Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

ARRIVED.

Aug. 2Sil--schr Jane Raiston, Capt. Elliott,
from Ogdensburg, with 40O tons OF ore 10 G.
w. Moas i,, ,..,,
Aug. 24ih-scbr. Jessie, Capt. Thayer, from
Buffalo, with 81 ,053 barrels salt and 1870 bis
cement, for H. Hubbard & Co. ., ee..
Aug. 24,h--scbr L. L. Lamb, Capt Har',
from Ogsdenburg, with 400 tons of ore, to Geo.
" Moas, .-,t.;irf,tafi .r...ag
Aug 25th-barque Jane Bell, Capt Gotham,
with 400 ions IF ore, from Escanaba, to A. Y.
dS p. II. X, Co. asa l.tef maH hrh
Aug. 26th-scow Per7p While. Capt Baker,
from Marblehead with IS cords OF Limestone,
to Ii. Hubbard d Co,
-Ht}t3 ~ '5'f CLEARED iis in'f
Aug 25i-sclr. G. W. Walker, Capt Shea,
for Marqdette. with 200 tons of coke. i'.'' =, =,
Aug 24h-schr Hdrrest Home, Capt. Down.
ey, for Marquette, with 800 tons of coke, for
L. s Iron Furnace.
Aug 25ti,-schr L. L. Lamb, Capt Hart, for
Chicaso-light. t.. rt,'. I..
Aug 25th-schr. jessie, Capt. Thayer, Ipr
Fremont-light .,.. 4..f., .., s.,.......
Aug 26,h-lLree, master June Bel, Capt. Go
than, light, tor Escapaba, to load with ore.
Aug 2S,l-schr. June Raiston, Capt. Elliot,
light, for Saginaw. .l ..kIU4li vs.
Aug. 27th-scow Perry White, Capt. Bak,r,
light, ior Marblehead, for stone ,a ..al1 q
Loss OF During the night Of the
18Th, the Lumber barge j. d. Martin, Captain
Peter Ii. Flick, one of six in tow Of the steam
barge SUM- from Saginaw TO Erie, broke from
the low, about twenty miles down the Lake
from Cleveland, and in a short time went TO
pieces. Captain Flick, his wife and little girl
aud one seamen, took a small boat and weie
saved by the Sohr. Md,ysbary and taken TO
Cleveland. Two seamen, named jesse Taylor
of Sarnia, and John Kennedy, from Londor.
Ont, preferred remlining on the barge. and it
was supposed they were drowned. Til y were
however picked up next day by the Schr. Re d
Oise of Detroit, Levi Davis, master, though
this act OF humanity was accomplished with
great difficulty, owing TO the gale which was
blowing, The cargo of the barge, worth, $l4,.
600. is a total loss
Two .sailorS, Jysse Malloy and John Ke,. /.
nerdy who were supposed 10 have been drown
ed wneu the barge Marin ioundercd las, We'd
nesday night, werr picked up 10y the SvLr
Harvest Home and takeu 10 Erie. Tbey were
lound on fouting lumber. -
The steam barge Vanderbilt, recently ashore
nj Pixies Bay, Lake Huron, has been gol off
and repaired nj Lake Huron.
Cleveland papers have the following dis
patch from Detroil Saturday "rhc Aetua of
Chicago and Clifford. oi Erie. Schrs collided
of Thunder Bay Island al O'CLOCK this morn
ing. The Aetna lost f,,resail. square yard,
main rigging, rail stove, aud q hole throus Ii
the deck, and LOST one innn; leaking about
three feet Of water, In her nod; loaded with
coal from Chicago. she win be towed 10 81.
Clair River. The Clifford lost gibLoom, bow :
spirit, bobstays, cut-Muler and ether damages
10 her headgpar not leaking much"
The Detroit Post of Wednesday says that
the grain fleet from Chicago. stlle last OF WIN,
passed Detroit on Monday, numbered ioriy hive
cnrgoes consisting o. /, 100000 hnshtls on corn
50,0I2 bushels of wheat, aid 107 ,875 bushels
OF oats The largest was that on board the
mammoih schooner ]. r Rutter, G0300 bush
els of corn. Tnere arrived from Chicago al
Goderlch tive clrgOes, containing IN the az
gregate, 96 600 bushels OF corn, which cleared
at the same time
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