The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12
IMMENSE SUPPLY OF WAR MUNITIONS TO
The FRENCH ARMY.

From the Courier de Marseilles, June %.
The American opers Ocena Herald and NDnpareil
have begun load for the East Yesterday
detachns ut OF So artierymen and 1859 horses and
battalion If the saith regiment 800 strong, in
city, and 81 artilerymen embarked for Crimea
% Polish officers and as soldiers, route for Con-
an idea Of Ii. movement Of IT,. Port Of /. Toilette We
need mention the quantity Of ,naerei deposited
its qua by single contractor in the course Of the last
eight d. iunpowder, $4,000 lbs; munitions Of
war, AGO., 90 lbs 22,tco bombs and shells, weighing
10000 ins. congrsvs rockets, 5000 los; camp
the hospitals 1000 lbs. tents cans, &c. 0o0 lbs
India rubber bags $500 lbs. ehorotorm apparatus,
p nss sna 'I $500 IS
dxed vsetabes 500 lbs earth bags for the artillery,
aals ID, quiIins, 2a4 lbs preserved beef 4s 900
weighing about COO 900 lb, has bstn daily parked
for the Crmea iLe.Epgsh steamer Lady Jo:-iyn will
shortly s. TOR Bona. taking in tow the american clip
Per Gauntlet. These two vessels will ship In africa,
or the Levsn the first $50 and the second ITO horses
with .hs New York clipper l.shanan which is to con-
vey lC0 horses TO the army in the East The English
steamer Esn,ssil!sn towing the American clipper 81
mcdo Ia ao to leave for Bona, where these vessels
70 embark leo horses for the same destination. Tn
splendid English stesmer City Of Baltimore will shortly
is 10 take in tow the colossal American clipper Ocean
Herald, which 10 to carry 200 horses. the English
horsss and TO tow to the East the Napoleon ILL., with
lCS others.
AMERICAN SHIPS FOR THE GEAR.
tCopenhasen June 49, Correspondence Of London News
About two years sgo Danish naval oaser. Captain
vernment engage American shipbuiders TO send 10
drawings and plans, as the Car intended having num-
Among others Captain M5iler appi.d to the sm,nsnt
shipowasr ana builder, Mr.. Vanderbilt who, in !uced by
the hope Of poctetng few millions Of the Cars spare
roublea resolved to 10 to St. Petersburg Gset
and pay his respects to the Emperor This lad
to the famous expedition Of the North STAR which Mr.
will be the recollection OF readers he visited
In the company OF select number Of his friends, not
cruiss up the Mediterranean and proceeded az far A.
Constansir opls before returning to America.
Mr. vaaderbips speculation turned out, however, 8
far - be was concerned TO be unfortunate
arriving at St. Petersburg he drily informed
that ths Russian Admiralty only intended to into
Al Capt. Moiler heard that Mr.. Vanderbilt had
not suceeeeed IN making contract with the Russian
govern ment appsd another New hipbui Ter
Whose came send you in confidence, and made him
similar oftrs This gentleman Immediately went TO st.
Petersburg in sss ordinations style than his predeces
sor, but WITH bitter success, for in six weeks he
turned with contract in hts poke. for a 81 gun
chip OF the frt class The keel of this vessel laid
IL the preents Of three Russian naval OIL ers who had
been previously seat to the United States for that and
otber butine,s, aud the ship is being completed.
ACCORDING to the CO ndtons OF the contract the ship
builder engaged 10 deliver the weasel fully rugged COP
pered ana squpped-with the exception of the guns
free at celsiadi IN the course Of this summer and is
and prepared nscsseary TO build md OF
same class and similar SIZE 10 be put together in the
The price stipulated for the ~ gun ship il $40 900
beng jost at tbs rate Of $1,000 per gunof which
500 eco paid when the keel was laid down and
100000 bavs been lately paid in bills London and
Amsterc an. The other half OF the purchase sum, as
well as the smouu. OF the timber for the second sh,o "a
to be paid on cs,vsry OF the vessei at Cronst&dt.
How ihe contractor proposes TO elude the vigilance OF
the British asst aov in the Bsltic-and by the nst
However tBsily he succeed In mystfyiog the British
consul n America, and making him believe her to be
sno seisve th.t The British naval officers in the Baltic
will not be 20 easily deceived and that Brother Jonahsn
vi not b. able 70 chuckls At having been 100 wide
awake Tor ths Brtishsr - In the Of the Minnie
rifles the reviewers landed this spring a. Batsh
Port from the American ship Sammy Appleton, AZ
shown up BY your correspondent at Memel. AT all
events this COMMUNICATION may have the goo effect ~
serving 20 put the British consuls abroad and the 70
vernment At home ON their guard, and induce them to
keep good ook cut so as not TO permit this vessel 10
slip through their fingers and become in time for.
nicable sBtasonist
THE VIENNA CONFERENCES.
The Paris honlierr Publishes the folio wing reply OF
Count Naevssi TO the recent article In the journal De
81 Pdc1sJonra on the Vienna ccnferences-
The Official Journal Of st. Petersburg Just pubsh
In reply 70 the circular addressed under date OF the sd
o. way h, ~ Count Walsvski TO the agents Of France
this ut Il ia eniy object had besn raoIy - ~
CIRCULAR Of ths ga q May especially II adds nothing
TO the srsaHsnt but toe journal dc y. Ie,ersbo1rs
touches upon other subect-tbe rupture of the Wen
ma coniirsnces-And endeavorst I, throw the respousI
oity thereof upon az We win rapidly over the
49, a. ,ouh' "asWskis circular suggested
The Russia government stitches great Importance TO
stating that the question CT the PrincipxitIss a. satl.J
also that q tie navigation OF the Dsnub. n slmos,
attributes to itself the initiative taken In that
At jess., according 70 is own account It had slr.,,
desired that which the allied Powers believed n had n
ways hitherto refused 70 the vshes expressed by Ia.
rope lorx sinee.
1t therefors 6r,t Of all compacsntly points out .he
advantages Which the Moldo sschisns ere presumed
10 owe 20 TIE Intervention ~ Russia, We ehAil not
draw pietnrp of the Darubnn prinep qualities under the
pr,kciorss Of that loser in opposition 70 that era
y the 1>fv~19 lie 81 yferytoirr OF their con itior
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