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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-24

&URGEoS AND DPHYsiCIAN.--DR. \. HAS
~ cnjoyed large sxprrieaoc IN tho department of
60rgcry, hating, hf seven years hsd charge of .
nonrisLiag losplta. In lndia, tfrom whesee he has
rscrnis reiurned,s of yearly s,erage attendance of
1000 pslIeats
ooee, Posi- Once Duudiags Hours. from 0 10 L.
A. y, and tee T. n Residence eoraer Twelfth
and ~ ps@y eipext ty@tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
ITALY.

despatch from General Martini, The Austrian Ambas-
sahor Naples repeats The statement thai the King q
Naples W more and disposed 70 make advances TO-
wards the reestsbisbmeni Of diplomatic relations ~sh
the Western Powers
The Fspsi governnen announces further reduction In
the Customs tariff 10 take etc, Immediately. The import
duty Manufactured srocs Of coarse SILK nnro, coco
.cve hair and leather reduced 20 70 10 per cent;
wearing apparel so unen woe4leo thread 81 rc
for paper mill 90. on palm oil CO. common soap 70
and booxs bopad W cich 10 On exports the duty on
slk csrded and ccrnbed, b reduced two hirds
and CO wool and rags four shs The da,y ne export
Of n ma MA douA4ad
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Theatrical and Musical.

BROADWAY 1HxArw.--The admirers o. 5taSspcres
Orchard Ii will 10 night have opportunity Of seeing
Mr. f. davenport In the character &C The hampoacked
tyrans and Mechanics L. snd !. ". Davenport Qveee
Elizabeth arui lady Anne. "Mr and Mrs.. r. white Is
the afterpicce.
Nnaos GARn+S.--The Rsvels, Madame Mcupl.isr, NJ.
EsI AMI Others will this evening pcrori thc
ballet ranomnlc called "The Cpntrabandst" me Ravcl
and their mous troupe will also appear In the brsn,
spectacle OF 'Ihe Green Monster The pcrtormaces
commence With Mr.. Hengier's light ropc feat.
BowEar TusArnR- r. Johnston will enact the Lead
ing part, or rather series Of par,s In h drama
titled "Haired )" ulis evening "Jack Sheppard" u aIso
10 be prodnced and by way OF adding 90 The novelty
three different ladies' viii perscrae the Character Of he
hero Such attractions canno, fsI TO on Tie house.
BrproS'a-The Tyne and Harrison EngiIsh opers com
rany will apf~ar for the a time tails evening" on Che &C.
10, az nss Louisa ryne's farcw u tencni prior to ter
desrure for Earoc The selectoeS ocsptse ,he orersr
bcncHriary n Va csssy hpci,c fc~ the Sryt tire.
wtnAos-nr. W. r. Blake. sBosr beteot is sn.
uoinred Tor iongt viii doubtes b. erre'ed ty one Of
-sfabed crc hi. season. The entertainments are g.
sit Of Mr.. Brcughsms popular comedy called VI 'Gane
OF Life, and the farce o. "who Speaks Tirsts'
LARA KpNx's--The fair directsess ard hes talented
corp of auxaIics will again perform Mr. Csylcrs sue
cessfu play entitled the Glove of rnce " which IL hav
ing very Zine run The elegant and very amusing soesc
piece styled "rhe Elves the SUe Bride" vii be
played for the fortcth successive time.
AsrzIcAs Muxux--The managers or thts great resort
for the r,tude OF Amusement seekers sill atve4y
employed in adding to The quantity and quality Of lbeir
myfiads 81 animate and nanFAte curiositos, viii be
by their bills Cinderella viii ti,e their dra-
matte entertainment this afternoon and evening.
Cotcrr u.-The managers Of this acscrpoo Of en-
tertanment have ~ usual saturday, eued vrry n
uscve programmes for tonight Al 81 them tender n
variety OF pleasing songs dances TO- and In sdd,ou Geo
Chrity and Woods troupe viii give the burlee4te Of NE
"Hapjy Man" the Buckleys, the "od fo,ks Concert"
and the Brysnts, "shskspcresn Resdinrs"
CoScs5rr Nrmos SALOON Mr. y Mlle,, with the v'ev
Of introducing Of his COMPOSITIONS, proposes 70
give Tuesday evening. lie wiz be assisted
by the popular Mime. De wilhorst and other.
tIIuoriAx Noyurr.-Seven slaves, who have rcepty
arrived from Ahbams and ende svorng " their
freedom by singing will give ooocert al The Broadway
remarkably funny.
