The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

Marine AuHsr8s
LAswcu To psv-Ths steamboat Peer Will betau uched
rruu she yard q Mr. Irsac G. Smith at Hobotea n :,
Sas ~ q IL O'Clock NJ sh- Is oa feet long 20 feet
bean ed feet hold aud owpei by sssrs Camp
ben Moody and Others of Thu y who design her for
towing about the harbor Tbis boat has been built by
Mr.. smith In the short space twenty seven working
Aays.
AscrHrn NV CLrrEr.-A fine clipper ship called
the John Gpin arrived this port week from
tDn, to load In Mr. Suitops Despatch Line for Cali
SerniA She Is beautifully modelled vessel with round
lines, and not so sharp many OF the clippers hang
fsm Boston, but aPpsars TO possess the capabity Of
riding easily In heavy weather In more perfection than
come Of her rivals without aoridgmen OF the lea
turcs necessary to make shp Her dead rise at AZ
Seer twenty inches III de six inches and sheer
two feet Che beautiful bow, stu billet head or
nAmcnted with hney earyea and gut work and hr
name gilt ett.rs her ra boards Her sscrn Is OF
elliptic shspe-a description that appears to combine
nore beauty with ensth than either round OF
suusre stern II IL the ends and Is OF the
haadsc parts OF The vess Be-ices other gilt fancy
work It Is vita carved represen alton OF
her psmssake exactly the old story represents him
when taking his ric To BSvgord aud
wigess She has gallant forecsstle and house on
deck containing the qustss fr he large galley,
and two rooms In the afef part. Ger csbiu is also
deck under half poop, and is dvi1ed by partition.
The forward part ccpiau The pantry aud three state
ROOM; thu after portion is ated win rooms
The Joiner wsk in the cabin is very handsome. the
woods Pring zebra, aud hers, high polished
and finished OF. The fu nishns If cabin been
completed in very baud ome manner, and thu whole
we'll lighted and vsnns'd. rhe frame of vessel is
OF tho best white oak cod her plaukag cstliog, and
deck frames of hard lite The Is of iocS maple.
sided lsh inches; moulded 80. uec hoor climbers
sided frum twelve 10 fourteen iucnes. aui moulded
each sixteen n ches .qlae AMI lister ueouS of twese
OF pi-oc, and she has tssnsotas he main oae
being sixteen inches sq0-re she i- Well fastened
Large number OF massive knee. ana i theron hv ted
and secured thr ~ bout sk. IL full rugged ship her
fere and msiDmssts ale made; miz sing,e stick
She appears very Handsomely rugged spars are
well made and well ret up rendering h,r appearance
very and clipper like. sh. registers out loSi
tons Is us feet long en- deck exrem- breadth. hity
eown feet; depth o. hod tseny t~o feet, including
height Of eight feet betw d, cks rhe model the
John Gipin is after that 1t the ceeb clipper ship
the line to Honolulu in the short SPACE of sixty
I'VE days, ana from the latter port TO Canton 10
twenty days ard thireeb hour thence this city ia
ninety seven dsys-. performing the voyage around
the world In seven months aAd fourt days sail.
dsed aud built BY Mr. s.mue, Hall Of Es.r Boston and
h ckoned second to OF h.r ever produced nv
him She Is under the command Of Capt. Jusus Doane
md viii shortly leave for San Franci f favo
rabe winds attend hcr h r early arrival may cause ~
m1sh surprise 1t San Francisco
OF her psmeeake did TO the good ks OF Breaora She
lying at pro- at Pier No. North river open to in
spectiop and should be visited by all admirers peau
full marine architecture.
INTERRUPrIoH THE SAILING OF THE STEAMER WILLIAM
PESs-Yesterday about P. NJ. the steamer VIM
Penn for New Orleans, going down the bay, she
came In contact with the schooner Arlington from
Georgetown bound up cutting down laboard bow
70 the water The cutwaer Of the steamer knocked
"a, and she received other damage in her rggog She
then took the schooner both came to the city
The wind at this time fresh from north ~sst The
following are the passengers of the William penu-
tin and lady mrs How daughter Mr. ih,ms n lady
s srS two SsSr Jaa. Dassa. E,.
y.dsa Marvii, Burmsn, b Marvili. q churcs Il
GtStsa Miss stewart Mrs Hart Taylor Mss rayor
Barnet %.m: % The sSn @ Capt
DEPARTURE CALrFosnIA STEAMERS -Vhe steam
ship Georgia Captain Mitchell for Aspin wall AMI tho
steamship Prometheus Ter San Juan sailed yesterday
About 200 passengers left Ia these vessels for Gallo
Of which the Georgia took 700 including 100 lleorers
fsr the Panama railroad and the Prometheus about
500. The Prometheus when abreast Of the Narrows,
met with some slight dsarransement in her machinery
and returned TO the city repair She sailed again at
O'Clock.
ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN STEAMERS. The Florida Can't
woodruff, from Savannah and the Union. Capt Adams
from Charleston arrived yesterday morning We in
debted TO The puer OF each ell for the pro
mission OF the favors Of soast
Coon PASSAGE. The packet ship Garrick, Captain
Walker srrved yesterday morning Liverpool in the
short space of nineteen days She brings 400
Iarr.Hfp-By Geo Rsyues Esq. Portsmouth on
Saturday esu ifu clipper ship OF $50 tons called the
Tineusa Owned BIZ sieasrs, plypSsnt soas, New York
intended for rhe China trade ~ he coumau led by
Captain Jacob Nhitmore she nauled III honor Of
o disIine ui.hsd Chinese mrrchaut.
At Bath 30sh ut by Nessrs W N. Rogers Co..
ship Of IL % tcns owned by The builders aud Captain
Young Of Philso-lpbis who val command her. same
day 10y Messrs. Clark & Sewau snip Of 0S5 tons,
owned by the builders Thomss NJ. Reed an1 Captain
Lowell, late Of the ship Sarah q. Hyde, will
mand her The ship lau o1ed by M-ssrs Rogers, Ia cal
ed the otsoontho, anc that Messis CLARK Sswa the
Commerce.
At Harpswsn recently. brig Of 300 tons, called ths
Castjan. INTENDED for the Cuba trade built OF white
oak and card &c be superior vessel ia every respect.
She is owned by Messis. Norton Stoyer, s. Porter,
and Captain Isaac PinkhsD
At BarneyvilIe ls.anzey, Ma 2sth ult, by Mason
barDey E9 supeiior snip Of about 900 tons. owned
BY TIE bDlder for the feghtiag business,
70 commanded by Captain Barney late of bark Mary
=. Barney