New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

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monthly communication besveca Ne~Ysrs. CaNrtes-
60. Ssvssnsh and r1srsda TIER DAVIS of sshas ere
lie "Wednesday ana Saturisv ct every ~eek
The steNaaers WILLIAM PENN and BENJAMIN FRANK
niris smoothly dirrct line between Nesssrh
Sr6NsS-o1eans These steamers we're ose 10 Phis
oepblz snd kanched In August ISL fhcsr register v
| 90 tons each The fEsSxIix and PENN are proe&
lers, With double engines OF $50 horse poser rs,y
were bulk foS TIE Philadelphia and Boston trade 10,
In Nv last placed tie hire hes~ecn Nee Vera
ard New Orleans TIE halls Of hosa steamers we're
built ~ inc. Rrely scn- al PAisielpaiS Toe ca
rnes Of the SE>J FRA>xLrS we're eonstructet BY r
Norris & Co, Philadelphia those Of tue W. Paws b.
Resney Nate & Co. Philsdeiphia The agents In Nee
YORK Me-srs Z. Lincoln Ga. Tue sggrvssts to-
The steam Prupellers CRY or NosrOLx and Csrv
OF RuRro>p, form q line u communicative oeswrca
Charleston. Norfolk Peterseury. R'ehrond sad Nee
York This line established IN Septernscr lSoi.
The RICHMOND Wa built BY J. Lopez and the N0svaLx
~ Bel Brother Bsltimore> Their tonnage q ~ aaf
Sls tcus rsspstvely Their engines were eonsracseA
by Murray 4 HsElehurst. Baltimore. That OF me CRY
or RICHMOND ~ inch strobe sna 9s bore. rae Nea
FOLK 10 inch stroke and 10 bore Mcssrs Naills a
Lord New.NorA are the Agenss ofthis lne
THE NEvYOHx AND ALABAMA SrEAxSsfr coNrAvv
The side wheel steamship BLACK w,anos, Of his
line. sails between NesYork New Orleans Noble saA
Havana She was built BY wu Collysr and launched
the lsi Of July, 1854 She no feet IN lcasth ~ besa
IL deep Her engine was constructed al the Alxirs
stroke Her register u go toas The Agents II Tho
Company are Messrs. Livingston, Crochsron Co.
NewIofk The mnnAgs Of the New York and Alabama
Company aggregate, 200
THE NEw-YoRx AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP eosrASv.
The steamers FLosIpA snd ALAsAsA Of this hse,
form weekly communication between Newsfork and
Savannah They were built in 1850 and 81. respective
", by VIM IL Webb, and srs OF equal dimensions saa
tunnsse via 2l5 teet deck. Is In breadth of beam
and l2la dep.h Of hold and |. 30 tuss resSer rse
AUGUSTA ship OF this line. OF $50 suns has jaS
been completed By the same builder. snt u gctanS
her machinery constructed at the Novelty Works sac
u 30 feet on deck. II feet beam slls feet hold The
engines OF the FLORIDA and ALABAMA are OF tue same
description and Of equal diameter Of cylinder and
stroke cl piston VIZ side lever rs inches cyind.
feet stroke The AUGUSTAs engine Us oscils ting
IS inch cylinder feet sroke These engines we're az
constructed u, the Novelty Works OF Nessrs Stllasa
& Allen. The Agent OF this Company u Samuel A.
Mitchell. Esq. New.york The aggregate tonnage G
these three steamers u 1850
The steamer RoAsoKE forms weekly commando
ton between New.Iork Petersburg, Norfolk and Rich
mond, Va She launched the 25h OF June. 1881.
and buit by Jacob A. westeTveli & son. New York
She is ESQ Guns register. 10 feet length on deck "
feet beam rs feet depth OF hold Her engines two
beams % inches cylinder 10 feet stroke and were Coz
structed At the Morgan Works.
The JAMESTOWN. her hull now In the proeess OF build
ing the yard and her engines IN process 81 cou
sruction st the works will add another TO ths
hne under the designation OF the "Newfork and vir
gina steamship Company" The agents OF the Company
sre Messrs Ludlsm & Peasants, New.fork The1-
gregate tunnsge of these two steamers 10 .......2O
WEST INDIA srxAmERs.
OF the American steamers sailing between New-forh
and the West Indies Of the most important comms
nications between the former port and Havana Is esLse
hshcs by the ~. :. Mail Steamship Company" The
Crescent CRY of this line, carries the U. \ NAL and
by virtue Of the law Of Congress contracting Tor carry
ing the ma Ia the OF the U0ited states MM
Company are commanded by officers OF the uaited
states Navy OF the steamers Of this line plying be-
NV cen this port and New Orleans, embracing the alter
rate voyages Of the Empire City the Crescent City snd
the Cherokee, the aggregate tunnage IL .-.... f~
a.. h, - IN hat
the steamer BLACK WARRloR, OF the New York AMI
Alabama Co, "a also mail steamer touching nj iis
yans sud commanded by an officer OF the Navy.
From the foregoing ostimate we dnd tina, the nambes
snd these plying between New York and eight diereas
ports viz. Charleston, Mobile. New Orleans Savannah.
Florida, RichmOnd, Peteeburgh, Norfolk. Thor 1sre
gate tuuusge employed in the steam marine OF scvea
different con panies and varying from SHIPS OF 1000 TO
propellers OF "a and 9le tuns, s............".Nsa
As follows;
3 .eaners- Marion. Union. southernsr and Al.
ger, 81 IL, Is, 10 and 1900 tuDs, respectively.
Now FORK and Charleston Steamship Co. ...... 40
9 Propelers--Benj Franklin and WIN Penn, zoo
esch) between New York aud Ne~ Orleans :. s.oos
2 PTOpellers-City Of Norfolk aud Richmond, be
tween Charleston, Norfolk Petersbargh aud
Richmond, OF ga and 5ls tuss, respectively 9o4
N and Alabama Steamship Co, Black War.
nor. between n. Y Al D, Mobile aud Havana 100
New YORK. and savannah Steamship Company,
Florida, Alabama and Augusta Ut |. 800 and $50
tuns respectively $3.50
2 New York and Virginia Steamship Co., the Rs-
anoke and jamestown, $50 respectively sees. ADO
3 Z. :. Mail Steamship Co. the Cherokee, Empire
and Crescent City 1909, 1000 and l., 800 re-
tpcuNeiN f,SVB
Total number Of ships employed, H.
Aggregate Of tunnagc employed ..2lgls
The Roysl Mail steamship PgrREL a steamer,
OF 200 tuns ssillOg between Nes York, Bermads and
81 Thomss. The PErKEL u announced as having bssa
built eypresslT Tor tropical climate.
The s'eamship UNITED STATES, OF the New York
and San Francisco Steamship Company" in her trps
from New York 10 Aspinwal touches at Kingston il.
naca well steamers Of ,ne other companies ply.
ing between thsse pOrts.
BETWEEN NLw-YORK AND THE PACIFIC.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company" which, 10
connection with the Z" Unifed States Nail Steamship
Company the Atlantic s,ie carries the United 5tstes
mails 70 California and Oregon, established in 0cto-
ber 1919 20 carry the awarded 10 Arnold
Harris ss the lowest bidder Tor the mall service Il
numbers this time fourteen Of the following
denomination
The Golden Gate 900 tuna Columbia ..... 40 taas
Tennessee. 800 ums Carolina ....... 600 tsas