New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

~ We understand that Mr. Nesbt hiss q large numbe
Of the new stamped enveops for the Post0hee Depart
ment ready for delivery Mr.. N several months ago,
expended large smouDt Of money in erecting commodi
place It'll steam power for the exclusive purpose OF
manufacturing these envelops Some hundred and fifty
males and females were Immediately employed to prose
cute the work The white aud buff paper is Of superior
quality. and made expressly for this purpose with water
lines having the letters p o. d. IT, s. being tho initi us of
the PostOce Department Of the United States which ara
as easily distinguished II they printed in ink- Tbs
sheets ofpaper cut into enveop size by cutting ma
chine run by steam. They then embossed with the
likeness Of General Washington then stamped steam
presses with the various denominations Of posgss then
pass through the process for self seang and finally care
fully examined counted and packed ia large ready
for shipment The operatives principally females and
the contractor has spared neither pains expense ia get
ting up this article in the hsndsOmest style Mr.. Nesbit
has adopted stringent rules for guarding the hctory-ths
same as at the o. S. Mint This is done TO prevent for
eees or abstraction of the enveops and under rcum
stances ART strangers admitted unless accompanied by him
self or nusy enpoye. The factory is also guarded at
night by watchmen When the contract first given
out designed to bring them into use by the first OF
June and the contractor has sready vast quantity ready
for delivery at Washington, when ordered by the Post
master General These envelops must eventually take the
place Of the stamps used for the prepayment OF let
ters as they far convenient and cost the pur
ohaser about the
BALTIMORE FIREmEs-We understand that fremen
are making due Preparations for extending hearty
reception to Mechanical Engine Company Of Baltimore
upon their visit NswYork next month as the guest, Of
Columbian Engine Co. No. IA.
For EURoPR-The Baltic. Capt Comstock left at noon
on Saturday for Liverpool with 229 passengers being the
largest number any steamer for Europe ever carried away
rom this port excepting the Pacific during the Worlds
Fair At London when she took away 235 Among the Bal
tics passengers are DR. Bailey Editor Of The National
Era Washington; Rev j. f. Astien. France; T. p Ross
ter The artist; Gen Ursgus Mexico Mr. Champion. Eng
land; Rev DR. Guiisn Louisiana; DR. Chunnck, Belgium
H. Russ, Mexican Consul to Genoa. &c Tao Baltic took
| s2Os 100 81 ia specie.
t- Mr. George H. Z. Lynch, of the Depety Clerks
of the Superior Court Saturday promoted to the
Clerkship vacant by the death of Mr. Campbell the late
| Clerk.
The CoSyIcTED PoLIeEMEs-It is said that Governor
Seymour has given Instructions that the Policemen Smith
and Kennedy who convicted Of grand larceny shall
not be removed from the Tombs 10 the State Prison. until
he has investigated their case, application having been
made for their pardon.
r5~ 1t has been suggested that small steamboat ac-
company the Arctic Expedition to tomorrow morning,
10 give the public chance of seeing Dr. Kane OF
small fare might DO charged TO reimburse the owners of
the boat.
CRAND YACHT RAcE-OPBsIsG THE SEASOs-Tha
Yacht Club has been rettng and repairing their hoot and
will naugurate the Thursday and Friday next by
a Grand race from Hoboken around the s. w Spit aud
back On Thursday large party of ladies will 60 down
in steamboat to meet the sailing party and enjoy
tertanment with sppetes. On Friday the gentlemen
and invited guests of the Club will do the The fol-
lowing are the Of Of the yachts and their
er already in the lists There are several new vessels
| pected to appear;
Maria 10 tuns, Com Stevens. Spray N tuns > Draper
| Urls 100 funs, c. u Miller sJor, ootnnS Il 4 Ferns
CoIueia Vice Com Edgar Norma 70 tnns Messn Major
L.. Rutherford. A1el, tun W. Butler Dumas
| q Apha tuus.R Morris.