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THOs. EGAN. FAMILY GROCER.
Having removed from my old stand, No. I'll Povdras
street to the Corner of Common Robertson streets
an WI kesg sSnstSntiy on hand Choice TEAS VINES
Goods Delivered free TO a Saps ~ A. @
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Copper Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker,
And dealer In Stoves Crates Tinware and House Fur
nshng Goods. Agent for the great American Cooking
Stove which 10 warranted to bake, roast or boil Witt
ket. Compet6ht Workmen sent out to put mn esch
stove. and instruct the parties TO MSS it Eyerv
stove set mp and used according to the printed
ons each stoye will be taken back and
ton. ~
just received and SALE large assortment of Man.
Roofing Gutter1ng and Jobbine done a. usuai Stove.
ntted up. CRATES reset, etc.
PHIL. MCCABE,
ja23 '6m 100 Camp street, one door from Povdras
IRON PIPE, BRASS COCKS, VALVES ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
To Merchants, Foundrymen, Railroads, Steamboats,
Planters. etc, etc.
GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE SOUTH.
We call special attention to stock of Iron Pipe
Vacuum Gauges; Bolts and Nuts: Hot Pressed Nuts:
Gisstsrn, Well and Force Pumps; Rubber Packing;
IN. R1SSsr d HSss Hemp PaeIing tqszioati1g Lard
9 MsssS ESstsp Fsekng Gas Filters and Machin
snd complete q M.c5niSs focls TsaS
Stock Slaves. Tin Ware Tin Plate Pig and Sheet Isad
Lead Pipe, Block Tin, ete. -
Send for ono Of our Price Lists
good supply Of Shelf Hardware, Files, etc.
Agents for Graft & Co.'s Wire Brushes-for founar an
agents for ans sERsP ssd w..n
Agents for Chandler's Patent Drove Wen.
cut ana nj 20 s sos 1sRSsh e s sesgs
del3 ~ Cor. Common. Front and Fulton sta
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TINNERS-PLUMBERS-IRON WORKERS
EDWARD oRoURKE. MATHEW rAaupp
n,ROURKE d MEAGHER
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS

| AND
BLACKsMITHs.
Nos. 1s3 and ls5 Fulton, as Now Levee streets
between St. Joseph and Julia streets.
a %sa sy9Ss.
sss.i99: such Fro Front: Ha.s Steam snd
w q 5e sS
done 81 estsbshmens viii Be- euaasn
see s Point Of and material to
ga. amt and ssss invited
MciN i1stk1 ApPLEeA1E, M f. AFf1s'A11.
PLUMBERs,
r sni. T9s
Ss.s sns Pass ALE and
1885,. -POYDRAS STREET. lz6
NEW oRLE FANS,
IN B-Agsnts for colwens Shaw e Wizards Patent
aydrsnts put up extended and repaired. Repairing
.EEDs' FOUNDRY,
Established in 1885,
Corner Delord and Foucher streets.
gsss sugar Rsssiss Brainias Ms sssnss
Screws Gin Gearing, Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars
All kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat Works, and
feia " - LEEDS CO.
PHHR MccABE,
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
AND
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
100. Camp street. 100
New crleans-
Roofing. GATHERING and all kinds Of Sobbing done
"A large assortment of Tin WARE always hand
anu maoe 70 order. my31 ly
n NICK NDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
GAS FILTER. ETC,
464---.-.---.- Magazine Street.
Between Raoe and Robin LrnhRe4J-
ID, BRADY. COPPER TIN AND sHEET-mnN
WORKER,
Ao5 st. Charles street. ..i6S
Next to the HOrse-station)
Roofing, GATHERING. stove-Piping, and all kinda q
'es work done with neatness and dispatch. -
fann and Bouers made 10 ordeR- tsaJ ~
r IGHTSING RODS
- o6ice 100 Camp street, New Orleans.
Copper Scroll Lightning Rods.
W. T: PRATT, Proprietor offers to the public the
pest and only honest Copper Rod the wcrk
Orders respectfully selected --- '- les sm
STANED GLASS.
WILLIAM NELSON,
e..,noa os % MARKET street, Pittsburg. Pa.
hSsaineo, Ground Enameled and Embossed Glass for
orders on the most reasonable terms. Lead and Iron
all parts OF the country on application. ds96 ~ |
C. KAUFMAN |
S24 Bienville street, corner Marais, |
Dealer in COAL CHARCOAL, COKE White SAND. |
and FIRE-WOOD.
= prompt attention. jaIsIy !
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MUSIC, PIANOS, ETC.

