The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24
Marine Affairs.

The NEW SHIP CALEB GRrMsnAw.-This ID the name
of q vessel that has made her appearance Within
few days at the wharf, and which, among tho many that
have also out for public favor are sure
deserves notice than the Grmshaw. The general
appearance Of this vessel lies in cluster OF beau
tfu ships Is strikngy noble, and the effect produced
upon the passsr BY is heightened much by her vel
proportional and graceful spars, by her exquisite
model.
She il Q large ship Of eleven hundred tons burthsn
built In this city by Webb, Of the best material the
country Affords and 10 seasoned and ventilated through
her frame BY the most approved air tubes On her main
deck cabin Is In the packets which extends %
q the main mast and is about N feet high, having
bulwarks three feet high around, and neat rail In
'front.' supported by stanohions and fine brass raings
leading down the spacious staircase to the main decb
Under this deck there two cabins the rst main
cabin IS comfortably, and elegantly, Furnished
It Is wsinscoted with highly polished mahogany, and
the ceiling enriched with burnished gold mouldings
II has six spacious state rooms furnished with sofas
toilets writing desks and each calculated to aecommO
date two passengers There also in this cabin
large family room which, from the elegant and comfort
able manner in which It Is arranged and furnished,
gives evidence of the great experience and good taste
Of the gallant captain in domestic matters; for, in
this room, family may enjoy eqery comfort q
homo affords. Near this s located the captsin'e
private room, winch ID no me2ns ueRlecCeu, nor
at all inferior to the one just alludedt to.
The second cabin 10 separated from tho frst by two
bukhsads about three feet apart, In which placed
water closets for both cabins but entirely disconnected
This cabin IL fitted up with state rooms, In the rst
although less expensvsly; Is, nevertheless, fully rs
comfortable and will conveniently accommodate
y-four passengers. The entrance 10 from the msil
deck and at liberty to use the quarter
or poop deck far the vertical light the cabin
which IL almost half way between the main and MIXER
mssts On the after part of the poop there Is well
but and substantial house about 20 by Is feet square
vhIsh protests the steering apparatus and contains
spacious rooms for the ohcsrs innunersble lockers
iounging smoking room over the and the
The ton gallant orecasls 10 feet in height and
extends at 40 the main hatch. The deck howe
Of this apartment Teaches farther ar the
one OF the finest and best arranged We have seem and
win thirty men, each one having hi. look
Ar and ether hxings There ere also tables ineenousy
for the use Of the crew. and stove which
be used not bsst suit the atmosphere or the
s:c Of u: or u: os. o.r The Sp and
piled with splendid cspstan the arms OF the win dlas'
and every other requisite The main.dsek is thereby
are liberty to lounge at WILL without at all In
terfsriDg with the men. ,
The between or lover deck Is nush, fore and aft The
here for stseage passengers are perma.
rsnt FL, CANT and well conceived All the entrances to
ths deck are protected above lighted BY the stern
windows and numerous side lights, which can be opened
The galley for the steerase admirably arranged so
that In all weather protected and the convenience
40 that there be dcrlty In the way Of
All other departments of this fine ship in perfect
keeping with those described There no.G,ng Ts scs
are comfortably provided for She H. really credit 10
New York, and to her owners and captain.
ana Csrtain HoIie who will command her She 10 d..
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