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      p.2 Cape Vincent, Gananoque, Garden Island and Wolfe Island Steamboat Route MAUD, PIERREPONT and GENEVA. One of the above steamers will leave Kingston for Cape Vincent daily (Sundays excepted) at 2 p.m., making close connections ...

      p.2 Cape Vincent, Gananoque, Garden Island and Wolfe Island Steamboat Route MAUD, PIERREPONT and GENEVA. One of the above steamers will leave Kingston for Cape Vincent daily (Sundays excepted) at 2 p.m., making close connections ...

      p.3 Marine News The Magnet is lying at the Kingston foundry wharf. The Montreal Transportation Company has received 2,620 bushels of wheat from Port Hope by the schooner Flora Carveth, and 7,420 bushels of peas from Cobourg by the ...

      p.3 Marine News The Bangalore will leave for Prescott shortly. Cobourg and Port Hope are shipping large quantities of wheat and peas this season. The carrying capacity of the grain fleet at Buffalo amounts to about 2,300,000 bushels (of ...

      p.2 Yachting Notes The Belleville Intelligencer says that "Capt. Cuthbert is now engaged on a ten ton yacht for a gentleman in Kingston. It is the desire of the owner and builder to surpass in speed the yachts of the same tonnage in these waters, and ...

      p.3 Maritime Court - Mr. W.H.R. Allison, of Picton, has been appointed Deputy Judge of the Maritime Court for Prince Edward County, Mr. W. Owens, Marshal, and Mr. C.D. Morden, Registrar. Dr. Curtis' yacht, which was alluded to jocularly in Saturday's News as the ...

      p.2 Custom's Imports May 13th Str. Niagara, Toledo, Montreal Transportation Co., 16,700 bush. corn. Prop. Africa, Toledo, Montreal Transportation Co., 3,217 bush. corn. Schr. Fellowcraft, St. Lawrence & Chicago ...

      p.2 Marine News The water in the Rideau is unusually high. The steamer D.C. West is doing a good business. Montreal Transportation Co. - Arrivals - Prop. Argyle, from Toledo, lightened 5,000 bush. corn and proceeded to Montreal; Prop. Russia from ...

      p.3 Yachting in Belleville - We learn from the Intelligencer that "the yachts Kathleen, Mabel and Whisper, were launched on Tuesday. The Kathleen is in fine condition, and having received a new and lighter spar will require a great deal of beating in regattas. The Mabel appeared ...

      p.2 Custom's Imports May 16th Schr. G.M. Neelon, Toledo, M.T. Co., 18,961 bushels corn. Schr. J.R. Benson, Toledo, St. Lawr. & C.F. Co., 20,000 bushels corn. Schr. Mary Battle, Toledo, M.T. Co., 20,441 bushels ...

      p.2 Yachting - The yacht Surprise, of Trenton, was to be launched today. She has been undergoing a thorough repair. Her bottom has been overhauled, and her deck, cabin, bulworks and spars made new. The Brockville Recorder says that the boss sailing yacht of Brockville, the ...

      p.2 Customs' Imports May 19th Schr. Wood Duck, Oswego, Montreal Transportation Company, 112 tons coal; J. Kavanagh, 100 sacks cornmeal; W.R. McRae & Co., 50 sacks cornmeal. p.3 Marine ...

      p.2 Marine News The harbour continues to be comparatively quiet, so far as the grain trade is concerned. The arrivals of the past day or two have been few in number. Richardson's - Two barges with phosphate are about to leave for Montreal; the ...

      p.3 K. & M. Trans. Co. - Barge Minnie leaves for Montreal tonight with 10,000 bush. wheat and 3,000 bush. rye; the Fanny Ledford arrived with 1,000 bush. rye. The barge Frontenac, in tow of Lady Franklin left for Amherst Island to load wheat. Customs' ...

      p.3 Welland Canal Investigation - Mr. E.V. Bodwell, a former member of the House of Commons, and latterly Superintendent of the Welland Canal, has been suspended together with several of his assistants, as the result of an investigation which has for some time been going ...

      p.2 A New Steamer Yesterday afternoon we had a pleasant sail down the river on the occasion of a trial trip of Mr. H.C. Rothwell's new steamer, the Princess Louise, a neat and smart little craft, intended to ply between this city, Gananoque and Wells' ...

      p.2 Marine News St. L. & C.F. Co. - Arrived - Eliza Quinlan from Port Hope with 7,800 bush. wheat. The tug Jessie Hall left with barges Iowa, 23,500 bush. wheat and corn; Lion, 11,965 bush. wheat; M.A. Grant, 9,800 bush. corn; "A.", 10,000 bush. ...

      p.2 1879 OSWEGO AND BAY OF QUINTE STEAMER KINCARDINE (Blanchard, Master) Will run regularly during the season of 1879 between Belleville and Oswego, touching at intermediate ports on the Bay ...

      p.3 Marine News K. & M.F. Co. - Arrived - prop. Ocean from Chicago, which lightened 4,000 bush. wheat. The barge Alice Pacy arrived with 1,000 bags of salt. Port Colborne, May 26th - Up - schr. E. Benedict, St. Catharines, Cleveland, light; ...

      p.1 Battersea Items - "Lady of the Lake" to Loughborough Lake Bridge, Big Island. p.2 Marine News Port Colborne - Passed since last report - Up - schr. H. Fitzburgh (sic - Fitzhugh?), Oswego, Bay City, coal; H.P. Murray, St. ...