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Argo1854 Hamburg-American and Anchor lines established1856 Great Western broken up for firewood at Vauxhall1857 North German Lloyd line established1857 Great Eastern launched, Nov. 3, 1857-Jan. 31,1858 Iron-clad steamships introduced1860 French line established1862 Far East, with two screw-propellers, launched at MillwallOct. 31, 1863 Guion line established1864 Trial trip of the Nautilus, with a hydraulic propeller (Ruthven's patent, 1849) worked by steam and no paddles or screwMarch 24, 1866 White Star line begins with the Oceanic, with saloons and state-rooms amidships instead of in the stern1870 Netherlands line established, 1872; Red Star line1873 Steamship Faraday, 5,000 tons, 360 feet long, 52 feet wide, and 36 feet deep, launched at NewcastleFeb. 17, 1874 First export of live cattle by steamer, 373 head, shipped from United States to England in the steamship EuropeanJuly, 1874 Dead-meat trade between United States and England by refrigeration commences on White St

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