MUSIC, PIANOS, ETC.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We have just received a fine lot of PIANOS. of the
celebrated manufacture of
PLEYEL, HALLET & CUMsToN,
III and GEO. STICK Il CO.,
that have marked down to Gold Prices our friend.
and the public in general invited TO give ma cali
oe4re elsewhere, and convince themBelves
We have also occurred the Agency of g. D. & II. w.
no better reed Instruments. They beautifuIly fin
ished and are adapted alike to Churches, Sunday
Also on hand, several good second hand PIANOS.
TWO DELIGHTFUL NEW MUSIC BOOKS
PLANO FORTE GEMS,
A New Collection Of the latest favorite Nocturnes
Waltzes, Polkas, Marches Scottisches Redowas Four
Hand Pieces Quadries, ETC., just issued in one book
{ THE WREATH OF GEMS,
Anew Collection Of the most popular Songs Ballada
ana Duets OF the day. with accompaniment for the
Price Of each-Boards q so; cloth g. cloth. fnll
gill; a. Sent postpaid ON receipt Of price
DITSON & CO., Publishers
.317 Washington street, Boston.
ieH ~ I'll Broadway, Now York.
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% POURSINE & CO.,
Wholesale Coffee Dealers.


for the Colleges and Converts Of the following
Communities: Tho Jesuits; the Ladies' Of te
sacrcd Hearts tho Marsts the Daughters Of the Cross
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r J. BERKERY,
COOP E RIA GE,
81 49, and 50 Front Street. between Benvile and Cont
SUGAR LANDING
New Orleans.
Molasses Barrels HALF Barrels and Iron Bound Work
constantly on hand. VIVIAN
Particular attention paid to Trimming. de6 "
T 8. ATHENS & SON, =
S36---. .TCHoUPrToULAs STREET. ass
Importers and Dealers in
so, h d w ARE
For Buildings, Foundries Railroade Stesmboata and
Cotton Presses.
myl51y ".'"
q P1rARD.
~. DEALER
Builders' Hardware, Crates and Mantels.
PANTS OILS. vARNIsH TURPENTINE,
WINDOW GLASS and WALL PAPER
S49. --------- Common Street 349
myi ON Near Claiborne Market
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oAl IcAhGAuS W PROFESSIONS In ireland has been
printed Il consists of six clauses. Clause
is as-follews -" Every assembly of pernona
who, without lawful authority in that behalf
from her Majesty, shall meet and parade to-
gether or join in procession, and who shall
bear or have among them, OF any of them, any
firearms or other offensive weapons, and every
procession or parading together of persons,
which may be calculated to tend to provoke
luminosity between different classes of her
Majesty's subjects, OF to provoke q breach of
the peace, or to promote, propagate or encour-
age treason or sedition, shall be unlawful as
sembies, and every person present thereat
shall be guilty of q msdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished according
ly; and every such unlawful assembly may Be
suppressed, dispersed and dealt with in ali re-
spects as any riot may now by law be sup
pressed, dispersed and dealt WITH Clause K
empowers the Lord Lieutenant to prohibit un-
lawful assemblies by public notice posted
upon every police barracS or upon some other
conspicuous place or places within the district
to be affected by such proclamation.
THE ROYAL Show AT BALL1NAsLoE.-The
Fdrmers' Gasetto of Saturday says The great
national cattle and horse show comes off at
Ballinasloe during the frat week in August of
the present year. Judging from the numerous
entries already made, and the MANY applioa-
tions pouring in for places, the Forthcoming
semi official intimation has been made that
his Royal Highhess the Prince of Wales will
visit the exhibition--an event which cannot
fail to give great eclaf to the occasion, and
further encourage the Royal Agricultural So
ciety in its labors for the improvement of agri-
culture and stock in Ireland.
THE LATE ORANGE OuTRAGEs IN Mon
Saturday-A large and most
influential meeting was held in the grounds
the Parish Church of Monaghan
on the oath, to express the indignation Of the
at the Orange outrage Committed
on the night of Friday, the 10th Of june, when
the mission cross was torn down, borne away
and burned by an orange gang known to have
for that purpose. Although the
meeting had boon announced late on Wednes-
day evening long before the hour appointed
over three thousand persons had assembled.
SALE OF THE WATERFORD AND LIMERICK
directors of the Waterford and
Limerick Railway held an adjourned meeting
on Tuesday, at which q majority of the direct
ors voted a. sale of the line to the Great
Southern and Western Company.
REsTIFUTToN.-The Vesy Rev. DR.. Spratt has
received, in letter without name or address,
the first half of G5 to be handed to q certain
person, or his family, whom DIR. spratt has not
ret been able to trace,
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4 Erssstssss Heret'se.
Zxs &sry vs Ws@as 61d;Sr.

