The New York herald., 1844-07-19

nor accommodation, not only Tor her oWn crew,
but for troops, as, III addition 10 her own ships
company, which Is 10 consist ot 200 men. she can
convey full regiment Ot soldiers, thousand or
| eleven hundred strong. She Is constructed upon
the surveyor or the nsvy's improved system, with
iron diagonal riders at reverse angles. with wood
trussing IN the frame and shelf pieces tore and all
Although longer than the Penelope, she Is not 50
broad as that vessel by inches, bur she carries 70
tons more, aud has ehsues of $50 horse po" er
greater the comparative dimensions Of The Two
ships being as tolows:-
The Rst,ibntisn. The Psn.iope.
Length, 800 feet Length, 2l6 feet.
Breadth 40 feet inches Breadth. 40 le.t inches.
Tonnage, l6ll tons. Tonnage 1916 to's
Engines sUo horse power. Engines $50 horse power
The draught Of water of the Retribuuon, when
she fully .quipped, and has her waeI provisions
stores and 500 ions OF coal on board, VIII be 10
teet. She Is not TO be ship ngged, but Will have
two masts, like the present men OF war steamers,
| wncn have only two masls, with the exception OF
the Penelope, which has mlzen as well as fore
and main masts. The armament ot the httflbu-
ton viii consist Of six Slnch pivot guns, and tour
81 FOUNDERS, besides smaller guns ior boat and
other purposes, making altogether IL guns ny the
II will be perceived that she IS not 81 powerfully
| armed as the Peneo.e, as that vessel carries -
guns-namely, ten S-inch pivot guns, TWO AZ
Founders (pivois,) ten AZ poundeIs, carronadts,
and two b at guns. The machinery tor this splen.
did vessel, made by Messrs Maudslay, Son and
Field, quite ready 10 be put on board lhere are
two engin each having Two cylinders ot Elk leei
diameter and seven ieet lergih OF stroke The
paddle wheels 81 eet III diameter and l3 wide;
the shafts which carry them are OF wrought iron,
each nearly 80 eet long. and toot ~ inches IN
diameter IN the middle. We believe they are the
largest shafts which have ever been made tor any
purpose. The boilers are four IN number, and 50
constructed that they may be worked separately Or
all together The entire weight OF me machlnsay'
| including water IN the boiler, Is 6OO tons Inc
kelrlbutlon to be taken into dock and coppered,
aud brought forward for commissioning imHedi-
ately. She will be commanded by post captain.
The PopE's CIRCULAR IN ENGLAND. This last
bull appears in nearly nll the English papers The
London Times of the 9th ult. has the following:
| The burden Of MIR Levers popular song, :" he Pope
be leads happy hIe certainly not true oi the present
Pont Gregory the Sixteenths lines any but
pleasant places His troubles rival those OF the GRIND
Turk The Jews OF Ancona lately reused his ire and pro
soked their own prosecutions; next the wre1ched nis
Of the Legations disturbed the tranquility o
sonsgnorc Mauri Cspellsri and now, ms reverence III
full and crook hand, has taken fright at less
tented suhIec.s What's that The old cause.-the cause
struck tbs heart Of Plus " that made Leo
XII shake his shoesn and that provoked the bile Of
Plus VII-the cause sganst which General Councils
have egslaed and the whole Rsmsh priesthood con-
the Bible mong NC, more aarmsa
the circulation Of the Bible hon the nialiioe
ry XVI though some Of them have, 1t is CERTAIN been
more rational and cautsus in giving expressions to hen
fight The Pope has denounced the circulation OF the
Bible in absurd and wicked than those Of DR.