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rsys-On thursday, April 3, AAAsAxrr, wife &C joan
Bagby, In tbe Sesh year Of hes age
inysd attend her funeral nom her ise reeieotc, Of
We'd Issbios nfh -lseet ID 4. aterloon, At ooiocx.
n"~s@sn Inursasy, Adj a. q be- ,.le rezspoee,
80 RSvone stress, Mrs MAY BzD~s. sged " years.
The rcsive- ami friends Of the f sal q hse rons,
The Rec. Nv. Brown Of Newburg, and tho bate bsuJ~un
NJ Brow o. arc respectfully invited attend her funeral,
at ~ faals church, 10 uosrv~ Afternoon, al e occcs'
Csmo.-in Brc.Iyp. On thursday, Aprf e. arer sho.
plness, Gsosss H,sar son Of Gcorgs w. snd hsnfs.s
Child. aged years and nonihs.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend The rune
raj from the residence Of hs psrenis second door IRON
Park avenue Ia Franklin avenue this aftsrnocc ocock
Guol-0n thursday, Aprn e, bIlzA An, ~tfs a u. W.
The rt,eods, and The rnembece a Herman Indxe O. a
O. r. requested 70 attend her oerA, from hev aie
pS o'ccck.
Hnons-ou Friday, April "a, ps.sx O. H1.css, 500 o.
James and Margsrrt Heds-s sged year, months and
The frseuds and relatives o. Tho nmly are requesasd
attend his nersi from the RESIDENCE of bss parents IN
morrow afternoon O'Clock, without farthe~ notice.
KnvSpAv-O Monday, March 90, EDwrsp KssvsDAs
AGED 80 years months and % days, 900 OF hASe'h pa
Rrrrx-on Thursday April q, DAVID n Kcxccx. IN
the tosh ytAr Of hs age
The r,la,ivcs ard frieods % the orniy resptfly
inved to ssseod bis ane- from bis Aie rrsdesoe NO
30 Henry street. q CAn,cn, 10 no<roS Nternfon,
O'Clock without nss,hsr n.aA.soo, % a, a..
OF the heart, MAA fAs, csdest dsasher me ie Anfr
Martotte.
tend her fircrs 10 morrow snernoor, al az O'Clock, fccr
her sis re~ideuce No u IAmartne place Wet rvvotT
WspsV6n Friday, Aprii -, Mas nlxs Nrws, In the
Her frsed. ssd scqusInnoes are respectfully invited 70
bsr sis ressence corner * Houon and Greene stcet
10, remains viii be taken 70 NySs ros ntecmeal
sa,,a,, ~ w.. ~ s1ss " w. .
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TAK LATEST HEWs.

Tho steamer Bombay had arrived al Trieste with hpn-
bay dates 10 the 10Th Calcutta the i8h and Madras 70
the 18th OF March, and Bdshire 10 the 9s<h OF fceray
Gen. Outrsm about 70 send expedoon ," capture
Mehammersh The Kavoon The epabsriatcs Of troope
had commenced and attack expected TO take place
between The 18th and Goth Of March. ,, ...g Z
The Persian army again collecting al Burasooa-
Another and more serious meeting OF the men OF the IVA
Bengal native infantry at Morrshebdianad had been sup
pressed BY the presence If small force q cavalry and
artillery.
Al Dcrabay the money market VIA eas'er The rate q
Interest had been reduced one.per cent $3.50
The import market ses srtive Owing 10 The bcd
days Exports were s,esdy. Freigtts had advanced.
ExchAnge q. 2Hh ',st 1884 "a
AfCaicuta the bank rate OF n.Arest reduced two
per cent The import market Was vcfy 6rm Expcr4s
were generally steady bu. the demand for indigo was
rather less active. Exchange y. ctd.
At Madras gray shrtnss and made twist we've In good
demand. Other articles we're lees sct'ce Exports were
unchanged and fregbts were looking up Exchange b.
ot<d
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DENM ARK

hntbe ypers hsye tendercd their resignatcos ca &C
count Of local poNucs.
The Berlin zf-s denies thai delay has beer accorded
10 Denmark By Austria sDd Prussia for the settlement Of
the rosteln question through Preoch influence. II sto
oousrns The state ent that Rss has refsed TO arree N
the claims OF Denmark being referred 70 the arbitration q
tnrcpesD Towers.
