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The American Art Union made its annual dis
tribution, by lottery, on the night of the 2Olh a
Tripler Hall, New York
| From a report made on the occasion by the Hon
| Henry J. Raymond, Chairman of the Comlnitte,
| ofManagement, we learn that the number of mem
bers during the present year is 1870, and the,
have placed the sum of SSl, $50 at the disposal o
the Committee of Management.
Ofthis amount SIC 22J have been devoted 10 tbt
production Of six engravngs by American engrav
eEs, from pictures by American artists and one
copy OF these engravings will be delivered as soon
as they can be completed to each member of tn,
institution.
The sum of $4,000 has been devoted to the pub.
LEGATION of the Bulletin, Monthly Art Journal de.
signed to aid in advancing the interests and pro-
noting the objects of the American Attn MON.
OF this work, ll3,5O0 copies have been published
during the year. and accompanied by 227 900 origi.
nal etchIngs and wood cuts have been placed in
the hands OF every member.
The committee have purchased during the past
year AZ l2O paintings, twenty bronze statuetes and
six bronze busts OF Washington. by American
artists, at an aggregate of SAB, 100, the average
cost OF each being SOL 81. They have also Dur.
chased fifty copies of outlines BY WASHINGTON
Aston, $50 medals and sixty proof impressions of
the large engravings from two of TrumbuJl's most
celebrated paintings These works of art. 1000 in
number. were that evening distributed bv IL,
according to the provisions of the constitution
among the members Of the American Art.T-rfoD
The Free Gallery has been kept open during the
whole year. except for a brief interval when il was
closed for necessary improvements. 1t has been
more than usually attractive, and has been visited
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The ST.. CHARLRs.-Last night the Batemars PLAYED
Macbeth and - Paul Ply" very fair house who
were delighted by their wonderful performances We ae
gad they have bean Teengaged. for hey not had m
play. Many have been deferred by the bad vyetf
To night they appear in the Merchant Of Venice aud
1.-The Spoiled Child.''
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WESTERN ART UNIoN-The annual drawing of this
excellent association for the promotion and
the Fine Arts in the Southwest will shortly take place
Aiming The Powers beautiful statue of the Greek
Save and lsrge number of valuable Paintings by some
the most Distinguished artists The couury-Ranney Beard
Sontagg. D0uEht5, huntington, Whtudee McJJonkey
Adams vu
Tho'e dssruu absorbing will call on the Honorar,
Secretary at 10y Magazine street Weave requested to
that the list closes next Saturday.
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Coon. We learn that the proprietors of the Phani,
House intend that the receipts of said house. from the hour
OF slx III len O'clock this New Years Eve will be given to
the Female Orphan Asylum
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fTHls CELEBRATED PhIuSOPHER, Asroogist Phy,ioE
uoUS ana owner OF the Egyptian Fate respect
uy aiorms the ladies and gentlemen Orleans that she "
remain IN le city Tor time, and be
dehee on 81 Joseph street No. } Camp Magazine
Streets near the corner Of Camp Consultation 81 Ct $50
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PARoDI IN PHILADELPHIA.-A correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, writing from Philadelphia on
the 2lst, says:
"Parodi bore off the honors last evening at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, in the opera of Lucrezia
Borgia, before the most brilliant audience that has
assembled at the Old Drury for years, Jenny Lind's
first appearance here, not being comparable to it.
The house was literally filed from floor to ceiling
and the third tier crowded with dollar spectators
1t is in vain to describe the perfect triumph of the
great actress and artistic and there was but one
opinion about it. Parodi caught the electric enthu-
siasm of the audience and responded in tones that
carried the house by storm. The price of seats
was So so for secured seats, 50 for parquette and
box, ST for third tel"
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The MOBILE BALLS. We are indebted TO the
politensss of the Managers Of the two fashionable
Clubs of MOBILIZE forfnviiatons to the Balls on New
Years Eve. The Cowbellians and Strikers have
wide extended reputation for the elegance Of Their
assemblies. We hope that the beauty of the Mo,
bile ladies will be convincing argument in favor
Of the Union.
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CENSUS or EERMoYT.-Ihese returns show a
population of 3O3 1870, being gain Of 2O6GS,
since 1870 All the counties in the State, but
Windsor and Orange, make Il handsome gain
Windsor losing l774 and Orange GSS, making a
total loss in this Congressional District of 1862
The eight towns to come in will add about 500, to
the gain of the State.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

