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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Excursion IN THE WIsAss STKaMER.--On Friday
Last by invitation politely rendered US by Thomss
Winans esq., who rs the originator OF TINS unqsS
specimen Of naval architecture and who Is Joins pro-
pretor Of her with hts father, Ross Wioans esq, o.
Baltimore, absent in Europe, We made an OK
curson in her down the Potomac River and into Ches
speake Bay, a distance Of IL miles and back. The
time occupied In this trip Of "a miles was just hours
from the time the fastenings were cast on nom the
wharf until she was again at her moor1ngs, and we
upon terra trina. The performance OF thn marine
locomotive. for such il may appropriately bs styled,
was admirable. When she started, her steam ws noe
up, and for mile or two, she moved rather slowly
through the smooth water, scarcely appearing % dis
turb It's surface, or to give any indication, ~ Jsr o.
sound that there was q stcsm-engpe board But tho
revolutions of tho propelipg wheel gradually became
quicker, and her speed greater, until II reached the
raie of about Is miles hour. Still, there W.
scarcely any psrceptble jar from the machinery. 20
perfectly was It adjusted and the disturbance Of the
water by the passage Of the vessel Was marvslousy
slight. so clean indeed, was her movement, thst Q
ss would scarcely have felt any agitation In CRUISING
her wake.
lis toths point--the obtaining Of good model that
will traverse the water with least resistancs-thst the
experiments Of M Wnans have been thus far chiehy
directed He has twice increased the length and
sharpness OF the vessel until she 70 now 2t iees Dae.
and absolutely pointed at both ends. Her breadth OF
beam or diameter for she Is perfectly round y the
same as at rst 10 feet. Sixty -four feet have besa
added to her length since we saw her last Winsof,
and Mr. Winans now Expresses himself sstisned IN
the resuts Of his experiments in this direction. The
greater length and sharpness have augmented speed
and have increased the cleanness Of her movement,
until Improvement on the latter point seems hardly pos
sible.
When 10 gets the model and machinery to suit him,
be intends to try the going qualities OF tho Gran,
which have never a. yet been tested.
The objects which Sir. Winsns seeks 10 accomplish
ia this form are precisely those which the PROTECTOR q
the Great Eastern hope TO attain IN that form 70 VIZ,
avoidance of motion and capacity for uninterrupted s
ocstion OF the motive power BY which great sverags
need viii be obtained The Winans steamer u d.
signed TO 20 through the waves, thus avoiding the
tossing which the vast proportions Of the Great Ea:t
are intended 10 remedy; and her propellng whest,
sIrnss he one half submerged and therefore In Coz
dion TO receive tho full working power OF the engnss
II she roll upon either side punges through wave.
her propeller can never be less Though oftsn much
smooth water, Portland Argus, 18th ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Mr.B.S. Hsdrick ma been appointed Professor
Of Mathematics in the Cooper Institute, which y 10
ooen December l. Mr.. Hedrck IVES formerly Prots'-
40, Of Chemistry in the North Carolins University.
and was also, for time, connected with the Nautical
Almanac Office st c. nbridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

t. a. Edit, Of n. n Y T,,b.aA.
SIR: Your correspondents account Of the Utica
Convention of the 2sth ult was unfortunate as to
demand correction.
No letters from candidates were read in the Conyen
ton. An attempt to do was defeated by question
of order, and motion to adjourn FOR dinner.
The questioning Of candidates was the voluntary
act of come individual members of former CoIyen
tons.
The Resolution Committee reported resolution IN
favor of imposing tolls upon railroads generally, the
first Of the kind that has beer proposed IN any oil these
Conventions. ,
substitute Was promptly offered and ably sustained
By Mr. Cooper OF Utica, to repeal the law OF lsol
"releasng tos, and modify the law Of 1917, allowing
certain roads TO Cary freight upon payment OF tolls
This was finally withdrawn by sir. Cooper, ana Mr.
Bssco Of Senecs mot Of Broome, as your correspond
ent locates HIM moved to substitute the resolution
adopted al Syracuse isst December and at Rochester
this north, ard il was adopted.
From your account, and tina, OF the Associste1
Press il IL 70 be inferred that the Convention declared
in favor OF imposing tolls on railroads generally, out
give You the resolution adopted in its words:
Rcred Th.: the remedy or the existing financial embar
viii te repeal OF the law Of 1851 releasing tolls on
raoses and such LEGISLATION will subject r.re d c9Ip.
they passed TO the con6ions
qRfsr "'h they were permitted 70 ''' "s'sA' '' -" "
The proposition Of the Committee was regarded in
the Convention as mere ruse to save tue Cenra. no
serious proposition impose tolls such roads As the
Hudson Eiie, or Brghanton has been made or urged
in any of these Conventions.
class of scribbers earn their free sses u these
Conventions by Tiaiculing the speeches, appearance
age voice ard size of noses OF the members, bu. We
cannot afford 10 allow them, unconradicted to entirely
misAte the decisions Of the Conventions themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
REPORT Of Me DisDensnriss Of the cry Of Ncr- York
f,y the XoEH Of September, 1859.


