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      Chart of Part of the North Coast of Lake Superior from Small Lake Harbour to Peninsula Harbour Surveyed by Lieu't Henry W'y Bayfield, R. N. assisted by Mr. Philip E. Collins, Mid'n 1823 NB The Sounds are in feet Magnetic Variation 1892, decreasing about 3' annually. London ...

      This edition added the light on Mohawk Island.

      Among the vessels driven ashore in the great gale of last fall was the barque Tornado. She was laden with a cargo of corn from Chicago to Kingston, and was beached at South Bay, head of Wolfe Island, where she has remained during the winter. On Friday noon last the …

      p.2 The Steamer Canadian - owned by Messrs. W. & W. Eberts, on Chatham- Detroit route; John Waddell master. -new schooner Ellen M. Baxter launched at Wellington Square, cleared with 12,000 bushels of wheat for Kingston. p.3 Imports - 29,30, May ...

      p.3 Forest Queen arrived from Saginaw. [Detroit Tribune 26th] -Ice out of Grand Traverse Bay - reported by brig Algomah. [Chicago Times 26th] -Wrecking - The immense number of disasters that have occurred thus far this season in the vicinity of this port shows the ...

      p.2 County Court - Brock vs Hinckley - about agreement to tow scow from Cataraqui Point to Kingston by steamer Pierrepont. -Bowmanville and Magnet first through Beauharnois Canal. -Ottawa Route - mail steamers are running. -Elevator at Sarnia - in perfect ...

      p.2 The Royal Mail Line - The steamers of the Royal Mail Line, if such a term can continue to be applied to the Inland Marine Navigation Company, are now all nearly in motion. The Banshee has made a trip up and down; the Magnet has come up from Montreal …

      p.2 Capt. Thomas Campbell, of brig John Rae, rescues man adrift in skiff off Simcoe Island. -The Storm Last Night - The wind was very high all last night, and the storm upon the lake must have been severe. The steamer Mayflower broke from her moorings at Anderson & ...

      p.2 The Damage to the Cataraqui Bridge - more on Comet. -schooner Olivia struck by propeller Colonist off Ducks; lost figure- head and bowsprit. -barque Niagara ashore on first reef below Port Colborne, owned by Muir of Port Dalhousie, valued at $18,000; made voyage ...

      p.2 The Banshee and the Recent Storm - came through from Toronto while other steamers lay at ports. -schooner M.S. Scott cleared from N.Y. for Milwaukee. [Mil. Sentinel] p.3 Imports - 6,7. -ad for steamer Kingston, C. Hamilton, Commander, will ...

      p.2 Imports - 8. -A Beautiful Scene on Lake Ontario - steamer Passport, Capt. Harbottle, passing through ice. [Spectator] -new steamer Novelty launched on Ball Lake, 45 h.p., draws 2 feet of water, built by Wm. Henry with carpenters brought from Quebec. [Peterborough ...

      p.2 Upper Ottawa Navigation in 1861 - mentions the Union Forwarding Co's boats Ann Sisson, Emerald, Oregon, Snow Bird and Pontiac. -First Arrival From Chicago - sch. Wm. F. Allen, Capt. Boyle. -The Shipping Interest - about 40 vessels have loaded. [Ham. ...

      p.2 Burning of the Steamer Saguenay - burnt to water's edge at Lachine Canal. The Capsized Vessel - is likely the sch. Ketchum of Cleveland. [Detroit Advertiser] The Bemis - schooners Andover and Africa in tow of steamer Ottawa to make another attempt to rescue her. ...

      p.2 Death by Drowning - sailor drowns off schooner Jupiter. [Sarnia Observer] Collision - Loss of the Steamer Comet off Nine Mile Pt. Large Shipments From Milwaukee - figures on amount of wheat shipped to various ports. New Steamer Emily May ...

      p.2 About the Wharves at Hamilton - mentions Magnet, schooner Forest, Alma, steamer Passport, sch. Belle, first rafts from Hamilton. The Lumber Business at Ogdensburgh [Journal] Immense Grain Shipments - in 30 hours 150 grain vessels have passed. [Detroit ...

      p.2 Burning of the Saguenay [Montreal Com. Advert.] -Advance on Canal Tolls. -deficiency of elevators and storage space has sent Kingston trade to Cape Vincent. [News] -Loss of the Steamer Comet - Capt. Patterson's Statement; Statement of Captain ...

      p.2 Kingston harbor very prosperous. -Five Lake & River Steamers Gone - Comet sunk, Saguenay burnt, and Peerless, New York and Northerner sold to U.S. -Freight From Chicago to Buffalo - on wheat by steamer 10¢ and corn 9¢ to 9 1/2¢, corn by sail 8 1/2¢-9¢; wheat ...

      p.2 The Union Forwarding Co.'s Steamers - in good order, mentions Pontiac. -Depot - new steamer Alpha, built at Oakville, loading for Oswego; the Wm. Penn is about to be loaded with square timber; new elevator. [Hamilton Herald] - A strange fatality has attended the ...

      p.3 The Upper Ottawa Navigation - mentions Oregon, Emerald, Pontiac, Ann Sisson, and Snow Bird. -Vessel Lost - The schooner Richmond, from Napanee, which sailed on Monday last, laden with 5,500 bushels of peas by Mr. McMahon, ran on a shoal below Kingston on Thursday ...

      p.3 Another Disaster to a Lake Ocean Craft - loss of W.B. Castle, dismasted and leaky. -Capt. Reese of sch. Fairfield drowned. [St. Catherines Journal 16th] -Down the Rapids - steamers New York and Northerner to go. [Os. Times] -Imports - 21. ...