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DERTH ANIBOY sEMINARY.-This institution, niording
thorough training for college or business together with
,snS Sishn N .sssso on Wsdassd,y May
building and eommodous, and Its internal arrange
designed the comfort Of the pupils and eneou
age habits Of nea,ness and system. ,.,,... -,
Pleasant retirement Of access proveha .he
and bathing valuable philosophical
sa. bathing room and eymnasum provided with reference
health and physical training some OF The minor o w
The Principal possessing of early devotion 70 his
institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms s75 per board and tuition, with
books for English studies
Fsoa the Faculty efas College Of Ne~ Jersey
Having had opportunity Of knowing e n ent sTn ". and
character G. Woodbridge while he was a student in ihs
College were wei taught, pleasure recommend him
teacher nns 70 whose h mo s o youth committed % his care
and saa,%%ir %rs ,y Ssswa%nS ssy ,G ssssssn
2S ys r r n snS rsG a1d Sasam
CoLLret or Nrw JnRsEy, April !, ISL
RsrrsKsors.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, D. q.
Rev James W. Alerander, d. d.. Princeton, New jersey
Rev Rev 6nviS Maris' p b. Enabehtown New Jersey
For circulars containing further Par'cusis' WIN Aaa'o ~
monia' and references app" 70 ''' = g. woopBRIpGE
An a-.dlw Perth Amboy New Jersey.
BALTIMORE Female CoIege.-This institution, ineorpo-
rated the Legislature Of Maryland and enjoying aSs ns pnon N,
somp.ssd sauesrop building. pleasantly located win
number OF boarding and day scholars
Issrpuorros.
NJ @. Brooks, A. M, professor OF ancient languages
Rev. b. II. Nadal, A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev. r. Waugh, A. NJ, mathematics and natural science
Miss M. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Leres
J. Rochester, assistant In English
Ellen {. cobrecht ln.uumeplal music
M. A. Porter assistant do
Elizabeth 4. Siicer painting
Mr.. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music. -
Trss. Boarding fot session, a wees',......',sy1
in
in preparatory department from TO 70 w
Csaogocs, with every necessary niormauon 70 DC haa
apbnt hn ntsaon% o., na,o,, g. BROOKS, Principal.
HANGING aAcadsmy-First Coursc.-Mr. =. r. L.ssr has
citizens OF washington ana seoe
Tuesday at his residence on Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wiard's hotel. -
Days tuition Tuesdays, Thursday and sMur-
days Georyetown Mondays eod Fridays
1 Oct2-du
IVES OF the chief justices Of England, = vols,
~ svo.; American edition.
on by William
Gregory, NJ ID.
Ks,schmidt's Latin and English Dictionary.
Voyages TO various Parts Of Worlds Cogscshal
selected from his MSS Of eighty voyass.; vol, svo
| For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
| June III booksellers, near 9th street
rAMPHELI.s IAves OF tho Chief Jusssc.s. vols. ,
| Gregory !. Letters on Animal Magnetism.
| Ratschmidt's Latin Dictionary.
The Young Or Education Of cireumstauces
June IL 80 rhnNoA IhrGoH,
nROC FEDrSGs Of the American Aasociatson for In.
scepccourth meeting; held nj New Haven
Connecticut August, 1885, voi svo p.mpnlsd u.rnv
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lust received York by the last packets 60
y this city
25 boxes cheese
SO do first quality Scotch hefrings
600 lbs. New Yoik smoked dry beef
10 chests quality gunposvder and Imperial teas
10 bbls, Nos. / and mackere
80 bags Java coffee
pipes old Marte brandy, imported in 1888
. quarter casks Otard, Dupuy, * Co. do
pipes IN of the best old rye whskey IN Washington,
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Al ELvILL's scrnons-2 volumes.
nj Manning's sermons--hree seies in three volumes
Law Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Bishop ssos History orhe Church England
Meandes History Christian Religion and Church. vol
tn phon,ons Family psys5s and ID RsT d,sp VOL
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The Angel. song BY !, 9; T..l p Taylor.