During IA. month Spsmbrr sbsye shown medical aud
surgical services. vaccination aud medicine Afforded zratu
itou,ly 20 10 So9 p-rsous. $500
dJsenisry. -, ,.... ..
he most imporau, cholera fsn,a darrhsa
niffs1t and eruptlye feyefs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Pr, OyyR.-A little gri, named May NcNsm1S
"a ,.srs N. ron over TaufsAsy ssssnoon 49,.
~ x psr-u.s No. TO West Eshsssn,A sszsst ga "
aop6>1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

RIAL EsrArr.-The following sales were made
or Thursdsy by A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.;
s,ory IN i.ion: HOcse and 10, No a Rs..v.i e saa
foctrf on the Nee Bow-Iy, % and ek'o ana - T. -
Too b.ic Hsssss spA Lot Ne. QhvssG L ssxS. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

would mske us incline to The latter hypothesis; and
We await via he may Hereafter send US with the
greatest cmiosiiy and interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
CORRECTIONS.
Ia IN Editor Of 1HsN. Y. Trthrne-

To Ia Editor Of The r. y TribsnG
SIZE Allow me to correct a misrepresentation IN
THE TRIBUNE Of the ith inst.
Not one word about Unitariauism" was writer in
the document which | sent to the Third Presbytery
Of New. York, asking for dsnission from said Pres
byieTy.
None Of the Presbytery would testify that had
made profession" OF UDiversahsm. My great trouble
was With tie doctrines Of the TrInHy voluntary
ard happy renuncistion of these doctrines 0ccdsoned
nv request
Ny decision on those profound and perpleNing quss-
tons brings into nearest relation TO- and sympathy
with the CDitarians, who had experienced my own
perpe1ites and low enjoy the bessedkruth and peace
feel LA FAfHTrE BUSHNELL
Neg York Oct s. 1883.
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MouSr VERNON FUSD.-The following letter and
sums have been received since the last report Of the
" Association"
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Strt1uFen IN Der Df6ee JpederG.
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OF Giaentbamer s~rnrfetien btele Wiebtatn Der Mnfntrtfar.
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ben un8ldu5iaten ~lbtr3eusen, bdB btefes Bitters ~ntrtitb bt
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Waspr8-Offee BEN %. NtoE 1859.
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febenre OrnpnGus ps DenpprS unb Staptratbs Der Stabt
Baltimore, trllden am 5. Stunt 1850, eelenft.
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0olortcster 0aiIp spp.

The NAPoLEoNIc DYNAsTY.-The Princess
Clotilde is about to revive the title of grand
father in the line of Savoy, and Victor Eman-
uel though he is but 40 years old, will soon ap-
pear in that interesting Character; and Prince
Napoleon, that much abused man, will assume
the position of legitimate papa. Eugene,
PImperdtice, is in like Interesting" and "del-
ieate' condition; so that, unless both ladies
should contribute daughters to the imperial
family, the Napoleonic dynasty is about TO
have itself strengthened by the presence of adj
ditional heirs; for a son of Prince Napoleon
and Clotilde would come within the line of
succession to the French throne. The ladies
of the family are doing their utmost, and no
doubt well, to strengthen it, and to earn
the right to be considered great women accord.
ing to the definition of the first Napoleon, who
said that she was the greatest woman who had
the greatest number of children rduelier.