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      Reason: burnt Lives: 18 Hull damage: $10,000 Cargo: $1,000 Remarks: Total loss

      Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $6,000 Remarks: Got off

      p.2 Imports - Sept. 21st - Steamer Northerner, Oswego, (gen. cargo). Sept. 23rd - Steamer Northerner, Oswego, (gen. cargo). Steamer Cataract, Oswego, (gen. cargo). Steamer Ottawa, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Sept. 24th - Steamer Ontario, Oswego, (gen. ...

      p.2 Imports - Sept. 29th - Schooner Utica, Monroe, 27,300 West India and pipe staves, Calvin & Breck. Steamer Ontario, Ogdensburgh, (gen. cargo). Steamer Ranger, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Str. Banshee, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Barque Water Witch, ...

      p.2 Change of Hours - the steamer Lady Elgin, Capt. Nosworthy, on the Bay of Quinte. Weekly British Whig, Oct. 2, 1856 p.3 Imports - Sept. 30th - Steamer Cataract, Ogdensburgh, (gen. cargo). Exports - Sept. 30th - Schooner Governor, Chicago, ...

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 1st - Schooner Canada, Cleveland, 10 barrels lard oil, 10 boxes candles, Hugh Fraser; 922 barrels pork, 2 bbls. hams, owners, Montreal. Barque J.E. Mark, Chicago, 11,355 bushels wheat, Holcomb & Henderson. Schr. Plymouth, do., 16,105 bushels ...

      p.2 Particulars of the Burning of the Steamer Niagara of the Collingwood Line Seventy-Five to One Hundred Lives Lost The news of the burning of the steamer Niagara, of the Collingwood line, on her way to this city, Wednesday ...

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 3rd - Steamer Bowmanville, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Schr. Ellen Murray, Oswego, 100 tons coal, G.M. Kinghorn. Str. Ottawa, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Barque S.A. Marsh, Chicago, 14,236 bushels wheat, Walker & Berry.

      p.2 The gale on Thursday last seems to have been very severe on the lake - the Oswego Times of Friday says the brig. E.W. Cross, Capt. Moore, with a cargo of corn from Chicago for S.J. Holley, of that city, was towed into port this forenoon, having been pretty …

      p.2 The Royal Mail Line - We would call the attention of travellers going to the West, to the advertisement of the New Era Steamer in another column. Captain Chrysler is one of the most popular, experienced and careful commanders on the line. For the last fifteen years he has …

      p.3 WAS THE NIAGARA SET ON FIRE? [Chicago Times 28th] As we have already stated in our account of the burning of the Niagara, a rumor has been in circulation that the disaster was caused by an incendiary - some fiend in human form, ...

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 7th - Str. Banshee, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Str. Kingston, Ogdensburgh, (gen. cargo). Schr. Isaac Walton, French Creek, 140 barrels apples, 30 bushels onions, Robert Scott. Sloop Rough & Ready, Clayton, 30 cords firewood, J. ...

      p.2 We have much pleasure in seeing that the Kingston Line of River Steamers and their Commanders, are handsomely spoken of by the Montreal Press: Steamer New Era - In another column will be found an advertisement respecting this well-known steamboat. To the travelling ...

      p.2 The Collingwood Route - We are glad to perceive that the passenger and freight traffic by this route continues to increase. The tide of travel seems in a measure reversed, and the great bulk of passengers are going west. The steamer Louisiana has been taken from the Green Bay …

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 13th - Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, (gen. cargo). Propeller Oliver Cromwell, Detroit, 12,500 bushels wheat and 252 barrels flour, Walker & Berry. Brig Sir Charles Napier, Chicago, 14,476 bushels wheat, Walker & Berry. Schr. Josephine, ...

      p.2 Welland Canal - In September past, 572 vessels passed through, 382 being American, and 190 Canadian. In the same month last year 581 went through. On Monday the first break that has delayed navigation this season, happened at Port Dalhousie. While a vessel was in the ...

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 15th - Str. Niagara, Ogdensburgh, (gen. cargo). Schooner St. Andrew, Chicago, 13,463 bushels wheat, Holcomb & Henderson. Exports - Oct. 14th - Propeller Oliver Cromwell, Detroit, 150 tons pig iron. Oct. 18, 1856 p.2 ...

      p.2 Imports - Oct. 18th - Str. New Era, Montreal, (gen. cargo). Sloop Rough & Ready, Clayton, 20 cords firewood, J. Campbell. Str. Ottawa, Toronto, (gen. cargo). Schr. Forwarder, Oswego, 300 barrels salt, W. Anglin. Str. Bay State, Oswego, (gen. ...

      p.2 THE OTTAWA NAVIGATION Having thus given a brief and very imperfect sketch of the 200 miles of navigation which extend from the City of Ottawa to the little Village of St. Joachim, it is almost imperative that a few lines, by way of epilogue, should be devoted to that …

      p.2 Loss of Schooner Sterling - This vessel, belonging to Mr. David Deacon, became water-logged off Cobourg, in the storm on the 14t inst. The vessel strained, a piece of plank came out of her starboard quarter, and had she not been loaded with pine lumber, she must have gone …