New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

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yo,elia Tho shops H. te Trelni Ward ani IL Wsst
,hi'' Go will 10 visited usual md tall spfnss
expected
Daring he day ero will bo several false alarms NJ
,o for Tho purpose 81 giving e losia who hang er,uei
engine houses chance for exercise and bring trouble and
dis,rd upon honorable Gremon
n In Tho evening ihoro will DO psrsios ~
drurion mtp. In broadway and other slroeiu. who wi,
only,n the time with mhudin olcs bos,srous and vulgar
songs and offensive remarks They will be- assisted in
Broadway by corp Of prostitutes from adjaccnt streets
Policemen directed to avoid Broadway while tho per
Torrance goes on let their prsence might spoil tho sport
This species Of amusement has become 50 general that
tmid women and children who used 10 attend evening
meetings, have given up going out after dark.
There viii BIO many other sports in wollknown places,
such dog fighting badger batting rat killing, cockfght
ing paing and other interesting amusemens of which
We have not space more particularly to speak
For further Information in regard to hese and other Sun
day omusements with the notable and popular places
Of resort sply to George w Mattel Chief Of Police City
Hall.
Summer long since evacuated the Parks Autumn has
dismantd the trees and gray November has sat down in
what sweet of shade Gusty winds
rudely walking with the wherod leaves and the pleasant
seats aretenaniess How the coal tumbled into the eel
lars low the curtains shaken the windows
bow the sun goes down with bounce; how reluctant
morning to come again Huge blanket swing rude
ly your face you pass clothing stores and red hanne
faunt geiy al along.
The time is come when Plenty give to Poverty and
Poverty play almoner 10 Want When everything else
freezes Is time hearts should thaw ont Indeed hearts
orcM TO be below frost" Charity has counterfeits a
many that were never described in Detecor 1t may
be the genuine article when drops with goved hand
an upon the plate and sinks back exhausted with the e
fort upon cushions of velvet and thinks abou. it
But when takes pary quarter ssi carries il into
the ne, eey and dspenes the suffering and sees the
dim eye Lighted anew, smiles fitting pale thin lips and
hears the broken God bless you that ia the soul of
charity we READ OF -tDC SOIL tldt Diet-eS MN tnat
gives" BENTON for quarter Who would not pur
chase If be could, blessing for two shilngs cheap
luxury, indeed.
The CLIPPER SHIP GREAT REPUBLIc.-This beautiful
vessel should have arrived here yesterday On Tuesday
she was measured by the Custom House officials and found
TO register 1855 This is 500 tuns than she
was generally supposed to be- although her stowage capa
city of COCO uns is nearly correct She is o25 fee. long.
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hold including four complete decks The hight between
her spar and upper decks feet and between the others
feet and all her accommodations in the upper be
tween decks The quarters forward and aft she
has sail rooms store rooms accommodations for boys and
petty officers and abaf these two cabins and a vestbue
The after cabin is beautifully wanscoted with mahogany
has sofas each side, otomsns marbecovered
tables, mirrors and eiptca panels ornamented with
pictures. She has also o fine library for the use
of her crew. and spacious accommodations for passengers
On the spar deck there FIVE houses for various pur
poses but such is her size they appear occupy but
little space She hes eagles head forward for head,
end on the Stern which is semeiptca in form is large
eagle with .ae American shield in his talons She is vel
low metaled up TO twenty five feet draught and above is
painted black Instead Of bulwarks the outline of her
spar deck is protected by rail turned stanchons
which with the houses painted white. She Is built Of
oak dgoDaly crossbraced with ron double ceed has
four depths OF mdsbp keelsons each depth fifteen inches
SQUARE three depths of sister keeOns and four bge keel
sors two ofhem riders and all her frames coaged also
the keelsons and waterways and she is square fastened
throughout She has three tiers Of sanchons which ex
tend from the hold to the third deck and kneed in the
most substantial style She also has many long pointers
and ten beamd hooks forward and aft In word she IS
the strongest ship ever built.
Her model is very beautiful her ends very long and
very sharp and her lines slightly forward and aft
The grippe of her oreoo instead Of being angular sarched
and rss about inches from straight line Vowed ither
end or broadsde on she is the most beautiful vessel we
could wish 70 SEE She has four masts the after fore
and aft rugged and named the panker mast the others are
termed as usual and have Forbess rig The lower masts
ncne with the fore 1870 49, l22 and 100 feet
long ard the lower yards no. lis and 80 feet square and
tho other spsrs in like proportions She carries nothing
higher than royals forward aft and is very snug and
strongly rugged She has board steam engine of Is
hoe power designed DO all the heavy work. such as
taking in or dscharging cargo setting up rigging hosting
topsnllS pumping ship, &c
The Boaon atlas says she not only the largest sailing
,hlp In tho world but the strongest and most beautiful thar
has ever been produced Everybody knows that she was
but and IA owned by Donald Kay Of East Boston. and
that rho Ia commanded by his brother, Capt l. Mhay
formerly II the Sovereign OF tho Seas We have 80 often
,,tr,sned our admiration OF the Grra, Repubc Sni her
,prune builder that canno! hnd any Thing no" 10
SOY but sl We will give them the sailors hle@'ns-"in
port high elshis al slr wnds aud may they mover
% know the wani " chaeco'
usnnit H.un s In this city ~ rrssent under msies
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cd The head which 10 Thought hy physicians ~ DO
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