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      Fast Trip. - The schooner Hudson, Capt. Cornwell, belonging to Mr. T. Wyman of this village, arrived yesterday from Cleveland, having made the passage from that place in three days. She had a cargo of 4,000 bushels of wheat.

      For the Palladium Steamboat Racing. - The editor of the Commercial Herald, together with a correspondent, have taken much pains in the last number of that paper, to mis-represent the circumstances of the recent trials of speed between those fast sailing boats, the Great Britain and ...

      Lake Ontario Steamboats. - The steamboat Oneida, which is under the charge of Capt. A. Smith, her former able commander, commenced her regular trips between Ogdensburgh and Lewiston on Thursday last. She has undergone a thorough repair and now presents a neat and improved ...

      'The Lake a Desert Waste of Waters.' - last evening the steamboat United States, on her trip up the lakes, had on board upwards of 400 passengers, 16 horses, and a large amount of freight. Trully the pressure was great.

      Since our first number was issued we have been in a state of excitement never before equaled in consequence of the threatening attitude assumed by the rebel blood-hounds and their associates, the loafers of Detroit. Ever since the dispersion of McKenzie and his brave, ...

      We, the undersigned, Officers of the H. M. S. Inconstant, having been on board the Sir Robert Peel on the 16th inst. when she unfortunately caught fire, and having seen in the papers a statement which was both incorrect and unjust, and if which left uncontradicted would tend to injure …

      Chart of Lake Ontario. - The following communication is upon a very important subject to that part of the community which navigate our lake, or do business upon its waters. The chart here alluded to, by every one who has examined it, is spoken of in the highest terms, and …

      New Boat - The George Washington, a new steam boat built at Ashtabula, this season, made her appearance yesterday. We did not have an opportunity to visit her and therefore defer a description till another day. This is the seventh new boat upon Lake Erie this year. One more may …

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      Marine List CLEARED May 3 Schr. Indiana White May

    Marine List CLEARED May 3 Schr. Indiana White May

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Marine List Port of Oswego ARRIVALS April 19 S B. U.States Van ...

      Marine List Port of Oswego CLEARED April 25 SB Sir Robert Peel Armstrong Toronto

    Marine List Port of Oswego CLEARED April 25 SB Sir Robert Peel Armstrong Toronto

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Marine List Port of Oswego Arrivals May 9 SB Great Britain Whitney Kingston "

    Marine List Port of Oswego Arrivals May 9 SB Great Britain Whitney Kingston "

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Marine List Port of Oswego Arrived May 17 schr Sir George Dovy Bath "

    Marine List Port of Oswego Arrived May 17 schr Sir George Dovy Bath "

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Marine List Port of Oswego Arrivals May 23 Schr. Lucinda Haskins Sackets " "

    Marine List Port of Oswego Arrivals May 23 Schr. Lucinda Haskins Sackets " "

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      1 o'clock P.M. About 10 o'clock this morning, the steamboat Telegraph, in the service of the United States, arrivedfrom a cruise among the Thousand Islands and brought with her two prisoners from Johnston's gang of desperadoes and Johnston's famous twelve oared boat, so much extolled for ...

      "A BRITISH STEAMBOAT ON LAKE ONTARIO BURNT We copy the following from our last eastern exchange papers: From the Rochester Advertiser, June 1 STEAMBOAT BURNT. - We learn by Captain Childs, of the steamboat Telegraph, that the steamer Sir Robert Peel was burnt at an ...

      Steam Boat Racing. - An accident occurred on board the Sir Robert Peel on her passage from this port to that of Oswego on Wednesday last, in consequence of the temerity, or we may say the wickedness of running that vessel against the Great Britain. When the two vessels were …

      The arrivals and departures published in the Oswego County Whig at the time show that the Great Britain, (Whitney, master); Sir Robert Peel (Armstrong, master) and William IV (Jones, master) made regular stops at Oswego in 1838.

      [From the Watertown Jeffersonian] Shipwreck. - The lives of but few persons furnish incidents as appalling as that given below. The account may be in some of the particulars incorrect, as it was penned in a hurried manner, from the lips of one of the sufferers. ...