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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

The National AnSavsrsasy y. -Ansirs In WASH
ington--Nsws from Europ~, rsxcs, Cuba,
West Indlrs, Sourn America, xsr.--Int<r est
ing from Utah. Our Relations win Ene
InoiaDs--Ths Tenaansepso Rous~--Cr"ps
and Crop Preparedness Intelligence
IIets, &c., DC.
The WEEKLY HKRALD will b published at tea O'Clock
This morning Among IT. contents win be found The follow
ing
Affairs In and about wsshinEto
TIE National HoidsyTbe Celebration Of Independence
Day In the Metropolis and about tho Ciydrand
Military essionA Fine Day. Fun and Fireworks No
Ricpg and but little DRUM essThe TAmm Cee'
brsion--Hon. Gale, Cushir g's Grafton. &c. &c.
NewB from Xurope-The Slave Trade and Free Labor
Questions in England and France ord Dorbys Opinion OF
the Anglo American Dnculty-The War In India, &c.
Interesting from hexcorhs Juarez Government Vera
CruzPosiiou Of our Minister In Mexicosge OF 0usdsis
ara-Boody Character Of the Present Of
Tho Liberal Cause-vidAurri Seeks Losn-AHairs tho
Rio Grsnde &C.
Interesting from UsAh-One week Later frem Camp Scott
Orders Marching for Salt Lake Csywi the Mormons
Accept the Presidents PsrdonrCard from Or. Bsrnhsel
SC, SO.
News from Cuba West indies South America, 30
Our Rotations with the IndiAns-Anrospssed War on the
Western BorderA whole Town Destroyed In Dacotah, &C.
The rcbusutepec Route-Proceedngs OF the Company to
Open Line The Quaker City Bought
and Contrac,s Nsdeworkmsn Aad River to bs
sent downThe New Route from New York to New Orleans
and its Pacific Connections Prospects of tho Te
buan.epec lshmus, &C, &c.
Editorials on Leading Topics Of the Day.
Lsest News by Telegraph
Financial, Commercial, Religious. Political Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence
Weekly Review OF the New York Cattle Market
Family harke, ReporRessi, Prices Of ell kinds Of
ketAbls produce.
Marriages aud Deslhs together with Large variety Of In
tsresting Local and Miscellaneous Items
Single COPIES In wrappers rsxdy for mains be lad
1t the counter. Price SIX osnts
The mails for Southampton, HA7re and Bremen by the
steamship ARIEL will close the Post Ones at half
o'clock this morning. The WEEHLx HERALD will bs ready
In time for mailing
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.
PHuArruPuA, jay q, 1898.
storsr not Gre, among spectators, but gene
Nav omsass, July 9, 1855
steady. Fiour-Ssies OF ooo.bos ~ Louis supernoe 81
- IS xhsni--sprns, 7sc Corn ~ coo. . 7sc. Ness
lIsrx-SAes OF 500 pols 81 $40 sis 90 the market
II Barrxopx, july Q, 1885,
II rlosr dui. bai steady. whes,-whne 81 20 81 s5
cd o. IS. Torn better; white, Isc 7sc; yellow, SOC
SIC. wbiassy advanced to e4c 24kc Provisions
Pave A. advancing tendency pse2n-sdes, 70; snoui-
IN PUIaDr1r1uA, Jolly 2, 1888.
sjour dull Wheat scarce end po; wanted; prices uu-
chhHe1 ftlio~ TeSc wnissey scarce and cd
,vAcing; sales al ftc 26,.c.
IN Albany, July a-6P.M
hsls whes uu sacs only in small parcels Corn quiet,
at iess doing 500 bushels roc Tic for good
aas6s noe' for Sesied hslt-hne Western eoc asked
sa'rpec by lows 70 dsy-So 900 bushes corn; 900
Brvsro, July e--epM
Fsur- Demand moderate; sacs Of 900 bbs at 80 rs
81 = ,og good 70 choice saperane Wisconsin and I
s "a 81 Is for fancy and eTsrs ohio Indiana Mschi.
go and Canadian 81 Is for choice extra Wisconsin, ana
az 81 a M Tor choice extras latter for very choice
whcst In fair demand but the market cor Chcsso spring
r. heavy; ssies Of 400 bushels red Ohio slh 1000
sushcs Miwaukic club NJ TIC. coo bushels white Ken
t1osy 81 l2, GOO bushels white Canadian 81 81 2ots
bushels rec OHIO Sc 1880 bushels Chicago spring At
Gee and 5000 bushels 90 a. csc Corn que, and ma. AZ
bushels CSC 2soo bushels hot al 47c Oats In scilvs
demand and rs.ss easier s-rs-2T 900 bushels At Soc
u go bushels Of 37kc., 100 bushels o. $50 1880
bashels 10 arrive nj sTxo whiskey quiet, and small
saes the trade at 22o. Canal freights 400 a,ur
lie wheat, aud 10c. corn 10 New York Receipts
the twenty tour hours Flour, 2so1 hols wheat
g.i<eushels; corn, 4b40 bushels; 63l2 blshes.
nA expc,s the lsst twezty four hoars-l ,Sse bels
a5ur, 3si23 bushels wheat, 94e bushels corn 81 62
eLshels osss
Oswseo, July q--6PM
Tlour unchanged. Wheat hru Gales 600 bushels az
80 for Chicago spring, AMI SOC for Nh ~auki, club
corn io-er; sales 20 600 bushels eso go for SOUND,
s5t sic for hot. Freiehts sbate 6rmer Flour 77c
i rbest Thc, TO New yorn lake imports To day. 900
tusheis wheat Canal exporis--leo0o bushels wheat,
i go bushels corn, 1900 bushels barley.
CisuNNA1, July q, 1858.
flour firm At ~ "a 40 Tor extra; sales OF 2too bills
,psrdne for delivery In September nj 81 So. Wheat
Ule,m. Corn steady. whiskey advanced 10 2lc Mess
klscrt advsn'ed 70 s1s 70.
Flour dull whest inactive: sales at 62c Corn steady.
ipst, firm shipments 70 0nGsio-20 900 bushels wheat
ocO hushcls corn ~ 900 bushels oats shpm 20
Rlsrseo-2S,0O0 bushels corn. Receipts-2O00 bbs
\ 5,ur, 60 coo bushes wheat; 5000 bushels corn
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Ccmmsn Pisss-specisI Term.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.

