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      p.2 Steamer Kingston - The steamer Kingston having been fully fitted up again, has been put in her regular place in the Royal Mail Line. She looks well, and makes her usual speed. Her arrival somewhat behind the usual time yesterday afternoon was owing to some hours' detention by ...

      p.2 Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 19th. Imports - 19-21; Exports - 19-21.

      p.2 The Launch - Mr. E. Berry's new ship Sparkenhoe will be launched from the Portsmouth Ship yard tomorrow at 4 o'clock. The Sparkenhoe is the largest ship in the fleet, and of 1,223 tons register. p.3 Imports - 21,22; Exports - 21,22. Vessels To And ...

      p.2 Imports - 22,23; Exports - 22. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 22nd. Regatta - meeting called. p.3 ad - Kingston Regatta - notice of meeting on 24th to make arrangements; signed by 20 names. ...

      p.2 LAUNCH OF THE SPARKENHOE The Sparkenhoe, Mr. Berry's new ship, was launched from the ways at Portsmouth at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was not so fully rigged as the Rothley was when launched, but a short time will suffice to prepare her for sea. A large ...

      p.2 Regatta - good turn-out at meeting; it will be held in September. p.3 Imports - 23-25; Exports - 24,25. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 24th. ad - Kingston Regatta - A sailing and rowing regatta will be ...

      p.2 The Sparkenhoe having been buoyed up by barges was tugged off this afternoon by the William. p.3 Imports - 25,26; Exports - 25,26. Died - at Garden Island, on the 26th inst., Norah, wife of Henry Roney, shipbuilder, aged 40 years. Friends and ...

      p.2 The Spartan Sunk - Montreal, Aug. 26th - The Spartan, when about two miles below Caughnawaga, owing to smoke and a heavy gale, was turned to go into the wharf on the south side and remain all night. She struck a rock and rapidly filled with water. When about …

      p.2 The Regatta - 2nd meeting, more plans made. -The steamer Banshee will take the place of the Spartan in the Royal Mail Line, making her first trip upwards tomorrow. ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER SPARTAN We regret to record the occurrence of an accident to the ...

      p.3 Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 29th. Imports - 29,30; Exports - 29,30. ad - Kingston Regatta - lists committee members, races, courses, etc.

      p.3 Imports - 30,31. Vessels To And From Canadian Ports Passing Through The Welland Canal - 31st.

      p.2 St. Catherines, Sept. 1st - Three gates of the Allenburgh lock were carried away by the schooner Theodore Perry, last night. The break will be repaired and navigation resumed tomorrow evening or Monday morning. p.3 Vessels To And From Canadian Ports ...

      p.2 The Steamers And The Smoke - The steamer Kingston, which should have reached here from Montreal yesterday afternoon, only got up between eleven and twelve today. She lay by on Saturday night at Coteau du Lac, and last night at Edwardsburgh. The Banshee and Passport, both ...

      p.2 Barque Jacques de Molay - The sea-going bark Jacques de Molay, of Cunningham & Shaw's Liverpool Line, arrived in port yesterday with a cargo of copper ore from the Wellington Mines. She will proceed at once to Montreal, en route to Liverpool, as soon as she has lightered ...

      p.2 The Pewabic Disaster - The Detroit Tribune, of Wednesday, says:- "There is every indication that the authorities are determined to probe the affair of the late collision, and not only place the blame where it properly belongs, but take the proper steps to secure the ...

      p.2 Burning of the Steamer Watertown - Intelligence reached this city this morning that the steamer Watertown had been burned to the water's edge at Cape Vincent. The telegram gave no particulars, simply stating the fact and desiring the Pierrepont to be sent over. The latter ...

      p.2 The Steamers And The Smoke - The steamers still continue to encounter a good deal of smoke on the river. The Grecian which should have gone up last night did not leave here until this morning, having had to lay over at Brockville last night. The steamer Bay of …

      p.2 Steamer Detained - The steamer Passport which should have reached here from Toronto this morning, did not leave that city at her usual time yesterday, owing to a gale which was blowing at the head of the lake. She will arrive here this evening, probably between six and seven …

      p.2 The Loss of the Watertown - It is now supposed that more than one life was lost at the time the Watertown was burned. A woman and two children were aboard at Cape Vincent the evening before the accident, intending to come to Kingston, and it is supposed that …

      p.2 The Regatta Tomorrow - There is evidently little excitement out of the city in regard to the Regatta to come off in the harbor tomorrow. It was expected that the fast yacht Gorilla from Cobourg would be here, but the only yacht coming in addition to those owned in …