Tne panbb Diet bas unanimously approved OF The sbo'-
on Of the Sound due and The treaty Concluded with tho
various Porers.
L Nod says that Denmark lnends " employ The major
portion o. the capitalization c the Sound dues In paying 81
the two caas contracted tnndoo so and 1850, which
al present constitutes heavy burthen-
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mancnt diplomatic mission at st. Petersburg. Ria n, Is
the Envoy lrenipoteniiary
The Ottoman Ambassador at Iehevan has pressotd
note, requiring t6e execution Of tho treaty &C de'tnson
and the restitution q se~en tow ns 10 Turkey, particularly
Our, Micah and Sieulan ich.
In respect TO the union Of the frncpahes, We read mat
the opinion OF the Forte bad considerably modified, beng
now inclined tc consent 10 the arrangement on oood'on
that its suDgsiny shall be respccted and nst be United
Provinces continue 10 pay annual tribute
The investigation into the GUbustying expedition 10 CIR
cas.ss. per the Kangaroo, proceeds.
Extensive emigration. organizing from Gesrosoy to
Turkey.
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Ihs-xs-CAKrxR. in Brooklyn, Wednesday, April "a
by Rev AbeJ Ssevens, CSC. W. BRcws, Of Moo York, d
AWE daughter OF Clrtss Carter, of brooklyn.
CnAx-Yhowx.- Wednesday evening, AprN -, ~
The Rev Morgan DIX WILLIAM H. OaAv M,srl r Ba0ws,
only daughter OF tho LIe Lsc Brown, Esl, both Of this
city.
foyrs-MucsutxAr the Residence o. the bvsfe,
Grsneve, ssien Isand, Thursday, April 20, by the
Rev. w Bro~nlce, Mr. j. Eo~D DoYrs. OF this CITY, 90
Miss G,Gnurx A, daughter OF AlfFed Meryeresa.
To8As--isiIsopS-Op Thursday April -, By the fsv.
James Harper, Mr.. Joas Lcs.s 10 Ms Ass" Cnso.s, al
&C this city.
Aosgs.-Ssuns--O, ruesdsy, ADril J, by the Rev. ).
wakcy, Mr.. n. ". Noce " Mss TrUss Ash srrs. both
OF this CITY
yAn-Scnr-In Philadelphia % ruesdsy April ~ by
tho Rev Dr. Ciien Mr. RICHARD VlD OF Chicago III, "
Miss MARY sssrT. OF Brooklyn.
wAnunAs--BarsSucK.- On Monday evening April %,
by the Rev Amasa Camp, Carr CSisss C. AMMAN. et
New Beifvrd Mass, 20 Mss FRANCIS Esnr Bsrssv1te.
daughter &C Professor w. Bruins -sck, OF this city.
May they have health and wealth,
And p,-ny fo< themselves.
II anything they have 10 spare,
Give u 20 the poor, and do not caro-
They must not get Jealous OF each oebet.
Hut be loving one 20 tho otber.
Their oispring they need not care for,
FOR Mayor Wood them ALL provide for,
New Bedford and Boston papers p'ease oopy
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A-sse, fro~ n Petersburg, 10 Ie Nrrd, q Brusse,s
sayethe opes,toa Of rsiass she vessels sunk 10 The v
Of sebsstcpoi has commdhced- There are upwards OF
eighty Of them sunk and srteen have already bceu ~
covered, namely the Chersopese steamer ~ DO bocse
power four transport one brig, two schoouers, two ten
ders and sx smaller crsft The foor transports ~
resy ssoa and engaged In conveying provisions aSd
equpmeois. Tho Cbcrsonsse u undergoing repairs
repalrs At NcolaieG and will be launched ssan In the
spring Besides these vesc, the eovernmeni have sis
ssilne rasepots and Of ncn 90 10 100
horse power and have but se'y bought eve steam
era, which TO cruise along the eastern csss On the
Biark Hes1
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FRANCE.

