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A wise timtsy Day was slightly dam-¦ inner .Exchange docks yesterday. Inter Ocean, [one 25.—In attempting to I I 'is plaoelast night the small ok the north harbor piers port bow. She filled with Her cargo, consisting of mi as saved. She will be hauled I shingles, ww i'he Inter Ocean Mich. Penobscot had a Juo ¦ L'.",.—The schooner tiao a narivrow escape frorogoing ashore t Saturday nhight. About two mil™ north !',"";" »n«ht in a so.ua land her S Within thirty yards of the vV i tl c r , „ Cr'."?Vln,; l'rew f-'ot to her aid l" l ,e .,r, i ,' "• ; L ""'":" «°l to the schooner •M rh h ,/,' ' """ j T,'v"s *ot int0 th« llarb"r 1 ' -'" after seTenral hours, hard work. The •cleared On Chicago with lumber this '¦¦-•nun to Tin-e Inter Ocean. ON, Ont, j„ ,„.,- 25.-The schooner Flora, of licton, arrived ye-estcrday with the jettisoned 2f ! '¦' City Of Montreal, wh ioh ran some weeks ago on thie Ducks 1 ho steamer Hastinucs had to leave the wrecked schooner EkzaQuinlann ashore at South Bav Point owing to the wind bldowing very tro* &,2 VanBIack had not enooughcedar tr.float the'ves" sel, and although thee Hastings drew the vessel some fifteen feet it waas impossible to take her off To' Buffalo, were: FEESIGHTS. 2c corn i and Stic wheat. Charters // MHental and consort, Yosemi'tte and barge, Hubbell and barges, Salina ami barges, Ira Chaffee and barges, Cowie and barges, schr Consuelo. Wind east, light, cloudy. Port Hup.on, Mich., June 284.— Up—Props Forest City and consort, 3 a. mi.; Saginaw Valley, 3:10; Atlantic, 8; Nyack, 8::10; Cleveland and barges, 8. Steamer Pearl, Ira.- Chaffee and barges, o p. m.; Europe, 3:30; Coiannar and consort, 4; D. Lenty and barges, 4:101: J- S. Ruby, 4:20; City of Mt. Clemens, 5; D. C. Whitney and consort, 5:20; Ogemaw. 6; HecK&ey and consort, 8; A. J. Smith and barges, 8:1(0; B. Holland and Annie M. Peterson and baarges, 8:10. Schr J. Waters, 8:20; Gecorge M. Case, North Cape, John K. Noyes, Swallow Penokee, Bessie V. Sawyer,, 1:35 p. m. Wind north; light. Passed Down—Props New York, 2:10; D. W. Rust and consort,, S. L. Watson, Continental and Consort, 3:40; Rochester, 7; Oscoda, 10; H. Howard and baarges, Chamberlain and barge?, Quebec, 7 p. m.; (Queen of the "West, 8; W. S. Crosthwaite, City off Concord and consort, 8; steamer Flora, 3 p. m.; Oneida, 3:10; scars Joe Pace, Emma L. Coyme, Byveram, 11 a. m.; Hercules, 7 p. in. Special Telegram to The Inter Occean. Detroit, Mich., June 23—djp—Props Weston and barges, Rose and barges, HJaldwin and barges, Macey and consort, and sclur Reindeer, Mineral Rock and barges, schr Jessie. Down—Props Montana, Progress, Business, and ewchr Francis Palms, B. B. Hale, and schrs BratlUey, Wagstaff, Card, Iron Age and consort, Siberia*, Music and barges. June 23: 'Up—Props Mayflower and barges, Glasgow and barges, Hurlburt, andl scows Pathfinder, American Union, Nevada autd consort, Sanilac, Michigan and barges, Empire »nd barges, Forest City and consort, Cleveland ;and barges, Avon; sclirs G. M. Case, North Cape,, Swallow, Penokee, J. R. Noyes, B. Barwick. Down—Props Comrao-dore,Lehigh,Torrent and raft, Manistique and raft, Havana and consort, Curtis amd barges, Germa-nia and barges, Inter Ocean, Et. A. Packer, W. L. Wetmore and consort, Wm. Eidward, and schrs If t proved to be the schooner / ^- Foster, M W. Paige, John. Pridgeon, Jr., and schr Nellie Gardner, Otego {and barges, China. Wind south, light; clear. I Port Huron, Mich., June 23.—Passed Up— Y Props Fred Mercer, 11:50; IP. H. Birchard and barges, 12:30; Winslow, 7; D. F. Rose and ^ barges, 10 a. m.; Weston and! consorts, 11:10; schrs Garabaldi, 11; John IKelderhouse, 4:25. Down—Prop Havana and comsort, 12:15; Inter Ocean, 12:30; W. L. Wetmoire and consort, 5; William Edwards and consort.