The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

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- once pecr liar and securing the Greatest pos
STOLE smount o, streogto The usmiDg Of the ship 10
very heavy 1hs boz Is cmstractsd in . manner st
opcs peculiar APO aforoiDg toe greatest possible
sIrpeb 70 this portaB part Of the ship fhe Persia
has seven water got eomp4rtmspts The good are TO
,sst ne bv 10 in bryadth and 20 feet height Tnsss
stores or rather tanks are placed In the centre
line Of the chip .itn he oos ess's OF 90 saSa
structed 10 have double bottom unnsr these goods
hsmbers that the on Or we're best In or Injured,
sps Th. chsUbers are psrseiy tight and
In the Of accident TO the hulk these tanks would
Of themselves aoas the ship sns mas Sn.sa
disrote Aopg What may BE- called the man oeos yng
In inedstsy socve the goods and coal sores EIclu-
sive OF the wboe accommodation for the ocers and
tbeyosr In The part the snip about
100 oerths ths sailing CROW, fr.mvn ana stolsrs
Above the main decs there u decahouss covered in
the rsoi Of bich aacros promenade from stem to,
s'sIn II CONTAINS the NAN dining saloon aooas SHY
fest in length by tsenty feet n wath and egos nst
height. win 10 cop eusly lighted from the sides By
plates of glass placed in ssrnste panels In 'front.'
Is the panry, -beh has about 800 square feet Of Area
and before ,be tunnels 10 the Kitchen, with its cooking
rsDgs, sxos.eila MOI and squalliDg any Of the cult
Iary establishments OF th- most exteDsvs and noted
Persia Is aeo tons when ID. engine. are on board.
End the 10 fully sdep, tbe weight Of the immense mass
will be 400 tone At vhicb time shs viii draw twenty
brse feet OF water Htr coal caArp constructed to
1A00 tons Goals. She las also accommodation
about 200 tens measurement Of goods. She Is sx-
eete6 to be ready to ss early in October Eli hsrto the
largest steamer pgrg the Cunard Company 10 the
Arabic, but che Is only 2,ssa tons.
Mr.. Minister Mason ana Prosecuted Young
The Rev. Dr.. Tbompson, writing from Paris, re-
lates the following: hL.
American AN bas<aaor, Mr. Mason came 10, sud
afrer the usua salutstions, said "Dd yen ever get
into pr0fuse pc .pifstlon and nave wes D'aaket
thrown over you" "No." II did Yesterday. A
ON rom me Uoited States, and have In cste .
yopDg lacy who has been visiting her friends in
this country. 6hs is = Protestant, and her father
ard mt thei when dying charged her never to for
sake her faith or marry CATHOLIC. She has, mora
Over. Q Protestant trend IN the United States, IN
whom she 10 attached, - 10 ON on her return
to New York the exp css 70 bs married. Waile IN
the South Of Ffsscs chs met WIN 9 FrsDcn genie
intrcdu ton TO her, aud has been cOus'nS ner with
nj IeDntiDe ate nti rs ever SINCE Sac has usad
eve,y measure 10 shake Linn of; cha his rroxned
upon HIM she i as tod MIN chat sle can never
marry him, that it is utterly impossioe; that hia
st entioIs are unplsasaus, weaIisome, oHguseng,
even panfnl to Ter, aud sne has psrempsoriy
oroerd him never 70 see her. He replies,
without seeing ycu' We came 70 this city in hopes
TO escape HIM, but ne &atcned our movements aud
came with ~. We sought TO hios from nid nere;
bur he has f,urd u. OUT We have told him va
turn rome. mo, DO, says hs,I Will 60 with You
when you 20, VIII stop when you stop, WIZ stiy
where you put up. l WI, live shere you 1--we, VIII
ole where you de- Nov, can noshipg b done to
rave us from this aupoysnce2' Mr. Macon said he
Immediately for tina Protect OF eolcs, and gave
bin The fscts In the pre- sence Of the old lady your
troubles ere at an end, said tde poll 70 of1oes "the
young man win 81 your ward no more. Give ne
bis name and addstsf; We viii comm4sa him. and II
Re obey Dot, ne have . way OF making him obey"
Mr.. n. returned WITH the old lsdy 20 her lodgings,
srd announced TO tho DONG one tse joyful ne W
If Der deivessnce from the snnoy sDce to which she
bad been tuhjec ed, wneo 10! with gush Il grief
che cried, "0h on have been 80 cruel % 70 apply
. lne pVncef fo1 T s Mouno sns yoUss man man
mari wtu,d suffsr anything rather than wound
bis heart" IL started homeward," said Mr. NJ,
",mn edissely, say irg within myself, We have been
world. No resisting Fen b enthusiasm"