rHI QUESTION OF STRAIN ENGINES on FOURTH AvKsuE
inflow FoRrrncosp STREET.
Ju1Y 9-7hs Nrp Fork and Harl<m Railroad Company
Tie koycr. Aid,vrsn, DC, Of Nsw rork, and tss Ne
sepoiitaa Police CONFERENCE.-The order Obtained By
the plaintiffs 10 tbow why Injunction should
be made permanent restraining he Defendants from int
ferirg with the running Of engines on the Four,s
avenue between fhrty and Forty second stree
was rssu,nabs this morning There great array Of
counsel on both sides For the Harlem Railroad Company
appear Messrs O. ". Sanford, G. OConor. ". Noye-
and Bpse for the property owners the nayor aud the
Police Commissioners, exJudges Bronson and Dean =,
Messrs X Busted. Corporation Counsel ID d. Field Van
derpco and Reynolds The complaint Of the plaintiffs oil
eees that The Police Commissioners, upon the 17th June
sst uron verbal application Of persons represcn
ing themselves 70 occupsers and owners Of property on
Murray h ana ~hcu, any p,oos s Or legal procssdns
ent Of Pocs 10 enforce resolution or ordinadce Of the
corporaton Of the cry Of Nev York against the running
OF ssesm eneiues the Fourth avenue below Forsyse
cord street The p,Aipsns believe that such order q lie
sa yet Mr. Tamsdee insists upon his right and suthor
" TO ssop the engines d Forty second street, and prevent
their running through the tunnel whereby the whole bust
ness Of the plaintiffs would be interrupted their
their engine depot and machine sbos and milk station
their ssm engines 70 be 30 far interrupted be ruin
70 the business Of the company.
lite de'eboapis 10 answer TO tins complaint read mum
Der Of sfndayiis OF property owners (some thirty
fry) to the effect that the steam engines OF tho Harlem
Rsfosd q mrspy, running between thirty second and
fnrtf 0ftttsj NC krtns
the sferrcop; that the smoke bas sufocstng influence
on the ssmesphere destroy The beauty Of their resi-
cences end impsrnq the saubrity Of the air; that
lives q the nbsbMants Of the Fourth avenue and 10
eehborhocd are endangered by the running Of steam
treiJts RAPID rate and with Lesser power Of
berg stopped than drawn By horses; In TACT ha
The Of stem perfect nuisance. Others stated In
sdsvs that when they purchssed property In that
vscnsse they insured that ordinance had beer
passed By the Common Council Of New York whereby
the Bsrh Rslross Company would be compelled 1T o
stvep time 10 cease the Of steam on the Fourth
svttue. aud ibet they have ~ yet done so
Nr sanford opcred the for The Hsrlem Railroad
Company Al the conclusion Of bis remarks the further
hsarirg zee edjourped 10 Monday morning, when the
Corporation Counsel will reply the part Of the city
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HALIFAX, July o, 1858.
The British steamer styx, from Havana the Lat
inst arrived At this port lasl night She reports the
yellow fever raging badly there. Her officers appear 70
DO highly amused with the American version Of their
proceedings in the Gulf Of Mexico
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CITY IrtelInRopee.