-, 5:25; Otego and barges, 6; John Pridgeon and iconsorts, 8; China, 11. Wind south, light. Weatiher tine. £ DISASTERS' AND ACCIDENTS. VESSEL AND OfiBEW SAVED—COLLISION. During the stormyy weather Sunday night the life-saving crew puUledout to a small craft in dis tress on the lake. Anthony Bessel, loaoded with cobblestones, leaking badly and in sinAking condition. The captain, ¦whose name is Anithony Bessel, and one sailor made up the crew. The life men manned the pump, finally got aa tug, and brought the little vessel and her crew ssafely into the harbor. Some tug, name unnknown, ran into the schooner Evra Fuller on the laake before daylight yesterday morning, cutting herr boat in two, crushing in her stern to some exteent, and breaking the topsail. It is supposed that tllie tug was maneuvering for the tow. The Shieldls was alongside the Fuller, and her captain was -afraid for a moment or two that the unknown tojg would run into him. The captain of the Fuller ¦ made diligent inquiry yes-1 terday to learn thee name of the colliding craft, but all to no avail. The weather was aggain stermy yesterday, coming from the north. Vessels which left the harbor on Saturday werre still off the city, among them the schooner Goolden Fleece. The tug Peirett ancd her five barges left during the day, but made litttle or no headway against <- the wind and sea. The Massachusetts:*, Merrimac, and Geonre Finney were among tthe arrivals last night. The two first named are bound to Escanaba from South Chicago. The wind was dead ahe,ad and blowing heavy, and they ran in here until the gtorm should abate. The schooner j.,v. Tfaylor ran on the tujz Shields 'AU THE RIVERS. Special Telegram to Thne Inter Ocean. Detroit, Mich., Jrane 23—tip—Props Weston and barges, Rose and barges, Baldwin and barges, Macey and consort, and schr Reindeer, Mineral Rock and barges, schri-Jessie. Down—Props Montana, Progress, Businaess, and schr Francis Palms, E. B. Hale, and schrrs Bradley, Wagstaff, Card, Iron Age and cousort,, Siberia, Music and barges. June 23: Up—Props Mlayfiower and barges, Glasgow and barges, Hurllburt, and scows Pathfinder, American Union, Neovada and consort, Sanilac, Michigan and barges, Empire and barges. Forest City and consort, Clleveland and barges, Avon; schrs G. M. Case, Norrth Cape, Swallow, Penokee, J. R. Noyes, B. Barwiick. Down—Props Commo-dore,Lehigh,Torrent amd raft, Manistique and raft, Havana and consort, ^Curtis and barges, Germa-nia and barges, Inter Ocean, R. A. Packer, W. L. Wetmore and consort*., Wm. Edward, and schrs C. Foster, M. W. Paigae, John Pridgeon, Jr., and schr Nellie Gardner, Otego and barges, China. Wind south, light; cltear. Port Huron, Szicth., June 23.—Passed Up— Props Fred Mercer, 11:50; P. H. Birchard and barges, 12:30; Winsslow, 7; D. F. Rose and barges, 10 a.m.; Weston and consorts, 11:10; schrs Garabaldi, 11;; John Eelderhouse, 4:25. Down—Prop Havana and consort, 12:15; Inter Ocean, 12:30; W. L.,. Wetmore and consort, 5; William Edwards andi consort, 5:25; Otego and barges, 0; John Pridgeeon and consorts, 8; Chin*, 11. Wind south, lighit. Weather fine. WELLAND CANAL. Special Telegram to Thee Inter Ocean. Port Colborne, Oint., June 23.—Passed Up— Schr Kate Kelly, Chiicago to Montreal, general cargo; props Europe, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo; Roanoke,, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo; D. R.. Van Allen, Port Hope to Cleveland, light; Camada, Chicago to Montreal, general cargo. Down—Schr Dohance, Ashtabula to Hamilton, coal; stceambarge Saxon, Amherstburg to Montreal, whe;at. Special Telegram to The Inter Oeean. Port Dalhousie, Oint., June 23.— Passed Up— Stmr Van Allen, Port Hope to Cleveland, light; schrs S. Neelon, Kingston to Chicago, light; Mystic Star, Oswego to (JJhicago, coal; James Wade, Charlotte to Detroit, ceoal; A. Muir. Port Dalhousie to Black River, light; W. J. Suffell, Kingston to Sandusky, light. I))own—Stair Nashua, Toledo to Ogdensburg, geneiral cargo; tug Active and bargea, Toledo to Kingston, corn. WELLAND CANAL. