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The Royal paddle pacht Victoria and Albert,
Capt. the Hon. J. Denman, left Portsmouth on Mon-
day morning for a day's cruise in the Channel, and
returned to that port yesterday.
The survey of the contract-built screw gun ves-
sel Cormorant., 4, has been completed at Chatham
Dockyard by Mr. Lang, the master shipwright,
and the other officials connected with that establish-
ment. The result of the survey was generally satis-
factory, the vessel, which is a first-rate specimen of
her class, being built of sound substantial materials,
and the workmanship equally good. The utmost
pains were taken by the party engaged in the
survey to ascertain that the timbers were of sound,
well-seasoned oak, and this was found to be the ease.
The Cormorant will be immediately undoeked, when
the Bombay, 84, will go into the same dock to be
converted into a screw steamer.

The Racehorse, 4, screw gun vessel, another of
the contract steamers built for the Admiralty by
Messrs. Wigram and Co., is to be sent from Wool-
wich to Chatham dockyard to be survey-ed. She is
a sister ship to the Cormorant.
The Plover, 4, screw gun vessel, is nearly com-
pleted at Chatham for the first-class steam reserve.