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      p.2 The Accident To The Corinthian - The steamer Corinthian, Capt. Chrysler, which was disabled as reported yesterday, was brought into this port this morning at 5 o'clock by the steam-tug Wales, which was sent in search of her yesterday morning. The accident happened in mid-lake ...

      p.2 Imports - 27,28; Exports - 27.

      p.2 Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 28th. p.3 Imports - 28,29; Exports - 28,29.

      p.2 Schooner Ashore - The schooner Rathbun, light from Oswego, got aground yesterday at Long Point. The tug Wales went up and towed her off. The schooner sustained no damage. Launch - Another of Mr. Berry's vessels will be launched from the Shipyard at Portsmouth some day ...

      p.2 Imports - 31,1; Exports - 31,1. Disagreeable Incident - American flag cut down on steamer Magnet at Murray Bay. [Witness, 28th]

      p.2 Steamer Corinthian - The American steamer of last night took on board the broken walking beam of the steamer Corinthian; it is to be sent to Buffalo for repairs, and will be returned in about a week. The remainder of the repairs to the broken machinery will be done …

      p.3 Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - Aug. 2nd. Imports - 3; Exports - 2,3.

      p.2 Mr. Berry's New Ship - An attempt was made yesterday afternoon at half-past four to launch Mr. Berry's new ocean-going ship Rothley, from Portsmouth, but without success. Further endeavors to move her, continued until late in the evening, were of no avail. The reason assigned ...

      p.2 The Ship Rothley Launched - Mr. E. Berry's new ship Rothley was successfully launched at Portsmouth at 10 o'clock this morning. -The steamer Rochester supplies the route left vacant by the recent accident to the Corinthian. The Affair of the Magnet - American flag ...

      p.3 Imports - 5-7; Exports - 5. Stereoscopic Views, etc. - for sale by Henderson - photographs of steamers Grecian and Magnet.

      p.3 Imports - 7,8; Exports - 5-8. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - Aug. 7th.

      p.2 Police Court - two men charged with stealing yellow metal bolts from Berry's shipyard; "William Yeomans, the head foreman of Berry's shipyard at Portsmouth, identified a portion of the metal as belonging to Mr. Berry, and as having passed through his hands. There is none of ...

      p.2 The Murray Bay Incident - more on Magnet affair - a letter from Capt. J.B. Fairgrieve. p.3 Imports - 9,10; Exports - 9,10. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - Aug. 9th. ...

      p.2 FEARFUL COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE ON LAKE MICHIGAN Detroit, August 11th - A collision between the propellers Pewabic and Meteor occurred at half-past eight o'clock on Wednesday evening, six miles from shore. The former was struck on her port bow, just aft the pilot ...

      p.2 Steamboat Travel - number of passengers is up on both American and Royal Mail lines. Detroit, Aug. 12th - The propeller Meteor took fire on Friday morning while in St. Mary's ship canal basin, and was scuttled and sunk in 12 feet of water. No lives were lost, but …

      p.2 Propeller Her Majesty - The propeller Her Majesty made a trial trip in the harbor on Saturday afternoon, the extensive alterations to her engines having been completed. It will be remembered that Messrs. Davidson & Doran brought her from Toronto early in April last, in ...

      p.2 Struck A Rock - On Friday evening as the steamer Passport was on her passage down, she struck a rock within a quarter of a mile of the Victoria Bridge. She listed sufficiently to throw the passengers to one side, but we are not aware that any damage was …

      p.2 THE LAKE AND RIVER FLEET The following statement of the tonnage of steamboats and sail-vessels on Lakes Erie and Ontario, plying down to Montreal, made up by the Marine Inspector, to the 1st March, 1865, contains information of a kind never before published ...

      p.2 INCIDENTS OF THE LOSS OF THE PEWABIC [Detroit Tribune Aug. 12th] Passengers on the Pewabic inform us that when the collision occurred, they were making preparations for a dance. This fascinating recreation had been indulged in every night on the way ...

      p.2 Police Court - cabmen disorderly at wharf when steamers arrive. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 16th, 17th. p.3 Imports - 17,18; Exports - 17,18. ...