, 1874-09-06

CHICAGO. ......
Th4ro warn only two lulubcs-lade vessels Let st Es
rue sehr tenssutec. e, Gapt. Thomas Fountain h
arrived Buffalo in safely It took bar sssen os5s
ouly 70 mike tho trip from this city. ~
The schr Lake Forest made the trip between III
CITY aud Apen1 in seven days.
The scow Ahnapee arrived yeatertiaJ in sa7
condition. She ran into raft on tho east sho1e
The scov Supply lost half her deck-ioad ct l1ta
bar during the recent Storm hoo Arz1Foa uase 1e"6
day. y
Mixer, Fitxhugh, and C1rungtozd, hAve kans 1n''
The prop Lowell left this city for Milwzutes y
o'clock Wednesday night, and DID not A1Evs a.
storm.
IIaEwHEnE~
The et1nr Northwest aground On Bot1 Blsea
Islaut, Detroit River Wednesday, and was pulled oa
by the Jay Cooke.
"a new propeller, built foz the Dresden and S4rah
line, was launched at Dresden, Ons.s eatunAG. aA
u.u.ed the HiaWatha.
1t appeArs that sale Of the cargo and edecn Of
tho wrecked stmr Young America, did not bring n&'
According to Capt Ha1l, OF Detroit the tug Rescas
belonging to the Coast Wrecklng Comlany, with asEs
uarne diver On to.rd, Left Detroit ThursdA! aas ~
Farport, to commence operations On the eo7s'
Tue schr rulaad, in the b4rbor Of Hactne, pul1a
out four piles and dashed againss the woolea ~
tory. She snapped of her jibbooua and ooTspr1s fa
1er mThe 1n sea-barss - re- New En- ost raft Of 1900 b
OF Little Point saube, Lake Michigan, ThursdAJ y
brought only twenty logs into Grand Haven. Tbs III
contained 700, ,oJ0 feet, board measure.
The Erie Queen il tho na1no OF new Vssa
launched At Port Rowan, Saturday. She WIS butt
Hudson Reese. 8ho is liz feet keel, u fest be'''
and 10 feet in tho hold
On he1 LAST tip down, the schr Portland, losdA
with orr was seven day1 IN drifting TONI isom htp b
On the contrary. she ouce or twice haa foeas nss-
Winds Provisions fell short and twice uess -
boats hailed aud boarded Tor the purpose
THE new gt1nr D. T. Van Allen, which fas ~ ~.
been completed At Ch1tha1n, hes set out 1rota - -
port her first voyage for Montreal Hes UNI e., -
wa, 12 oUo bu wheat from Toledo for Aontrea. - -. y
sides largo quantity Of wool for Toronto. II n
ed that etu can go through the entzo o1ssao0'
Montreal without Hgh:ering In the ean4A.
a dis atch which Nts received at Mu"3uAeo y!
terday announces that The schr Typo Ii ssnoIs u
Eage island Green Bay, nd reqff4 tas Is
been engaged, and Will proceed TO the nssAtAoeou ~ -
stranded vessel 1his morning, taking along wa
inch Worthington Pumps. TIC TYPO o~neu pend
The numtez Of vessels passing through toe ri
land Canal both ways during the month OF AuS" ~
745, an Increase over the month previous ot = th
whole nu,otet going eastward vaa $50, dt W1ie4g ~.
were steamers, This number hsncs from tho psssa ~,
River WIS lao and from other ports lso. 1ns ~
number bound westward was 70. o, wnee 3ee ~ mi
o0o vera bound for the Detroit Hiver, and la5 1os
On Lake Erie Tho numbor Of stearncts bouno "0'
ward was oa- nx
The United States sounding boat party hars T.. f.
through With their examinations OF the bottom "
lake FOR tho ceuteEn plated bre0kWater d Il
They made eight bo1inzs with tho he low ahAts ~
fee. Of vster ind on the inner line going do"n -.
the bottom Of the lake from % to IS teos saca
aud nnlin. good clay bottom below tho aepta ~
feet with sznd and soft mud xboyo tha: ana o.
other lias md In 80 fee: of water they made X
exa1aiuztions going down about the same dtss@. - nS
on the inner line and With tho sane result VIII nj
exception when they found l1k feet Of sofs u1a ad
sand On top, and then the good clay bottom ~ fu
which IL the very best foundation 70 oulld pi MN
THIS II foot {aoft spo} mentioned ID the eecon 4 h
inc from the southwest end OF the outer linz auo
nos supposed Will cause any trouble IN 9etIno snn4
foundz:iun Tho question Of soft bottom y 70 ~
aidered ut An end. This examination has been
and satisfactory to the Board OF Trade 91.,nss
who have givcn tt thar atsenton-Dftross ann,h d
The number Of disasters during the me e.a II
August last PASSED 1o4, which - lees T. ~. ~ <efv
previous month by TO- and for 5uns, -. hrooea
no gales during the month. and fe1 kecaut , te-sex
smoky or focRy weather. There were tosA rra
co!lisiona II were disabled, IL went nano@e ,ro
s1eak, 10 aunk, damaged 1rRoes 1leko;1 I'D
caustxcd voteriogged, struck By uRn1nus, sTrra
burned Of which warn totA losses VI: w. a,toc,
wave CITY Of Toledo, and prop CsfF o. Doa D1at.soa
Aren't thn ea1ns number Of cFafts xete IN ~
~ drrtur the Jzo7ioas month. but less nu
toe to tue upper lakes. Tho neaEest loe9 II
1nonth a s,1p;,oaed TO b the sruar City o. Losa 80
%@tjm.ted yaiue Of tho vessel and cargo Ds,o7 cr
1hArr abort $4,000. Three OF these ine4uot u
tha total losaes tn July have ence been reeoT7 ~
H. g. Y T. Watson, L. c. Upper, Aoo - ~ ~. d
nunubsx OF disaatats during th4 no0ta - sorta4
/ 49, rrn,3oua ons Giuca tho opsun3 m t9n ~
| ~ dstah casua1t1ea vs5s ssdfsa9 sa9ssSas"~s