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocsan. Port Colborne, Ont., June: 23.—Passed Up— Schr Kate Kelly, Chicago to Montreal, general cargo; props Europe, Montread to Chicago, general cargo; Roanoke, OedenfKburg to Chicago, general cargo; D. R. Van Allien, Port Hope "to Cleveland, light; Canada, Chiicago to Montreal, general cargo. Down—Schr D'ofiance, Ashtabula to Hamilton, coal; steambarge Saxon, Amherstburg to Montreal, wheat. Special Telegram to The Inter Oee an. Port Dalhousie, Ont,, June 23.—Passed Up— Stmr Van Allen, Port Hope to Cleveland, light; schrs S. Neelon, Kingston to Chicago, light; Mystic Star, Oswego to Chicago, icoal; James Wade, Charlotte to Detroit, coal; A. Muir. Port Dalhousie to Black River, light; W. X Suffell, Kingston to Sandusky, light. Down—Stamr Nashua, Toledo to Ogdensburg, general car^o*; tug Active and barges, Toledo to Kingston, corm. . _u.icai., j nne zl,—u p-mg Wilson. Down—Props Vanderbilt, Benton and barges; Bschrs Columbus, H. Fitzhugh, Havana, Young .America, Mineral State. June 22—Up—Props H. •jJ. Jewett, Russia, Handy Boy and consort, D *M. Dickenson and bargee, Goodnow and schrs John O'Neil, Kate Winslow, Oscoda, Birkhead and barges, Fred Mercer, S. E. Sheldon and consort; stmr Ella G; schrs Irene, Josephine. Down r —Props Waverly, Isaac May, Clyde, Nelson Mills and barges, N. D. Fairbanks and schr Reuben Doud, Mary Mills and barge, East Saginaw and barges, Allegheny and consort; schr Geo. B. Sloan. Wind southwest, brisk; clear. Port Huron, Mich., June 22.—Passed Up—Prop Philadelphia, 10:20; Starucca, 11:3( *; A. A. Turner and barges, 5:20; H. J. Jewett, 0:15; Juniata, 7; B. W. Blanchard, 9; Fred Kelly with Negaunee and consort, 10; City of Concord and consort, 11; stmr Keweenaw, 7; schr Kate Richmond, 4:15; tug J. W. Bennett and Concord, 4:15. Down—Prop Ogemaw, 12; Clyde, t2; Clyde, 2:30; Waverly, 2:25; J. E. Mills, 3; J. May and consort, 3:10; Manistique and raft, Allegheny and consort, 10; schrs George B. Sloan, Grace, Amelia, 9:20; Torrent and raft, 5. Wind south., gentle; weather fine. WELLAND CANAL. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Port Colborne. Ont.. June 22.—Passed Un — Schrs Jamaica and Oliver Mitchell, Fairhaven to Chicago, coal; H. P. Murray, Thorold to Cleveland, stone; Acacia, Port Colborne to Detroit, light; props Saginaw Valley and J. Davidson, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo. Down-Props Armenia, Chicago to Montreal, coal; Nashua, Toledo to Ogdensburg, general cargo; tug Active and two barges, Toledo to Kingston, corn. Cleared—Tug W. A. Booth, for Lake Huron. Special Telegram to The Inter Oirrtn. Port Dalhousie, Ont., Juno 22.—Passed Up— Schr Jamaica, Fair Haven to Chicago, coal; stmrs Roanoke, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo; Europe, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo. Down—Stmrs Northerner, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general cargo; Armenia, Chicago to Montreal, general cargo. ' Harbor work at Grand Haven, and left las: ev©n-in"-to assume his new position. Captain Thorp n one of the most popular tugmen on the lakes, having run tugs at Buffalo, Cleveland, and other iports. Although he has only been at tin* port [this season, he has made many friends, and his departure ' Is generally regretted.—Milwaukee Itij^i t i n '¦ I- ,,.,,-r,----—ff^w^»-y*^*^ ^¦l^'B^ygW^un^Keiday morning, as the BteamerM. C, Hawley was going into Escanaba, on her up trip, *he struck on Peninsula Point Shoal The night was dark, and a close course j taken v, itn th buoy. This was = i FBlEICfHTS. NO CHA1NCIE IN RATES. There was no session of the Board of Trade ' again yesterday, but several grain charters were made, nevertheless. Rates ruled at 2 '.ic corn and 2^0 wheat to Buffaloo, and l^c corn to Midland, Collingwood, and Sarmia, Lumber freights arm quiet and unchanged. '!"".L'.'