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      Capt. P.P. Wright's New Steam Tug. - This new craft which has been built the past winter for Capt. Wright by Alderman Rogers, is now nearly completed and ready to launch, and will be consigned to her proper element at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She is one of the finest …

      That Supper. - The re-union given at Mooney's on Monday evening, after the launch of the new tug, was a very pleasant affair. Geo. Talcott, the builder of the engines and boiler, and Ald. Rogers, the builder of the tug, and Capt. Wright, the owner, made brief and appropriate ...

      A Handsome Photograph. - Mr. Tracy Gray was on the alert on Saturday last, and though the artistic feat was difficult, succeeded in taking a picture of the launch of the tug Wm. Morgan, above the bridge. The view is taken from the east side of the river, and though …

      Another Death by Drowning. - A man named Charles Bough, keeper of a grocery on the canal near the big dam, was drowned in the lock at that point, yesterday morning. he was assisting in locking a boat through, and by some means or other became entangled in the tow …

      Great Excitement on the Docks. - A short time before six o'clock last evening, the Police were taking two men to the lock-up, who wee arrested in a fight on the Flats. When near the Police Office, one of them dodged the officers and rushing to the river plunged in. …

      A New Craft. - The propeller Avon, a new craft just built at Kingston, made her appearance in our harbor yesterday morning, on her first trip. She is a fine looking craft, of as large dimensions as can pass the Welland Canal locks, and is most substantially constructed of strong …

      The "thaw" continues unabated. A south wind has prevailed for several days with more or less rain. Yesterday a warm rain prevailed all the afternoon, and he remaining ice and snow melted away, and little of it is left. If this weather is an indication of the future, we shall …

      First Arrival of the Season. - The schooner Wm. Lewis, Capt. R. Kellogg, arrived at this port from Genesee River, yesterday about 2 o'clock P.M., with a cargo of 12,500 bushels of wheat. She left Genesee on Sunday evening. Capt. Kellogg encountered no ice and saw none on his way …

      Yesterday was another of those warm and beautiful days, which we usually anticipate about the middle of April. The sun shone forth in all its original glory, and the sickly apologies for snow drifts that still remain, by degrees grew beautifully less; everything betokened the breaking up of a ...

      Ship Building. - The Toledo Blade says: "Mr. Colborn of Oswego, has been in our city for several days, with the view of purchasing a suitable location on which to found a ship-yard, and commence the business of ship-building. We have often said that no other place on the lakes …

      Another arrival by Lake. - The schr. Athenian, Capt. Wm. Thompson, arrived at this port yesterday morning, from the Welland Canal, where she has been frozen in during the winter. She had a full cargo, 17,000 bushels of wheat, from Chicago, which is consigned to Messrs. Fitzhugh & ...

      A New Boat Yard and Railway. - A.C. Mattoon, Esq., is preparing to go into the boat-building business in this city, on a large scale. He has leased for a term of years the ground at the foot of Oneida street, some 300 feet on the bank of the river, …

      Opening of Business! - Departure of the Propeller Kentucky!! - The propeller Kentucky left this port last evening, with nearly Four Hundred Tons of Merchandise! for Toronto. This is the first clearance of the season with a full cargo. The floating ice in the Lake is no obstruction to ...

      The New Tugs. - The tug boat Ontario, which arrived here last week, is now fitting up at Miller's yard, and will be out in a few days. She is a fine model, and was built throughout at Philadelphia, for the owner in this city, Capt. R. Stearns, who is …

      The U. S. Dredge. - Leut. Col. J.D. Graham, Genderal Superintendent of Lake Harbors, has ordered the U.S. Dredge, Ontario to Sodus Bay, Wayne county, for the improvement of the channel to that harbor. This will be cheering news to all persons in the navigation of our Lake. The Dredge …

      Arrival of the Virginia. - The schooner Virginia, which was carried into the lake by the recent freshet, arrive here yesterday morning, having suffered very little damage, aside from the carrying away of some of her rigging. She drifted down below Fort Ontario, off Sandy Creek, and ...

      NAVIGATION OPEN AT OSWEGO! _________ We have the pleasure of announcing to the public and commercial interests abroad, that the Oswego harbor is now open. Lake Ontario is entirely clear of ice, so for as any observation can be made from this vicinity. In fact there has ...

      Oswego Harbor Open! - Navigation Fairly Resumed!! - Six large vessels cleared from this port for miscellaneous ports down the lake, on Sunday morning, and two steamers also cleared yesterday morning. the light house has been lit for several night, as quite a fleet of vessels are ...

      The Escaped Vessels Secured. - The steam tugs Page and Reed left here early yesterday morning, and found the six vessels that were carried out of the harbor Sunday morning, at Port Ontario. They were all safe and uninjured except the Belle Adkins, which had rolled out her masts, had …

      The Boat Crews Who Went In Pursuit Of The Vessels - Fate Of The Vessels. - The following are the names of the Captains and men, who left this port on Sunday morning in pursuit of the fugitive vessels, which were carried out by the current: Capts. Fitzgeralds and Kimball, …