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      p.3 The Cleveland, Ohio Herald states:- An old man who owns the lease of the Canadian islands known as the Hen and Chickens, about eight miles below the mouth of the Detroit river, has been annoyed by a party of fishermen, who captured all the finest fish, and sold them …

      Died - On the 29th, Horatio Yates, youngest son of Mr. James Falconer, aged 2 years 1 month, funeral at father's residence on Earl St. Police Court - two men charged with stealing clothing from forecastle of schooner John Breden, while it was at Kingston Brewery and Distillery dock. ...

      p.2 The Steamers - The steamers Osprey and Huron have gone up to Toronto and Hamilton with full cargoes, and the propeller Georgian touched here on Friday on her way to Montreal with a regular cargo, discharging a portion at this port. The steamer Bay of Quinte is still running …

      p.2 The Navigation - The navigation still continues open, and it is possible for steamers to come and go in and out of this harbor as usual. The steamer Bay of Quinte and propeller Indian have been added to the number of vessels that have gone into winter quarters. The …

      p.2 Port Colborne, Dec. 3rd - The schooner New Dominion has filled with water. The cargo is a total loss. The schooner B.F. Davy, of Kingston, broke her back last night and is now full of water. The vessel will be a total loss. The Navigation - The steamer Empress …

      p.2 From Port Colborne - Dec. 4th - The canal froze over here slightly last night. The weather is milder today. The schooner Davy is in the same position full of water. A steam pump has been sent for, and an attempt will be made to take out the corn. …

      p.2 Navigation Still Open - The propellers St. Lawrence, Avon, Brantford, Colonist and Bruno, and the steamer Huron all reached here on Wednesday afternoon from Toronto and Hamilton, with full cargoes, after some delay at Presqu' Isle and other places, where they had to lay for a ...

      p.2 Port Colborne, Dec. 6th - The following vessels have arrived from Buffalo to lay up in the canal here. They can get out of this harbor earlier in the spring:- schooners Jane Ralston, George Suffle, North Star; Brig Banner; Barque John Menir. The barques Canada, Foster, ...

      p.2 The Schooner E.B. Allen - The schooner E.B. Allen, from Chicago to Ogdensburgh, laden with wheat and oats, struck on the shoal nearly opposite Murray (Murney) Tower yesterday, while entering the harbor during the gale. She afterwards anchored off the city when it was ...

      p.2 Propellers Arrived - In spite of the hard frost the propeller Colonist came into port from Prescott last night to lie up, meeting with very little hindrance from ice. The propeller St. Lawrence came in from the same place on Saturday, and is also laid up. Both vessels had …

      p.2 Port Colborne, Dec. 10th - The propeller Henry Howard, bound up the lake from Buffalo, came into the harbor yesterday afternoon, and has laid up. The barques St. Lawrence and Geo. Thurston, of St. Catherines, in tow of the tug Metamora, arrived outsde of the Piers this ...

      p.2 Severe Frost - ...The two ferry steamers Watertown and Pierrepont are in difficulties; the former aground between Wolfe and Garden Islands, and the latter alongside of her, unable to back out for the ice or go forward lest she also might get aground. p.3 ...

      p.3 Oswego, Dec. 14th - The schooner Alvord, from Detroit, went ashore on Burlington Beach at the head of Lake Ontario. She was laden with wheat.

      p.2 The Harbor - The harbour, almost along its entire length, is covered with a thin coating of ice, and the inmates of the shoal tower had to work their way through it to reach the landing. The steamer Pierrepont left for Cape Vincent this (Monday) morning, and the ferry …

      p.2 The Ferry Steamers The steamer Pierrepont is still making trips to and from the city and Wolfe Island, and the Watertown leaves once a day, at half-past two p.m., for Cape Vincnet. These are the only steamers now reaching and leaving the port. ...

      p.2 The Ice and The Ferry Steamers - The harbour is completely sealed up with ice, which in the event of calm weather continuing, might be permanent, were it not for the steamers Watertown and Pierrepont which have to plough through it to get on their respective routes. This ...

      p.2 The Ice - The ice has been greatly strengthened by the keen frost of last night, and the harbor is at last completely frozen over. Ice boats are passing between the city and Wolfe Island and Cape Vincent; they carry the mails as well as passengers. The steamer Pierrepont …

      Charles Malone of Garden Island falls through ice and drowns.

      Inquest - name is Charles Kanoche.

      low water at Niagara Falls from strong East wind.