, 1873-05-01

The achr g. Osborn, With 1000 bu Of corn, left
Very few veasos loasng thia port tor tho lower
Gwire 70 s fse Ct . BY waiting until
Is Tle VIVA Is do
large number will leave tomorrow.
Tho Captains coming In this morning report sccina
| w1do below Milwaukee,.
1t + said that tho Vessel owncra' Towing Associa-
] next.
i might be well 10 call tho attention OF the lake c.p
aAS5 sn o e sdgSs to 10 open
aowed to 10 opon Iy anyger '3sS Tae
prevented tho bridge from being eosed III poTn
nearly twenty minutes, without cause The Capta|t1
| ordors IN thesa caBes is $25.
Mo further trouble iB anticipated with tce batwccn
Detroit River and Welaud Canal.
Esss saa NJ iss thsa sTsaty oa sn,
1t Is proposed now to enlarge the locks Of tho
te Dase a. to psss noas carrying 800 tons
tosnor lahore Ludngton and the lattor at nfan
astoo, arc to 10 rescued ii possible.
a,oho schooner Wacsaa while loading grain at
5acnoyBan les1 week. sprung leak md will haY0 to bo
-T1e ltt:le schooner Eva, which sunk in tho slim
eo, MoM DaSidsons ehfpyard late List fa has
Three propelers and tho bark Constitution left
through The ce without difficulty. rhe pgopeIer pue
foantain City has arrived at Detroit.
-1ua nTopcIlcf Hufd, now 0f tho "pe0pfea Lfncn
and tho Mayaower about to loayo Detroit Tor Gil
cago. '
The steam barge Henry Howard, With the barrs
IN tow bus arrival At Detroit from Buf-
fa1o VIA Chippewa and tho Wolland Canal.
Tho strike Of the sallors at Cleveland for $3.50 per
day 1s Btbetdng. $500 arc the oGerou rates,
The schooner Sea Bird, sunk ut Keley's island
mas broken up; nothing being saved from her but q
coa1. "1eo -
Tho steam tug Dino of hye tons burden, arrived nj
Detroit on tho 29h. she loft Buffalo tho 8h, and
sho is bound for Silver Iset Lake Superior and wLie
On rorto will visit tho east shore Of Lake Huron anI
. Georgian Day Aor voyage on Lake Eric vas attended
Tho propeller Russia Is about to leave Detroit for
buffalo, now that tho Equinox las burst tho leo bonds
there.
In the rivcr at Detroit en- route to Chicago.
Tho steamer Keweenaw has returned TO Detroit
from Detqur going and coming by way OF tho Carada
Shore OF Lake Huron. Tho Captain reporta Lake uu-
ron cear OF Ice from Thunder Bay to AIackjuaw and
Dctour. At Piko Island tho leo was two fee thick aud
quite firm. From Thundor Bay to tho ST. Ciair, the
Gapaln IeRor;s moro ice aoat than at any time With
Tho first cargo Of grain discharged at Kingston
soason was that Of tho schooner LOUISE consisting
Of fG 600 bushels Of corn, taken at Toledo last fall
Old wina-Mtl, about two miles below prescotf tho
sc9ne OF the Patriot baltic OF Nov. 10, 1855 into
li9hfhonae. Tho mill stands upon prominent point
projecting into tho ST. Lawrence River and its toD s
about seventy feet al,ova tue wafer For years tho
want Of Hight ut that point bus been SERIOUSLY fiji
Gy M mariners while making tho trip down. to- npd up
a;o,ns no 1nn a & o. TIC % 81 L3wrenco canals at tho
iessola making tho lower harbor on tEis side. In tIa
hight time, and, with tho improvement contemplated
ending ne canal to the head Of sponcers isand
VIII N axe Ito navigation Of this part Of tho ST
a~rcnce na safe In tho night 1t ia now in lbn iav
journal.