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 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 29 May 1855     Oswego and Belleville Line. - Among the new channels of communication opened with Canada this spring, of no little importance to our city trade, is the running of a steamer between this and Belleville near the head of the Bay of Quinte, whose shores form one of the richest and …

      p.2 schooner Syracuse freed by ice at Point au Pelee, now drifting about the lake, abandoned by crew. [Buffalo Republican] -Died - mate of steamer Highlander.

      p.2 Port Hope Harbor - 200 men and 70 horses at work (+ ad for horses & carts). -The First Arrival of the Year - scow J. Morton from Cape Vincent.

      p.2 Custom House Reports - 1st arrivals by water in year 1855.

      p.2 Shipping at Toronto - 10 steamers at Queen's Wharf, 25 sailing vessels in bay; propellers St. Nicholas, Cincinnati and Jefferson to run between Toronto and Oswego; (Cincinnati is a complete wreck on shore of Lake Huron). [Globe] ...

      p.2 The Weather & the Crossing - The Crossing from Cape Vincent - Messrs. Hitchcock, Briggs and Creighton, the Mail Contractors & Express Forwarders - use boats that act as sleighs and sleighs that float like boats.

      p.2 Toronto Assizes - Fellowes vs Hutchison - over schooner Hebe.

      p.2 Steamboat Notice - all claims against steamer Arabia to be brought to Wm. Colcleugh.

      p.2 An Important Fact - prop. St. Nicholas arrived from Toronto with flour. [Oswego Palladium Jan. 13th]

      p.2 Imports - Jan. 18 (scow J. Morton).

      p.2 The Speech of Alderman Gildersleeve - much about Counter and his losses associated with the St. Lawrence Canals (3 columns). -Toronto Assizes - Morton vs Hamilton - over goods shipped on New Era, stored at Kingston, and accidentally burned. -navigation of Lake ...

      p.2 Toronto, Jan. 19 - evidence on murder of sailor on schooner Leander and involvement of Mary's crew.

      p.2 Burning of the Steamer Queen City - at Queen's Wharf, Toronto; steamers Chief Justice and Welland in danger as well as Peerless, Mayflower and some schooners; owned by Mr. M.W. Browne, of Hamilton; worth about £4000; built at Oswego about 13 years ago and known as Lady of the …

      p.2 Coroner's Juries - more on case of murder on schooner Leander.

      p.2 Sault Ste. Marie Canal - to be finished by May lst. [N.Y. Evening Post] -Destructive Fire - Shaw Water Property on Ontario St. - warehouses and wharves damaged.

      p.2 Married - Capt. Milloy of steamer Champion.

      p.2 The Town of Port Hope - Port Hope Harbor - to have shipyard and 3 marine railways (a long description).

      p.2 Robbers at Toronto - gang breaks into Fulton at Maitland's Wharf and Grace Greenwood at Tinning's wharf.

      p.2 Canal Around the Falls [Detroit Advertiser] -Port of Prescott - statement of trade for 1854.

      p.2 Accident to the Chief Justice - ashore 2 1/2 miles west of Humber.