VARIOUS runors had been In circulation Of attempt
upon the Hmperors person, but they without founda
ton The runors owing N the fsot that several
rests bad taken place In Paris and the departments, Of per-
scns connected with secret society
convention has been concluded between Great britain
and France for preventing future misunderstanding with
regard the right OF trading at Porendic on the west
coast OF Africa, and n, Albreds the River Gambia
Great Britain renqu,hes the right hitherto enjoyed under
treaty OF trading from the mouth Of the river 81 John 10
tho bay port Of Poendc France cedes 10 England
French factory At Abrcds but the French are 70 have
free access 10 the Gambia for the purposes OF oem
nerce and 70 be allowed 10 reside At the tc~n OF
bathurst and such other trading stations uay hereafter
be appointed
In Parts on tie sth inst the funds cIose al EST q6c for
nnsy and Gee Ioc Cor account, and the oh inst al
Oec oc Tor money and 6e Soc for account, showing
sssceu, In n pressure Coz moDSy by increase In the
Fears OF specusior The Bank Of France returns show
lhng on cash Of million and eighty thousand francs
bu, an ncrrsse in cash the branch banks o. threco
mlhsas seven hundred snd forty three thousand. he
premium purchase Of god and silver bad Increased by
-four hundred and two thousand francs
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Nxws ysoh xrxorx, MEXICO, cvsA. wrsr Rrprks.
eorrH AND cxrTNAL ANnRfCA. 8yS---ps1ASsURs
OF TIM rfAGArA-krYAfRs IN WARRINGTON
cLoqiS0 PROCEEDINGS or THU rxv YORK LEors-
LArrRH-rHs nKw LICs1ssK Law, ErC., NO.
The wsrrIv unRALp win BE- published Al ten O'Clock tss
mnrnns fs contenis viii embrace from Europe Mer
lco Cuba we~s Indes sorth ard Central Aere Sci Ens
lib rrec,s cf Conauesi In China; Harvesting Ccrcspou
dcpee Mr. sis>s Burrows and Commodorc Arm
sruns ire United States sauadror. the Cnnea> Wa,
the Departure n the SsamshIp Niagara N ssi' IN The laying
Of he 1rsns Atlantic table Together wa full account q Ae
sui marine tecsrsphs now in operation, sd cf the pin
vhch the present Ia 10 be lsdiusrated, Edito~ais
rsrus Interesting sujes; Latest News by TeerrTs; W,
naprs Commercial Religious PuliJc Thes,rics Sporting
and Wartime Intelligence; Together eth variety q ca and
n,isctausus rms Single opss, W wrpper@ rtsdE nc
-agina Gao be had ~ he ooanSt Prce sk ostsA
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pAssENGERS BY THE AMERICA

Mrs. White Mia Guicspe and servant Mrs Dson. Mr uN
Icsp, Mrs Fzhee Captain Duherfy Mr. Besmsn ant siy,
MIR Schooded Rcs Mr. Green, Mss Ryan Captain Tvb Re
Mr. Duret Mr. Lyon lady and two children Nr Go.inar aud
baby Mrs Curtis; Mise Adams. Mr. csnPeca NJ Adams LADY
Norris Tunke White Diror onesrte FISHER Clay. Kelly.
0ikey uogcier Ma.hewson when, beai'ie. Thompson,
sevnsese r~on Avsngci Ter SUNBEAM. Brnm. No-ads,
Jowe Crawford Fly Frsycr. rc'o Morgan taurn- Row
land Gray Gtoyrr e-,oi burs HsskinS hcnp. nAa'.s
Copnor Martin Russell sinclair Shcam, Rcrm, Martin
SHUTTER Rrn,on, Scoolhch Gndon Tel, Kenny Ramsay,
Duckcti Lyon, Chsmary, Cumins fiac bucr huch
f'us Prior piais Williams, Ncvrnson, John Hrnak" 'lsr
man and Cyrus w FIed prpm HsIias isr bo-sDo '-Hon
Beu Archibald, Indy and daughter.
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GREAT BRITAIN,

The elections almost The London Pos aurn-
mares the result thus Liberals, 33s liberal
Gves, "a; conservatives, eoS Ministerial losses, l3
gaina, rs.
TIE Hon sidney Herbert spoken Of 70 repace Lord
Panmure as Minister OF War.
The Ministerial candidate Tor Speaker OF the House
Commons Is tho Hon. Evelyn Denson.