Sops curse so ut least learn from Circular Let
IRON his Holiness the Pope all Patrarchs Primates
Archbi-hops and Bishops document equally dis'in
xuished io nane verbosiiy Of style an
N objects hich s as lengthy and illogical !, is nqni
nns: ana il only more discrsiablc 10 his nfailbiiy
theology than it Is 70 his secular learning
The the American Christian League against
Romansm in its stronghold, Italy aim we are told VI
propagatg mn inssne indifference TO all religion j.
adeed against exertOns that the pellets OF
the Vatican chit ly directed and alter fashion
worthy Of Romsnst learning. Listen =
"Ihs society strains every Leive to introduce among'
them by of individuals collected from all parts
corup, and vulgar Bibles and to scatter them secretly
snogs the faithful AZ the same tire their intention is
70 disseminate books sth, tracts designed u
withdraw from the minds o their readers all respect oi
,ke Church and the Holy See"
"Worse buossr thau the Bible So then the Bible, IL
the laugusgs OF the co4ntry in which is circulated is
by sotmn decree Of Gregory XVI, prononnced to be
book And because us circulation Is held to be DE-
,tructive OF "al respect Tor the Church and the Holy
See" "devered former TIMES by apostolic
authority ogsinst the publication distribution rediing
and possession of books OF the Holy Scripture TRANSLATED
into tho vulgar ,ongue"mark there Is limitation
what lansianon Accordingly The bishops are drectec
and enjop.d N5t
"ro remove IRON the hands Of the faithful alike tl,e
Bibles in the vulgar oHgue which may have been pntec
contrary 10 VI the sovereign
Pontfs and every book prescribed aud condemned AN
tha. they learn through yeur admonnon and gu
hory wha, pas'uEsges ae salu'ay and what pe'Ic'0"
Blbe pasturage" being of course, "perncious and
travellers enters be watched by the epscopsldou
sneIs prevent an lille gal importation OF Bibles An,
nerctu 10 the downfall Of Rome the interference
the secular and persecuting hand Of the Italian PrAce
is thus crahily solicited
What deep sigh for the nquisition is there here!
Such are Romanst CHI is,iai,y, tolerance, and logic il
he 10Th century Nevertheless there in EDglans
-churchmen too who ready to fall down and worship
ii MoEsignorc Mauri Capellari AZ an inallihiiy
u PUNCH TO PgRL-Dear Sir Robert: trust thi,
letter will come safely to hanc, although | send j
through the post. II SO, Imagine that embrace
you
You have delighted me by your conduct towards
the Commons You have behaved exactly as
Minister ought TO have behaved towards folks VIII,
call themselves The representatives Of the people
al. sk.v.,.
lnf1,ct the crueest insult on the elective body
K representatives. OF the people! Why, some OF the n
are other than the ghtful representatives of ths
Indian jngglers who turn themselves inside OUT
| who now crawl like snakes, and now climb Ike
monkeys!
Foolish people have taken it in high dudgcon thai
you should have made the Commons eat their owl
words--ihat you should have shown a deliberate
assembly TO be so many toy wlnd.mills--that you
should have compelled the wisdom of Parliament
venerable and dlspassionate sage to appear M
better than clown in pantomme, who, despite
u S:mself, throws summersets at the wand OF the
fiarlt quD.
SIR Robert, you have not insulted Parliament
Certainly not; when you threatened TO throw ~
Office anless the Commons threw up their small re-
naming sense of conslsency--you knew YOU
men. Flnellcn menaced, and Pistol nte the leek
You have your majority fast, Sir Robert. Yor
have rendered them blush proof, and, there
fore charge you, spare them not. Hold their %
ses 10 the grind stone, that they may feel the bcne
it of turning. Let them again and again stanc
iarred and feathered by their votes let them, one
and all, look from the pory of the Division Lists
whilst honest chimney sweepers, odorous scaven
gers, and high minded costermongers, stop the
nesirils at them.
i Come we now to the four cuprits--would tha
we had some telonious, Newga'e type TO enshrin,
their names in--who voted AYE" and mo" OF
the two questions-senatoral Irincuius-socia
[" monsters with two voces!'
WILLIAM BAGGE, CHARLES GoRINc,
slR II. DorGLAS, CHRISTOPHER TURNER
Sweet smelling names! Fragrant as frank ineens,
more graceful than myrrh Let every turnstiIe
every weather-vsne, known TO their constituents
be carved and painted with, a Bagge-a Douglas
la Goring-and, fitting cognomen, Turner! Let
all toy warehouses make the most of the illuslrous
tour; and, whereas figures Of cspacions Duchmeu
that tumble on all sides, yet afterwards right