Margaret, OF rbe Pesl by Q. u Taylor.
Scenes in Clergyman's Life by O. b. Taylor
msyi o'''' FRANoK TAYLOR.
CHURCH cARPETING.-Just received additional supply
the ads who wefe not supplied from The las. bale are respect
fully informed that they have opportunity OF furnishing their
''"s b sae S@S1S oosos sson s1 "s door as ms.s
do lis, carpctng
Always general carpengs mangs,
tain Materials bed aud table linens which win be sold as low in
May s~5teoT cLAGETT DoDsoN
TowNsENp,s New Testament, American edition /,
Townsend's Old Testament similar edition, So 7S
Commentary paraphrase Old and New Tesa
Apoeppa Patrick Louth, Arnauld why, and
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The Whole Duty Man; ed'don BY w B. Hawkins.
Moshiems Ecclesias,ica History new syo,
"a 25.
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Studies in Christian Bioraphy by OsTood. vol.
Morels Philosophy Of Religion. vol
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Madame de Stae 1biey Goethe ucs Rouou eSnard bazac
Constant and other authors,
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so
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The International Magazine for July.
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COLTOy's Land and Sen Coiton's ship and shore
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CAUZE FIsnneis. tSc.-we have just received
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!" DO summer aannes in assorted grades.
25 dozen ladies' super gau,e vests and shcr
| sleeves
IS do heavy mcrino vests, long and short sleeves
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IN petition Thomas OF Panhed, New Jersey, pray
patent granted TO him on the 2Oh De
docks for from
expiration patent which takes place the both day OF
December, Ie5l-- - =
IL ordered said petition be heard at the Patent oce on
Monday Of November le5l Mt 2 O'Clock, m ana a
they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. .
70 ME
obecuons specifically set forth IN writing at least twenty
daya before the hearing testimony filed by either party 10
transmitted
codance with the Office which viii be furnished on ap
picauon. g,,,,, =. -. ,,.,t......
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Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island, TIL
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Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania once week Tor
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Know all by these presents that here insert tie of
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constitute and appoint of
attorney, my locate land No.
for land, which issued under the September,
1850
tPower Of substitution may be inserted, ydssiredl
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noMREr1C and Ornamental Cottages and IHndscap.
Series Of Designs Adapted 70 the Uned States
by Raneu. vols. Issa. ,,, s.-..-.
Designs for Country village Residences in The United states
Details Specifications, Plans and Drccuons' "no
Estimates of Cost OF Each Design. 2vos, 1850 - /,
Applied to Modern Residences ny hrnot
vol, ls50. ,. 49, - ,,,-,.-
Two Hundred Design. Cottages and Villas by Mess. Walter
4 Smith.
Downing. Designs for Cottages Firm Houses
and Villas, ] vol, 1851, .....,.....- 80,
10 North America. 1 VOL, 1850.
Dowpings Architecture and Designs for Chesp Coa6 ana
Houses. VOL, 1851.
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INSTRUCTIONS I'm Ey InhnstftS, 'OhSHfh'HS !" TUT W.
.cripion eight hundred engavinrs by j. T.
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DEDUCTION prices reduce stock--We respectfully
friends public eenerai although early
in stock
greatly prices order of spring and
supplies bargains expected, and
really ed We the following goods, viz
Rich fancy silks, small checks, striped and plain
Chene fouiaTds
india silks in plaids sc.
An extensive bcreges, in plain modes
ighcooed, plain aud rich-gred mousseline de lanes
Shalies beTege de LANES, tissues, &e.
French, English, and American prints
CbBtzes, gnghams, l1wns musIins
Jaconeis, &c, In all grades and prices
Plain, white, md embroidered Swiss muslins
large Swiss musins which will be sold
below any price heretofore named
White cambc muslns, aconet cambcs, Nansook, and null
muslins
Full assortment plaid musins, including all grades.