1ns Grea. Western Railroad Company Of Canada had de
cLsyed q dividend Of nine per cent --
The English government has agreed TO furnish 70 ND A.
isnt:c Telegraph Company thrce steamshpsae 70 mako
eoandidss and e~o 70 In nyg the cable The Aga
eaaasa HJnetv qua screw steamship OF 5000 tons, y 70
te epeSeA 70 ~ dom che essss IA conneesen WITH lie
UneA ssA,es seamship Niagara The entire Gable WILDE
completed In june, add be Laid in July next 49,
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nSod Ill the expectations thai have been formed Of her,
end that her captain aud officers feed proud OF per
SOrmAnce Tho British have long boaed OF the speed Of
ohetr popehers, but hey will have opportunity OF
oeetng what DO side Of the Atlantic In the
CONSTITUTION Of both vessels and machinery. From the
time Of starting ill her the machinery WAS never
once stopped for any purpose
EFYBors or LOCAL DHvIArIoNs ON THE COMPASS.
We obtain the following interesting particulars from the
Observations made by the sailing MASTER
The attraction Of the oompases In their proper places
was so great-from twenty three 70 sixty degrees-that
before sailing, IL necessary them when the
Roo la the vessel had the leas< influence upon them
They are about hundred feet from the wheel,
(her staons where they agree within one eighth
point, matters NOT bow the vessel Is heading but by
observsuons--that Is, by aImuths and ampltudes
or the sun and plsnets--we found that, when
heading 10 the Southeast the correcon,sking into con-
sideraton Tho one half point variation 10 the Westward
which exits here that they differed very little and when
heading northeast tho WAS the result but at north
Che local attraction deg 80 min Embarrassing
the ship headed 10 the westward the variation and
extraction influenced the compass in the same way When
heading northwest the correctioa WAS 10 deg ID min
westerly al northwest by half west (Which the
most westerly course seered) the variation and sttro
eioa was Ii deg 45 min westerly 1t Is customary To
eswiax shp' before sailing, 10 determine the amount OF
sooal devatioa, but had uOt the time; must a
every Opportunity determine their corrections either by
Sx,muths and amptudes of the sun and planets or
when some fixed point Of astronomical bearings
DIMENSIONS or TIN VESSEL.
rhe Niagara is the largest vessel in the American
nAvy and perhaps larger than any -ofwsr Ia the
Ssuid, NOS excepting The British aeet She
q particularly noticeable for tbs beauty and per-
Feet symetry Of her model and the fact that she Is
Chs master piece Of Of our greatest naval
architects will attract towards her the particular attention
II Ill who take interest In ship building She will
Der arrival In England be special object Of interest,"
only account Of the great In which she 70
he employed but from the fact that she understood 70 DO
bxik entirely model from all naval vessels. She
has, indeed the appearance OF hugo clipper ship
chan . man q war. Her length all Is 34S
Gee<, breadth OF beam 90, depsA Of hold 81 feet
SnOhas, and measurement 800 $40 carries when
fully armed, twelve Dahlgrea guns each IL inches In
diameter and capable Of throwing shell Of 1870 pounds
Che distance Of four miles These guns the
Wes Point foundry and weigh fourteen tons each. They
Ave not been put board In consequence Of the mission
On which She Is engaged The following table gives the
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Personal Intelligence.

sonsior Simon Cameron, Of Pennsylysns, v N phis-
depbs-
Tcn W. W. Royce, member OF Congress from South
Carolina, paced through Columbia on thc 2th inst and
VA greeted during his short stay with serenade.
Gouvernew Morris, Eq., Of New York; Hoo. Nike
Walsh, ~ New York, and Hon Fills Lewis, Chief jus
tee 81 the Supreme Court Of reonsyvsnis, IN WISH
ngon
~ Robert Mcmillan has not been removed from the po
sa of resident physician At the San FRANCISCO (Cl Ms
rine Hospital
G. X. Garrison erlMayov OF Pan PraDclsco; Hon John
A. Saring Of New vcrk; Rev james ": Beestnan q
Nee York are In washingtou N
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Tho fourth performance Of the season nj NiSls Garden
took place last evening The opera the "rrovsore
Of Verdi and the house filled in every part Tue At
traction Of the evening the arst appearance In this
city OF Nine. de Gazzanga as Leonora- Otherwise ue
Ypa we're distributed As beforeMlss A. Philips as Azu-
cena, Gsnov Brisnou Msnrico, and Sgncr MoreM (n
consequence Of the illness OF Amodlo) the Con,e d
Luna Madame de Gaxzanga made her debut in this
try a. Philadelphia in the same rpe which she sung last
night, and on that occasion the HSsup the 6rN
American Journal which reviewed her performance.
