New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
SPANISH STEAMER GEsEuaL CoscH.. -


The undersigned present on the first Trial trip ma Ia
ey the Spanish steamer General Concha, being led
upon, were formed into Committee to report upon
the ssid vessel, her machinery, &c. After being
called TO order, Mr. George Steers the builder of the
celebrated Yacht America, .ss appoiated Chairman,
and J. G. Menisr, Esq, Secretary. Upon the report
OF sa'c Committee i, uaarim ous!y resolved as
follows
ehefs COncha, tins her first thai triD has performed
~ Beyond tAe sllglne expectations Of hsr
rsaas s 2.r 1ssS 81 wasd MIA as a.
" 70 mes per hour, In the face OF strOas oreszs
ResoIrea That Msrs Psase Murphy. the contractors
her skin and adssni coaSSsd With tier sS'Ens "a.
erpnss IN eai!dng aad Hng this the FIRST steamer
that ever LETT this port under the Spani,h hRr
R,sotsd That 70 Samuel snssden Ess ihs contractor
sseeI reese murphy, tor the building OF the hull 70
Msssrs Haisn6eck Thsysr ship TONERS asd Msssrs
Bootman and Smith painters Of vessel the s-.,.st
eIed. IS due ior Their artistic shl and knowledge in Their
Reoirsd, Ibas great credit Is due TO Mr william Bron-
icy ne dtsg1er Of the engine and bOIerS also 20 Mr. 81
w haIne~, tue ebgihee.
hesotred, We congratulate the senllemauly
the above named boat. Don Jose CaRsla s. asvsnfos
Co IN the, having the first ste sailing from the Ai.sd
States under the spanish fog.
Resosed. Our thanks hereby rendered the Cap
tam and officers Ct the boat, tor thsr kindness asd
hospitality durins the trip.
COMMITTEE
James hsisst. Chas De Chacea. Spanish
David Tsppsn. vice-C 0osul
Thon rs Faro9n, -aseph Ridgwsy.
GEoRcs STEERS, Chanmaa.
REGULAR rcAsTs
Inlay the harmonious feelings Row exstias bss~s,-
I'd. BY CHARLES CHAcoS. ssaash Vice. csasSi-- rae
President Of ne United StsfesAay harmony and geet
will ever etit between respective Governments and
people, as nov (NIne cheers
3. By DAVID rArPkN--Don Jose Cansla Rsrsnos 8
Co, owners Of the steamer Gen Concha The Spanish
fas sniwiBe in % each sI6er Isvsf Is nae'
=. BIZ DON JOSE CsSELA RgvENros-Pease N.r-
steamer Gen Conca osy asy be as Successful nsreaer
az their undertakings ahd give gensIal Satisfaction
as now fee toward them in my late dealings and inter-
s. By W PEAsE. The FLAGS ofoar rssp.ctre Nations
Nov united In peaco-inay they MAYER DO suadered Ia
strife.
g. by SPANISH GuEsr-Msy the good feelings existing
between Span and the United States continue for agesha
the nngnsnnons and generous conduct OF our beloved
Queen Isabella II N paId9nrg and ,sratiog the Amer
prisoners the late Cuban d0n be an esroes
Of that reciprocity Of feeling which should characterize
the age in which We live.
Artisans of the Axe the Western Hemisphere
8 BY THoS FARoS-rhe Je vel OF Spsn is the Island
O. BY WIN. BROMLEY, Esq.-spanish Capitalists and
TO- ] G. MERRfr@The land in which we i've.
IL. BY J. s. RIDGwAY-The Ladies Sever held iR re-
membraLce.
STEAMER GEN. CONCHA. This new
steamer isnow ready for departure. She was built
by Pesse &Muphy OF this City for Messrs. Don Jose
Canelo Revenues & Co. of Havana, waere she is
intended to form line to some other port in Cuba
The Gen c. is 100 feet in length by 2s beam and 81
hold, with an engine OF 42-nch cylinder and feet
stroke She is finished and furnished in excellent
style Her trial trip was very satisfactory the speed
reaching l6 miles an hour against wind and tide with
90 revolutions The Spanish Vice Consul and several
ship builders and engineers were on board
ALpERMANIAc.- The Aldermen passed
an hour and half last night over a claim OF John
Mcclure for $3.50. And then they wagged their
facetous faces over oysters and game for about an
equal time, for which the people must pay twice
what Mcclure wanted The resolution to rob the
people of their board did not cause a moments
debate among the City Fathers.
CITY NEws.-Nearly all our City News
is crowded out to make for matters at the ends
the earth.
u Under the head of Business No
tees will be found testimonial to Philips Fire
Annihilator signed by Ex-Recorder Tallmadge aAd
others.
PaoF. GuYOT's LEcTURE.-We have a
iepoII ivI uuyvs IasS is>--- 49, o-.-,s.-,
but cannot print it this morning.
Graham will deliver a sermon Temperance, on
Sunday evening, in the Sullivan ST. Free-will Bap-
fist Church. Those who attend will be instructed
if not convinced.
CoURr CALENDAR-Ihis Day.--CoMMoN
PLEas.-Part | Same az yesterday. Part III. Nos.
1884, 49, 22, 2l9 24 2I6, 22O, 222 22i 226 9ss, $780,
232, 234, 236 49,,
SUPERIOR CoURT--Monday.-Nos 20, 81, 257, 225,
$780, 247, 800 1884, 344 3s2 1853, 35i S5s 36o 36 s6s,
S. 800 ISL 1872 &c. 1885, 26S o. l37 30l, 3l5 337 1913,
1863, 364, 365.
L. s. DrsrRIcr -Monday.Nos % to 2j, 81,
2S 80 to 80.
SUPREME CouRr.-Two branches, to-day. OF spe-
cial Term.
SUPREME CouRT- General Term.-Ad-
missions 10 the Bar-James Roosevelt, Leslie Irving
In Chsmbers-Before Judge Edwards
Hqbcas Corpus Application was made by John
Mara residing at 1853 John ST. Brooklyn for the care
and custody OF Ellen Francis Mara, hts infant daush
ter aged about months, who is detained fro "a him
by lis mother, Ca.harine A. Mara, who abandoned
her home at said Johnst is alleged on the 2s'h oil
January, taking the Infant with her. The writ was
allowed