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Great works have been accomplished in Canada, and others are about to be com menced, in the improvement of the nayi- gation of the St. Lawrence. It IS within the range of the possibilities that some great city, to be located on Lake Superior may be visited by vessels direct from Llv- erpool-though not of that peculiar con st..ct;onn with which English men ex- pected to ascend the cataract of Niagara, at the beginning of the late war That cataract, however, is no longer an lmpassa- be barrier between the upper and lower lakes. A canal has been made round the falls and the ascent or descent between Ontario and Erie is easy.--Nites.