The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

ed latO the cits from every quarter. Inv.
one thousand persons were on board The e..
which arrived at Chesnui street wharf so.-
the passengers from New York, filing 10 ,,s
ton train of between thirty and forty car.
nearly every store in the city was closed
After the PENNSYLVANIA had become ,,,,..
and Just as the numerous vessels were men,.
take their departure homsward with their ,,.s'
passengers, the breeze. which before hal
merely suihcien, to induce the ladies to Law ).
their fans, sprung up aHd filled the muli,,.
sails that whilensd the Delaware in ever, =.
ton, and to an extent that was never bot.
messed upon this river. Their number -,
and picturesque beauty, were only exceled 4,
perfect good order which appeared to b,
whore preserved, so much 50, that /, wu,,n
Of admiration 10 see the multitude Of ,e,,,.
canvass swelling in the breeze, gently and ~
gliding by or in company with each O,b,,
bending lis course 10 It's respective wharf witt,
the slightest appearance Of confusion.
The movement Of the multitude on .ho,.
equally correct aud orderly. 50 much 80. ~.
tina, up 10 this moment We hsvs heard Of M :.
den, worth recording, nothing deserving n !
name, save the slight dnsking ia the river - !.
or .hree individuals, who experienced no g.
injury. This, considering the ims,suse eoss,..
that assembled on the occasion. the As..s
dOubtsdiy ever witnessed on any occasion in p,
dslphis, may bs cited as tsmsrkabl. ,i,.,.
s,anes, aud one, We may add, Too, highly er,s,,.
TO our oily's love Of order.
Frsa tie PA.Ladsipiia Gaze,
This ships large enough TO carry tao l.ass
men, which Is larger number than u, :.
American army tina, fough! and gained Ii, !.
Of Chippewa. and greater than the pOpul,u.a
considerable sized county town. She Is of,l, :
then Of 5000 tons, and could. IL loaded wiiA =
carry the moderate cargo Of thirty thogsaad ;
rsls, enSagh 10 supply bread for fflssn h.sn,
people for a whole year She /, 10 carr
gans, ,hlr.y.iwo poandefs, - that sYsfy In, n
discharges foil breadside abe will dispose Z !
sisely ten Of ballots. TO help 10 make iroa q =.
cor ths bottom Of the ocean. uale.a she Asp,sa /.
hii the ensmy. She will draw . fee, Of wlls, y
thus hnc !, di.ficSh to navigate in shallow r,s,
One Of her anehOrs. which i, 10 BE- setn /. ;
yard. and which 10 said TO be the larsr,, enc e ;
world, weighs ll.697 pounds. which !, ,ous /.
more than Eve tons, aad Mil require sons on
piping 10 thu ssPs'aa 10 get IL aPeAk. llsf sts
ianss are Of iron, mos,ly IA the shaps q 81
chests, capable q holding from 10 hanS,,4 .
Ions, but having a proportion Of isrm q s,
shapes adapted 10 81 round tie sides 81 Inc :
40 as 10 leave no space "a happ~as ss,a easla-
The agmber is probably $50. a. far a. xs "a
Judge from looking al them, =, NO did lir
,wu since, under the guidance Of souo of i y
lite and attentive o;aeers stationed al the ~
A friend has us, informed us that the 4-si
anchor in the British does yard. at por,smssat
1891. weighed sosassLiag lass than 10000 y
whicb tlms there wsrs on the stocks three "a
nsa'ly as large a. the Pennsylvania.
Estrens length 2i7 See, sla inches. b,ssl4
feet | inches height. from bosssra Of kss. :
rail, smidships, "a fee, inches, al stern. s: i
,Nsbss ,--lsng'h u iof,iaasi. I2l feet, rna.ass
ia Set --aiams,or Of fofsma,,. J feet i issss
mainnast, I Zee, st 81 Sower sneAor sa !