ebe pronounced TO be the only artist thai
here who has been found entirely equal The dramatic
expression OF the school Of operas OF which the Tro
vaiore aud the 'Traviata are specimens This opinion has
beeo sustained by the press and the musical public Of both
cities With regard to the performance Of last night,
only repeat what have said before In the vocal
dramatic expression of the role M0e dc Ga,zanga is much
superior TO any Of her predecessor and oar a.
tore'' than In the "Traviata The artA In the Rfs<
act very well rendered, and IN the great sceae
In the foara sa .hs Duet With msar'co ip prison,
ssesse, I'D .sewsrded with al BE lSssrs os slse
saose ssy,sxsas usual 1loseu MAS exeeissai Ma hl
ps s1ngNsr satisfactory tho lxysy, sbe tas
nottO.ce saeushfov she~Sy a.ciAns,sty ,pssc * sss
part and made attempt 70 conform 70 is dramatic
Qsemens, looking ra4he< younger than her supposed
SON The oychesra wsS good~s m always is vnaef Che
Arm hnnd OF AarrtyckA1d the chuVuses very wel
rendered. f' ..
We soery 10 the announcement the director,
that there will be but six nights OF the which
has not, far mel with the which II undenlaby
deserved The company Is In every way worthy o. tho
pubkc support and hope that the attendance Nibbos
the remaining nights viii be sufctept " show tht the
New York public appreciate and will support high
tstc performances. On Monday "Lacrezis Borgia" viii
be rivcu, with Mime. de Gszzani n a. Lacrezis.
We understand thai Madame Marietta Gazzaniga will
cancel her engagement in the aes The arst Of June
next and leave for Europe A. she il about visiting oher
Of cues previous 10 her departure will only be
able 20 appear six Niblo's Garden;
the many admirers Of this distinguished caniasce viii
therefore make note accordingly.
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DeIth
Surface presented 70 ue nre 40 So tee<
Crate surface fos eq 'e@
1te thickness of the plates Of which these boors
are made IA 49, TAG and 2 inch thickness and these are
double riyes.ed In all parts exoept where exposed the
fire. The tubes made OF brass each two inches
in diameter and s7k inches long.
The boilers and fire occupy space Of Al fee< 10
length and SO feet in breadth They below the wteene
and surrounded all sides by the coal hch form
a complete protection against gancng The Are
ia ventilated by three large matches There smoke
tes for the forward aod the other for the ster
boilers. The heat perfectly absorbed these pipes
hotter than iron exposed TO the rays Of the sam
ners AS proof of this fact Sufficient 10 state
that from indicator diagrams taken al varioas was
proved that the evaporation exceeded sx pounds for eseh
pound OF coal consumed.
The top Of the smoke pipes, when extended To their r
length, rises to the height OF thirty two ee+ sbove tho
deck, and by of telescope contriSsnoe be
lowered to within twelve feet OF it, BY this they
be removed out Of the way OF the sails, and presAt
no impedu.ent 70 the vessel when under canvass r.
Over the passage way between the engines and boilers.
Is small auxiliary boiler and two wo~thington steam
pumps. These pumps are arranged for supplying and
pumping out both the boilers and the bye aud also tor
pumping any part Of the ship In Of fire. Two
donkey engines" employed Tor hosting purposes;
and the Wohngon panps and donkey engines are all 30
arranged that they be driyea either ny the saKary
main boilers.
The coal bunkers surround the engines and boilers,
forming have stated, complete protection TO the
machinery They capable Of containing $50 tons Of
COAL sufficient 70 last, At eight knot speed per hour,
twenty Eve days. These coal 6uners, with the engines
and boilers, occupy space extending ninety feet in the
length Of the ship below the berth deck by ts width No
part Of the machinery, except the smoke pipes, extend
above the berth deck and the weight or the WHOLE with
out coal or water, Is $50 tons.
The Niagara returned TO the Light ship yesterday
Ing 10 Land Mr. James Murphy he maker Of her engne)
and others and after she bore away her voyage
London.
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SPAIN.

rcyri decree enacts thai sixteen be,alons OF infantry
Q, the srry NJ Cuba shAn ~ fcrncd into egh, rcsne0h
OF txo bsuaIsca each.
Madrid letter says vrry active communicates arc
fading place between the spanish government and those OF
France and England the subject Of the difference be
tween Spain and Mexico The Spanish Cabinet hopes 70
obtain The mora support o. those two Powers and In Tho
event Of the question gong bcyond war between Spain
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