In black goods we have
black bombans moussene de LANES, bereges
grenadines, &c.
black silks, all inc widths
and qualities
Ladies' linen hdndkeyehiefs.
following the best for the prices have ever Of
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great broken lots below the above named
With ade pocket handkerchiefs, IL
all medium and fine grades.
We invite generally the above
stock part great variety, all of which we
anxious reduce and will sell cheap 10 do So
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co,
June S--.}
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wholesale retail until all Is sod Persons purchasing from
depend bargains marked
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Them buyers goods win general
faction Such opportunity procuring made
clothing prices. Terms invariably cash,
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July u Booksellers, 9th St
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IT HE Orthoepi containing selection OF all words Of the
English language usually pronounced impropeyby j. H. Mar
Tin IS
Wilson's Treatise English Punctuation prin
and couectors OF the press.
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PLINY FREEMAN, actuary.
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lust received Tai yIor ~ Mnury's n supply q
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Goethes Faust and Wilhelm meistef Oliver Wendell Holmes
Poems. JuneQ
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respectfully his friends and the
eng community he has assumed the popretorshp Of the
United Hotel Long win the hotel
he feels perfectly safe Its old
shall
No
spared completely the estabibmen and he
introduced the
ladies' Firmly determined sssfac
soicits
bestowed The old United States.
May 29-lmif A. q. ALLEN.
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nROC EDrNGs Of the American Association for the
Advancement Of sepecourth meeting held Mt New Haven
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lima 10 Boekselsrs, near ph street
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NJ a r X he D

In Durham E. Jan 49, James oHaoran formerly editor Of
In south Bes.en French to Lydia Taylor.
In Jefsrson o Jan J. Rev Mr. Remington May Webb
At Richmond, Va, Jan 90 Alexander strhns - "-'
ter ies ate S ssa.. Billings Henrietta Ely
At Batimoe Nd Jan 10, Edward Dumfrss to Jane Taylor
At Newton Jan - Leonard corwno, Of Washington to Mary
In Washington c, Jsnio WIN Hull OF the
Mos Jsssgnan to Mamie Inns daggtsrof Col Ra3doph
H. Albion Mich Jan Lewis Rsden Of Ann Arbor to Gertrude
Al Eksnto~u, Pa. Jan is John BAemer Matilda
schuabs both OF Bethlehem township Northampton Co
spnga.d ofo Co. Of the State Engineer Department. to
In Ws.sss Mass JsS9 Musha Bssssy Of the masason News
HT 20 Pss" Prot VIZ jan Aretu. Field Of Rushford Al
gay Co New York Miss carsa Snow Of Cope Vincent JET
AtMwarfee wis Jan 90 Mr. sngsrland Of Lac III
Eda At the time and place Mr. Joeph
In wauEesa We Jaa Is bert Dunlap, formerly of Cherry
Vaisv \ y 70 Miss sophia u Che-lsy.
In Port Jscsscri ONO william Heath Of Amsterdam 70 M's Ma
Putnam ono y p = oxford Bs:s; Co Ohio
Bronson ono Jan 10. David Bsck~ ND Of Na'"a& 10
a. simpson Co. c. Jan Bgss Alderman, of Dapin,
Sa, R9 rrham chmond Co c, Jan g, Col Archibald
NrN~'U TO mrs- N Virginia CovngtoE ~ ..,.
A. T,eDto & w jan H. Mcdonnell Superintendent
Cornwall Canal Mary Ann, daughter OF tue late Alex eDoueu OF
B Fsspor, Ne Jan r. George Cey Maria Merritt both
Fbalr1 Monmouth Co. Jan %, James Grey Of
NE C so W. 6 H. Hon John ascts Of Boston, TO Susan
s cot,ar Rev samuel Tappan Hannah iaash
t4r an I.f4 Rev syvester Dana. Of Conc q. .,.
