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      Death Of Henry Eagle. - Another venerable citizen and prominent land mark, as it were, of our community, has been taken to his final rest. We are called upon to record the decease of Henry Eagle, who died yesterday in the 74th year of his age, after a somewhat limited …

      Fitting Out. - The fair weather has given an impulse to business in the harbor. Many vessels have already donned their summer apparel in readiness for departure to distant ports, some to the Upper Lakes and others to Canadian ports. Other vessels are undergoing a thorough coat of ...

      A New tug called the "Major Dana," formerly employed on Oneida Lake, has made her appearance in our harbor. The "Dana" is newly painted and is a neat looking craft.

      Collision - Schooner Acadia Sunk. - On Saturday night last, the schooner L. J. Latham, which cleared from this port on Saturday evening, and the Canadian schooner Acadia came in collision on the Lake, off Little Sodus. * The Acadia had her side stove in and went down in about …

      A Morning Lake Scene. - The weather was clear and serene yesterday morning, the view upon the Lake was very fine, and the occasional cool zephyrs were peculiarly refreshing. A number of vessels were languidly moving off in the horizon, their sails flapping restlessly in the calm, and ...

      Robbery on the Steamer Ontario. - A young man from Kentucky, on his way to Cambridge, Mass., was robbed on the steamer Ontario, on Monday night, on his way from Lewiston to Oswego, of his wallet and $180 in Kentucky bank bills. It seems that the young man took a …

      The schooner City of Toronto, that went ashore outside the Piers is being stripped of her sails and tackle. She lays close alongside the pier, is filled with water, and probably has lost most of her bottom by pounding; but sits square and erect. She appears to be little injured …

      The Shipmasters' Relief Association Meeting. Pursuant to notice, a meeting of the Shipmasters' Association was held at the Supreme Court Room, yesterday at 2 o'clock p.m., Captain Charles Parker, President in the Chair, and Secretary O'Leary also present. Immediately after ...

      The Shipmasters' Ball was held last evening according to the programme. To say that it was equal in brilliancy and happy arrangement and gratifying to those present, is but to repeat what has justly been said of all the preceding balls of the Shipmasters' Association of this city. If any …

      The Fifth Annual Festival of the Shipmasters' Relief Association, which will take place on the 29th inst., will be, we have no doubt one of the most brilliant of the series of balls given by them. The writer of this is in correspondence with people from abroad, who intend to …

      A new Vessel - Ald. Rogers has just completed a very splendid schooner-rigged vessel, at his ship yard, which is allowed to be as fine and staunch a vessel as was ever built in this city.- She is of the largest class that can pass the Welland Canal locks being …

      Our Steam tugs Some Corrections. The times on Wednesday gave what purports to be a list of the Steam Tugs plying in Oswego Harbor, their power and average cost. There are several important errors in its statement, a few of which we will mention If the first place Messrs. ...

      Shipmasters Relief Association. Among the various organizations in the city perhaps there is none more worthy of remark, as having more laudable objects in view, and carrying out its designs to such a degree, as the Shipmasters; Relief Association; and at this time a passing notice ...

 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 23 Jan 1858     Our Lake Fleet Forty Years Ago. - Fisher Bullard, Esq., of Rochester, furnishes the Union with the following interesting information. He says: "It might be interesting to the people to know something of the American fleet on Lake Ontario forty years ago, when much of Western New York, and ...

      EXPLOSION OF THE STEAM TUG J. H. BLOORE - FATAL ACCIDENT. - Our city was thrown into an excitement yesterday morning on account of the explosion of the steam tug J. H. Bloore. The fact as near as we can learn, are these: About half past five yesterday, the Bloore …

      The schooner City of Toronto, that went ashore outside the Piers is being stripped of her sails and tackle. She lays close alongside the pier, is filled with water, and probably had lost most of her bottom by pounding; but sits square and erect. She appears to be little injured …

      The New Shipping Office. The Shipping Agency in this city, spoken of by us yesterday, has been consummated. Capt. Parker has established his office for the purpose, in the front part of the office of Bronson and Crocker, on Water street. The following articles signed by most if not ...