, 1874-06-06

M1Eccl1HHu1u9s
Tho squat Of Thuralay evening did no other damage
4un that aIraady reported III yesterdays TRIBUNE.
II Tho ssl.r II, u. Moore ran aground near Polk
-Buhneaa nt the docks was unuaually dull ycsser-
day There we're but five or slx cargoes Of lumbas for
The Lake Superior steamers Of git the 1lnes
passcuger iias aro atesdy increasing. Tlcy e1pect
10 Do . rouss1g business during tho season.
The schr q: y. johnson lost her l,bIoon while in
accident.
Tho Pan1llco, will, load Of corn for Cork, 1rc-
Oana'.
Tho yacht belonging to tho Ewing eatato, which Inns
hcon ashore Oil the bench of North avenue since Inst
She bus been akon on tho dry dock.
excursions to-day anu sunday Dctnceu Cla1k esroct
bridge aud Lincoln rark. band OF ,nua!c viii be on
Tho prop Colorado loat her wheel outside. sho ia
now repairing at thus port.
"a r!vcs yacht, just ready for launching, Inns
yacht is 2s foot over a feet bea and fsot depth
Of hold. sho costs about $500.
The annie l. Crsig, which arrived at Detroit from
Take SUPERIOR Wednesday evening" states that tho schr
won!l doubtless have two three days. detention.
d.
Lake Huron discovered fect and inches Of water III
hcr hold. The bumps were starsed and ahe i,nmedi
Ately put back for Detroit, whore Hho went Into Dry
Tho iieht.shp ut Bar Point, recently damaged by
soll!s,on, wss yesterday again ~ position:
The arrivals ns THO port of milwaukee, during the
month Of May wero 1090 nlao up Of 1G2 propelIors
233 steamers, anl 06s sailing craft Tonnage 414,7os
Tho cleaEauces for tho sa,no period were 1,oD9 Of
which 1877 were pFonslcrs 24a eteamers, md 683 yes
The Dotroit Tribune says some Of their Lake Cap-
tana haSo refused to ratronize ay ts tho owner Of
which fnyors tho construction Of briBo OF the De-
troit lsiyer. On that account aoso Captains huye
fuscd % employ tho ting George N Brady, which ia
owned by IN anu-bridge MIN.
a steam fog-wltstlo Inns been erected On tho north
west bead Of Grand Manon in the bay Of Fundy. Tho
whistle y st the northwest head Of tho isand, md is
elevated 40 feet above high watur. III thick weather,
fogs, and snow-stnrnB, 1t will be sounded 10 ~ to
glso three b1asts Of sccons' duration, III each min
Tho whistle viii 10 put in operation tho lst Of July
THE tota! number Of ycssela which passed through
Tho Welland Canal during tho mouth Of hay WAS GUS.
OF ths ninaboz 29l passed westward, and 314 cast
ward. The Westward bound consisted Of u senrnera,
"a barkautines and 14o which are dcnoinacd schoon-
Bound down. aa wero atculners, q barkautinea,
aul l81 Rchoonera. Going eastward, II ware FROM
Cleveland 23i passed through tho Detroit RIVER and
sn Ts.d aGn IS s sr
Tho wrocking tug Levlashan reached Detroit ut an
curly honr yesterday aornsnS having IN toy the - ser
North Fox talant q wook ago Sunday. Tho e1tent OF
the vcascl's njurios cannot ba known until to-day,
IL 6bftte Ah hllp IAcA-
oteI About 600 bu Of corn wero saved In dry con
dillon.
-onr attention hna been called to The present conl-
tion Of the portugoI LuAs Superior Ship Caa! No
know whereof npoak when state that the uurlll
cid OF the canal has od in 10 thlt there IL searro
eleyon fco of water for diatanco Of a09 fea whl!u
the water y equally ahaow nesrly tho whole length
Of and inside tho east pier; Dou1ders Of rock anl
Btoue lilo ut tue bottom, shsrOhy eatangcring tho
wheels OF propulcrs and rendering navigation uncer
tain Il not -SortinesterH 4l,n1nJ Jour
| nal.
Tho following ia Humnnry atatornont Of the NUM-
bnr Of yesaeg III Tho coaRting trao which haye onter
cd and departed frou the port Of Bay City dnrng the
| month at aiay, 1874.