H. Ioriorderry. w. Jsu "A, hev Luc rs b'.'n'o1 '
m nt odd Of Loni niey slief OF tue oicatns Ger
IHesn.por, Ohio Jan 10, EldsrR Harvey and Mr. cai'eA
Thompson - r...f..t Graz, ~ N.r Rsifori 10
'Iou.s eldest daughter OF Dr. G Bress ss., o.. r
In Watoryis Me, Jan !, John hcOsan Oh W -
d, q daughter Of Hon isasc kefnrton cr.. o.. V..h..
A. Ro1lr Conn Jan 80 Lewis Jlii oi C'ofna 70 A'''
A. Aubn1o Ne Ian 70, Ei-n are % 6len 81 Car
AtEqtuelet mas Jan 20 Capt Jsihfo oOoA' ID ~ "7O'
Crmbhsh n. -, p.,,., % Martha Ga,hrst
ItTowej Es.s Jan 20 john Brooks Of Un-dda T. 70
Roee.,sr Y Jan Dow ElTood, ESQ., and Mas H'rr''
u Parsons o., Nd u.F.44., IN Ma
lanai Demu SIS, III, 81 u.,,., 4 A ,wss
H. Eel River Township Jan H. DrJ Landefs 81 Jamestown
mSs. Jan 70 George Noah to Mss Sarah Pitman
both Of salem MI o. n. 81. tTa;rt. P,.,ch
a. Grsssssd Huron county, ,Jsn Mr. TroVondge ate
e,or C,fn a. &C. Mss phona n soyt Also AZ the sans pt
70 y R.oy Of resnseld 70 Mss Mary Hoy,-5oth diash
go a. Hoyt. Of Birmingham, tis Co.. O..o. ~,
A. Akrcn o. Jan Rev EdWayi unts'o Mss lo'HA F"'IP
o Medina
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River and Harbor BIZ.
wAsHINeroS, Friday, Pei

WASHINGTON, fnday, Feo ~
Ayes and Nays on the motion of w ScoTr
FEATHERsToN Of Miss to lay on the table reso
luton of Robert N. McLane Of Nd extending the
period for the closing Of the debate on the River
and Harbor Bill to . O'Clock, Feb. IS
AYEs-Messrs Albertsou. Aston. Ashe Avereu Bocock.
Brisbin, A. Brown, Burt, Cabe. Caldwell Cling
man. W. r W Cobb, CocOck, Daniel. DeoeTy Dimntek,
Disney Durham, Edmundson, wing Fes herston, Fuller
&c rInHn Hamilton Harlan, 8 w. Harris, T Harris
II Hubbard. Hursrc. Olgland Hol aday. Inge A John
son O. w Jones La Sere, Lruefeld Mason. McCernsnd
Mcdonald. Mcdowell, McMulen Mcqueen, Melville,
Meade Miller, MillsOn, Morrison. Morse. Morton, Orr,
Owen Peasee Penn, Powell Robbins, Robinson, Ross,
Seldom, r II Stanton, A II Stephens, T Stevens Sweet
ser. Thomas, Toombs Nsnsble, Walden, Wallace, Well
born, Wildrck, Wilmot and YOung-70
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander. Allen, Anderson. Ashmuu,
Bayly, Bel. Bennett. Bingham, BOkee, Booth Bowie,
Bowlin Breck, Briggs Buell. Ballard Burrows Butler II
Caldwell, Calvin, Campbell Clarke, Cole COnger Coryin,
Croweu. Dckey, Doiy. Duer, Duncan, Durkee, Eliot.
A. Evans, ~ Evans, Fitch Fowler Freedey Gentry Gid.
dngs, Con, Gould. GrinneiL Holloway. Hampton, Hay,
Henry Houston. Howe, Hunter w 7. Jackson, J. L.
johnson. w Johnson Julian. @ @. King, J. q. King,
A. King, Letter, II. Mann Mann, Marshal, Matieson,
hcGaugbey. MckissOck, McLane. Mclean, Neacham. ID.
