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      The BIRMINGHAM, late the UNITED KINGDOM steam boat, was driven from her moorings at Oswego, and struck the shoals. She was only partly laden at the time, having on board 100 barrels of salt and about 15 tons of merchandise.

      Launches - On Monday next, the 12th inst., two fine vessels, fully rigged and sails all bent, will be launched by Mr. Shickluna , down at the ship-yard here. One is a three-masted schooner, of 400 tons burthen, 133 feet keel and 138 ...

      Ogdensburg , Dec. 10. -- An examination of the OREGON by a diver reveals a hole in her starboard bow five planks wide and five or six feet long. The forefoot and keel are badly damaged. The dry oats ...

      Ogdensburg , Dec. 11. -- The lighter from the steamer OREGON has arrived here with about 17,600 bushels of oats. These were between decks and are damp. The balance of her cargo is under water. She is on ...

      WRECK OF THE SHIP MILWAUKIE - NINE LIVES LOST. - The ship Milwaukie, Capt. Whitmore, was towed out of the St. Joseph harbor, by the Huron, on the morning of the 16th; she sailed for the mouth of the Kalamazoo river, where she received an additional quantity of flour. Two …

      There Were No Identification Marks On Smith _____ Relatives and Friends Discount Stores of Search For Treasure _____ Since the arrival of the post mortem photograph of John Smith of

    There Were No Identification Marks On Smith _____ Relatives and Friends Discount Stores of Search For Treasure _____ Since the arrival of the post mortem photograph of John Smith of …

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Lake Ontario Steam Boats Judging by the accounts given in the Kingston , Oswego and Rochester papers we may ...

      Kingston, September 17. -- The schooner T. R. MERRITT which went ashore nine miles above Oswego, is a total wreck. She is owned by Mckay of Hamilton, and was valued at $5,000. There will be about $1,000 salvage.

      Kingston, Dec. 17. -- The schooner MORNING STAR still lies on Knapp's Point, Wolfe Island, and is advertised for sale.

      Oswego, N. Y., April 26. -- A special to the Palladium from Charlotte states that the tow of the tug HECTOR, consisting of the big dredge GENERAL MEADE, and two scows, bound from Sodus to Detroit, was broken up in the north-east gale last night, west of Charlotte, and went …

      In The Fall of '75 ____ A Furious Gale and the Scene Enacted off Oswego harbor - Interesting Recollections The work of transforming the wrecked schooner, Sam Cook , into a coal barge is ...

      City Ship Chandlery Establishment First Street, East Oswego By W. S. Malcolm. RIGGING OF ALL KINDS Hambroline, Murline, Twine and Palms, Needles, Spunyarn, ...

      Melancholy Accident - On the afternoon of Sunday the 2d instant, a sail boat, in which were three highly respectable young men, belonging to Dunnville, was capsized, about half a mile from the Canada shore, opposite the Gull Island (which lies a short distance below the mouth of the ...

      The schooner James Navagh is ashore fifteen miles above Presque Isle [Lake Huron].

      RAISING THE SCHOONER JAMES NAVAGH. - This vessel went ashore last fall about fifteen miles above Presque Isle. An effort will be made in a short time to raise her. It is understood that she has not been materially damaged. She is owned in Oswego, and is valued at about …

      RAISING THE JAMES NAVAGH. - Messrs. Quigley and Cary, who took the contract for raising the schooners Nicaragua and James Navagh, have relinquished the latter and it has been taken by the tug Oswego. She started last evening with steam pumps and all the necessary apparatus. The Navagh ...

      THE SCHOONER JAMES NAVAGH. - The Chicago Press of Monday says that the tug Oswego, of Detroit, came into port on Saturday morning, bringing the schooner James Navagh, with a steam pump aboard. That vessel, it will be remembered, went ashore last November at Presque Isle, with a cargo ...

      The trim passenger and package freight steamer CHICORA (US#126902) was a powerful, state of the art vessel when launched. That is part of the reason she chose to issue her usual challenge to the lake gods in deep winter of 1895. On January 21 of that year she left Milwaukee …

      Two of the vessels listed, WILLIAM YOUNG and GENESEE CHIEF, were lost the same season - the YOUNG in October and the CHIEF in August.

      Mr. Bradley Exonerates The Northern Queen To the Editor of the Detroit Free Press: Since the sinking of the schooner Fayette Brown by the steamer Northern Queen, The Detroit Free Press, as well as some of the Cleveland papers, have published (through telegrams from Detroit) ...