The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

THE CLppEn SHu FLyINe Du1cHmAs The passengers
- and fro the Fulton ferry boats have for the past
ten days had their attention atacted by the bsaut
sui appearance Of the clipper ship Flying Dutshman,
Sng ct the foot Of the neghborDg pier bas by Mr. w.
Webb Of this city In the opinion Of many who as
saAe TO BE- competent judges In matters
sessd one Of the finest vessels Of her class ever con-
nrnetsd Her appearance even under her disadvsn-
seous position for allowing Is the very IDEAL of
skpper She of the sharpes ships built here
having thirty SIX inches dead with aRd
unsness Of outline unsurpassed Her ends sharp,
without cutting mp giving both beauty and COM
Nstnss to her model. For figure hoad she has
eM carving Of her mysterious namssoke, in the stti-
tude the old legend represents him being
y BY every mariner whose vessel has had the
shfsrtuns to fall in with him. In his lsft hand Is
speaking trumpet and in his outstretch he'd right hand
kt&P for his long separated WIFE, which he vsinly en-
aavors TO put board every passing ship Possibly to
thoroughly carry ont the artist added wings
and the body ef dolphin the figure The stern of ths
vessel which Ia OF handsome square form Is ornament
with large carved and gilt eagle and star at each
Size She hos fine poop forty feet long extending half
way TO the main rigging and raised In FROM
q the poop is companion house. containing for
shs chief aud second and third officers, and pam
try, ard through which Is the entrance to her
Two cabins The CABINS are very handsomely
ceiling and eornices painted marble white with gold
bsadirY Abe forward cabin contains SIX oommottous
ana neatly finished staterooms. In the after cabin
vhjeh 10 separated by partition from the other aud
Std ny IN ths style, = closet one side and q
bath room opposite The ward house contains the
quarters cabin officers car.
yester's cooks boys rooms and snip and pas
seDsers' gallrys The crews quarters below. Her
ventilation are peri ut comprising side yenti.
atos between zach stauDohgn composed Of iron
seScen0Dg to the lover hod and broaght up under
tbs Top OF the bn~afks rendering it impossible for
Vatn ham aulsn kmo lbs Hate
In ne forward house and one 10 tho house.
esanecng with the lower hold besides others between
decks Her hatcosEy eoneiUgs, partners and rails
around the masts OF mahogany with brass mount
hss Her means for carrying large supply water
sSs aWps-One tank alone will contain b 900 gallons
BE- dr four others 40a gallons Her steering
Ans Ii RObnsoDs patent combining both principles OF
s..~ spu ie'el o.u 70 ssTy nlDu"meiy spared, ana
can spstad about 5000 yards ~ Her
very substantial, the forward and mAzen being made
nssts secured with heavy braces Her enar frame
- composed OF the beet materials having veoak ends
Win Top tinbeYs OF seoas, locust cedr and she Is
diagonal iron bacsd fore and ATT with heavy iron straps
her Deck fTaMa above and below. unusually heavy
the and LOGGING knees all OF tho white
oak The former fu % inches in the throat and
ali sith the frame heavily fastened She heavily
fastened with copper the line and coppered to
t~sSsy feet Her fittings yet IN incomplete state
but Is TO be supple. vith every Of the
day, about decks Tor working ship When completed
she will upooubt dy be- tue bandsnest and best
ntisc vessels internally and externally, that left
Ms pert The dadvant position she has
pks lying The end Of tha pier, will be obsiated
BY her gong into tho slip ut Pier IL r. to-day, when
matters view Of the handsomest vesses
Structed BY her eminent builder The Flying Dutehman
h esmn handed by Captain Ashbell Hubbard, considered
OF the fastest captains Of this port and will
be her way to San Francisco having already about
BALI her cargo bonrd Mr. George Daniels is the
Of the versel
LAuKcHEp.--At Bath. 18th inst. from the yard Of
Me- Arnold Pattsn and Co., ine ship of ATS tons,
owned by Messrs A. Arnold james Patten, g. and j.
r Donncli and Others The ship has probably not been
named.
Al Eastport. 1eth inst, by Mr.. @. s Huston, fine
schooner OF l60 tons, called the j. L. Bowman
BY heesrs j l. Bowman and Captain Robert Wooster,
whs will command her.