u,H we are requested to announce Col WILLIM s.
CAMPBELL as candidate for State Senator for the Parish of
dreams TO I'LL the vacancy accustomed by the death of the
Hon. Junius Beebe. d97 NAV Vorrps
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SZ&S= No ODEUN TEMPLE OF HONOR &fcs6E
sElANF No "a guiar meeting will be
ssaESNS Sons Of Temperance Hall, No IS 81 Charles >S
stres, TuIS EVENING, Dec. 81 at afpas, oc0gk Nj b,r
are requested TO attend. By order Of tho W. c. T
dyA JOHN Jk EOUGH r
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The AMERIcAN.-Mr Neafe's benefit to night, when he
appears in g Oraoosa." for the last time.
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RELEASE OF VIM. l.. CHArLIN.-The Washing
ton Republic, Of Saturday, has the following:
Mr.. Chaplin, The slave abducor, on Thursday iber
ated from The J oil Montgomery county $l9 900 bail having
been entered his appearance at Howard District Court
Bail the OF 5000 had been gwen this district
He passed through Baltimore, on Thursday on his return
home -
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~" American Theatre. - Farewell Benefit of Mr.
and Mrs y" b. CRISP and positively their appearance on
which occasion several members HIsonic Associate have
politely volunteered their valuable services in characters sustained
by them with distinguished SATURDAY EVENING
January 4ls5l Future advertisements will particulars
k55- Box B.uk Oman. aal
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The Southern Preso, at Washington, opposes
the message of Governor. Floyd, of Virginia. in
favor Of a National Convention at Baltimore appro-
batory Of the Compromise, and Of those opposed to
the repeal or modification of the Fugitive Law.
The Press says The South never will be content
with the "pretended Compromise
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SHIPwRECK.-The ship Butler, which sailed
from New York for San Francisco, has been lost
near Montevideo. The cargo was valued at one
hundred thousand dollars, and the vessel at thirty
thousand dollars. The passengers and crew were
all saved. She was a new. vessel, on her first
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FNshiOn0OJe CIOIhiMg.

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite HcgIslls Exchange.
EE We TccaQ IT 0t complete Stock Of FAsHIONA-
BILE CLOTHING aud lsHING GOODS Comprising nearly
-I.-r .-- IN DIN. l---- -.. ..at---
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Dec Is, in Shreveport. Caddo Parish j. NJ HARDY ESQ
and Miss NJ. c. T. CARRow, both Of this parish
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STRICKLAND'S
QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL
Illustrated EBOTKS.
THE NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

4
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nm. G...., .t. .[.,. r.--,.. l..' .o.A ID WIN
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w Ner cneT And prais5w ,ry efforts book
which, for z-.sncs Of engraving business Of -sn.ep,r and
.. ,, a'....' 'oa" ~ Tie alnif'i'o" aud hanks Of all
t'a 15srso' Queens. ho mind is Impressed With aara,n I'll.
their 5s,oe6g Io D a.' Ia. ."1. '' 'o., and
1'n'D--'3 20 81. f 2 50 ha' rally ..e'.I'e' awd
c' Character 'si.n the passions, good ar sr..' m-
vest theta lu sua-.ns .aat = n...0I .. ne
stood among them ugfy, alter the Iars. f. ...
tfgg1g .r ,r,.l 81 ,f .1I' .''5 ''s aud
OUR SAVIOUR, WITH THE PROPHETS Am
APOSTLES A series Of I- highly ftH..I sf..-s f+ a
expressly Tor his work. with Descriptions bv several ,
f,n W. , ,I, BY G The 4, Rev. ,, W,4ers6 ID
Of se Of r.1 1slIo1s5 S @ a d s serlss
s..r. .sg",o , s ~ s sa so',',sI By Is char
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THE WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TEST.
several american csrgymsn Edited oy " @ B. snc'gae n ~
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OUR LORD Illustrated ia journal " rs l.1t r5asb U 5te
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THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD: An elegant and
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MARTINS BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS: A marnif
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81 sales ThIs nay.
Che Dnilg Creseeut.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF the Council of tie Second Munieftatst2
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MeANl lrlaans nnnarlher q lg5l {

