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- Burglary - The Welland Canal Office at Port Colborne, in charge of James Black, Esq., was broken open, on the night of the 4th inst. and a small tin box taken therefrom, containing about $50, mostlyBurglary - The Welland Canal Office at Port Colborne, in charge of …
- 40 Mile Creek Harbor Public Notice is hereby given that a general meeting of the stockholders of the "Grimsby Harbor Company" will be held at Udell's Tavern, in this village, on Monday the ninth of M40 Mile Creek Harbor Public Notice is hereby given that a general …
- The New Steam Boat "Gore" - Mr. Lockhart, of Niagara, has some time since, launched from the dock there, another steam boat. This is the third boat built by him and each as it has appeared seemed toThe New Steam Boat "Gore" - Mr. Lockhart, of Niagara, has some …
- Sault Ste. Marie, June 3, 1845 FROM LAKE SUPERIOR - The schooner ALGONQUIN arrived yesterday with about 3 tons of Copper mineral from the Pittsburg Co. Works, being the first sent down this season. ISault Ste. Marie, June 3, 1845 FROM LAKE SUPERIOR - The schooner …
SAIL CRAFT ON LAKE SUPERIOR (From the Detroit Free Press) We notice in some of our exchange papers, various accounts of the number of vessels on Lake Superior, which are very imperfect. Many seem toSAIL CRAFT ON LAKE SUPERIOR (From the Detroit Free Press) We notice …
The Buffalonians are much annoyed about Ericsson's Propellers; at least we should judge from the tone of their papers. And well they may, for this valuable improvement in the application of steam powThe Buffalonians are much annoyed about Ericsson's Propellers; at least we should …
The Gale. - The wind has blown from West and North West for the last sixty hours, with slight variations and without abatement, accompanied with snow squalls and with a sufficient degree of cold to cThe Gale. - The wind has blown from West and North West …- DISASTERS ON LAKE ONTARIO. - Five vessels went ashore in a gale on Monday, to the east in sight of Presqu'Isle Harbour. The EDITH, of Hamilton,laden with 4,000 bushels of wheat, sunk, her deck two feDISASTERS ON LAKE ONTARIO. - Five vessels went ashore in a gale …
- TERRIBLE GALE -- TWO VESSELS LOST. -- The wind commenced blowing strongly from the north west about three o'clock yesterday morning, and soon increased to a fearful gale, which continued with littleTERRIBLE GALE -- TWO VESSELS LOST. -- The wind commenced blowing strongly …
- The propeller BOSTON was run into, Saturday night, by the brig PLYMOUTH, off "Devil's Nose," Lake Ontario, and sank in deep water. Fifteen of the crew are known to have been saved, but it is probableThe propeller BOSTON was run into, Saturday night, by the brig PLYMOUTH, …
- LOSS OF THE PROPELLER BOSTON. -- We learn from Mr. Armstrong, one of the crew of the propeller BOSTON, that in three minutes after the collision with the PLYMOUTH, she had sunk to her upper decks. ThLOSS OF THE PROPELLER BOSTON. -- We learn from Mr. Armstrong, one …
- SMALL TITANIA RAMMED BIG STEAMER KINGSTON, -- SANK IN TWO MINUTES Accident in Charlotte harbor, Lake Ontario, Through Heroic Work of rescuers, Probable Free From Fatalities. ROCHESTER, N. Y., Aug. 12SMALL TITANIA RAMMED BIG STEAMER KINGSTON, -- SANK IN TWO MINUTES Accident …
- Tonawanda, Sept. 2. -- The steamer Charles Fix with two canal boats in tow as lighters has left Tonawanda for Charlotte via the Welland canal to raise the TITANIA, the steamer recently sunk by a collTonawanda, Sept. 2. -- The steamer Charles Fix with two canal boats …
- RECKLESS AND UNSKILLFUL NAVIGATION THE CAUSE. Capt. Frederick L. R. Pope and Joseph G. Schumacher of the united States Steamboat Inspection service in this district have completed their investigationRECKLESS AND UNSKILLFUL NAVIGATION THE CAUSE. Capt. Frederick L. R. Pope and …
- The tug CLARENCE FIX attempted to tow the hulk of the steamer TITANIA from Charlotte yesterday, but broke away in the strong northwester and returned to Charlotte. The TITANIA is owned by the Fix BroThe tug CLARENCE FIX attempted to tow the hulk of the steamer …
- STEAMER TITANIA LIES IN 60 FEET OF WATER. The hulk of the steamer TITANIA, owned by Fix Brothers of Buffalo lies in 60 feet of water off the Devil's Nose, Lake Ontario. She broke away from the CLARENSTEAMER TITANIA LIES IN 60 FEET OF WATER. The hulk of the …
