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      p.2 Marine Notes There is not much doing in the harbour today, and vessel men say that very little will be done for eight or ten days yet. At the St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Company's dock the Caroline Marsh has arrived from Port Hope with 16,114 bushels of ...

      p.2 RICHELIEU AND ONTARIO NAVIGATION COMPANY ROYAL MAIL THROUGH LINE Commencement of the Passenger Business The steamer Algerian will leave for Prescott on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, returning here on ...

      p.2 Marine Notes The schr. Ariel arrived at Holcomb & Stewart's wharf with 10,260 bush. wheat from Port Hope via Oswego. Swift's Wharf - The steamer Corsican left last night for Toronto and Hamilton. The Algerian did not start this morning as advertised, not ...

      p.3 Customs Imports - May 3rd - Schr. B.W. Folger, Fair Haven, Jas. Swift, 100 tons coal. Marine Notes The Harbour is exceedingly dull, and an old mariner informs us that he never saw the harbour of Kingston without a grain vessel in it on the 3rd of ...

      p.1 YACHTING Prospects of the Season [Mail] Judging from present appearances the yachting season of '76 promises to be a lively one. Already some interesting engagements are talked of, and from the preparations which yachtsmen all ...

      p.2 Marine Notes This has been another blank day in the harbour so far as grain arrivals are concerned. Nothing has come in, although there are a good many vessels reported on the way. The tug Hiram A. Calvin arrived last night with the Mary Grover in tow, she ...

      p.2 Marine Notes The latest intelligence from the propeller Calabria is that she will have about 12,000 bushels of her cargo wet. She has not been got off yet. The harbour presented a more lively appearance this morning than it has any other day during the week. ...

      p.2 High Water - The water of the lake has risen to a greater degree this spring, than for many years. It is fully two feet above what it was last summer, when the alarmists used to write articles showing that the St. Lawrence was drying up. A few good …

      p.2 The Geneva - Steam was got up today on the Geneva, and she made a trip for the first time this season. The Centennial Yacht - The Countess of Dufferin will be launched tomorrow, and about the latter end of the week Messrs. Oldrieve and Horn go to Cobourg …

      p.2 Marine News There is not much doing in the harbour today, the arrivals being very few in number. The prop. Calabria arrived last night from Matilda. She is pretty badly damaged, and will be taken to Port Dalhousie for repairs. Messrs. Power & Son will patch ...

      p.2 Marine News The harbour continues exceedingly quiet, and very few arrivals are reported. Today there was a considerable sea on the lake, the wind blowing up. St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Co. - Arrived - schrs. Marie Annie, from Hamilton, with 5,992 bush. ...

      p.2 Marine Notes The Spartan - While the Spartan was lying at Brockville on Wednesday, one of her employees had a narrow escape from drowning. While he was coming off with a truck load of hams the steamer suddenly swung out from the wharf, precipitating the man, truck and ...

      p.2 Marine Notes The harbour this morning presented something of the old time scenes, quite a number of vessels having arrived since last night. The work of elevating is going on as lively as possible. Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrived - schrs. Gladstone, ...

      p.2 Accident - at Germain's wharf, Bay of Quinte, high water causes fender of str. Rochester to strike and injure man. p.3 Picton, May 13th - A new propeller, the Armenia, was launched from Redmond's yard yesterday. She is owned by McMurchie Bros., and will ...

      p.1 Yachting - The yacht Countess of Dufferin, Royal Canadian Yacht Club, 221 tons, under the command of Major Gifford, Vice-Commodore R.C.Y. Club, will be at Toronto some time before the end of May en route to Quebec and the Centennial Regatta, New York. The Vice-Commodore has ...

      p.2 Yacht Race - The local aquatics are looking forward with interest to a yacht race on the 24th, when the comparative sailing qualities of the Zitella, Emma, and Laura will be tested. The Emma and the new yacht Zitella have had two friendly contests lately, which have resulted ...

      p.1 Changes In the Royal Mail Line - Captain Bailey, who formerly commanded the Magnet, of the Royal Mail Line, is now in command of the Spartan, Captain Dunlop having been appointed Marine Inspector of the Canadian Fire and Marine Insurance Company. p.2 ...

      p.2 Low Freights - The schr. E. Blake is lying at the wharf with 18,000 bush. of grain, for which her owner receives only one cent and a quarter for freight. At this rate the profits of vessel owners are likely to be small this season. Marine Notes The ...

      p.2 The Centennial Yacht - It is reported that the Countess of Dufferin will pay a visit to Kingston harbour next week. If she does, she will be visited by a large number of interested spectators. The Regatta - We are informed that no arrangements have been made to have …

      p.1 Summer Excursions - Up the Bay of Quinte - on str. Rochester, scenery described. p.2 The Countess of Dufferin As the Canadian yacht of this name approaches completion the general interest in her and in her fortune increases. The rumour of ...