IEFTRMARy FOR WOMEN AND CluLDKxS the third n
fair for the benefit Of the lBnrmary for womea ant
Children" will be held carly In December nex Tns to-
situon, which Is situated at No 81 beecker street
threetod object in view, viz In furnishing medical sd
Of women 70 their providing practical INSTRUCTION
FOR fsmfle Students and In training nurses. II fac
womsR's hospital and merits the support Of tn az
deem good nurses and female physicians pub &c ne
cessity
TIE Law INSTITUTE rbs United States District Attorney
Theodore Sedgwick Eq has written to the Secretary OF
the INTERIOR suggesting the cree, another
story the building rented b, them In Chambers street
for the federal courts TO be used the OF law
library, which would be accessible 10 the United states
authorities and practitioners well the members Of
the State courts The Law Institute Is supported by
subscriptions from the members OF the bar and the rcot
which they pay ct present for their room e2500) alb
eorbs much Of the funds thai there little len for the
purchase books necessary for tho of the profession
We think the suggestion OF Mr. Seds wick good one,
and viii doubt be SECOND cd by the Judges and every
member OF the bar
SuIc'pE ny DRowMsG.- Coroner Perry held inquest
Friday upon the body OF Mary vsndsrbogsrt native
Of England sixty five years Of ago. who committed sui
eide on Thursday night by jumping nso the dosx foo,
Nyack, but Of late = visit 10 her daughter in sh
city. Family troubles, Is said led her 10 take her life
verdict Of suicide was rendered by the jury.
observation-disclosures Glow, residing Al No. % Margin
street, was trying experiments yesterday With the
chinsry Of small steamer lying at tho foot Of Christie
pher street. when he In contact with the piston rod
aud sustained fracture OF the Les and other Duries
He was attended BY physician and then taken home.
John White, laborer, while al work pier foot Of
Fourteenth street North river yesterday beoa ne over
the wharf and taken 70 the NAH ward station house.
where physician succeeded in restoring him.
Mrs. Polhemus, residing In Pacific street. Brooklyn
thrown from the steps Of Fifth stage al Fulton
ferry yesterday and sustained serious injury spine
She conveyed In carriage 70 her residence. Mrs p
ID the wife Of Wall street broker
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Fire In Roxbury. Mass.

BOSTON, July Q, 1885,
Late last night fire broke out 1t the corner OF Wash
ington and Hanneman streets, In Roxbury, destroying
Jno McEroy's stables. with four horses; VIM McDoys
dry goods store Mr. Bakors shoe store Mr. Dowaiug's
srosery and two dwelling houses The loss stated at
about $4,000
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Police intelligence.