~" The Teachers of the Public Schools of Mu.
mePay No. Two are hereby notified that their Salaries N0yc-
Der, 1850 will be paid THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
dsIIt q b n eSSlsiAf'D' lf'"'"f'''
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The New Hampshire Convention has declared in
V0F Of e!ectIng al Judiciary officers by the people,
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! BANK RoBBERY.-Jac5 w ade has been indicted
for robbing the Dorchester Bank, Mass of $50 900
and has pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred till next
! April Charles Sou.hwick has been also indicted
and pleaded not guilty His trial takes place nexi
April. Brooks, indicted Tor receiving, was to lave
been tried the path. The bank has recovered
! 81 600
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D. P. SEAMAN & co.
IL Charities street,
NJ Respectfully inform the Ladies that they gre nov receiving
stock Of ua-ufgfu,
SEA SONARIE NrN III rnnns
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NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, MORNING., DECEsTBER 81. 1850.
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1 RID RIvER-The river Is steaJiI,, ,i.;,.
begins to flow past the town. The isyaas aAo
boats have already come to Grand Eco1e sr ~, ~
iook confidently to their arrival at our lanIi"s
before The end Of next week. TNatebilaci'a'ss
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has 80. 81 iENNEssEE,-The Bank Of Tennessee
naS refused to receive any other than Tenpesses
money On deposit for exchange, Or in payment Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-31

EASHlONABLE CLOTHING i;;i The
Il sHhscbsrB have received large complete Fail
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising every y Dre-s suitable for the season.
NORRIS & WAY, 81 Camp street,
s2i qipH corner OF Common, under Iieg .rt' Etrhsng.
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TARTFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for H.

- The elegant and swift passenger packet steamer
HuNFsVLLE, Capt e. Pc + vii positively lGa'e THIS DAY,
ths 5st INST O'clock r. NJ Florence Tus-urlbH all
Gndugs Tennessee River. 63l T B. SMITH, Poytas H.
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Inc kHtons to he Of good and who esone guary fr Ia
AppoEeq by The Collector, and the different ARTICLES c6pr
H u faOn % be delivered board the Gutter In GOOD
u 5mlnelG1 casks and yesse TO be provided By The run.
tractor and the contents thereof distinctly marked on 7n
II E 10 be understood that the contractor win be baUTd In
iunsh upon reasonable notice. often may be re0nre5
ny me zap am OF the Cutter, with the appreciation Of The
INJECTOR mot exceeding average, day in e1rb
equivalent the corresponding u, of Ire Rsio, sy5 W
me Nayal Service. [HI i'd WM. FRERET ColleetoT "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

On Saturday Oct 49, AHGELHE ELIZABETH. daughter Of
W Tam su1 Mary Z. Mceany ag-d and months Her
.a Huntington Long island for
on Oct 90 5APAH vale OF James Fancourt,
ia the 3iih ,-4r OF her
II gend, Of the family ant Of Howard Lodge NJ 90
of ar her t1Gera thus lh0niayl after
noon from lst- 81 S'1iii Nv st3 ociocs.
on saturday instant CHRISTIAN hAYt sssi 49, native
oil AeuU Lb-,s, GetH.aHy,
Itte. s7 l. . 81 o. O herman Cnmm-r, Grove, \ y. D.
German and III. German Widow ana Orphan
Soc.y pa5tic.y -rd ms funeral
Lp-EAf-
u,t. at uCork, Pm
i CAkMAH Of TIN City, y-af- ana months
,nti- 18Th INST MARY ELIZABETH ~Hr ri Charles A. Crack
horn and .l.f Of late VIM g. DAy son, .seJ ii,
On tie .ust DANIEL ThtNbLE III the III year OF b.
HIS relatives and respectfully invited N The llu-ra tom
ma tate r-.rerc- Fith tins sit-rnoon atI c'ct
In Rutland l. Capt. BENJAMIN CHENEY, agei 81
caut Cheney Wbury port Ms F-J 10 i7fi At the
ar. of II year. The he personally AGo"a 70
o. ~ ,t ton and often his hody guard He
The tro hrnu -nf ever spoke WIN nohnrrence )i
s u-rfdy the Gloss Of th- var aud '-c-y-h IN
unr., discharge wien Tho Revolutionary 80, d-5Andri
On the 10Th Oct her SARA "iu OF c
ARD .on OF late ,hAdr4ch Dawes u Ghmorsanhe, South
tn. relative, and friends the fn respectfully invited to
.t-n her late reside "a West 5rr-a rs At On
2!st..t S1 O'Clock Hsf viii be
10 Washington : for intern-ut
oct 49, OF Drp-y CA1HsNE WE OF lyef W l'uerai IN me
h2d 'i h-fasr ., 80. r 49,.
i r -r late residence Hudson IT. at ~ CLOCK Tuesday
J.r ,-rn,n- be N-wart for intermert
On sn,urday JUhr h LIE COUNT m tie o5th year Of
hi- =.
s ;. Moaiay} morning. from lis late tesdence ~ GrauG
10 clock invitation Fun-rl services u be
formed m saints Church. Henry tiUA precisely, ate
which the body vail he New Js,ey iO
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Disnsfrr., &c.

