The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-01

P8uy.
Ship West Point, 1900 tons, launched in
h hS hsrmitt's line OF Liverpool packets, Q
steamship Hermann, ?4OO tons, launched
second In the Southampton an Bremen line. !
mard OF Captain Crabtres, formerly Of the
Flower.
ON THE STOCKS.
Ship Devonshire, Of 1860 tons. IT'S long 40
81 feet hold, for Mr.. Griswolds line of fond,
She has been built for Capt. Hovey, Can't. Nor
Victoria, takes her on the frst VOYAGE onlv
Ship - for Messrs- Boyd & Hinckip's lin
packets about 1000 tons burthen. Capt. He
the Bavaria, takes command.
The keel Of the big steamship Franklin. I
Bremen line, will be laid In few DAYS.
which is massive and powerful, IL all ready to
on the ways. She will be $50 feet long, "a fe
Of beam, and 20 feet hold. The floor timl
inches square, and the floor when laid win b
thick, and solid as far up Is four feet above
Upon the whole, she will be magnificent shi1
Messrs. w. M. have also In contemplated
Robert Kermit.
W. II. BROWNS YARD.
Steamship Northerner, 1854 tons, belongina
Spotord, rilieston & Co.'s Charleston line Of
Steamship Crescent City, 1900 tons, for TIL
leans trade, owned by Isaac Newton and Of
packets.
Steamer Aida, Hudson river boat, 900 tons
ON THE STOCKS.
Steamship Of l 100 TONS for r. b Forbes. q
viii be launched in the course of the month
dine ship, calculated for almost any trade or v
Steamboat for the Hudson river, 365 feet 10
beam; which Is thought will make the pass,
from ALBANY in u hours.
A steamship for Mr.. Collink, measuring 4
Keel 270 feet, length over all will be about 400 I
lines Of the model, which we have seen, are
drawn. She is to be commenced imme diatslvI
Steamship of 800 tons, for Mr.. James Cunnj
Boston Is under way, and viii be finished, p}
February.
MEssRs. BISHOP & srMoNsoN's YAR
Steamer Vanderbilt, 1000 tons, launched F.|
Steamers Wy andank and Transit 800 tous
Steamer Iris. 400 tons, built for Mason & |
subsequently sold to the u 9 COVE rnment.
steamer Antelope, 400 tons, launched June J
Schooner Sea Witch, 240 tons, launched ID
few days since on the coast OF Virgins.
steamer commodore, 200 tons, for Captain
ON THE STOCKS
Steamer OF 800 tons, to ply between POI
Steamer of 400 tons, for the Staten LELAND M
Steamship OF 24eo tons, for George Law, FL
between this city, Chagres and New Orlsat
to be finished by August next The frame. wd
nearly up. The timber selected for this vess /
best description the floor is solid, and MI
inches through. Her model Ii easy, clean, srI
MEssks. SMITH & DIMoN's YARDI
ON THE srocKs.
Steamship for Mr. Law, Of 1900 tons, 2aoI
and 40 f.et beam.
Steamer for Mesrs Rowland and Aspir
tons, 900 feet lorg.
NEssRs. BROWN & BELLS YAR,'
ship Constitution, 1000 tons, for Messrs.
Min'aTes liverpool line Of packets-Ca
ship go Al Russell, $40 tons, clipper. Can
and A. A. Los Bros. owners; launched Al
st-snship kimack, Peruvian war steam
launched sfpt. Is
Ship Maid Of Orleans, $50 tons, Can't
launched Dec. s2-designed for the New o
ON THE STOCKS.
Bark, for the freighting business, 800 tons
Steamship for Mr.. E. X. Collins, of 1850 to-
feet beam, ais feet long, will be commence
ately.
JABEz WILLIAMS & SONS YARpI
:, ship Creole, $50 tons, launched April I'D
the New Orleans trade, under Captain Rattoo
Ship Wisconsin, 1850 tons, launched Oct
New Orleans trade, under Captain Mumford
ON THE STOCKS.
Schooner, $50 tons.
LAWRENCE & sNEEDEN's yarn
Steamer Admiral, of 900 tons.
Steamer Habanero, Of 400 tons.
Steamer John Hart, Of 800 tons.
Steamer Geo. Washington, 1900 tons.
Steamer California, of 500 tons.
ON THE STOCKS
Steamer Empire State, Of $500 tons-to
nection with the Bay State, on the Fan River
w. CoLYER's YARD.
Schooner John G. White, 100 tons.
Schooner Ira Bliss, al tons.
Steamer New Brunswick, $40 tons, and a
small craft.
Steamer Of $40 tons.
Schooner Of 2l6 tons.
J. CoLYER's YARD.
Mr. Colyer launched number Of bargse,
1900 tons
ON THE STOCKS.
4 Hhteeams{Sl ms III aQp % tons.
Will very soon be in readiness 20 make
trips. 1t is now determined upon to se,
ter to Europe, and she will probably ST,
early part of next month. The HERNIA
on her first passage on the Goth of Febr
The Crescent City is receiving her m
Her first voyage Will take place about I
April. In addition to these, there all
large sea steamers contracted for. med
which are to he completed during tn
Messrs; Perrlne, Patterson g. Stad
mence large steamer early In the spril
Statistics OF the Law Courts Tor B
Annexed 10 the aggregate number Of causes
determined In the several courts located in trx
commencing on the lst January aud ending
December, Isi7 We also publish the ma
judges and clerks of each court.
Courts. No. of causes. Rem
U. 8. Circuit Court. .s2 OF this NUM-
were squt@
criminal cas{
u. s. District Court. -. 1898 or this num1
were Ia o,mI
343 admiralq
criminal csse1
Circut court. ...... .21S This numbe |
inquests.