SEIZURE OF sUGAR.-About 500 pounds OF sugar was
seized this morning by tho Harbor police force ~ss
being conveyed from the bark Nebraska OF Bath, Capt
Fireman. lately arrived from CArdepas and claimed by
Mr.. j. n Ceballos, the coDsisDee Of the cargo had
been sold By some one connected with the vessel 10
dealer In stolen property
ARREST THEATRICAL CHARACTER RoDBxRY. Thus.
W. Boyd, late an cmploys Of Mr.. james O. Watson,
chant tailor In Union place, arrested Thursday
night charged with sos from hs employer, ADD
occsnprg with it, The theft took place days ago,
hui the police were unable 10 trace the fugitive until
thursday, when they learned that he had gene TO New
HsveD, therce to Stanford, and thence to Nor walk.
Ocsr BoLoey started in pursuit OF bin, and found him a,
be latter place occupying the position Of treasurer and
business egent Of company of thcarcss announced IN
perform that night he bad assumed the pame Of r.
Bcgart and or need r toe es " take part Ia
the play He begged the officer 10 let hiU play his
Ysr oefcre tasps him 70 the lock up and his petition
VAS granted. On Friday morning he brought 10 this
city and Justice Quackenbush committed him 70
The money he bad stolen from Mr. Watson had been given
him 10 deposit In Of the banks. Since the THEFT Mr.
w. has discovered tina. other Instances be has acted
dishonesty and thus far his by him hAs been about
1910
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Arrest OF Ccunserfcsssrs.

LONDON, C. w., July Q, 1858.
ES naive oounterfens arrangements were discovered
here day, and tso brothers named soser. and man
usmed Smith woro arrcstrd for being engaged In the
bssinsr Papers were found imposslpg the parties 10
ssw Yort and elsewhere. Their examination Is stu
rasaS cn.
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Accident I'm Buffalo

BUFFALO, July 0, 1858.
H. G. Gilbert commercial editor Of the Buffalo Cssnaev-
cdl Advertiser and commercial reporter Of tho New York
Associated Press wss instantly killed this morning by
tho falling Of scsao.d at No. Ia Central wharf.
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MAcKN-wnNE-M Fishkin Landing, Duchess coun.
W. on thursday July 8, by the Rev. J. a. suydam Mr..
JAMES NAcKIS 10 Mrs sARAH daughter Of James wse
ell Of the above named place.
HicHxr-- Hill - On Thursday, July 8, by Rev. Mr..
futile, ROBERT HIGur 70 MARY HnL both of this city.
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Sentence for Slave Stealing.

PETERSBURG, w July U, looo'
The trial Of the captain and Of the schooner Fran
os French, the charge Of stealing slaves, commenced
al the Hastings Court, Smithheld day. Tho steward
Thompson, plead guilty and was sentenced To ten years
Imprisonment in the penitentary.
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Theatrical ard Osber Amus. ments.

NmLo's GARDEs.-Tbe excellent comedy ccmpsny, In.
GLIDING Miss shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Blake, ana Msssrs
BrouRbsm and wheateieb. wiz perform this evening in
"5ketches In India" and "Pacdy Rs su'e Dream"
WAIIAcgs--Mr Florence s again TO appear to night ia
bis highly humorous part OF Pheim In Bfoughsms lively
legendary sketch OF sOFiann'gan and me FAIRIES I"
"Mschievous Annie" follows. win Mrs. Florence the
heroine.
close 10 day. In the afternoon TO have three
nirth provoking pieces, ara nj night the "Fores OF
ards benefit.
kIknxssy Ii being the intention 81 the Messrs.
Bryant 70 close their ball for fortnight IN order tina.
may be ceansed and redecos ated Msnsser Weed viii,
after this evening have the entire ccorec field
himself for While Both pari,s tender superior pro-
erammes for to night.
PALACE CARpxN.-Persons DESTROYS OF enjoying exbil
rating delicious ices and other rert shmene and
at the same time hear varsity Of exquisite music, should
attend the promenade concert to be given under Mr.
Bakers direction tc night.
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he City or Baltam0re.

