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      The new tug J.H. Bloore, was launched yesterday, agreeable to notice about half past four o'clock, in the presence of a large concourse of spectators. She started off without much trouble, and was as fine a launch as we have witnessed. She dipped slightly when she struck the water, and …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 24 Apr 1855     Steamer Ontario. - This old favorite made her first appearance in our harbor this morning, from Charlotte where she has been laid up the past winter. Her exterior presents the appearance of a new boat, having been entirely repainted, and the interior is as usual elegant. We regret to ...

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 30 Apr 1855     Launch. - Ald. Rogers was making preparations this morning to launch the "Ocean Eagle, one of the new vessels on his stocks. She is so nearly fitted out that little time will be required to put her in sailing condition. Capt. McKnight, as before noticed, is to take the command, …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 1 May 1855     The "Ocean Eagle" was launched at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large assemblage. We never saw a vessel got off the stocks with so little trouble. The "Ocean Eagle" is a very fine looking craft, with a clipper look that we admire, and we doubt not …

      The propeller "Lady of the Lake," Capt. Rosman, arrived here last evening from Ogdensburgh, full of freight and passengers for Chicago. She had been advertised here and a large number of emigrants had collected and were waiting, with their furniture, in this city to take passage by the ...

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 7 May 1855     The Launch of the Thomas Y. Avery - At half past six on Saturday afternoon Messrs. Crockett & Rogers launched their new vessel, which, though we did not see, we are informed went off in fine style. It was quite difficult to secure the ways in the water, there being …

      The old schooner "Helen Bronson," which has been lying below the toll bridge for the past two or three years, is fast giving way to the appearance of a vessel in distress. With the assistance of the rapid current she is slowly obliterating the small piece of coffer dam by …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 26 May 1855     This vessel sunk near the lower bridge in Oswego after the 5 July 1853 fire on the east side. Built at Three Mile Bay, Lake Ontario, in 1835. 103 tons

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 5 May 1855     Launch. - Messrs. Crockett & Rogers launched a new vessel built for H.M. Ames, Esq., this afternoon at 3 o'clock. We have spoken of her on a previous occasion , when building, and will only add that she is in every respect a fine looking craft, that will do credit …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 16 May 1855     Steamer Huron, - This vessel, so unfortunate on Saturday night last in leaving our harbor, was raised last evening, and towed round to Mr. Baker's Dry Dock, on which she will be hauled, it is thought, this afternoon. Capt. Wm. Morgan, of the North Western Insurance Company, has ...

      The Canadian Steamer "Huron" cleared from here on Saturday evening with a cargo of nearly 4,000 barrels of flour for Montreal and Quebec. In going down the harbor in the dark she came in collision with the schooner rigged scow "New World" with a load of lumber, when the steamer …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 29 May 1855     Picked Up. - Capt. Barrow, of the schooner "Andover," of this city, reports on the 17th picked up a man from the wreck of the schooner "Visitor" loaded, with stone for Toledo, about three miles from the island West Sister, at the head of Lake Erie. The man was in …

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 14 Jun 1855     Brig "W. Lewis," launched 31 Aug. 1855.

 Oswego Times & Journal (Oswego, NY), 21 Jun 1855     A Card. - The undersigned, Officers of the Steamer "Huron," take this occasion to express their thanks to the numerous citizens of Oswego, for the courtesy and attention shown them and the many kind offices rendered in their behalf, during their recent stay in the city, occasioned by ...

      Reason: aground Remarks: Got off

 Syracuse Evening Chronicle, 16 Aug 1855     Oswego In a recent flying visit to this little city, nestled down at the mouth of the river that bears its name, and looking out on the bosom of the broad Ontario, we were very favorably impressed with its position as a commercial point and with the activity which prevailed …