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      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 26. -The Steamers - The Beauharnois Canal having been opened, the propellers Avon, St. Lawrence, Acadia, Brantford and Colonist, which were detained in the canal, arrived from below on Monday night, and still remained in port ...

      p.3 The Steamers - The propellers Acadia, St. Lawrence, Brantford and Colonist, upwards bound, which were detained here by reason of the weather, left on Tuesday night for Toronto and Hamilton. The Avon, also bound upwards, still remains here having her boilers repaired. The ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 29. -Imports - 27,28. -The schr. Essex is ashore on Lake Michigan, and will prove a total loss. She is owned in Chicago - the cargo of wheat is lost. -The brig Mayflower, laden with 7,000 bushels of wheat from Chicago ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 29. -Imports - 29. p.3 Police Court - 2 sailors discharged.

      p.2 The Navigation - Bay of Quinte, Empress and others to lay up soon. Vessel Disasters - Port Colborne, Nov. 30th - The schooner New Dominion, of Picton, went ashore early yesterday morning near the cut at Long Point. A tug has gone to her assistance from ...

      p.2 The Steamers - The steamer Bay of Quinte returned on Sunday, having been unable to reach Belleville. The ice near Milford impeded her, and she was compelled to run back. It is expected that she will not again leave the harbor this season. The freight steamer Ottawa, ...

      p.2 Imports - 2 . The Steamers - The weather is milder but still quite wintry, and the steamers are gradually lying up. The steamer Bay of Quinte has laid up at the United States wharf. The steamer Pierrepont will endeavor to make a trip up the Bay tomorrow or …

      p.3 The Steamers - The steamer Pierrepont is still preparing for her trip up the Bay of Quinte, if it is possible to be made. The propeller Indian, which was storm-staid here, has left for Toronto. The steamer Empress has found winter quarters at the foot of Clarence ...

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      p.2 Imports - 5. The Navigation - Yesterday the weather was very rough. In the morning it was cold, with snow drifting everywhere, but in the afternoon it set in for a thaw, with heavy wind. Of the steamer fleet which arrived the other day, the steamer Huron and ...

      p.2 Imports - 6. The Harbor and the Gale The gale subsided yesterday morning, and the weather became quite cold. The gale did a deal of damage on Friday, and increased at night to a perfect hurricane. Fences and trees are torn down on land, and a deal more damage …

      p.2 The Harbor - The steamer Pierrepont made a trip up the Bay of Quinte on Saturday, and returned on Sunday. Ice lined the whole shore. Freight was landed at Picton, but no where else. The steamer got within a couple of miles of Northport, when she could proceed no …

      p.2 The Boats - prop. Brantford laid up at Ford's wharf; sch. Eliza Fisher safe at Portsmouth. -Port Colborne Dec. 8 - several props left for Detroit; several schooners are caught in canal and laid up; Canal closed by ice on 9th....

      p.3 Imports - 9,10. -A telegram from Detroit says the bark Elsworth (sic - Ellesworth ?) is ashore at Athenia. The barks Annie Wright and Alice Richards are ashore on Spectacle Reef and will be totally lost. The crews escaped in small boats. The river is full of floating ...

      p.2 Imports - 10-12 . The Navigation - lower harbor is still open; the Wolfe Island canal has been frozen over for some days; barques St. Lawrence and George Thurston are frozen in at Port Colborne. -The Watertown Aground - between Garden and Wolfe ...

      p.2 The Watertown - is still aground, Pierrepont is alongside but caught in ice; str. Bruce is making ferry trips. Schooner Rapid Lost - Intelligence has been received of the loss of the schooner Rapid, owned by Capt. Harbottle, of Hamilton. She went to Port Elgin, on Lake ...

      p.2 The Navigation - Watertown and Pierrepont running again. p.3 [Oswego Times] is not in favor of Huron and Ontario ship canal.

      p.2 The schooner C.G. Alford, bound from Detroit for Oswego, 15,200 bushels of wheat, ran ashore on Burlington Beach. The vessel and cargo will prove a total loss. The lives of the crew were in imminent danger, but all escaped.

      p.2 Imports - 17. Barque Nucleus Ashore - Steamer Watertown Aground - On Saturday the owners of the steamer Watertown got an offer of $1,000 to take off the barque Nucleus, ashore in South Bay. She was dispatched on Saturday night about ten o'clock, but an hour later ran on …

      p.2 The Harbor - The ice in the harbor is now so strong that people are walking and skating on it at all points. The steamers are still, however, able to pass in and out through the channels they have made. The Pierrepont made a channel on Wednesday down to …