, 1873-11-09
THE STORM ON THE LAKES.

E5ssENlFc 10 SHGpranMs
Judging from the number Of disasters reported,
tho damage Gono to the shipping on tho hikes
ny tl,o Hoyero gales Of Sunday end Monday nights
la.t must tayo been immcnac. New disasters
axo reported daily Tho mild weather during
the lust few days has enabled many Of tho yes-
cola. driven ashore. to got niloat.
The schooner Orkney Lass, which was ashore
uoar Grand Haven, haa been hauled off, and
wag brought to this city, yestorduy morning, in
a. leal;y condition. She has bcen talson 10 the
dry-ducls.
Tho schooner Cambria. laden with railroad-
iron, sprung leak and grountlolat Long Point,
Like Eric. Tow days since. She Was got of
mi ts..4cn to Detroit On F-idug.
THO schooner Il. j. Saubosa, lumber-laden,
t:oia. Maniatco, ran ashore in trying to enter
Mat port. sho has already geuo to pieces. Tie
ssnbo,1 was built in Buffalo in 1850. ;he .noas-
1fca 178 tons, rated B2, aud Was valued a. about
st,,1d0.
Tho schooner Montgomery had II rough time
IN her last t.'p. For t. Whole hour sho was III
:Lo trough Of tho sea, and thero was hardly IL
sou!d ever come out of it. Finally, by throwing
,ss.board q largo quantity Of hor tlock-load Of
haur, sle cnnlo about, md rode safely through
lie seApest. It was tue flour OF tue Alontgona-
a1y that sl.iftcd aalioro OH tho Caiada side Of
Associated prass' Agents. who telcgraphod,
"Iniltecn bodios recoyerea." and which gayo
tito 10 Tic ruu!or that tho Bell Wide was lost;
Tie schooner Frank pcrew Tont ashore nt the
Eo,ll Msuitou, whcro the gala soens to have
been nloet sc1ore, and waa subsequently, aban-
f;ouoa. She WAS Qua OF thu finest vessels on tho
Likes aut but yoars old, having been conf
missjoncl in 1861. sho was built ut Buffalo,
NJ G77 louB Of burden. She WAS latlen with
Grain, wlicf is also r. total loss. lfor com-
,aar,AeY WIS Cnpt. Charles Gn'o, who Inns oceu-
pied that position since the dnla Of hor commits
tion.
Nothing it known Of tho whereabouts Of tho
tchoutse" Gilbert a1olliaon, which eleurad from
Iris port Gil tito 24th u!t., wfth grain, Sio waB
co1a'nano:l t,y Capt. Joel II. Turner. Tho yes-
rol il oni:cd by Mitchell Brothers, of Oawego.
ee ia alan tho cargo nbI.her Of wlioh il insurod
IAn stl!ihon Wna a now vcsAc ratod No. !,
ard 1.%l high valuation. Har crow, Al! told,
Iu.nher eight or nno men. .,
rnu I3aJ City Tribune OF Wednesday gaya
"1i.e Tow ct tho Propeller prair.s State, con-
tiasiug Of lilo baggos Ryan, poland, and North
cm 1.sat, which wa' broken up on Lake Huron
Iscrntlr, MD subsequently,. returned to Port
Huron, met With similar tIaaAtor on 6aginuw
Lay Yesterday morning, 'whslo oil route from
Io,t Ifu,ou to nsy City. THO xtornl commenced
.ir;,k 10 o'clock on Monday, and, uoeorting tt
t;go abatement Of Capt. Graves, Of tho Prairie
t.a.,,, aud CAPT. Brown, ut tue Dunlap, waa IT'LL
1;t;,sIy govcro,-tAo wind blowing gallo frosk
tra :.n!illwc.t, md 10 heavy asea running thu
til v"vea wps!,cA oyer th" pl!ot.house, Of tht
r,r..!..t: continually. Tho burgca wore lalor!tt
in,.y!y. but managed to llanS on until ohrly yeH
t,ni:y js:ayIlinY, VIXEN they broke sutilt
~ that tir1o about IL 1allos oagt Or Al han!o
Io propeller ran to this port, EeachiuE hero !Sa
evening. Tl4o Ryan waB aeon OF Aarrlhv!lle
t.at night. by Capt. atowart. Of the SHERMAN