New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
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Tur SOVEREIGN or THE SEAs.-An as
,frs name indeed TO be given to ship In tsess days
n sb{p.buildipg competition but the Boston clipper
ship Which Il loading for California 10 fns por,
ssss superOrify She Is pronounced the Longest
shsrpes and most beautiful merchant ship In the sola
designed 70 sail, at least twenty miles IN Ro.son bS
uholessil breeze She built at East boseon ~
Mr. Donald Mckay. Her extreme length 10 nearly <.o
feet and Ter breadth OF beam ~ feet Her register
al2l tuns Mr. Mckay has built four otner Gnp-
pers one Of which, the Stag Hound we described when
she lsy at our wharves Ia the winter. 1hs last and
greatest Of the FIVE have visited with mich satisisc'
don She IL proud result Of human skili and power.
Her admirable proportions, her graceful curve lines,
her lofty nsts, and her rigging, Of unsurpassed com
pIeteress her strength Of construction and beauty OF
Interior finish all that meets the eye impresses and
holds in delighted wonder the vister to this newly
Mr.. Mckay built this ship on his own account and Of
course aimed TO reaIize bis highest idea Of beautiful
vessel Probably no one but ship builder fully
sympsthise with the triumphant feeling which the sight
81 such piece Of workmanship inspires in the breast OF
him who has planned its mighty proportions, aud
watched the execution Of tho whole design. And per-
baps no one but captain can understand the feelings
of the master of such ship cut upon the wide ocean,
with such power and such responsibility committed
TO HIM The nations Of the world have already learned
what America can do upon tue ocean and when Capt
Mckay comes into the harbor Of San Francisco or OF
Macao the eyes Of thousand seamen from all quarters
Of the globe vii gaze with respectful wonder upon ns
As YOU sep on board, the first impulse sto look sio
The sight IL grand The msinrnast rises w ieet ana
the whole system of masts yards and rggng 90 lony
and 20 large that It does not seem designed % 20
aged by human hands arrests the gaze with peculiar
power She win spread between eileen and trtlcs
fkousdpd Yards Of canvass! Her mast heads are coy
cred with eded balls, her yards black, boons oIgnt
ana lower nas;s white. Her yards are all OF single
spars and together with the asts, are strong enough
TO stsnd in gale which should carry away eYey
thread OF She has the stouest ana most oeA"
oroG IF Ua bAVa lvara
The bowsprt Ia made of hard pine, Is 20 feet cupboard,
and "A inches In diameter Her lower mssts are made
each in FIVE pie es, bolted and hooped together
On the ID of August this wonderful vessel 10 pui
ont upop her FIRST voyage under Capt Mckay, who VIII
have some ninety men under bim and who Ia evidently
6tted In no ordinary degree, for such command. NO
one can visit the ship and converse with the command
err without feeling that he would gladly embark for the
Pacific under such auspices any OF our citizens are
contemplating such voysge we would say to them
that they should loee no time In making themselves ac
quanted with this special opportunity Messrs Grin
nell, Mlnturn e. Co. are the agents.
We conclude by saying that more perfect piece OF
snce smong the merchant ships at cur whsrves. We
shall watch her with interest Success TO her
nrst voyage Mirror.
CHARGE OF PICKING PoCKETs.-A
young man pamed George Kirkham was arrested on
Sunday evening by Officer Wyman of the Jefferson 20.
ce Court having been caught In the act Of picking the
pocket of Mrs Mary Quinn. of No. Thirty third-st On
searching him, pocket book containing $40, which ne
had few moments before stole from the pocket OF MISS
Rose McLemon, OF No 90 Mercerst, was found upon
him. The theft committed board the ferry boat
plying between the foot of Christopher st. and the Ely
sian Fields, Hoboken. Two other females named Mary
j. flaeler residing at No l6o Fourths St. and Mrs Don
aldson, OF No ls9 Rneteenth-tt, had their pockets
picked on the boat and about the same time The
accused Yves taken before Justice McGrath and COM
united to prison.
ARREST ON SUsPiCIoN.-Oficer Judge,
Of the Sixth Ward, yesterday arrested two females,
named Honora and Frances Johnson, on suspicion of
stealing fifteen gold soveregns from the pocket of Mrs
Mary Ann Ennis residing in Pearl, near Center ST. The
parties occupy the house. and it is alleged that the
accused entered the sleeping apartment of Mrs Ennis
and stole the money from her dress pocket No por.
ZION Of II was found In their possession Justice Wood
held them for examination.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.--An Inquest
was yesterday held at Bellevue Hospital upon the body
of Thomas Herman native Of Ireland 81 years of age
who was accidentally drowned on the BID inst. by
falling in the dock foot OF Thiryfourth street East
River. The deceased formerly resided IN Tmenty-sec
ondstreet.
BOARD oE SUPERVISORS - Monday,
July 26-Tbe Recorder In the Chair.
Yesterday afternoon being the period to which the
Board stood adjourned principally with a view TO re-
coiying and acting upon the report of the Special Cum
mittee as 10 the confirmation of assessments, eleven
members appeared aud took their seats This was not
enough, by one, for quorum The Sergesnt-at Arms
was dispatched with view to procure, If possible, the
attendance Of another member but without effect and
after waiting about an hour aud hall, the Board adj
journed 10 this afternoon at O'Clock.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Ierm-Be-
fore Judge Edwards ID cisions. l-BiEby and pife
sg SlOeErt is provided by the 2lst section OF the
Code that In case Of the marriage Of party, the Court
motion at any time within year, or afterward on
supplemental complaint may ail0p actions to be con-
tnusd by OF against his representatives &C. In this
case order has been made allowing the action be
nrOCpaduOs r.
permission shall be made.
The motions grounded on the supplemental complaint
are irregular. Motion for amony denied, without pre-.
JUDGE to another application and motion to set aside pro-
ceediDgs, without costs.
Price set NseenL-The business for which the part
nership was formed appears TO be impractcable and
therefore the partnership ought to be dissolved. The
plaintiff ought to be enoined equally with the defendant
Plaintiff should have fled his undertaking Immediately.
and that ground the injunction might be allowed bnt
ne the omission excusable he lie permitted to do
aEac pro tune as from the fret
Merritt against Hall and olkrs-Motou sent back
20 referee 20 report the facts and his conclusions h
HiaRe egainst B0gard1.-Motion to vacae order
staying proceedings denied provided the defendant shah
give security for the Judgment otherwise granted With
Dttas5aek against FennO and Oth1s-Motion for
ceiver granted, except as to defendants, Diapers
Coolidge and OPgocd.
Indrsp M Curtis agt ReBecea Laura Cwtis-Judg.
P,ics art Ntyu.-Injunction modified, with SO cost.
OF motion.
As- sac BibJy and Others Motion that receiver de-
liver his report whou. payment of his fees, denied
MarriR set STANDARDIZATION for leave to file answer
granted, on payment of $40 costs.
Maine agt MaiDe- Judgment Of divorce
COMMON PLEAs-Spec ial Term
Before Judge Dsly.-Janes H. Rogers vs. Eiisabs1 R0g
eya-Sult in divorce On report of the referee, and
motion Of Mr.. Van Hovenbereh. plaintiffs attorney,
decree Of divorce grsnted plaintiff from defendant
MARINE CouRT-Before Judge Cowles.
--WtuiGm BanAam, assignee Of Alfred j. Pakias at
Hasfiseton y Sarge MesTs. H. & s. are booksellers
and publishers. The claim is for $780, alleged TO have
been due 70 Mr.. Perkins (and assigned BY him to
psintf) for two months services, Mr. p having been