New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

no doubt, reflect further credit upon the makers.
She has berhs for 400 passengers, CO cabin. la)
fore cabin, and 200 third class passengers and ihe
accommodations for them have been earned out on
d most extensive scale. Among other cDmOrS,
care has been taken care to have councillors bath
rooms provided a convenience that but few ocean
steamers can boast OF. There are also separate
wa,ercloseis and washrooms for each class Of pas
sengers and also for the and all screened from
the weather by being placed below. The facilities
for communicating with any part OF the vessel, Dy
means Of stairway and corridors, are ample and m
venlent and the means OF communication from tle
galleys TO the pantres by dumb waters, &c, cannot
be excelled by the first hotels. Throughout othef
parts of the ship great care has been pad 10 thorOu9n
iy lighting ana yentlatlng her, and the iorecastie
(Which Is situated on the main deck l. amply
provided with these two requiSltes-a t1ng hot SUI
fcently thought OF IN connection win lhe naid-
working sailor. She Il also PROVIDED WIN FIX D!
Irancls's life boats patent metal wlnidsSes, hlhe-
rous FIRE and other pumps. &c, OF the latest mVen,
ton and most approved character Inc COOKING anu
al the other paraphernalla connected WIN me a.
sne, and The decorating and general iurhishhg OF
the vessel have been completed IN the most shliiui
manner, and speak highly -or the talent OF the me-
ChanlCs.
The City Of Pittsburgh is commanded by Capt.
William {. StotesburJ gentleman ioBg known as
a commander between thlS country and Europe
The agents for her IN this City are MessrS RIchafd-
son. Watson & Co, who are one-qudrter owners.
The other ihree-CuaTterS are owned IN Pmiaielpha
The Pittsburgh built under the personal
superintendent Of f. Mills. ESQ, who was I'M
s,ruction She Is the largest propeller ever blut
III America. and one Of the strongest vessels ever
launched. Her bottom up 10 the bend, IS ONT soma
mass of timber On the trial trip, few days since,
she made some - knots per hour with ease. IT'S
expected that she viii make the voyage in fourteen
days from Philadelphia All parties concerned IN
building and rigging tins noble snip nave done the1
work well and deserve the thanks OF the travelling
public
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Yesterday after
NJ
2s5 Bowery while passing through Elm-st., when
at the corner of Whlte-st was buried beneath "A
large pile Of bricks which had been placed there by
the WOrkmen who were engaged IN tearing DOWN
the old Arsenal Several Of the Sixth Ward Police,
with others were soon on the spot, and ex,flcated
the unfortunate man from ms situation. when Ia
ken out he was InsenSlOle. and very much Drllsed,
and in ths state conveyed to the New 0rk
Hospital, where, in the course Of the afternoon ne
was restored 10 consciousness. HIS recovery Is
expected.
Suspicion OF BURGLARY-Iwo men,
named Chas Massner and Henry Chm. were yeSter-
day arrested suspicion Of breaking INTO the dwell
ing of MI Chas w. SOWerle, corner OF FOrty-hfil-St
and Second ay, about two weeks since and stealing
property to the value OF about $500 1t appears nahe
house was entered at that time, the occupants being
absent from the City, and safe was broken open
from which $3.50 was distracted the burglars then
secured about 500 worth OF other property win
which they fled The persons arrested on suspicion
Of being concerned IN the affair has taken before
Justice Bleakey for examination.
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be seen after the LIST of November at No ia John-s
Advertisement - The FAIR. - The
FaireSf of the Far are now hicing to the FAIR at
Castle Garden, where Hecker's Farlna Jelly cooked
on the outer Gallery by steam, on the Double Boil
erS now on exhibition, with scorchlng, is served up
IN the saloons with icecream and other sauce