«rain fn Thto Inter Ocean. Bueealo, N. Y., Julty 5.—Coal freight rates continue firm at 00 cents: to Chicago and Milwaukee. Engagements—Schr ilda Keith, for Chicago; M. E. Tremble, for Milwaaukee. The schr Helvetia -.overrun 1 70 bushels of rye to-day. 'Wind southwest, light. COMMEBCE OIF MICHIGAN CITY. The arrivals and oHearances of Michigan City for the month ending , June 30 were as-follows: .----Arrrivalg.—^ --Clearances.^- No. ' Tonnage. No. Tonnage. Steam......... B5 3,580 2f Sail........... 26 4,202 21 3,5*0 4,202 Totals. 51 ',842 51 7,84^ DISJASTERS. Special Telegram to Thbe biter Ocean. Milwaukee, Wis., , July 5.-The schooner O. M. Bond arrived to-dday from Ogdensburg with part of her main boonm gone. She was struck by \ a squall on Lake Brie i off Morgan's Point. Tuesday morning she sii fhted another vessel, name unknown, whose enthjre rigging was carried away In the squall, bul was* unable to,'gd to her on ac-oounl of the ai '. of attending to her own injuries. ¦ Intei i icean. tficfch,, July 5.— The propeller Jarvis Lord, fcowing'tntae schooner Lafrinier, ran aground ¦ tog at the Indian dock, abreast ot'Jl i md. Shewaa delayed ten Allen and others have pur-id Bouri froniE. P.JSnel-eambarge is at Cleve-teen I out. She will be a new boiler and be thor-being placed m cornel here on Wednesday ¦ ¦ says: "The Hawley, ina.i)a, ran ashore on :;oa. ni. to-day, and .rward and eight inches and Bruce- worked at : :;oP. m. She arrived 7 o'cloi ck, and is not leaking and \ nntujureied." EKEIGI-ITIS. FOR PORTS REILOW. The market for grain freighits was unchanged yesterday on the basis of 2c cmrn to Buffalo. The engagements were: TO BUFFALO). Bushels. Prop Dean Richmond, corn.................20.000 Steamship Oceanica, wheat.................48,000 Steamship Oceanica, corn...................20*000 Steamship Tacoma, corn....................75,000 Prop Nebraska, corn........................24,000 Prop Nebraska, rye..........................10,000 TO ERIE. Prop Clarion, corn...........................50,000 Prop Conostoga.............................20,ooo Prop Conestoga, rye.........................41,000 TO MIDLAND). Schr Thomas H. Howiand, corm............21,000 Schr Yankee Blade, oats...................21,000 Special Telegram to The Inter. i)".:ean Buffalo, N. Y., June 22.—Coal freights dull and unchanged at 75c K ngagemente—Schr Northwest, M. J. Cummings; prop Ballentine, for Milwaukee. Wind southwest, light. FLOTSAM A2CD XETSAM. [ The Acorn and Metropolis leftt light. 1 The City of Fremont left yesterday for Lake | Superior. Where is the vessel-ownerss shipping office, "anyhow." A police officer is badly needced at the Lumber Exchange docks. The Thomas H. Howiand leftt yesterday afternoon, grain loaded. The surveys on the A. G. Morrey and Imperial are not yet complete. The Ahira Cobb and M. Si. Bacon left for Escanaba to load iron for Lake Erie. James Collins, mate, accidentally killed on board the schooner Bavaria, resided at Kingston. The remains have been sent theare by rail. A city scow loaded with strceet cleanings capsized at LaSalle street yesterday. One of Mun-son's sand scows capsized in the basin, and the i„n,K,!,rU..n!lWullri,hl<;,lh,.I. In a nutshell, tlmt J!> • mils hko this;, The vessel Is insured (in Crosby A Dimick conK panies) for $8,000—and she is a; wreck. The hill of the wrecking tus is about $!