The Detention OF the City or Baltimors.
HALIFAX, July Q, 1865.
The steamship City Of Baltimore has not yet completed
her repairs, and probably will not leave here until TO-
morrow evening.
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WASHINGTON, July v, looS.
Commander Page, who Ia dssiguatsd 70 command the
naval force 10 be despatched TO Paraguay has had ~ in
srvsw with the Secretary Of the Navy on the subject
That government it 10 said, has three effective war
stsams and the fort which hands the navigation Of
the pana river OF great power and under French eDg
HeEcs deemed important to tho success OF the
mission that the United States shalt prepared for all
able emergencies the President having been clothed by
Congress with ample power to enforce all the just de-
mApos Of government.
The Secretary o. the Interior ef this evening for Mis-
siss pp and will DO absent about month.
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Csbssdcrc's Hssr Dy., wigs and Tcupess-
h best 10 he wcrs For sale and Ire DYE privately applied
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Tie hrsi medical periodicals OF Fuups 81
nrmed dyspepsa abandoned hopeless ~ the facu ",
ie 70 short course Of these ps Sold at 70 Maiden Lane
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Brsns'rsth's Pilis-Up Town Once nc Camp
ees dfys sore Of bshh and twenty
street IS csnts per boz.
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Radical Care Truss 0msce.-Ma-.h a Co..
NO. vessy sscs< Assor House Trussss sud supporters
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Naval Iptssssaepee.


