, 1872-11-13
MARINE EIIEMS.

Wind from the southwest. Weather clear.
Assistance is to be sent to the stranded scow
Seabird.
Terrible disaster near Bufalo-barge Forest
Queen and all hands reported lost.
-Advices from Manitowoc report the crew Of
the barge Planet saved.
One or two vessels aro reported ashore be-
tween Grand Haven and Muskcson.
a three-mastcd vessel. name not KIN own, ar
rived at Grand Haven Thursday, minus her can-
vass and jibboom.
-Four vessels, two barges, and q schooner are
reported ashore between A1anitowoc and Green
Bay, names not stated.
The storm On Lake Michigan last Friday. and
Saturday, proves very severe. Reports OF dam
aged vessels still como pouring in.
The schr Ebenezer is ashore at Ahcnepee
full Of water. The tug Kitty Smoke is employ
ed in getting her of.
1t is reported that tho echr st. Paul, report
ed ashore near Grand Haven, is out high and
dry, and will be got OF without difficulty.
Tho bark Monterey and tho schr of tho same
name colliled in Buffalo harbor on the 9th, and
sustained serious damages.
The schr Medbury. loaded with salt from this
port, 'collded with the ecllr Hercules Sunday
night, noar -Four Mile Point, and sunk in 10 teet
of water.
Great anxiety is felt about the schr Napo-
leon, which left Manistee for Milwau kee week
ago and has not yet been heard from.
Tho schrs John N1agee and Rising Star have
arrived at Milwaukee, minus their foreHail, FORE
sail jib, and flying jib.
Captain Jones, of the propeller oconto, re-
ports the schooner Barbarian ashore between
Peshtigo and Oconto, in Green Bay. She lies in
shoa1 water.
The barge Planet, owned BY the Peshtigo
Lumber Company, became watcrlogged and sunk
near Two Rivers, Thursday morning.
The bark Favorite arrived at Port Huron in
q damaged condition, last Friday, and WAS COM
PEELED to stop for repairs.
1t is reported that the schooner Winona is
ashore above Sheboygan. She will probably
prove total loss. She is valued at $4,000, and
owned in Cleveland:
Tho schooner Meridian, Of this city, ran
ashore between Grand River and Muskegon.
She is high and dry, and can be rescued.
~. II. Wayne, contractor at Port Clinton,
requests us to notify navigators that tho buoy
On Niagara Reef has been removed, and spar
with flag substituted. The same plan has been
followed With the buoyB in Port Clinton harbor.
Toledo Blade, Nop. 6.
"A number OF downward bound vessels are
reported to have arrived at tho st. Clair Flats.
stated, arc minus their jibbooms. Several have
succeeeded in crossing that thoroughfare, and
have since passed Detroit. Nea1ly al are eight
and nine days from Chicago.
Quite fleet Of vessels were out on Lake
Huron during the southwest gale on Thursday,
age either in hull or outfit. The schooner Jo-
sephine grain-laden, from Chicago, lost all Of
her jibs, and, reaching the St. Clair Flats, had
her jibboom carried vway. The damage to 9TH
was principally in outfit, causing no detention.
"A despatch from Buffalo to Detroit, Satur-
day, eays: "Tho barge Forest Queen, from Sag
inaw, laden with lumber, while in tow OF the tug
Burlington, during the gale last night, was cut
loose two miles outside Of tho breakwater. She
is supposed to be lost, with all hands. The
barges kentucky and Star of the North, which
we're in tow Of hetug, we're also cut loose at the