Bryant Nantucket P.tl,tepiia -t7"ren
rd light tl'h snd obi throw
overheard her m i The pe--r'spn 0t the ives
o the safety OF the vessel The ea stove bull
and s~-pth- deck OF every thing on H. stove boat c1at
th- drt other damage
e,utpc LEhoot w Park, master, ballast
t-bec JseH ashore IN st- from the sa> on
the three quarters OF mile above drE COY5 Crew
nd n saved. Vessel lost
IN. SOrnunr. wrecked Apple Island ant sold for
h. b--u h"nrd OIL ah no" on het
! ], Nu-h-'.
,,ron ruu the f!d Auf last Nnsng
or ,n.nt johns NJ ,u' the p'"h- up by
III. ,nuni- at The Island of Wight on the Rd 'ep
Of DsnI' boo' reported sonoe gu r''' ou ahol
WA got OF tie l7ih. ,..,.
-. WsvV 'ost 'a' Same day lost
~ -hn. I'd rom nbsIn J.hn hutchinson OF s-'p"rt
B. deck load ami salts on the
pa sage. duttg hurricane tn Mt -, -, -, =;
,r The violence OF the a- parted both
ch,- both mssts having been cut away YES
ss Cseoa. returned to 8t from Consadt having 6sen
absent b sion only ~ days d.. f..
Capt Mcdonnell OF sch hafy teh ~ Ne @
M.t.nn. having Tho 9rt sept I'M MUS ~ W nv
rzr ON v'sse o"ttpH up Apep r.
ao, goo shsatd with coHp"s"n Co1is no' us
cuvera' name on her A.. = .rco.,, hst,,. =.
,,,. sold ny anct"n tor - oo
.tb.u ri. would br itie than han mat sum
" Bsipe at Boston from MAtanrAs "a ths asIn"on oil
n. got With B sch Font LON Boston of 1au''
.,irbCo : un,hipprd main boom
~, t,,nu. Al tho 18Th INST nan
tuc. 81 b-.rus S5W ~ i"4 Pas""d Yess7 bottom up
with udder apparently 'Gh {" ~ or ~ eu
burden bottom nearly and appt ared 20 nave oeen
m In. crew OF bark Frank Of Phsdrpha b.fos reported
lott arrived at port SATURDAY last ia The brig WA A"n IRON
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EnrciGn Ports,

