New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

This line has been established BY the capitalists Of Ss
vsnnah provoked 70 i By the success o. the Northene
and southernsr and We trust il will be successful.
Connected Intimately with steamship building is en-
gne building. ard walk through the Novelty Works
gives evidences OF crest sctivity When the writer
was there there were lying AZ the wharf receiving
their engines the FrSskn OF a20 tons the third ship
OF the Bremen Line the California snd Oregon Of the
Panama Line and the Cherokee OF the savannah Line
stillmsn Allen 4 Co also building the immense en-
gnes for two of Coinss Liverpool Line and also the
engine Of the --- tor savannah The Collins en-
ylnes are to be double engines 95nch cylinder and
feet stroke and SOS 600 each The engines of the
California and Oregon are 70inch cylinder and : feet
stroke These boats. IN conjunction wii5 the Panama
form Wm- II. Aspinwsns Mail Line on the West Coas
of America. from the lsihmus OF Dsrien where they
connect with the line from this por, 10 Chsgres TO
the Columbia River The first OF this line the Csiior
MA under the command Of Capt Forbes sailed on the
9th INST FOR her destination The Oregon viii io
low in about month The engines for the Panama
being built by Allaire s Co These vessels sre al
hrstclsss ships strong and fast Of loo tons burden
and finished In substantial and comfortable manner Il
IS calculated that when this line is completed the pas
from Newly 20 Oregon ria Chsgres may be made in
thirty days and by the contemplated line from san
Francisco 10 the Sandwich Islands when built the voy
age from this City to the Islands may be made forty
days, instead OF lso present The California was
built by VIM. H. Webb and the Oregon by smith 4
Dimon The double engine OF the Franklin s 10 have
3 inch cylinder and feet She belongs to the
Ocean steam Navigation Company sDd Is splendid
specimen of naval architecture westerveli 4 Mscksy
were her builders
The immense establishment OF SrllmsR, Allen s. Co
employs about 90 men. Its disbursements 5000
per week Tor wages and it uses up 2OD tons pig and
loo tons boiler iron per snnum
At Sccor & Co.'S wharf there are lying the Ohio and
the Georgia belonging to Geo Law 4 Co.'S New ork
Havana and Chagres Mail Line The Ohio was built
by Bishop a Simonson, and the Gcorgis by smith a
Dimon. third ship for this line will be contracted
tor soon The engines by Secor a Co are to be OF
immense power and will extend the fame OF this estab
shmcnt The Ohio is . 500 tons and the Georgia e6oo
tons They hrstclsss ships in every respect and
will be finished with that taste combined with ole.
gsuce, for which Mr.. Law q celebrated Two
ers OF about the size OF the Crescent City to to
built to run from Havana 10 Chagres in connection with
this line Messrs Secor a co. are also building the en-.
CINE for the New World. steamer built by Messr5
Isaac Newton Daniel Drew. sc. Tor the North River
The New World s 81 feet long being the longest bos,
ever built Her engine will have 20 inch cylinder and
10 feet stroke exceeding IN thus respect any engine
built in this country In the hitting up of this boat
no expense will be spared TO obtain the most luxurious
and magnificent results in this respect she will excel
the Newton. built by the parties and which,
when sent out WAS tar ahead Of anything shoet In
point OF decorations aud equipment
Twenty four steamships OF An sggregaiins tonnage
exceeding 10000 tons have been built projected
capable OF forming steam navy should W become IN
volved in a war with any narstime power sufficient
10 maintain the American lag in triumph on the ocean.
Al secors wharf Is very Ingenious and useful ma
chine Bishops Lifting Crane. Ia taking out putting
IN heavy pieces OF machinery, steamboat builders lind
th. invention about indispensable. vast saving of
time and labor Is made by the use OF IL. Immense
boilers or beds OFFENDERS lifted by It's gigantic
power entirely clear OF all the top hamper OF the boat
and placed precisely where they belong. The work OF
a troop OF men il thus easily done by single horse,
with the aid of the complication Of mechanical powers
| in this machine.
p S.-snce the above article was prepared the keel
of a ship has been laid down by Wesloryet 4 Macksy.
She is intended for hermits Line OF Liverpool Packets
and will take the place OF the Stephen Whitney.