Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Eureka (Brig), 1 Sep 1849

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The Government of Canada not having power or disposition to authorise the passage of American vessels through the St. Lawrence, the owners of the brig EUREKA at Cleveland have obtained permission from the Btitish government in London, and the EUREKA will sail about the 1st. of October for California. Cabin passage $200. - Free Press.
      Buffalo Daily Courier
      Friday, September 7, 1849

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      Navigation of The St. Lawrence.
The Board of Trade granted the EUREKA privilege to sail the St. Lawrence. But under the Bill repealing the British Navigation Act., ships can ascend or descend the waters of this river after, 1st January, 1850, without difficulty.
This will open a new field to ship building as well as to our shipping interests. Vessels may be constructed on our shores, loaded with our agriculture, and sail for any part of the world. New markets will thus be opened for our industry, and a new spirit of enterprise waked up on our lake shores.
      The Daily True Democrat
      Thursday, October 11, 1849


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Date of Original
1849
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McN.E.1852
Language of Item
English
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William R. McNeil
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Eureka (Brig), 1 Sep 1849