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- p.2 Last Night's Storm. There was a great storm on the lake last night, and a number of vessels now at Cape Vincent show demonstrations of its fury. The schr. G.M. Chase had her bulwarks carried awayp.2 Last Night's Storm. There was a great storm on the lake …
- p.3 Marine Insurance - On Thursday at noon the vessel insurances ceased, and in consequence most of the sailing crafts are in winter quarters. The disasters that have occurred during the past few weep.3 Marine Insurance - On Thursday at noon the vessel insurances ceased, …
- p.2 MARINE NEWS. The sloop Pilot, with plank, has arrived. The schr. White Oak is loaded with barley for Fairhaven. The trip is a very late one. The steamer Armenia, of the Deseronto and Ogdensburg Lp.2 MARINE NEWS. The sloop Pilot, with plank, has arrived. The schr. …
- p.2 Marine Disasters - Milwaukee, Dec. 5th - On Sunday night the Goodrich steamer Deeprere ran ashore a mile south of Two Rivers. She had no passengers. The crew were saved. The cargo may prove a totp.2 Marine Disasters - Milwaukee, Dec. 5th - On Sunday night the …
- p.3 The Dry Dock - Capt. S. Fraser's dry dock was placed in positon a few days ago. It was sunk to a depth of 13 feet and then pumped out. The operation was successful. The dock was then taken out anp.3 The Dry Dock - Capt. S. Fraser's dry dock was placed …
- p.3 MARINE NEWS. Calvin & Son have forwarded to Toronto their new steam pump, to be used in raising the schooner Midland Rover. The pump went up by the express. A Grand Trunk engine ran into the cityp.3 MARINE NEWS. Calvin & Son have forwarded to Toronto their new …
- p.2 MARINE NEWS. The tug McArthur, with pumps, has left for the rescue of the schr. Eliza Quinlan. Capt. McDonald and mate Wiley, of the Folger disaster, were buried at Clayton on Wednesday last withp.2 MARINE NEWS. The tug McArthur, with pumps, has left for the …
- p.2 THE POOR SAILORS. The tug McArthur is still at the rescue of the schr. Eliza Quinlan, ashore at Poplar Point. The vessel is owned by William Vankleek and Jacob Collier of South Marysburg. The Picp.2 THE POOR SAILORS. The tug McArthur is still at the rescue …
- p.2 Capt. Donnelly to go to Gulf to look after Dominion Wrecking & Salvage Co. contracts. p.3 MARINE NEWS. The schooner A.G. Ryan is loading barley at Gananoque for Cape Vincent. The steamer Maud didp.2 Capt. Donnelly to go to Gulf to look after Dominion Wrecking …
- p.1 City Council - Petition of Mr. Thos. Taylor and others relative to vessels - referred to Court of Revision. Petition of Capt. Samuel Fraser and others relative to the nuisance of coal tar in thep.1 City Council - Petition of Mr. Thos. Taylor and others relative …
- p.3 The Public Slips - str. Rothesay to lay up at foot of William Street; public unhappy; Mayor should clear his barges out of Barrack and Queen street slips. Here & There - barges Huron and Cherokeep.3 The Public Slips - str. Rothesay to lay up at foot …
- p.1 Where Did She Sink - The schr. Radiant, Capt. John Cary, of Clayton, left Toledo on Nov. 19th, 1857, loaded for Oswego, and was overtaken by a storm on Lake Erie, and foundered with all hands. Thp.1 Where Did She Sink - The schr. Radiant, Capt. John Cary, …
- p.3 Sale of a Steamer - Armenia sold by Messrs. E.H. Rathbun & Sons to W.J. Brown, of St. Ignace, Mich., for $12,000; he is a Canadian citizen, otherwise he could not become the owner of a British bop.3 Sale of a Steamer - Armenia sold by Messrs. E.H. Rathbun …
- p.2 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. There is a large fleet of vessels in port this year, and there is every indication that during the winter extensive repairs will be made. The vessels that have laid up are asp.2 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. There is a large fleet of vessels in port …
- p.1 LAKE NAVIGATION. Canada's Inland Water Traffic During The Season List of Casualties [Toronto Globe] To secure a share of the traffic vessel-owners must be prepared to offer the greatest ...p.1 LAKE NAVIGATION. Canada's Inland Water Traffic During The Season List of …
- p.2 A NEW COMPANY. Rumour in the city yesterday said the Montreal Transportation Company had purchased the stock and plant of the St. Lawrence and Chicago Forwarding Co., or that they had amalgamatedp.2 A NEW COMPANY. Rumour in the city yesterday said the Montreal …
- p.3 The Rideau Canal - figures on year's business. Portsmouth The Choice - The President of the Montreal Transportation Co. passed westward yesterday, en route to San Francisco, to meet his son returp.3 The Rideau Canal - figures on year's business. Portsmouth The Choice …
- p.1 Hay Bay Disaster - tragedy of 1819 recalled - ten drowned. p.3 Life Saving Station - Captain W.D. Andrews will remain in Toronto for the winter, take charge of the Wiman Island Baths next summer,p.1 Hay Bay Disaster - tragedy of 1819 recalled - ten drowned. …
- p.3 A Vessel's Record - The schr. E.H. Rutherford sailed from Hamilton Oct. 31st for Kingston. She delivered her cargo, returned to Hamilton, loaded again for Oswego, went to Sodus Point, loaded coalp.3 A Vessel's Record - The schr. E.H. Rutherford sailed from Hamilton …
- p.3 Here & There - There has been a transfer of property from the St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Company to Montreal Transportation Company.p.3 Here & There - There has been a transfer of property …
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