>..000. In some way or other the companies have gtnt to liquidate an indebtedness of $17,000, [Bluio lights and curtain.] . ¦'"- '¦' * Big vessels were lying in thte draws of South Halsted street bridge dischargiing cargo yesterday, and other craft found difficulty getting through. Jams and blockades! were the result. Among the craft which were caiught and detained, also keeping the bridge open., were the barge James P. Joy, the steamship 0<"eanica, the steam-barge Albert Soper, and seven wchooners. An official notification from the Treasury Department is as follows: "Oolliectors of customs are hereby notified that so mnclh of the provisions of circular letter (Synopsis Decisions, No. 5,6b3) as requires special inspectors of foreign steam vessels to report to them in writing the names of foreign steam vessels failing to make written application for inspection as passenger steamers is hereby rescinded, and Oolleotiors will hereattor require the masters of all suich vessels, before clearance, to exhibit the verified copy of the certificate of inspection of the steamier, as furnished by the Collector to all steamers duly inspected m the United States, under the aolt approved Aug. 7, 3 882. In the absence of such icopy of the inspection certificate, or upon failmre to exhibit the same, Collectors will require the masters of all foreign steam vessels to make an affidavit in the form provided in circular letter referred to.' FBEIGHTS. COBN AXt> WHEAT. The offering rate on corn to Buffalo yesterday was 2c; wheat, 2Uo. Charters include tine steamships D. C. Whitney and Dean Pactmiondi, corn to . -Buffalo; schooner B. F. Bruce, flaxseed to Erie; su hooners" Watertown and North. Caipe, corn ; to Sandusky. No change in lumber freights bpocial ¦iVlegrain to The Inter Ocean. Buffalo, N. Y., July «.—Coal freighits dull; rates still quoted at OUc. No eugagsiments re-ported-^w^—iiiwiii¦— ifiiirtwiin...........nr-iBinmalMWiMnu___m.i— mi*, rr LXLI.IE E. AND A. G. MOSEY. \S CONTEST BETWEEN OWNERS AND UNPE1HH'J:JTE«H. There is a prospect that the differences between the underwriters and owners of the sohooner Lillie E, will be settled to-day. Captain James Ktordan, of Buffalo, for the underwriters, 1 he! e, aud yesterday held a consultation with one of Iho owners of the Lillie E„ but nothing definite was arrived at, Mr. Engelmann, the other owner, was telegraphed for, and he is expected from Manistee this morning, and another consultation will be held to-day. The difference between (flhe owners and underwriters in a nutshell is that the underwriters refused to accept the abandomment of the vessel, which was made shortly after tine vessel went on the beach, and desired that the owners - should pay half the cost of repairing the vessel, which the latter refused to do. Captain Hounds is looking' after the schooner Ganges, dissm&sted the fore part of the week, and now at tthe Milwaukee shipyard receiving ropairs. He ;also has charge of the wrecked schooner A. &, iuiorev at Chicago, This vessel, valued at {$9,00)0. was WTecked at Bailey's Harbor, and it cost $d),000 to release her. A survey shows that she is dtamaged to the extent of. between $7,00(1 anil #8,000. She is now lying at Chicago, and will pirobabiy not be repaired. The owners abandoned liter, but titc underwriters refused to accept the abandon nient.—Milwaukee fje , ....... 'Mil <-\j'rrtatioti Qt seeing the isetl, however, and the lead being thrown showed twelve feet. The bed to stop was rung, but just at that moment sue ran on being out eighteen inches forward aud eight inches sit. The tugs Joe Hants and Bruce worked at her and released her at ii ::id o'clock p.' m. She was on smooth ruck, with an even keel, iind shows no injury. WELLAND CANAL. Special Telegram to The Inter Oeeat 1'oitT Colborne, Ont., July 0.—Passed Up— Schr G-. 11, Sloan, Fair Haven to Chipago, coal: Siberia and Prussia, Kingston to Grand Marais, light; Defiance, Thorold to Cleveland, stone. Down—Schr John Magee, to Oswego, corn. S:,('r;:i! 'iVle;:i'ani to The (liter Ocean, POBI i>A!,if!it'ME, Ont., Jnh 6.