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      p.2 Goderich Harbor - The Stratford Examiner announces that the Government have disposed of the Goderich harbor to the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company. It is stated that an order in Council has been issued, bearing date the 2nd of June, 1862, by which the Railway Company ...

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      p.3 Imports - 22. For Sale - The celebrated standing keel cutter yacht, The Belle, 19 tons Yacht Club measurement, sound, tight, and well found in every particular, and unquestionably the fastest and most comfortable standing keel yacht in Canada. Centre Cabin 19 ft. long, ...

      p.2 Collision Between The Steamers Empress and Passport A collision attended with no fatal result, but with material damage, occurred on Thursday morning between two steamers of the Through Line, the Empress and the Passport. The Passport was on her way ...

      p.2 The Late Collision - The steamer Empress has been placed on the Marine Railway, and her injuries are now ascertained to be of a more serious nature than was at first supposed. Her stem post and bow planking are thoroughly shattered, and will have to be replaced by new …

      p.2 856 bushels of damaged wheat sold to Mr. Berry for 35 cents per bushel. A strange steamer was in the harbor on Saturday. She was a small vessel of light draft, named the Citizen, commanded by Capt. Smith. She has a direct acting engine, with oscillating cylinder, a most …

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      p.2 On inquiry, we find from the Hon. John Hamilton, the General Manager of the Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company, that it is expected the steamer Passport will resume her regular trips next week. The steamer Empress will be launched from the Marine Railway this ...

      p.2 a sailor named George Davis, from Kingston, discharged from schooner Zepherine, fell and injured his back. [St. Catherines Journal 25th]

      p.2 The Late Steamboat Collision - Letter By An Eyewitness. To The Editor of the Kingston Daily News: Schooner Maize Ogdensburg, July 28, 1862. Dear Sir, - Understanding that a great deal of controversy has arisen in reference to the ...

      p.2 The Late Steamboat Collision - The Prescott Messenger in reprinting the account from the News of the late collision between the steamer Empress and Passport, appends the following remarks of its own:- "Our readers may remember that in our paper of the 10th of June, we spoke ...

      p.2 CobourgYacht Club announces annual regatta to be held on Aug. 7th and 8th, list of races and prizes. A letter from Detroit says that the schooner Convoy sunk on the 29th of July, when off Port Barlou (Barion ?), in consequence of coming in collision with the barque Sam …

      p.2 The Hamilton Spectator says:- This has been by far the busiest season in the shipment of timber at this port that has been witnessed for many years. It continues to arrive yet by rail, and vessels are busy loading every day. The most of the rafting is done, however. …

      p.3 Imports - 4,5. Port Dover, Aug. 4th - The tug Rescue came in port today having lost part of a raft of oak timber, belonging to Cook & Brothers of Toronto. She reports heavy weather.

      p.2 Pierrepont schedule changed because of alteration to time table of Rome and Watertown Railway at Cape Vincent. p.3 The Oil Trade - sale of oil from vessel Prince of Wales in Liverpool - a steady rise in the price of Canadian oil.

      p.2 Imports - 7. The American Exodus To Canada - Americans fleeing new conscription arrive on Pierrepont from Cape Vincent and on Wolfe Island ferry.

      p.2 The Passport - The through line steamer Passport leaves for Toronto and Hamilton on this Saturday evening. The boat has been thoroughly repaired since the unfortunate collision, and the job has proved an expensive and tedious one. A fortnight's skilled labor of as many men as ...

      p.3 Imports - 8,9.

      p.2 The change of time in the trips of the Wolfe Island and Cape Vincent ferry steamer enables pleasure seakers to return from the Cape or Island at a much earlier hour in the evening than heretofore. The steamer Pierrepont now leaves Cape Vincent every evening, Saturdays ...