Miller Moore, Morehead. Morris, Nelson, Olts Gus,
Outlaw Peck, Phelps Phenix Potter Putnam Reed, Rey
nolds Richardson, Rslsy, Rockwell Root Rose. Rumsey,
Jr Ssckett Savage, Sawtele. schenck Sche merhorn,
Schcocrah Shepherd Sylvester Spaldng Sprsgue Stany,
P. Stanton. Sieson, Strong Taylor James Thompson,
Thurman Uncerhil Vnton. Waldo. Watkins, Wentworth,
White, WhuleGey, Williams. Wnght-l4
ABSENT OR NOT VoTISG-43.
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DIED.

A. Pb.s.lb. Jan S. samuel Jackson, the 18th year OF his
- nsrrve of L arcsstsrshr- Eng ..
Al wbtssboro Y Jan a. Thomas Henderson, oil B'onns0s'
fo.Ss County Va Jan H. Mrs Aars Gray daughter o, The
h,s Roha Henderson o. Lseoag and cor sort o. So O'
io =, fcuSoas County Va Jon Is Ms Ea6 Pe,eoet
ON tie IaTscca Dec MAJOR James Kerr aged 90 he vas an
'e ~ Ds wso@ Elabeh Bunler aged g.
IN C5cn6st ofo Jan l. Amasa Walker, aged sl de was
+. tSs a"5or Ssy Yard Va Jan Mr., catharas Sharp
In s9tSA ~. Jan ~ Mr. Ssrsarsi fisehard aged 80
In Milford VIZ Jan B. Irenus Tyler of Chare''o"a na'"l
'T In Dew it, Mb - Mrs Caroline Anpqrtass! aged a
~ b,rT Co. Va JaaIs Mss Dorcas, daughter Of Governor
ToH 2, Jea.,o' D cSTbsaa Goodwin DR. John
sn c. Bezelah Goddard ESQ formerly Of Ga.sos
srd asss 8}...Jsn H. Jane Leansn, ssed so..Fsn i
ten 's, ' s. Dsen Ca jan Hon Thomas spanking as'i
a. os.srl G.. jan q. james Tese.q,
n 1Hi.,S H. jan n, M Hrps bsh Ha.t.hou "d'" oil '17
Atc.-ia 4. Jan : Col Henry Eaton aged y IL.
Al Pro, .isrse p l. Jsn - H." ana DlgH~9,-A' 's'
II ea..I', T. J,s io Mr. Mar G. wis Of samuel
Wo,y End daughter Of Hollis and Louisa D''' '''D'' "
03,e 49, V. Jan 49, Dr. Robert Wet formerly Of King
william as 'S y.r,.s johnston rsurlsd cafaraan
FE.os No Jan 80. Andrew MeIhi sen a me o0n 's o
a' asPro,nee FEB MAR Andr'T' in The loh year Of her
age ~ y,.D.-sr To4d 90 Mrs EHzab-,h Bradley, 81.
III - tsraa rsmarts'1h s - toEa 70 Ns~ in2
iahaofarts when tl-fs va hp -'1'
v-.r $50 The deaths noticed above have o.
@ r tie ~ Il Jaa, 1851. Al TINS penOe Of eS1'''n
..r.ad n Which there death 10 the town q,
H. So W Jan a Mrs Sarah Ltbey sget ~ years N -
- - s sfsn I grand children ~ great grand Oh if'h '
gteaf grezt grand eli idrsn .,.,,, ~.,, NJ D..
Al hrss Canaoa cspt Samuel BroTn, 10 the 6iA year OF ~
So pv.. Mas 9Th irs Abby wife Of Capt Of'nso 10
II ~ Csptrssle a. Esther, laughter Of Capt AFal 9'
Al Csveard o. Mrs. Mary Ann Howard, wife Of Asa i'"'
i u c s' T. jan 49, Mrs. corsl vie Of Ho' 5aoH''
Barlow. - ,~ NJ Al ~. n Du4-v smart q
ga Dudley Smart soldier ~ the ts'9lll- ~,
woostock VI Jan a. John Anthony, Es9 n the yin year
he ,.s---ra.--. - Il , r.turued Cal
fOruan. 81 4 49, - - vs.r.
