Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
MARINE NEWS,

| ARRIVED
| June l0.br sehr. Wave Crest Can't Middle
| ton, ffOm Tofoneo, light. Br. Schr Ainha cSnS
Gordon, from Toronto. light Schr RrS,sSisIs
Capt Mowat. from Cleveland, light
June Il-Schr. Ben franklin. Can't Iaaaua
| trom Cleveland, light Scow Perry White. Cans
Baker from PIT. Pelee, limestone. Schr. Oak Lear
Can't LoWler, from Marquette with so tons iron
ore for Rhodes B Co. schr John o'Niel, from
June isSscow Emily Bailey. Capt Donaldson.
nom Narblehead, i8 cords stone. Prop City oi
Pt Huron. Capt. Davis. 59e tons non ore 1oE
Rhodes & Co.. from L'Anse. Seow Juno. Capt.
Elliott. from Pt Pelee Island, IS cords stone.
| Schr. Dictator, Capt. Harding, from u Anse, b65
tons ore. schr. Morning Light, Capt. Venn. from
June i4eProp. Sparta. Capt Mckay, from Mar
quette, S96 tons ore for Rhodes & Co. Sehr. Su-
matra, Capt. Morse, from Marquette. Us tons
Capt. Riley. from Marbiehead, Il cords stone for
pier. Br. Schr; Aulvey. Capt Taylor, from Toron-
TO, no cargo. ScOW Alice, Capt. Peck, from Con-
Capt Ingraham, from Marblehead. 20 cords stone
June is-seow Myra, Capt. Beekaith, ,from Con-
CLEARED.
June lo-Isr. schr. Wave Crest, Capt. Middle
ton. for Toronto, S4S tons coal. Scow Lime Rock,
June 11-Br schr Aiphs, Capt Gordon, for To.
ronto. $50 tons Of coal Tug Relief, $50 tons coal,
IS tons coal, for Detroit. Schr. Ben franklin,
Capt. LsselIe, 800 tons coal, for Detroit
June l9-oak Leaf, Capt LowleF, no cargo. for
Toronto, as tons coal. Schr. John O'Neil, $50
tonS coal. for Milwaukee.
June 14-scow Gen. Sheridan, Capt Riley, for
Cleveland. Scow Alice, Capt. Peck, for Conneaut.
light Schr. Jessie, Capt. Galway. for Buffalo,
I0,0 staves- Scow Perry White, Capt. Baker, for
ColoOurne, 95 tons COAL Schr. Morning Star.
Capt Venn, for Bufalo. 455 tons coal. Prop. Spar
"a, Capt. Mckay, for Marquette, 100 tons coal
Prop. City Of Pt. Huron, Capt Davis. for L'Anse
25 tons coal. Sehr. Dictator, Capt. Harding, for
L'Anse. light Br. sehr; Mulvey, Capt Taylor,
June 16-Scow Alice Capt. Beckwith, light, for
Conneaut. Schr. sumatra, Capt. Morse, light. for
$50 tons OF coal. scow VAMPIRE Capt. Ingraham,
for Detroit. SIS tons coal zs -,a..
Vessels are laying up at Oswego, some
of them stripping. l,ysi
Large quantities of floating ice are said
to be visible IN Lake Superior
Three hours.and twenty minutes un-
loading 24O,0eo feet of lumber is the way
they do it at Oswego.
The sailors at Cleveland had a strike
the other day, for 81 so a day, but could
not get it, and 30 fell back upon 81 25.
The schooner EschGngs, Of Vermiilion,
loaded with lime, which was sunk last
fall of Kelley's Island, is being raised by
the wreckIng steamer Magnet
We hear it rumored that the Cleveland
and Detroit line of steamers-the North
east and R. N. Rice-sre soon to make
regular daily stops at Putin-Bay. - - .
The hull OF the tug Heford, which ex-
plOded its boiler at BuhaIG-noliced last
week, has been partially raised. 1t is in
a very dilapidated condition, and not
likely 10 be of further service.
While dredging in front OF the new
coal docks of Messrs. Hubbard & Co., ad.
Joining the yellow ware house. on Mon
day last, the front of the dock pushed
out into the creek, imposing the necessity
of an overhauling and rebuilding.