New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
MORGAN IRON WORKS.

This establishment engaged upon pair OF engines for the
fhgste building by Mr. Webb. for the Italian Government
These snes horizontal cylinders o. inches diane
ter Ind stroke Of Is nchesi they OF the bseksetins
variety have slide valves worried by link motion, and are
strongly made The propeller for these engines OF brass
and will weigh when completed, about 10000 pounds IT 10
10 feet in diameter and has pitch Of 81 feet inches The
greatest width Ofthe blade feet 81 inches These engines
will have surface condenser and all the Latest improvements
in every respect Also pair Of Inclined engines SO inches
In diameter and feet inches stoke These engines will
be cited gunboats for the Government vertical beam
engine eli inches cylinder and ~ feet stroke OF piston Is here
being constructed for NJ o. Roberts, esq force Of 900 men
are here employed
ALLAIRE WORKS.
This establishment building the engines OF the Puritan
the formidable oncsd for Government The cylinders
will BE- loo nehes In diameter and feet ches stroke Of
piston They also constructing the for the Even
ing STAR consor to the Morning STAR The cylinders will be
81 inches in dismste with stroke Of piston Of IL feet In
addition to these there two inclined znes being built
OF cylinders 50 inches in diameter inches stroke Of
pston also engine Sc inches cylinder IL feet stroke
piston for Capt Sands also, Of so inches for Oyphsnt
Sons and 81 inches cylinder and IL feet stroke for
Vanderbilt The, about 800 employed here.
SOLDIERS LEAGUE.-A meeting Of discharged
soldierS was held at Shippensburg, Pa, April 81,
to express their sentiments in regard TO the condition
Of the country. II resolved itself into organza-
ton to be known as the Soldiers League, adopting
the following preamble and resolutions:
Wh,a' Recent development. have demonstrated tbs
istence in country OF secret essonable orsanzaons
whose object is the subveron Of the Government
under whose benign auspices thsss traitors enjoying
undeserveh blessings and also tho resistance
the enforcement Of the Wise and benehcent Con,cpon
ac by which the decmsted ranks OF our brave soldiers are
TO be filled Up; therefore.
Resod by the discharged soldiers Of Shppensburg and VI
cnity without regard TO former party predictions recognx
Ing In the present distracted condition OF coun
try but two parties the loyal who su.sin and the
sneaxng towards who dsDounce the Governmenihst we
bold In utter contempt the Northern be ho whom he
who 10 this hour refuses beneh Of his moral aid to
his country and. be 10
hssored That WILL al all times be willing 10 assist IN the
overthrow Of secret organization thai kes s the heart
Of our beloved and happy country And be further
Rrsolref That Of these resolutions be sent TO the
Associated Press Of PbAdephis and New York that their
publication encourage similar organizations essw
and that the reading OF them be eneourAssg to
rsdes in the held.
. Signed by he COMMITTEES
JOHN r. BURKHoLDER, Chairman
IA. G. SINISTER,
q. ID. GEESFMAN
Afer the resolutions adopted Committee ap.
pointed drs Conltituon and hye-aws whea the
log adjourned until nsst Monday evening