A,sydpey cB oe,a ets sryr' Tor Boston, only 'n'eAn
vessel 49,,
Al Grsea shout ,otA Yoto. stos' iof a's'H' ''d
A. -sborn 4t,h NIX ship Ca d-rrynsn,n Soteansas' arr
Fya big nsTis Pierce in Bos'on aai so
r-,t dsyfo Nsrsr,le-
SD >s~po,t .boo, at ship s.ehsn, Woodbury.. for sor
Arr ;, P.raa no 8- BARI tien R-As, as San Fra
c.co \Vtr-n. TO- 10, ~'th - passsn
-r-; Antelope with b. ~ >etthrn.t. with "a ds
9th Rrpubtc do With "a
Sd! Moa,tso by hfs Jane GAa0, 8eamSn 81 Aaas
B,y 20 s,f SYrrk w ra Dor. Cooper Tor Nfork
A. ,n-n.s Diligence Wooibu tor Pos lard sth
A, Falmouth, De FsNn I'm R,lneo'e. lnst
AZ Il Anu- Bay about 18th st bag oNeA' tb CooAd of
Baltimore ~ r
Boston ,,....
nrrsrn 10 20 on railway tr ',nf S" nut
man I'm narsph,n crns for California I'm Nfrk She pat "a
70 N,r,uhrr cd succeed, and bore NJ tor thls
nor, .rrvsd the 18th ult suppose sho @ h' "a
q, ,t-.. bs S.wnu BFsuy unc, tasnS "a os
,s, j p Rtgw ay snow. Phai-phia uuc d.st cargo
A. C,.n,s t,h Mt bark Diligence Woodbury.. of Nfok stn'
Sid I'm Tnrs- island b-Is tsnsda. Tor Sfork
Atd ssh ua ,p Marsthon, NsndAe I'm Nfo Ie' s 'poS4
orNoi-au. -, 4, -, p,,,, ,A,.-
over % b.cs roru y Dbl. pch. the Of Hh
Ar At Medway rs org Margaret Mortimer aor'
AZ c'h-l' for Rsin"'e sAr"a
SID I'm Iunce-,on VOL N>ln Btown San Frau
Ar, It Ho,ou July .hip Coor- San Fr'nce"
for chn. aug hrs. iln. do i Msul Mary Ee7n
Brown San Francco land CID for F. Gu July ~ 'h p' Ssns'o
Coap Calcutta; 2bth A1ue,net Davis sydney, aS"
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PHILADELPHIA. SUNDAY. Der. %

The receipts Of FLOUR continue moderate. There has
rather more inquiry for export nud prices are stef
uluinHEed Sales OF standard TAR brands NJ - 81 "a.
81 Z thi. For cy use has bean inquiry.
Safes OF common AMI choice brands Tor CITY u = 51e
= extra al y n 81, ana fancy brands ct >90l = lh.
RYE FLoCR-Sa.ez q y Is. T. bUi. CoRN MsAL-trces
are elGy; safes OF Penn Aeit > 3 mol BuCKWHEAT
MEaL-SurPhes coming forward freely. IN
al - = Cyi. There mas been fair !enla3d Tor WHEAT
tor shipment, ant prices steadily mainuiue S4rs Of
fair and prime white nj y p2G H. und prime Prn r,I
y H5 We quote southern At 81 o-ai - = buslal RYE
Is demand aat prices have advanced dlG nc = hasle
Tie supplies ri CnRS have been small and prices
steady. Sues OF Southern yellow n 66c UATs-ReCeipts
small they taken on arrVa II 5ic tor Southern,
and Penn irG iic Z bushrl The Cpree market qG.e
WHISKY Is III steady demand at n cts N liis and y Cts
III barrels
SAILS or STocEs- First hoard-Sl $4,000 Reading Is. N bj
~; 5000 90, ~ 5tei do iS. 200 DO B, l,nnn i-h
ntGs ~ 10 etEli -. l8i; 1pt0 Nay b C ~ -1n0
c ! Am '7c 95!: l05 Texas MS TO- i,5or PI.Lt is
lr64: $50 Garden IS 0l sis peana X X G. Il =
HnrrIslrr. X - 10; - do KraIu- X 4 -. lj30
do 834: 80 Morris Canal p do Penn hk ll.; y DO
Scuylki.l bk, +! 81 do Grind Gun. r
Sccsad Roqrd-S 3(N State D. 81 l.m0 kels'n W "
Is % 100 SITS Nor Cnt, - lido tna bk jnw IS; }
DO 49,: 30o Kentucky BIZ b, lU7 ~ DO Reading Z r.
cash, ~ :; 80 do 60 b, -.
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..,,r,o building has found place IN this noble
!nre Of mechanism Tie iEnaces are IA two
Prs the u}per tier beng fired by means OF a
moyeahe platform
~ smith. The Engineer Of the boot is Thomas
Karen He Is assisted by Two first assistants.
tyo second assistants three thlr ASSISTANTS, three
furth assistants. Que store hceper2i iiremeu and
"a coal trimmers stokcrs
i The hull Of the vessel deserves sPecia notice
for some features peculiar to tins me o. boats II
NOT to this boat M Collins deserves great credit
especially tor the amount OF timber put into tdc
hulls of these vessels, point N Whch American
shins hive heretofore been frequently deficient.
in the timber and fastening tar greater expense
has been incurred than the builders would have
thought necessary II lett to thetr unlimited dis
cretior There is q system Of diagonal non brac
ing OF the ships sides throughout. r!veted ut eve
nv crossing, which is entirely new with tbs line.
and is due to Mr. Stillman IN addition 70 this all
the timbers wherever they are oined are c0gncd,
method Of uniting timbers which prevents the
working loose OF the joint, and gives il the
strength of any other portion Of the beam They
are the strongest ships ever built.
AS have SAID the main object OF our trip was
not to test the power Of the engine: Of that all
were satisfied who were competent to Judge by
the principles involved in It's construction, and 1t
was thought best not to put the boat on her speed
until every part Of the engine had been reeeXam-
1ned md adjusted alter day or TWO Of moderate
running. After running out, therefore, TO the
south east about 100 miles, we returned TO the
Hook came over the bar yesterday morning and
returned to the City Although there was no alb
eoue trial Of the speed OF the boat all those com
potent TO Judge were fully satisfied OF the supcrl.
or powers of the craft for performing all that will
be required of her. The following results at
low pressure Of steam, will enable those who un-
aerstand the subject to form satisfactory concln-
sons: With y pounds weight OF steam to the
square inch upon the boilers and i at the cylin-
der, she made g revolutions per minute with
pounds Of steam to the inch she made ID revolu-
hons to the minute, and cut the water, without
sails, st the rate of II miles per hour. She viii,
when doing her regular work at sea, carry from
IS TO la pounds of steam the square inch and
the boilers have been proved at 30 pounds to the
square inch
James G. Lnce, late Captain Of the Packet Ship
Constellation" is Commander OF the Arctic
The other officers have not yet been definitely
settled upon. The total number OF officers and
men viii be 100.
Coming into the Harbor we were Handsomely,
received by the Shipping along the Wharycs, and
"The Arctic returning their salutes fell INTO her
berth alongside the Canalst. Wharf to make
ready for her speedy departure on the European
voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
Arrived.

