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      p.2 New Steam Yacht - We had the pleasure the other day of inspecting a beautiful new steam yacht, which has been built for Mr. James Wilson, of the Water Works. She is about 30 feet long, by 5 feet beam, and has a fine model, and will be a …

      p.1 Marine News The signal drum was elevated yesterday afternoon for a storm, and the storm came about seven o'clock last night, from the west. The forwarding trade is now beginning to fall off, as the season is drawing to a close, and freights being low, captains are now ...

      p.2 Marine News The arrivals of grain are becoming "smaller by degrees, and beautifully less." The forwarders will soon be called upon to close up for the season. Montreal Transportation Company's wharf - The barque Arabia, from Chicago, with 19,510 bush. of wheat, ...

      p.1 MARINE NEWS The signal drum was up nearly all last week, and the harbour this morning presents the unwanted spectacle of 15 propellors and three mail steamers wind-bound. The gale of Friday night was one of the worst ever experienced on Lake Ontario. The snow flew in ...

      p.1 A case of some interest to travellers was decided on Friday, in the Superior Court of Montreal, by Mr. Justice Mackay. One Harper, a travelling agent, embarked at Lachine in June last, on board the steamer Kingston, belonging to the Canadian Navigation Company, taking with ...

      p.2 Damaged Grain - The sale of damaged grain took place at Macphie's wharf this morning. The price realized was 76 1/2 cents per bushel. The vendors are well pleased with the result of the sale. Marine News There is absolutely nothing doing at the ...

      p.2 BURNING OF THE BAVARIAN Twenty-one Persons Said To Be Missing, Two of Whom Belong To Kingston This latest steamboat disaster on the lake is one of the saddest we have had to record for many a day, and particularly sad from the fact of two Kingstonians being ...

      p.2 The Late Marine Disaster - Miss Ireland - When writing yesterday of the burning of the Bavarian we ventured to express a hope that the missing, (among whom was this young lady) might have been picked off by a schooner, which was seen in the neighbourhood of the burning …

      p.1 STEAMBOAT DISASTER - THE CAUSE ASCERTAINED Captain Howard, General Superintendent of the Canadian Inland Navigation Company, returned from Whitby last night where he made a thorough examination of the hull of the steamer Bavarian. The result of his examination, taken ...

      p.1 Marine News - The arrivals this week so far have been nil, but there are seven vessels reported as being through the canal. This will in all probability be the last of the season's trade. Port Colborne, Nov. 11th - Down - Schr. C. Ames, Toledo, Oswego, corn and …

      p.2 Marine News The harbour this morning presented a brisker appearance from the fact that several vessels had arrived and were getting discharged. This is about the last of the season, which is expected to be closed by Saturday next. Jones & Miller's wharf - ...

      p.2 Marine News James Swift & Co.'s wharf - The steamer Magnet passed up last night on her last trip for the season. The props. Calabria and Alma Munro passed up; and the Africa and the Shickluna passed up. Holcomb & Stewart's wharf - The schr. Emerald, ...

      p.2 Change of Time - Cape Vincent Ferry - On Monday morning the boat will leave Kingston at a quarter past seven o'clock, connecting at Cape Vincent with the trains. The Bavarian - An official enquiry will commence at Montreal on Monday next, concerning the loss of the ...

      p.1 Launch - Another new craft belonging to Mr. Rob't Anglin of Brewer's Mills, called the Minnie Francis, was successfully launched on Thursday. She was built by Mr. David J. Ainslie, of Kingston. p.2 Police Court - John Kehoe charged with larceny of some ...

      p.2 The Steamer Maud - The Watertown Despatch says: "The past season has been a successful one for this boat, - as usual, and the many passengers carried have invariably expressed themselves highly pleased with the superior accommodations afforded by this route over those of ...

      p.2 The propeller Scotia, owned by Capt. Norris, has just made her best run from Kingston to Port Dalhouisie. She left Kingston at 9:40 a.m., arriving at Port Dalhousie at 12:50 a.m. on Tuesday morning, making the run in 15 hours and 10 minutes. Amissing - Capt. Thomson, of ...

      p.2 Recovered - Mr. Henry Cunningham's boat The Brown Jug was found at the head of Wolfe Island the other day. It appears that it was left there on the day it was taken by two men who were unknown, and who have not been seen since. They left it …

      p.2 Marine News From all quarters come notes of the early closing of navigation. It is somewhat earlier than last year, and the principal cause seems to be the stringency of the money market. The prop. East is being unloaded at the M.T. Company's dock into barges, ...

      p.2 Marine News Vessels are still arriving with grain from the West, but they must shortly cease. This morning the weather is very rough, and a keen frosty wind blowing. Several more arrivals are expected before the ice takes. Coulthurst & McPhie's wharf - schr. ...

      p.1 Montreal Correspondence Montreal, Nov. 20th - Dear Sir, - The burning of the steamer Bavarian is the great subject not only of interest, but also of investigation. The investigation is carried on by Mr. Risley, a gentleman, an honest and a true man, yet I think the ...