New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
CITY ITEMS.
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Cafe G,,d,r-farr OF The Aner,e'n in,,da,e
SstiIers Dorsrnss. rhrt-rrth a. snd hr"'e'-'
Cye The weather yesterday was o. the most
delightful description the evening bong singulsry
clear and lovely.
GovERSsrNr Mail SrEsNsRIg-Mr. WV. H
WrsB has the stocks in his yard foot of ftth
st., East River, large steamship, nearly completed
which is 10 BE- added TO the United Sates Mail Line and
10 ply betw this City and Chsgres ls entire length
is 2s5 feet breadth Of beam al feet, depth Of hold ~
feet and it will be Of about 1900 tuEs burden. Thl.
ship bull, Of the very best material throughout the
frames being of lire oak, cedar, locus; and white oak
The bcttcn Is composed OF solid nbcrs, double aiaso.
pey strapT ed with wide iron plates et into and bolted
10 The frames and ryeted each other tie crossings
making comliete framework Of itself There are
four decks cue of which ia intended for freight and
two for passengers She has extra sized side ports an
unusual lumber OF large matches and ventilated in
the moot thorough manner. The accommodations for
passengers i'll be fitted up in the elegant manner,
with every convenience for sleeping, sc. Two inclined
engines src now being constructed at tie Morgan Iron
Works TIE CYLINDERS are to be g. inches in diameter
and 10 feet stroke The vessel is being constructed for
GEoRcr LAW, Esq, under the supervision OF United
States officer and is expected to be in readinesto
launch about the 27th OF this month.
ANOTHER NEW FIRsT-CLAss SrEAssHIP.-
Another fr.tclsss steamship for the fmnire City Line
TO pIy between Panama and San Francisco IL now Ia
IA, ID course Of completion at the shipysrd Of Mr. wv
H. Brown, foot of Twenhst, T.. Il. Her dimensions
are as fellows Entire length 2s3 feet beam, 49, feet;
hold 81 feet Her lower frames buil- Of live oak,
ard her upper frames built OF ceda-, Locust, and
hsckmatck ironbraced throughout, with inch BY
jsih bands running the whole depth Of the ship and
placed feet apart. She has IL nelson's running the
whole length ofthe hip and il planhe on the outside
on the Hat with hard pine inches thick and on the
sides inches The ceiling plank is inches in thick
ness She has fine set of waterway 30 inchcs in
derth BY 20 inches wide, and firmly boiled Her orlop.
deck length 900 feet s appropriated entirely freight
and the berth deck for seerage passengers exclusively
Is 10 be paIoued oil in separate berths, which viii be
well ventilated with hundred ll-inch improved
lghis Tic other part of the main deck, 30 feot In
length l. intended for the main dining saloons while
the part viii be appropriated fOr state rooms gal
leys, here Is also 10 De saloon on nor
900 feet in length All her cabins be finished rose
and attn woods. Her gallows frame aud bed are the
hoayiest and largest put into ship the legs the
frame being "A by - inches, well braced aud fastened
She is to have q oncbcam engine of sinch cylinder and
l2-ieet stroke which IL being buils a; the Morgan
Works and is ssid will be the largest engine OF this
kind even nude The vessel will be capable Of accom-.
mcdating comfortably 1900 passenger and 600 tnns
announcement Of freight. She ia built for He-srs How
ARD & SON. under the superintendence Of Capt BESJA.
BIN TRowBRIDGE and will be ready Tor launching
about the Both inst Her owners intend start her
trial trip about the LIST Of March next.
SAILING VESSEL, JACOB BELL.-Messr.
ROOSEVELT, JoYcE & Co. will launch about the Goth Of
this month, the chip Jacob Bell which is be-
ing bulk az the foot OF stantonst, East River for
Mr. CLAYTON F. PRATT, OF Philadelphia, and is intended
for tie Eat India trade Her dimensions are as fol.
lows length $50 feet breadth OF beam 3 feet depth Of
hold 90 feet, and will be 45O tuns burden She will
be ready for early in the spring, md will be
commanded by Capt KrLHAM, recently Captain Of
the Valparaiso, Of Philadelphia.
WELL-EARyED HoSoRs. On Saturday last, the
Editor OF The HerdH sailed for Europe in tie steamer
Franklin, when in acknowledgment of his zealous and
important services in the cause Of PIERCE and KISo
end the party generally his bosom friend and admref
Capt ISAIAH RyNDHRs and n few chosen spirits &C.
companied Mr.. B. to the wharf guard Of honor,
taking with them that remarkable brass piece Of De-
mocTsoy, Capt CASTLES gum and gave their lustrious
political brother and advocate parting salute. Hsy-
ing rendered Cesar" they gave three cheers for
their friend and returned TO the Lsco POGO head
quarters.
VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR or 1872
An adjourned meeting of this Corps was held at the
house OF Mr. RrELL No. "a Lispenard IT, on Friday
evening, which was well attended b. the veterans Of
the Of le12 A committee was appointed TO make
arrangements for a celebration, to take place on the
25th Of November next, being Evacuation Day. The
meeting was adjourned to meet at the place on
Friday evening, the 18th inst.
"a The Young Mems Christian AssOca-
ton hold meeting this evening. Young men ere in
yited to attend.
AIMS HousE DEPARTMENTS Il; appears from
the report Of the Ten Governors of tho Aims House
Department for the month of September last that @
persons relieved or supported under their drec.
ton during that period OF this number 1904 were
cut door poor" The total expenditure during the
month for supplies amounted to si6,93i SO The new
Work House building is not yet completed OF the
sum OF $1,000 appropriated for is erection. only
81 ,442 % remain unexpended the average census
for the month Of the several institutions under charge
Of The Governors was: Aims ouse c32 Bellevue
Hospital, 4eJ children at nurse ia City Prison 297;
Colored Home, 2l5i Colored Orphan Asyum 40;
Lunatic Asylum $50; Nursery. LOO; Nafscry Hospi
tai, 200; Penentiary e2i PenitentiarJ Hospital 2so
Small Pox Horpita, H. Total, in doors, $500
A New DEpor For the first time, our City
has Rrilrcad Depot or station-houe that viii bear
rraisirg. The Harlem Railroad Company have com
pany have completed q substantial End comnodious
structure at their upper City station, corre Of Twenty
sixh..t with comfortable wniiine.rooIn each slde