- Kissed Vo-Scltrs Prussia, Kingston to Grand Marais, light! Undine, Hamilton to Cleveland, light; VVawa-nosh, Kingston to Detroit, light; stmrs Niagara, Kingston to Buffalo, light; Pacific, Ogdensburg to Toledo, general cargo: Chieftain, Kingston to Toledo, light. THE BIVEES. Spoeial Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Dkteoit, Mich., July 6.—July 5: Up—Props India, Jay Gould, and schr G. S. Down—Tugs Michigan and pontoons, <'ar-fingtou. and scitr D. Dues. July 0: Ut>— Props Germania aud barges, 11. 10. Parker, Wales and barge, Jenness and barges, Citv of Concord, Western and barges, Benton anil barges; schrs Moonlight, J. B. Merrill. Marengo, Sunnyside, Niagara, J. 11. Scott, Hobokeu. Down —Props Fred Kelley and consorts. H. VV. Sags, Relief and raff, Albion and barges,V. H. Ketcham, Ooueniaugh, Osceola. Forest Citv and cousort. J, S. Fav and consort, Ogemaw, W. II. Gatwiek and barges, C. F. Curtis and barges; schrs Mary Lyons; D. E. Bailey, Maggie Meltae, Monguagon, Canton. Wind west, light; clear. Pobt Hukon, Mich., July (i.—Passed Up— Props Conestoga and consort, 1:30; D. E. Roso and barges, 2:1 r.; S. Chamberlain and consort, b':'-'0; Salina and barges, 7; S. H. . Barntim and oonsort, 7:45; Jay Gould and consort, !>; Ogemaw, 9; Germania aud barges, 12; schrs Porter, 7; Lizzie A. Law, S; China, o; stint' Keeweenaw. 7:30. Down—Props W. H. Gratwicletend barges, 3:40; V. H. Ketcham, 4:10; Forest City and consort. 1:3r>; Lycoming, 4:f)0; 0. H. Curtis and barges, 5: Oscodii «; schrs 1). K.Bailey, Mo:-guagon, Guiding Star, 4:50. Wind southwest, brisk; weather warm. Pout Huuon, Midi., June C—Passed Up—Props Manistique, ;>; Lincoln and consort, 7: City of Concord and consort If. E. Packer, 7:35; tug Ward and consort, 8; SCbre J. M. Scott and Niagara. 7:15; Jetinie Kimball, 5; stmr City of Cleveland, 4. Down—Props St. Paul, 2:45; II. .1. Jewett, 3:32; Canada, 3:45; Fred McBrier and barges 10:15; Clinton and barges, 10:10. Wind north, gentle; weather fine. "Milwaukee,Wis., July (>.—Arrived from Cleveland coal laden—Steambarge Business, schr J. S. Richards.' Cleared for Escanaba—Schrs Frank 1'erew, Kingfisher. For Buffalo—Steambarges D. Ballentine and consort, Northwest; schr Annie M. Petersen, corn. The dismasted schooner Ganges will not make repabs here, but goes to Escanaba to load for Wyandotte. She will be repaired at her owner's yard at Detroit. On Thursday next the steambarge Grace Patterson, ashore on Two Rivers Point, will be sold at Marshal's sale. DISASTBBS. Special Telegram lo The Inter Ocean. Iu.i.'HM, Ont., July li.-Sailed-Sciir Merritt, Chicago, light. The propeller Lake Ontario is aground near Morrisburg, and assistance has been sent to her from here. The tug Conqueror has been raised and brought here. She will lie hauled out at the Marine Railway. There are two holes in the craft, one abaft tiie wheel aud another forward on the statrboard side. The stern also is badly damaged. The steamer was towed up the river with her f'orward compartments full of water. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean Owen Sound, Ont., July (i.—The steamier Magnet, of the Owen Sound Steamship Line, .arrived down from Port Arthur this afternoon. T e Captain reports that the steamer Spartan, whiich was ashore on Caribeau Island, has been got off and left Sault Ste. Marie Thursday in tow of the Winslow for Detroit, where she will be clocked and repaired. She did not appear to be much damaged, and it is expected she will be running again in the course of a week or twro. x ue steamer passport nau a narrow euvapc early Tuesday morning. While off Presqu'isle she met with a heavy squall, during which the lightning struck the flagpole on her stern. It removed the truck as though cut with a knife, and shattered the remainder of the pole, apparent?