The new soop Of war Persacola Is advancing rapidly
under tho vigorous blows of the Navy YARD workmeu.
serted and the work Of paukpg commenced rhe last
session of Congress appropriated $500 coo for the
o. this work. 10 ADDITION N the $500 600 previously
appropriated and this sum amply sufficient for thu
purpose there nov no danger apprchcnded Of scarcty
tfuros Her materials Of the dlest quality, and
ave doubt that when completed she will do honor
bEders ana be well worthy 70 bear tue nsne az
r.suuful city We understand that the naval
hopes 10 be able launch her In April nextnsoeola
Ven Era, yune 90.
stated ttai orders have been received the Navy
YARD Ctar!csown, for the inmeoista construction Of
ioop Of way 1873 feet In length 81 feet breadth OF bean
ard o. 200 TONS She Is 70 carry three guns,
y be Of very light draft
fFrom the Norfolk Herald, July 81
UsrKD STATES sufP aARfoy,
MosaoyiA, May "a, 1855. (
We arrived here from Porte PrayA the 2oh, after
III days from Norfolk to Porte Prays-qus good one
casderirg the Mar'cn has not the reputation Of fast
-autr. We taok sale on the 9th, when lasted ri,h
much severity until the IAN, when the ~ioss became
nfbt, and On continued until fes dsys OF port We
upd In port The United States chip Dale having becn In
fec weeks from cruise down the coast. They have
somo sickness board the disease Is something similar
% the black vomt conu acted ~hie q cruise 10
,ouib ward, They were glad 10 get up the coast
rore. a. they bad been down upwards Of seven
oDibs. She sailed = few days after arrival
erulse up 10 The Car aries aud Madeira We have pot
the v'pcenpes We beard she was al Nonrovi4
ne lat az May. II is sald to be unhealthy this
- be oowa the coast soue month";. and, IKE
ne Dale, the Commodore may como down and All 10
sHh provisioDe but hope not DC not IKE this part Of
station. We sa the 2stb Of this month Tor Cape
Pa mas our ny here quite short We have our kroomen
~ board, and pow ready TO sail OR mess, together
riih the rcs ing upinerrrpie, good health
sno get siorf Ike q bmd OF brothers all surviving vi h
tia, socAby to make each other oontsnsd and HAPPY.
Elastic steckings, Radical Cure Trussss,
'ormisy. Dr.. d. J. rxksoss once. No. > Ann street
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Summer Uuaerahasts, Drawers and Hosiery,
every variety and ~ moderate prices al MvoDfs Do
RIosdwsy.
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Fnssna Csac6ers -N Won Want the Mcss
desbul snd healthy pourssm nj ever male try wings
farira crnckers In purchasing be
-iaht knd for Wings those
having the name A WING, stamped on them.
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Bsiiasds Hasv Dye sakss All Others Down,
Broadway, eoraey " ysssl strsek
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Baxxyss rrscophsrS~s h tns Seed and
seapest Axse for drsaans beaunyina eieAnrsx surliax
greserying 80 rssaovns hs has Lsdies VIZ Y soS 81
al arugEADA
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MISCELLANEOUS
"a r.v. HAUGHwOrT co
Have De pleasure Of Announcing tse erss asd me
Ne that their extensive for he production Oh
FlNK sIIvkR WARE
10 In fuloperac and they have hand srgs ana
eiegaut assortment ~
Tea sets coHce sets, urns trays,
Spoons, forks tureens,
vegetatfe dishes. cake bsshen. c1toFa,
to~ets butter dishes, &c, &c,
OF entirely and elegant designs g which hey respecs
fully invite the attention of the public Intending 70 maize
hs important branch q hsir future business they
th~ public that he{ w spsre neither labor nor
pense productions OF ARTICLES OF surpsssnG beauty and
workmsnsbip.
as ssce~taued by actual erpermenp ssd ever article
r~''ei pxardss rvRsrsHRD FoR PRESENTATION.
~. HAUoHwOUf 90.
Sess~ Y psesArNy ~ Bsysss ssvsA
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The Hats that Knox makes may always be
csr eubsc from made by any other snufac,urer.
They innscaly excellent and peculiar In style and
.Sspe and decidedly marked chsrscter BN0x Ia
conde-t TO be Of the leading haters OF the city and
ry Who calls At his store at Broadway and Fu
ton will be sas6ed that regards the extent the va
r-ty the beauty OF the stock he cannot excesd.
2c Cs.t Ambrcsyp< Lskerssses, with Gaze
Crest for portraits LEGO taken daily by machinery, a.
\ NV l.i.e, 94z Roadway.
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Htll's Hair Dye, q sniiIsngs q Box. Black
Of brown, No Barclay street fnimsbe hair cutting
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THE New RUSSIAN FuGArE The Eigste General At
mira now building for the Imperial Russian government
by VIM. b. Webb, q, as the foot OF Sixth street, East
river, pretty we'll advanced towards completion her
spar deck being laid and the plankng outside nearly
finished, she presents most favorable opportunity to
examine the model and construction Of this immense ship
which expected 10 be launched carly the ensuing fall
The dlmensons Of the Grand Admiral folio vs.
Length scar deck 3o7 feet. breadth S. feet eug.n
all about 1876 feet dsph spar deck "a feet She pierced
with "A sco ports and two ports lower deck and
so side ports and four large ports forward and four largo
ports aft spar deck. Her will OF 40
shell guns Of large caibre gun Deck and 20 Icing guns
and pivot guns OF largest size her spar deck The
will number 500 men, and she has capacity TO carry
water and provisions for their sustenauce sufficient for six
MONTHS in addition to which she has stowsge room in her
coal bunkers for 200 Of COAL and win draw not
rs feet with everything board Tor asx months cruise
The Grand Admiral will be propelled By two direct
horizontal engines each cy Under Of which will be eighty
four inches in diameter aud three feet nine inch stroke
with nominal power Of 800 horse but actual horse
power Of about oo The propeller will be niaeteeu and
half In diameter and IL Of Grths patent aud
Elk horizontal tubular boilers which building Of
the Novelty Iron Works The ship will be rugged fully
~ II no steam YVES to be used.
This ship viii be ventilated In and 10 extern.
before attempted by the Introduction OF pipes be
tween the timbers aud insde II the ship which connect
with blower driven by engine fitted expressly tor
this purpose thus giving full supply offresh Ar between
decks and the sme preserving the timbsrs from
decay Those competent TO judge pronounce the Grand
Admiral far superior strength to any vessel of her class
ever built, nothing whatever having been le unione
which could in soy combine the qua ss of enau
rance and tas.e.
The construction nmsnt Of this nne ship and engines
superinendec By Capt shesakof, assisted by Captains
Schwartz, Ivsstchenkc and seresuca, and Lsusenants
Mcjasky Be,avenc'z ard KolobnD, AL OF whom inds
fAtgable In attending ~ their various duties.
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A. Gr~sdtesn 10 ne Only Person who can
consulted scientifically al disesses % the human
- Church street. cpper of Barclay The sxib kghs
svenue sop a Tie door Of the establishment