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ALL A-GRoyND.-The closing of the Canal Trade at Buffalo was hastcned, not by ice snow, but by miles east of Bufiao-,he Iowness of Lake Erie preventing an adequate supply of for the presen leral of the Canal, fa Hft4

 Unloadsd boats were aoundering in the mud be. tween Buffalo and Black Rock and if Lake Erie con. should reach the level to which it was depressed in ls094, and again in 1920, &c., the navigation of the western section of the Erie Canal will be wholly i'm peded. Even it has been for several months, tha impcdiments to navigation would be most seriously felt.

 We cannot reasonably doubt that prompt efforts will be made to remedy this difficulty, by employing the winter to deepen enlarge the Western section of canal sufficiently to draw supply of water from Lake Erie even should it continue to fall till it reach- es the lowest depression which it occasionally as- sumes.