The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09


we're obliged get Up steau our donkey purrp aud
I'll ish pumping the dock tAom The injuries were
found 10 be At the orefoot and kcel about oneihid
the length requiring about fifty feet keel 10
put in and the repairs will probably be fnLShed this
week.
I'd 20 this time the oquois has proved 20 be most com
pete success without Single exception lost ship e
the Mediterranean OF Whatever natcn Her hull
armament and machinery, and in fact all her appoint
mcats, have attracted unusual attention frcN foreign
officials. and than any other. She has Increased
the already acknowledged reputation VI the superiority
OF American skin and enterprise.
ene o. the greatest attractions to these people ths
almost total absence OF smoke; while other ships pour
Out constant stream OF dense black smoke which dis
nges ever hng on the rigging aud on deck and ieay
clouds Of coal for miles behind them thors
10 10 proportion scarcely sign Of with Fur this
and The great saving OF fuel indebted to
TINS ooie's which are unqpesionaby superior in prin
cipe ana vsc 90 thing among the French English
universally aemsd by yssrs So q ner nun na oc
1be Sardnian Admiral sent for the chief constructor ex-
pessy 70 pest himself up In regard to it, and the many
complimentary opinions expressed here might well make
Dir. Delano PROUD OF his work.
The Richmond, il would SEEM has been less successfH
chan was expected in speed and qualities Is sea boat
she was over eleven hours in coming from Spexzs bore
distsnce which We had the day Of the accident az
the magnificent described the air by her rigging
the morning she left here she must be exceedingly
comfortable in any thing like rough Iaaeed FRO.
all accounts, she 40 more heavy rolling than the
Loquois dreamed Of She ID at Messna ut present.
The lying at Naples to leave for the
oast OF Syria. Everything here speaks Of the great
struggle TO como on In the spring Steamers arrive
and leave daily the entire of the place ap
pears to consist in soIdiers and munitions Of war
Tho Victor Emanuel, 800 TONS lay aong aide
OF us Leary two weeks before in dock taking in
an immense quantity Of shot. thirteen inch shell and The
new cy ndrica shell for red guns Besides these were
a great humber Of mortar beds-wrought IRON plapks
eight feet long, one and half wde and four inches in
thickness these, with timber frames for new NOR
tar batteries before Gaeta They had also six Of Whit
worth's breech loading guns for the same place.
met Colonel Downing and Frank Vitseli tho
ponaent OF the London Miabaed Nevs weeks SINCE
on their return from visit to Garibaldi, at Caprera,
which they describe as the mott desoate place magma
bic. The modern Cncnhatus would find it exremey OFF
hcult to work his plough among that pile Of stones.
and his habation is nothing than q plain
hge story building without ornament of any kind He
has only two Of hts friends with hinone the same who
assisted him in The duties Of the candle shop No %
White street, New York. Can any thing be more CUB
line than the simplicity Of tho life OF this
rGtest man Of his ageS Colonel bowling IS man high
in the esteem Of GafiSaii and unlike many Fpgshme.
and Americans who have been out here brave and
hard working mfn during the whole Campaign. He
expressed the highest praise of an American WITH
nm, George Hewitt CT Pennington, VI, who, poor
fellow, VAS cut IN two by, cannon shot
y while work working at one Of the batteries DO
from Garibadi for him in his pocket; but ii too
atc. lie was originally sailor, and had he lived would
no doubt have made distinguished name Colonel Dow
ling regretted very much that he was unable to
nuncae with his friends
The from the United States just produces
great Anxiety in this part or the world People homo
have no ca how much Europeans feel themselves in
tersted in prosperity and success They lock upon
failure in the working Of governments ruin to their
hopes in the future Of their own country now Just
from the ruDs Of crushing despotisn and every
wal eagerly sought for news of tho critical state
Of atsirs 10 America II seems in redibe 70 them that
the greatest and most glorious nation she uld be weakened
and as they fear, ultimately destroyed on account Of
few millions of negroes.
The news ct the actual withdrawal of South Carolina
from the Union produced the generally feared result OF
The resignation OF officers serving under appointments
from that State and have doubt, heard before
this that Captain Ingraham Of Kosza celebrity, with Lieu
tenants Dosier ana Marley left the Richmond for homo
about n month since
The wave Of disunon has not, however, yet reached
the ircQuois Only Of officers is from South
under the stars and stripes and from the long ne which
has espeed since the resignation Of those gentlemen II
10 be hoped by the friends of glorious Onion that no
win be among those patriotic lovers OF their country who
will not DO Influenced by the fanatic cries for dsunicn
which threaten much ruin and hum alton TO Amsri-
cans at homo and abroad.