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      p.2 Steamboat Racing - City of Hamilton and Queen of the West. [Toronto Leader] -Railroad and Steamboat Accidents - some references to Great Lakes. [N.Y. Times] -Imports - 24,25; Exports - 25. ...

      p.2 Etchings by the Way - #1 - editor's trip from Cape Vincent to Oswego on Cataract and on to Niagara. Imports - 25,26; Exports - 25. The Burning of the Ocean Wave Port Milford, 21st May, 1853. To the Editor of the Daily British Whig. Sir, - As one …

      p.2 tides in lake [Chicago Tribune] -Imports - 26 27; Exports - 26.

      p.2 Port Hope Harbor - to be improved. -Imports - 28; Exports - 28.

      p.2 Etchings By the Way #3 - Buffalo - 2 steamers building, larger than Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana; 23 steamers and props. in port and 38 schooners; a discussion of Eccles vs Medley for Champion of Lake. -The Burning of the Ocean Wave - coroner's inquest to ...

      p.2 Investigation into the Circumstances of the Burning of the Steamer Ocean Wave. Coroner's Inquest Upon the Body of One of the Sufferers. Last evening the Jury again assembled in the Council Chamber of the City Hall. The Coroner read over the depositions of ...

      p.2 Imports - May 31; Exports - 31.

      p.2 Etchings by the Way #5 - from Chippewa to Devil's Nose (25 miles above Rochester) by American steamer - mentions use of equipment to save passengers in case of fire. -Imports - June 2; Exports - 2.

      p.2 Tenders called for lighthouse supplies.

      p.2 Steamer Queen of the West - to get sponsons at Kingston. -Imports - 3,4; Exports - 3,4.

      p.2 Break in Erie Canal - 15 miles west of Rochester; some damage to canal boats. -Imports - 4; Exports - 4,5.

      p.2 Business of the Welland Canal -The verdict of the jury in the case of the Ocean Wave appears to be perfectly correct, and we have only to suggest the immediate passage of an act to compel all vessels to carry screens over their chimneys to prevent the danger to …

      p.2 The Steamer Boston - This fine vessel belonging to the Ogdensburg Railroad line, is now ready for the business of the season. The Engine was built by Thomas Towers, Esquire, of the Niagara Dock Foundry, and works beautifully. Her cylinder is 38 inches diameter, 10 feet ...

      p.2 A Letter from Editor - trip to Montreal - mentions mail line boats. -Destruction By Fire of the Admiral - at Toronto.

      p.2 letter from schooner Sorel at Bruce Mines, loading copper. -Imports - 9; Exports - 9.

      p.2 Address to David Taylor, R.N., Preparatory to his Leaving Kingston - in charge of Dockyard, and his replay. -Boston replaces Ocean Wave on line to Ogdensburgh. -The Ocean Wave - The coroner and jury, so long and laboriously engaged in the enquiry into the causes ...

      p.2 New Lighthouse - to be erected on Scotch Bonnet (Gull Island). -preparations for making Sault Ste. Marie Canal underway. [Lake Sup. Journal] -Imports - 10; Exports - 10,11.

      p.2 Common Council Proceedings - discussing need for lamp posts on Kingston's docks. -Freight Reduced - by D. McIntosh from Kingston to Quebec. -Imports - 11,13,14; Exports - 11,13.

      p.2 The Ocean Wave - Some of the distant newspapers are still splitting straws about what is nothing more than a verbal inaccuracy in the drawing up of the Verdict, an error which should be charged to the account of the Coroner and not to the Jury. The Watchman, Engineer, …

      p.2 schooner Canada, Wylie, master, bound for Lake Erie, wrecked below Dickinson's Landing, a total wreck, owned by Mr. Hunt, of Chatham. -brig Irwin sunk in 12' water at mouth of Welland Canal. -Bay of Quinte busy, 27 vessels seen at once; most are in lumber ...