New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

All OF those vessels being built In tbs best manner
and Of the best materials.
WEBB BELLS YARD.
Business here is quite dull present but one vessel
and that pilot boa, being on tho stocks IL VIII taN
tho place Of the James Funk destroyed BY the pira'
Tallahassee. She is I2O tuns harden being s. feel
long - feet inches beam. feet depth OF hold Inc
model Of this boat is very fine and 1t Is thought she W"
prove an excellent salorspeed being the most desia
lie point in vessels OF this description The yard re
Gently turned out the magnificent steamship Montana
ba.lt for tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company, neafy
900 tuns burden. and tho steamer II. S. Rooth' eoO
tuns. This yard has. within tho past year. set at pat
several steamships whose beauty Of model speed AID
sea going qualities have excited the admiration OF
many experienced naval architects.
LAWRENCE FoULKss YARD.
At this yard large gang OF workmen are employed.
and business is quite brisk. There at present TWO
steamers on tie stocks. lGo feet long 80 feet beam u
feet hold. and about LOCO tons burden Ills hrm ere
completing two very handsome steamships Dh'lt "r
the American and Mexican Steamship Company chled
the Manhattan and Mexico These vessels ale go iee
long SO feet BEAM % feet hold have three decks ana
arc each 800 tuns burden. They are built OF the bcst
white oak haonetac, &c, and well fastened. They are
intended for the route between New-York and Vera
Cruz and are regarded as elegant specimens OF Anori
Gun steamships This firm has completed several
smaller jobs within short time
PINE DAyIss YARD.
Although no vessels are building at present at ts
yard they have recently turned out two large sailing
craft Ono. the n. ii. Towbey bark OF about 800
TONS and the w H. Fogg 1914 feet long. 80 feet wide,
"a feet deep. and about 1900 tons burden. Work is
expected By these gentlemen very soon.
JEREMIAH sIMoNsoSs YARD.
1t IL quite dul at this yard, but Mr.. Smonson has
recently completed the China steamer PaonSheen Tor
Capt T. W. Dearborn /, is psi feet long 40 feet beam
"A feet depth of hold and ol70 tons burden Also tho
magnificent steamer New. York. belonging to Comno-
dorc Vanderbilt These vessels were built in the most
approved manner of white oak, haemetac. live OAK c
and are among the best Of their class. Tho New YORK
is :, GO tons burden.
THOMAS STACKS YARD.
business here is pretty brisk vessel being on tho
stocks revenue cutter for Lake Ontario; length, I'D
feet BREADTH 10 feet depth feet tunnase, l3o tuns
and the completing OF the bark Ella Neyins $40 tuns
burden intended for the italian trade. and launched
May L. She is 40 feet long. 80 feet beam. ISL feet
depth Of hold OF superior model and excellent hnlsh
Beside this TIE steamer Gen. MeCsllum is being re-
paired aud still other work ON hand.
UEDERHLL's YARD.
Work IA duh here, but one vessel building. pro.
peller 100 feet long Is eot wide feet hold capacity,
100 tuns II will be well built excellent materials being
used il Ler construction.
BLOOMFIELD 4 BIRDS YARD.
No work being done here at present, but contracts
are expected soon.
T. y. ROwLAED's YARD.
TIE last OF the monitors. the Cahoose. Is beng
finished at this yard She 800 feet long 30 feet beaa
2 feet depth This yard is employing 100 hands,
a great falling off from year ago. az at that time
nearly 100 men were employed here. Mr. Rowland
is engaged upon other Jobs in his large works