~ t5-.L-.,cr u g jan D. Mrs Prcia Dodsoa sEel -
Jar q Richard crop as-l -
~ S,v No Jan ~ Mary Sifs Of TIE lais S''n-'' DIV
tgeds3 ~, -, O. H. W., K-a-f OF JsSsrs9a c.. v
e,rTnsrh 81 Bsltsaors Nd, sssdG
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"The Rae. of the Atlantic Steamers

To tie Editor Of TIE Tribune;
writer in The Tribune of the 4th inst over
the signature Of Filopanti does great injustice
to the American Racers in his comparison OF the
Cunard aud Collins line of Steamers. He as
sumes an error at the starting point, which leads
him astray in his calculations, and makes his con-
olusions preposterous Were it true that the
steamers of the American line were possessed Of
engines of the power stated viz. 1900 horse pow
e., and the English line only 500, there might be
some propriety in the Boosting of those on the
English eide Of the question; theirs would then
be splendid triumph. But it is far otherwise
for the nominal borse power of the Atlantic, Pa
cihc, Asia and Africa is substantially the same,
the cylinders Of each being 90 to 90 inches diam
eter and feet stroke By reference to the ia
bic Of nominal horse power in Bourne's Treatise
on the Steam Engine, it will be seen that cyl
iHder Of 95 inches diameter and feet stroke,
gives nominal horse power OF 1894, which mul
tipled by two, the number of engines IN eacnsnip'
would give to each steamer 1858 horse power
So much ioS the power.
Now let us look at the ships:
The table OF dimensions given by Mr. Flopahu
though not strictly correct is sufficiently near the
truth, for the present purpose. The tunnage OF
the American SHIPS, as stated, Is ~,'~o ""'O"'
divided by 500 the horse power, gives $40 tans
per horse power The British ships are stated az
2,226 tuns, which, divided as before by 500, gives
2.7s tuns to horse power. In other words, the
same nominal horse power in the American
steamers have to prope a vessel OF about 900 suns
greater than their compel rs OF the Dritlsn i'nei
and yet the speed is abou. the same. This can
only be accounted for on the supposition that the
American engines are more efficient, or that the
larger vessel moves easier through the water than
the smaller one. 1t is not material when OIL tne
two, or whether both together, contribute 70 TUE
result for the conclusion which every rationa
mind would draw from the premises would DC
that with power proportiouate to the SIZE OF su'
vessel the American steamer would be more u 81
match for her English rival.
A comparison OF the mid ship sections OF ,h'
steamers of the several ships would make thei
relative performances still more favorable 20 TN
American side Of the question, but forbear e
Present. FITCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
.IsT SESSION.
SItndustrIaI Legislature.

THIRD DAY-MOTn,Rg SessDn-Ine De car
49,, % 1rlpcples laid over from Wednesdsy was iarInef
I,en.sed and adopted on Thursday The ioho"ing feso
milton vas parsed -, D., ~, Hat,
that he President and wee Pssd-at q NJ jazz,
sss scd The o ssnof Of ns- Sef,sy oass, " ~, ~,
r. ftfs. 1szest thu names Of oe1ti) N4'efoi ".s
"a h G1ysrl0, BrD~a G. ,ss-'gp AA5 ~. -
~ Cor. W JuAsn n efIatsna- sub -, - ~
secn o. tie sIth Industrial cofgeis - A'sm's r. A"'''
Afternoon SesstOH-The Committees appoint
cd on Wednesday draw up memorials 70 ne STATE LgS
and The memorials discussed amended arc alog.
Adjourned 20 meet again ~ he bal - basi S'e'''~
Trenton, on Friday evening, o. q O'CLOCK