New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

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.;6bn, and the vessel has capacity for slowing lo
,rn. Of Goals. besides cargo Extsrray, the ArsOia
,o.,. smaller than the other vessels At n's'
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NAV he accounted for by her only having Two
mast instead Of three in the former ships ba' nc
weasel has two chunies The Arsbia u almost -"
si,ile OF the La Plata which vessel by the way was
originally the Arabia until the Royal "e'' in
Mail Company purchased her. sndshe IL no" tae c'a"A
"a, NJ thu, line TIE Arabia has beautiful figure
head represeptl-- an Arab chief in 9 war-iAe a'a-
tude and her stern. which Is eipiical Is
cd with carvings appropriate 70 the vesseis name,
She hes promenade deck running the entire nasn OF
the vessel ~ well good roomy deck below Dc
meath this deck are the saloons stewards pantry &c
The latter Is unusually cornmodous, and us Nun sa
Furnishing alone are valued 81 32OOO; exclusive vi
wines ard stores Between this pantry and the saloon
two well.furnisbed Libraries have been placed Inc
saloon tsef Il most elegant apartment capso'e Vi
dining one hundred and sixty persons. dineren'
,yie has been adopted this saloon from Wha' mas %
tned In the ether ships OF TIE line As the vesse mas
no uizenmsst, the saloon forms an unoroken apart
ent and the absence Of the mast has also gwen an op
norupty 70 introduce glass cnpoa filed with stained
1lass on which il eblemstcay represented the Tour
quarters Of the globe, with Jupiter and Neptune as
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one would long TO pluck them. The saloon OF well
cbosen bird's eve maple, paneled with a marqueerie
Of ebony The ceiling blends oak beams with green,
and gold and white alternately In the upholstery,
crimson hangings have been adopted The sofas are
covered with Utrecht CRIMSON velvet and the floor Is
covered with rich tapestry carpet The stern lights
Of the saloon are filed with stained glass, representing
oroups OF canels. with their drivers; and the OPP
nosi,e end of the saloon ia decorated with plate
glass mirrors in highly wrought gilt frames from the
foliage of which spring camel and Arabian horse
Upon the lower deck we first 10 the gentlemens
retiring saloon which il panneed with birdseye ma
pie and crained ard carpeted in the same way as the
saloon The ladies' boudoir the same deck, IS oil
satinwood, exquisitely carved IN arsbesques' anu
through the openings OF which a crimson SILK BACK
ground is seen. This is most luxurious apartment
The sofas are covered with Utrecht velvet velvet
pile carpet is laid on the floor and the PANELS are
adorned with paintings glass, representing scenes
in Arabia and other parts of the East among which Is
view Of jerusalem, another Of Mount Ararat and an
encampment in the desert which are particularly beau
tfu There are handsome mirrors in this apart
ment, supported by CRATES Further forward is the
fore saloon which is comfortable and roomy part OF
the ship The sleeping berhs are hung with Tourney
curtains sur1nounted with Chenille silk hangngs, tas'
sells and fringe. The floors laid with Brussels car
pes and the mirrors in each room are placed uni
yerssl Joints attention 10 comfort which can be well
appreciated by those who accustomed to the sea.
The ventilation is perfect aud novelty has been in
rroduced by laying steam pipes throughout tie ships
cabins which warm them to any temperature desired.
She sails under the command Of Capt Judkins, the
commodore Of the Cunard feet.
NV YEARS DINNER AT THE HOUSE or IL
prsrRY-During the afternoon Of New Years the resi-
dents in the House OF Industry. under the mina:eme n
+ Of Rev L. NJ Pease to the number Of about one hun
dred beside about $50 children Of the neghborhOod
had bountful COLLATION. Of cake, fuit &c, provided
by Mr. Pensc except douaton Of half barrel Of
oranges, box Of rasins, aud drum OF figs, by IT, u
Spencer There were exercises of singing prayer &c
Dolls were presented 10 the children for the New
Years presents There dwelling In the House
about 50 women and b children belonging to them
There are also Is men there. The number Of soup
meals given awuy to the neighbors during the past
month ore stated a; 1909.
LAST ToUcu or LAzIsEss.-The most dan
eerous cases of this epidemic that have yet under
our notice happened upon New Years Day. whom fom'
gentlemen who were down with it very badly laid IL
bed all day and their cards by servants to suct
places ns they were expected to call s-the credulou
ades who received them fcndy believing that the sal
,nt gentlemen were at the door in their carriages in
stead Of being in bed or putting cigars in oosegowI
ard slippers This is about the genteelest laziness TIA
we have ever heard Of
WARS THE UsE OF OUR NIGHr WAroH =
Las, Saturday evening two gentlemen passing dow
C,ntre.st little after o'clock, were assaulted by
half dozen rowdies and prostitutes, who wrenched
cane and umbrella from Of them, and somewha
damaged both Both made loud cries for watchmen
but with success not unlike that ofthose who
"Can spirits from the Vastly deep
The gentlemen made a vigorous defense, and viii
slight police aid. might have arrested the rngiesder
ofthe gang One of the gentlemen called Ws!ch J
patch :" around two squares with the Usual success
In such cases and finally tho Sixth Ward Sta
ton House and informing the Assistant Captain OF TIL
assault and that his companion was bu! few rod
away struggling to retain In custody one OF their al
sailspts appealed for an officer to be immediately sent
but he was very coolly advised to go quietly HON
about his business" Such are the stuff, with worth,
exceptions fer which we pay three fourths of milho
OF dollars year
Ono of the above nsmei gentlemen is muo
esteemed clergyman. and the other young man @
srea. respeeabily To what are we comingi VIII
ID securei
RIVE understand that Miss Emma Snod
grass the girl with the unconquersbe deterIninatio
To wear male attire and who has almost turned IN
heads Of the Boston editors by her audscious prank
arrived in the City on Saturday, and under the rigi
rules OF parental discipline, has commenced the ne'
wear In more sober and feminine manner. II seem
that her eastern performances hsd contagious II
iuence for the day that she len Boston youn: gu
named Hsrrie, French was found in company with hel
was arrested At the Providence Railroad depss On Boz
toni taken before magistrate and convicted Of VI
srancy The Court sentenced Harriet to inprisonmer
in the House OF Industry for tive months but graeous
gave her one days grace to leave the city. Al st,emp;
TO punish Emma have failed simply because she Ia
money Such is the difference between breeches viii
out money and breaches with. TIE Boston Justice n