, 1874-11-15

CHICAGO.
Busfness ut the humber market is at 4 standstiH.
a RI: was blowing {Eom the .o1th al day ye7ter-
dry. In the evening fastor.n Set in. No acclleus
The prop Nebraska; which went ashore on R7ctne
Reef Friday, has Lccu released, and arrived at this
port yesterday After unloading hes cargo sne will ba
Il dispatch re.eiycd hera yesterday afternoon
states that tho scr OrkneT Lass IL ashore at ths Doay-
Mich, with load Of luasbcr con:igued 70 \. E. Bck
ford l. Co.: Of this city. The Captain has sent to
Mlckiuac fo- assistance and it is probable that tug
has reached her before this lMe- -.....
Tho Lighthouse Engineer, Nal Henry II Robert,
giscs otiee that tho pierheid Ligh 1t Michigan City,
Iuu viii be moved from the end OF the Elst Pier to
The euu Of tho West Pler during the next weel II the
weather permits.
a lisratch received hero last evening reports the
srhr William Home. with whcls from Chicago for
King ston ashore on snala Island sao1l. Al tug and
Lighter Eave gonc to her 1fsist&nee.
ELsEwuEnE.
The nrpp Eetchuu, bound down, met twenty -four
vessels in the strata on her upward pzssage
-Tae schr WeSs Wind lost her hr1d=ge4f and was
otherwise injured BY being towed against. the East
:-Tne etcam-barge Abercosn is ashore at Port Aus
tin. a tug aud Egater hase gone to her assistance
Tbs prop jar Gould is still aground In the Bay.
Another lighter ha. gone to her wn,cgiyes her three
The scur Mtrkwel, with celar-posts and shingles,
from Stannonvilie, reaetied osweso Monday night;
riads 1ocGo shingles Of hez decr-load- swept over
board.
A,,cl and l:sragou, which were ashore at Amherst
Island. Lala out-rio, have hs: gotten Oh, and also
tue hrAr seapirl, .shoro on Grlpa Iaand- The scir
c n5ls a.1 Of 's tug vulcan passed near to the
schr Nr1rot; sunk IN L:ke Enc. She hes about 10
miles from snorc, and lttls basow PORT Stanley Her
topmasts and ten feet Of her msssheads aro plainly
visible above water. Tho vessel apparently Ets up
right and rest on oren keel.
Is ssr G 4 C. os:t M 'ss'5s I q h1n g. sha
years Old. Capt. James c4rrou heads an expedition
Tor her rescue, and her arrival at Buffalo may be
A steam large, hlv;ns b.rgcs in tow, bound up,
n;sh:. At tue lower end Of Bos Blanc Islana at'the
mouth Of Detroit River, but VAS pulled OF by the
prop Bob Hackett withont dam1se. ..-.
Ia: *ehr J. H. steytns arrived 1t Milwaukee yes,
L., i T., anchor under PUN 1s4nd, sha WAS run into
losing h.c oooo aud bc:o-;caF besides having her
rail bro.aa. Her foresati and gar.topssi had been
blown away before coming to cuclior.
Tue mammoth prop Persia; With $3.50 ba Of
wheat board ur11ycd nj Detroit Frd!y afternoon,
1skng slightly He5 Gsptn ,eespsa s ownsr
G., into drsdock there Of proceed over Lake Eric bat
u: 70 Friday night had received 70 answer The c,r-
voyage, the leak appeins to 10 of truins nature.
THE tug yulcan, which for some Days past has
been engaged IN wrecLiag at tito lower end Of Lake
he e fsors o Io 1t foln
Aibino the old Dcsrojt. There &c: three s2rges
tue Point which will doubtless have to bo gotten up
ways, and launched IL the usual tnanrier. Tho vir-
can, while at Point Aibuo, assisted by the tug Nj
asra, during which time ropes and hawsers to the
value OF s. SUI were broken up. Tho report that the
schr S. S. Osborn had broken up and was abandoned
Il incorrect. The Miami sank at the end OF Long
Point. md is q total loss.
Tie news ' hich reaches US daily from the wreck
Ing operations at Long Point and Grand niE*r Is a.
rnoat changeablc as the weather: First We lcn5n
that such steamer Eoch vessel had broken up
and abandoned another is full of water. and yet
another gone to the shades: The prop Now York.
which went to pieces Point Ahino cemened to-
gather again ind has a1rtrelat Buffalo all fisnt So
with the Harriet Ross and others, and there
hopo that the old Pfeble may yet ne resussated-De
troH Free Pres.
1t :ppe1r that the sch1s Michigan and N.rarod IN
their late zou on L.ko Erie did not see each otner
until they only abo1t 70 rods apart It WAS curly
morning. dark and anosy at the time, and the wonder
il t.at the collision wis not serious than It VAS
The Elnrod, wis struck gianeius blow, which The
C.ptain Of tie stiehigan suppoiEg 2 b 70 greater
than he sustained passed On. It - doubtful II
could have found the imrod had be tried Tor the
dels were almost immediately out OF sgat Of each Other
in the smoke and dar5ness From the time Of sight
ing the Nrhrod until the collision was little more than
fifteen seconds The story about the Michigan having
encounters with the LucEey aud another schooner il
beicvel to ho11. letter from tho former 10 her
owners 10 this city mentioning such OCCURRENCES
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