Steamship Phd.pha Pearson cbasr'. th nj. and Kingston
Sam l3h sI-ci- and To- passenger. TO HoslAnd Apia~4
Ship A1ai4lcLe H4skD. GA.Eou Sept x iron. &C. % atkins
Has experienced heavy gales from he -=i#Ari r4os Of tie
passage
SHIP AnsrAuh .o Boston, cerh. '-foo 81 d. 1nd-- to
s.ri LOUIS. Eaton Portland Shields, rais Island DC: j. salt
to Young H4vkrns.
pass 10 lna-ss.
sr &c scbe,snSef Oct IS, o. he capes OF D=A~Me
Lowell ~rh he less of he for-fopna o"rrt 20
PhLd.Iph The the l7h tbe ban Frank of Pa
Baf5uda y-.l total ln,var, Ut the
sav-i damaged The Franz IRON Philadelphia bound
B4fhadoe seven Of Tie came passengers n 'h' ons VIM
AisR
BIZ, Lab.c Bray SHs'en li. b.lss: bound 10 Pbla
Sch Simpson. Good, Port Prince Sept IS og~o0i sinp
SCI, Maj heE CO.
Sch Bengal ? ,srce, Rnci lant 81, lime
chZrgtyr Bullock. Rncsiznt d,, hrs
Sch Paltot BuetHa ROct lard d. hme
Sch Mount Vernon, Hall. Rocland is, lime
Sch Ger Czss. Miller, ThonI4stnu %. line.
Sch Jo.eph, EAr~sl, Rockland ds hEs
Sch DacG,zh Smith. Branpyw De, meal &c
Sch Aidd-ton. O'Eeil. ocracoLs nc, 8 ds. wheat.
Matilda. Nor Tursuoa, Lafureh sorwayl iron 10 Beck
Ranhsrat.
: h L.dy Lake Hauis, virginia7 ds. wood.
Sch Jenny Lind, Cnilen Virginia 8 do. v0s-i.
Sch Gesg. William, Beard.lsy Gross;o@n c. d. lumber