-" A Toronto dispatch~says a special cable oounces the launch Wednesday of the first ol three steamers under construction for the Canada Pacific Railway, to be used on the lakes. Tin vessel was named tile Athabasca, and is 270 feel long, 30 feet beam, and 23 t'eet hold. She i '2,000 tons burden, and' contracted to reaoh speed of fifteen miles an hour. for several days), and the work of putting in the Chicago and Alton smoke-consumer is progres-ing lis rapidly as the machinists can make it. She will be readv for the test to-day or to-morrow. Health Commissioner DeWolf is growtaK Impatient, and yesterday sent a notice to the tug owners, which* will be found in the City Hall news elsewhere. THE RIVERS. Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean. Deteoit. July 4.— Up—Props Idaho. East Saginaw and barges, Cowie and barges, William Ed-w-ards and schrs C. Foster, M. W. V:mf---. Down Props Otego and barges, Mary Pringte; schrs E. !'. Peals, Chaffee and barges; schr Itasca. July 5 - Up Props Cuba, Juniatta and Annie Sfa Bennett and barges, VV. ii- Barnum ai Porter. Sanilac. Conestoga and Schuylkill, Chtim-berlin and John Martin, J. II. Kimball, i; barges, schrL. A. Law, Fred Mercur, Toledo, Arabia, Salina and barges. Down Props Garden City and barges, Moore and raft, George :. barges, Bay City and barges, .1. P. Clark and barges, Mayflower and barges. Wind, west, light, clear. Poet Huron, Mich., July I.—Passed Up—Props Nahant, 3; Abercorn and barges, 2:45; Handy Boy and consort, 3:15; Erin and barges, 1:30; Siberia, 8; Russia, 12; schr J. Mathews, 1 :30. Down—Props James Davidson with R. Ilalloran, 11:05; Colorado, 1:35; W. T. Graves and consort, 2:10; Superior and consort and F. 0. Leigh-ton, 2:lo; R. Stewart and barges, S; Relief and raft, 8; Otego and barges, 9; Lycoming, III: ifad-ger State. 12:20: Mary Pringle and bai Chaffee and barges, 2:35: Garden City and barges, 7; George King and barges, 7:30. Wind south, gentle; weather fine. Port Huron, Mich., July 5.- Passed Up—Props Idaho, 4:35: Hast Saginaw and barges. 8:15: Cuba, 9; J. Lord, with Lafrinier, 9:10; Jun and consort, 7:30. Down—Props Michigan and pontoons, 5; Manistique and tuft. (»:55; Atlantic, 6:45; Mayflower and barges, S:I5; Albion and barges, 12; stmr City of Cleveland, 8:30; tugs Clark and barges, 8:30; Torrent and raft, 6:21. Wind south, light: weather warm. Poet Huron, Mich., June 5.—Passed Up—Props William Edwards with consort, 2:10: Mackinaw and barges, 3:10; Toledo, 4; Arabia, 4:30; Sam-lac. 7:30; R. A. Packard, 9. Down—Schr Acon-tias, 7:10. Wind north, gentle: weather fine. WELLAND CANAL. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Poet Colborne, Ont.. July 5.—Passer! up— Schr Bismarck, Kingston to Toledo, light; Gen. eral Franz Sigel, Ogdensburg to Cleveland, ore; Anglo-Saxon, Kingston to Toledo, light. Down Schr J. T. Mott, Cleveland to Brockville, coal; ¦Gulnair. Cheboygan to Kingston, timber. Tpecial Telegram to The Inter Ooean. Port Dalhousie. Ont., July-5.—Passed Up— Schrs <i. 11. Sloan, Fair Haven to Chicago, coal; Siberia, Kingston lo Grand Manas, light. Down Stmr Europe, Chicago to_Montreal; general *W,-. V(|r..(.et,..Te..e 23. The .schooner -rg SChf i |tj| ^^^^^ [Argo, which has been sunk at the Lime-Kilns [Bince last fall, wa^ ¦ Van Allen, Cleveland to Port, Hope, coal: wis Ross, Cleveland to port Hope, coal; Maria of two steam-pumps She is in goo condition \' Cleveland ... Port Hope, coal; H.P. Mur- «ts »b?eA*iVJ2S¦city' Kirc which was roughly handled on Lake Erie last fall b'^ • lu and brought back and wintered here. It is iifc ! ' fair condition. The Canadian Government havoi * i given orders for buoys, which arc to lie placed oi# ¦ -LU&AST.E.RS. Itheeast side of Fighting Island to mark the>. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean i Canadian channel. This channel has not beenf Collinuwood, Ont., June i used for vears, but is said to lie ot sufficient ^ , . , iSepth for all classes of vessels, and much shorte* Spartan, which was chartered by V 22.—The steamer Henry New-house, the seamam injured on board the schooner Rouse Simmons, idled at the Marine Hospital yesterday. Last evening, while the wind was south southwest, a violent squall swept the lake from the west. The wind last night wasi about west. Tho Rising Star has lumber from Cheboygan, the John Kelderhonse has lunnber from Muskegon, and the S. B. Pomeroy lhas lumber from Ludington. _ . Complaints of extortionate enlarges on the Welland Canal are rolling in thick atiiii fast. One vessel captain save that he went through the canal last week in thirty hours at a ciost of $1 -o. A resolution was adopted by the Buffalo.Gram Bhovelers' Union that no uni.on man shall work on a vessel where the steam-slhovels are used between decks unless the men are paid the full price, $4.50 per 1,000. The steambarge Saxon wentt ashore at Cresso-ver Light House, near Brockville. She v..,s milled off by the Watertown amd towed to Ktngs-Ccaptaiu Donnelly says slhe is leaking badly, Hiid the rudder and wheel arte broken. She will be docked-at Kingston. Bruce Railway to trade on the upper lakes, ran ashore on Caribbean Island, Lake Superior, a bout 100 miles from the Sault, while on her down trip. t is impossible to state the extent of the dam- ges, particulars not having arrived yet. She is alued at $57,000, and insured for $40,000. The ptain telegraphs from Sault Ste. Marie for a tug, o steam pumps, and a diver. The weather is ..vorable. [The Spartan is a side-wheeler, is iron, and lieasnrcs 4;>0 tons. She was built at Montreal by lilbert in 1804, and rates A 1 "a. "fecial Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Morpeth, Ont., June 22.—The schooner J. R. enson, which capsized in Lake Erie on the 18th, grounded in ten fathoms of water about thirty iles from this port. Assistance has been sent. pecial Telegram to The Inter Ocean. 'Cheboycian, Mich., June 22.—The Canadian and straighter than the present one onthewes^ side. The buoys will be placed next week. Th» new light-house for Colchester Reef, which is be* ing put together here, is being rushed along, anr next fall will see a reliable light on the reef. Erik, Pa,, June 24. The firHi"','~ Belt' ' corn and sundries, arrived from Chicago. Detroit, Mich., June 23.—The tug Winslow, of Captain Grummond line, has been engaged to release the Canadian steamer Spartan, ashore on Caribeau Island. Lake Superior. The tug takes with her a complete wrecking outfit, including a submarine diver and appliances for stopping leaks in an iron v essel. Tho following charters were reported here to-day: Schooners John Kelderhonse, for lumber from Alpena to Chicago at 1*1 87*2per1,000; Acorn, for lumber from St. [ Ignace to Buffalo at $2.25 per 1,'OOp, and spruce and poplar wood from Scammon's Harbor to Buffalo at $3 per2?^^MnuJKW,vmmu~~ - Witw-AUREE, Wis.. June 23. At 2 o'clock Saturday morning the schooner Lucerne, off Clevojiteamer Spartan is ashore on Carribou Island, i ZUZStt°B^o:^Zt^ EVeif^ Superior, and full of wale, A respective docks bv twenty men, supposed to befmnips will go to her rescue. ...„¦¦/ union sailors, who pulled the non-union mcie^rnjeiai X^f MlBitiftiTiln TlltiUfl"1"'....."" "......"" from their births by the hair of the head, aud EaUA,WMA,HHcn!., Jvm! 2d.- The Mocking Bird threatened to kill them unless they left town m- an into port at 5:30 p. m. and reported that the side of two hours. The crew of the Lucerne de- phooner Emma C. Hutchinson was aground near sorted their captain, as did two men on the Iheboygan and had been released Goshawk The police have gone aboard armed -----.----- .. to nrotect the uroperty. o----j.,1 Toio-rnm fn The Inter Ocean.