The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

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tsese eSa gcS, q Sess beam, 10 TO-
slaF = ~ IN tcasa : Belts, wb' Dahware,
s0b@@s u 1f~ss. aStiug prope 70 MOI
syhndsr, u .acn smoke
Or lt-SchomefC Actus, ~ tons, bum ~ Cnaxlss
nhsnAp ACo., Nw Orleans, Of i've ok, 10. intended
ss ~ Nov orlsat ana Braaos ssAe 100 fey lsus a
fsss beam, feet hid.
nov. 2s.-NAi' bda Netsae Merrill, 1907 LII for Ne
hAvnan Eovsrnmei Of OAK, 40, c2f' seagj n fest
beam, 7xfeet hold and rugged as pill
nsn snIr BunDnS-nxpEN 1 90. wNponY.
LaamcA4d.
Hwr. n.--rhe ironstde wheel st Alabama,
buiN for CAytain Janssr. Day, 70 pa az I'm Now Or
Sans ana hoOi'e. Enc 100 Tons, 80, long, 80 feet
beam, 10 bet hold. Maoioery by tes,a. IRON works.
e0hssms vne low pressure bciie w cylinder, 10
feet stroke. Wheel 50 ieA IN diam se ,et face.
m0e &ooh
An IRON steamboat, not yet nam tclr built FOR the
TfusAing, Colee Point and New ys eeamboes Usm-
ny AAcnfry oy the Morgan 3. Works. she IA 70
- zoo IONS pc frame to be rs u Angle iron, 8x3
ele, pnced oman average Of ., m apart; every al
sernate frame floor has vers gs IL inches deep,
r~ested 70 the ame, making Z thwartship grid
srs, which are spnrely bound s6ss. by six wrought
ZION fore and fkeelsons, NAL d bottom Of the boat
snorougn uusswork. The on'ss plating consists Of
sAect iron varyir\ from X g ii. She Is TO have
awooden deck 81 deck fru z .chinery 10 be one
vertical beam engte 50 me- get 10 feet stroke, ono
low pressure nus nd tabub1 0as-
q. \. DElAxAsAI. rHng sasE STREET, EAST H.
PrsA e
81 IT,
Nov. 2S-Tio non screa soi Ter Matanzas, bulk for
Nora Brothers Navarro N New York and Ma
tanxas trade 90 tons, 80 ~ deck % feet beam, 20
bet ei2 hold; propeller A's er badss IA feet in dia
meter hschibry COM " ne direct acting condens-
hg engine SO iches IL 'a.oer, Is iich stroke. This
vessel 10 the frsron Al built in he United States,
and has been contrue 3 niormitywth the English
LDyd's rule fsran Al amship.
Rg .00K.
schooner Of abo.. b ms Is on tn stocks, particu-
hars Of which casno X y rtained
HoIOr ~ 30 JERSEY CrY.
Nothing ID going q her place, excepting repairs 70
Ssrry bssts
We learn that tpaes8 for two steamships for the
ssuthern trade " q ,nnrmed shortly the particulars
Of which have D.; -.,s ,ired.
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Preceding "a he Nation m Democratic
fSeSssavc COMMITTEE.
APPoNTxENT o. DAY FOR H0LDNGrHE CHARLES
N CONVENTION.
The Nations is.1,crasc Committee me In Washington,
NJ wilafds Ie.o a Wednesday last attwelye O'Clock
pursuansto ~ owing no4ce:-
tlaI DxMociAnc COMMITTEE
sme mem the NAtiohl Democratic Committee are
reQested 70 pss i Wizards Hotel in Washington, D. c.,
on the 7h da Il Decembd next, at ~ NJ, for the pur
yoee a a. the tmeof holding the National Con-
ventNn Pa eqOn, and The transaction OF such other
susmcs9 y osme befse them. A full attendance is
earnestly sDi led. D. A. SMALLEY, Chairman.
e: !: <, ssa.., rs's'.''s'.
The tao. % assemble At Cincinnati, June II, 1855,
ordered w Aah mernhr Of the Democratic National
Comnit have pova TO substitute for himself for
NE tim. w any other person to attend the meeting Of
rally"
The lsaf adjourned until seven O'Clock the same
evening Int hour the following gentlemen responded
70 call, s's thom were substitutes for absentees:-
Maine " Ohio-Mr. valIandigtam.
vrmeI - Jet Kentucky-Nr Caldwell.
lsssaco IFng Tenneesee-hdr. McGarrack.
OOnnet RAFT IllnQ mi Ver.
New Yst' l. Myssouri-Mr barrett
N. Jerf AZ Nuaansas-Mr Bust.
Pennsy u 1919 M,ssn-Ar Acuson.
Dehwi.e. rlorloa-Ar Mallory
vrEn.s-ef rDowen Iowa-Nr r So9sS;
8 q C r., M ~ shmoro wisconsn-Mr Blown.
Gac~ ~ s'si sdale. Canfornia--Mr. Guthrie.
1 S,sha NJ J ksdale. n-r-A. i eslI 3
Mssa q. - e W 'N 90
Iouistps-
Anaa $500, -, Inv
aosdipg az
., =. considered the 18th Of May as quite early
the Convention. he stated that It was i'm
enous Ajsntemen from South Carolina to be present
p'se NE, In view q all legal business being Their
ling also thit season Of the year as the mos
~ Of Kentucky, proposed an early day ID
April eng pen.sv,,.r,, s,,se..sa Tho ,-,, :, NJ,
Mr. AVN =
90 leaking forthe delegate from New York
- June, the 10th, holding that Charleston is
"opo ing the month ofJune.
4.'s' bought the interests Of tho party de-
domination. suggesting that the demo.
BY placing their candidates before the
''a'o eary day.
P'"po Aa1s ccncurred with the gentleman from
- ~ desired al early day. He though, no con-
permit a delay, believing that the
s'aeIsho fa,ocratic party will be more surely healed
piescnea -'se, o. the delegates aud early choice
1y AZ "a Z pregnant with interest 10 the country.
npo JEW sppi will not submit 10 q black repub-
hcan RUE ~ 20, also urged meeting at an ear
mr THO 0a1 warm In advocating early day
ga, an' de wanted opportunity to prepare
tor me ", t."s the country has ever seen.
LOT the gfeat that eris would arise from toe
Mr AoAA lid not the danger Of battling
carry nomA@ihNf y wo candidates arise in this early
einong cuIs ~ 70 suggested later day.
Na. 01xx tusa
Mr. RusT, q Afts =
LIST al least. rk urged tho choice or IN oarIv
hu oeH-iA, tate Convention He knew the
gay, IN conSel.s- democrats, and hence thought
cevoteaness Oh NE r aay would remove the objection
the selection OF ftss might he hrought 6,rTsrT r.
70 an attendance WIZ e. from fear NJ eictnas. ua
me IN, selecn on % n pdFxnsage to the party.
'housns Dns - s5lmpshire, suggested that
Mt. OsoH1L, chaps remove one of the deega-
vsn.cn - SIns Il 90, he would vote for late
day. = xronh ma. act NO solaca,a %
ml. Donsu as b all the States were not repre-
shy ovns1nso 7. wait until such time every
State can be a, ,hara would aiwavs live IN Noe
sn. VI VIC .Sa I'd ready to sustain the South
sacnaseus io~ .'ss3s Therefore he moved to select
M main.Sapn s 1S'tge' modate oil.
Mr.. BARKsDA ~ rrar, N.ssarhrsosts nv No. ,.,aso
marks Of the ,Gtity IN the CONSTITUTION nntmad for
hia assurances Il .oAf