A young man wss recently received, ~
the express order OF the King Of Pruss'a .
. candidate for % enstgn's comm'fs'on' 'nto
the second company OF tue nrse oettai'oin oi OF
tho Ninth Prussisn rc9Inaent tn ctusgard--
the same company tn which his grandmotEh' ~
er had served = sobaltcfn omcer during
the VA against the French aud b'.vely won
the Iron Cross and the Russian order OF 81. 81
George. The NorN Ge'ma" Cerreepo"de"
seys: rhls 'ady, who wss called Aasos:"
Efedes'ea Kruger, was . naive or F'ea'
land, 10 Aech'enourE. ana NOT co"se"s Wiz"
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With all their vagaries and sbsurdities i
must bc admitted that the ''strOng- minded"
women someti.aes Say things well worthy
u he read and pondered. Read this from y
speech Of Mrs. Burleixh At the Womcns'
Suffrage Convention in New Jersey: MY
friends, has it ever occurred 10 you what ,
commentary upon our civilization are these
lost women and the attitude Of society TO.
ward them? A little child strays from the
home Enclosure and . whole, coanmunity -
on the alert h find the wandcrss and restore
it u It's mothers arms What rejOicings
when It Is found. what fearful sympathy.
what hcartincss of congratulation There
are no harsh comasents upon tho poor, tired
feet, be they never 20 miry. no reprin,snd
for the soiled and torn garments, no hack Of
kisses for the tear. stained face. But let tho
child bc grOwn to wOmauh00d. LEI her be
lei from the incls'surs ol morality by the
voice Of affection. or driven from it ~ tho
strong scourgcof want what hsppens then !!
Do Christian men and women; eo In quest
of her! Do they provide I'll possible help
for her return, or. II she reiurns Of her
own motion, do they receive her with such
kindness and dclicacy . secure her against
wandering again! FIrfrIm It. Al ths 6sse
false step shs Is denounced . k'st--lost.
eci,o friends and rs!ativcs-.we disowi YOU;
don't ever come near us II disgrace nA
Lost, says s.,ciety jndiffvrently, How bs1l
these girls are! And lost-irrctrisva5ly lost
lis the pr,mpt verdict Of Conventional
Blosali,y. while one and all unto 10 boiling
every dor between her and responsibility.
All! will not these Inst ones bc Required at
our hands In the great hcrcafterl' ~.
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9ar Nas1er ~ ~ PWo1te LossAs.
uEsoa ~ - 1saseiseo lliaias Pssss.
b l(r. ]. n. Smith, 0ovesnmsnt hnd agent,
10 now In Nevads county looking after the
Oovesnments interest In the public lands.
The Nevada Gsseess sayS this agent claims,
BY way Of ''ssu,npese," one.sixth Of the
value of Ill the timber taken from the pub
lie lands, and NOS used In fencing or for
legitimate agricultural purposes This
claim 10 founded upon IN Old law. Of 1sS8.
which waS made to meet the necessities Of
the .'.Grest West" at that time, and vas In
tended to protect legitimate agricultural set
tiers against the plunderers who then sought
to steal the timber from Government lands
for merely speculative purposoa It Is only
by forced construction that tho law can be
made applicable to the 'situstion" on the
Pacific Coast Mining Is the chief business
among tho timber, lands Of the 9iersas; ~
ricuiture bat incsdental The 0ovesnment
has recognized this fact in various ways,
and especially By refus,ng, until lately, 70
place those lands In the market. The tim
Der has been employed almost exclusively
for the needs of mining: Had Government
taxed the miner one. sixth Of all the timber
b. used for fuel, for building purposes, for
'sluiccs, for use underground, etc, etc., upon
the ilrst discovery Of gold, our mining re-
gions would still have been wilderness.
California : Territory. and Dixie" an In
dependent nation. Il is tims there was .
truce to this trumplng up Of old, dead.letter
laws, and even Of straining naorcrscent laws
% q 70 meet unexpected cases, q il often
done BY our Internal Revenue Collectors.
There ought 70 be more iberality and COM
mon sense shown by the heads Of depart.
ments, In the Instructions given TO their
subordinstea Such things ere but little bet.
Ter than the Land swindlcs attempted BY the
land spcculs:ors, who 60 about In the State,
seeking for technicalities on which 70 found
claims, and relying on the weight Of their
purses TO worry out the more impecuni0ua
and innocent land holders who have honest.
" paid the price Of their lands, The 0asettl
Is informed by the agent, Smith, that in
other localities, parties who have refused .,
failed to pay tho ''stumpeyc" dsssanded,
have been arrested and Imprisoned until they
settled in full II such outrsges have been
pcrpctrated In other places, In the name u
law, we trus, with the Ua,eels, that imnae
diate steps win be taken by the citizens al
Nevada county to place the matter befort
Congress, which body will undoubtedly
grant relief from any such precaution in fu'
turc. This newborn scal OF the officers y
enforce an obsolete law may have arisen
from the dullnes Of business as the Land
Onicc. Our Land Lava need ovsrhauliOl
and revision, 90 = to 4 them 70 the present
condition and wants Of the people. .a
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Light.

o,r readers will be grat6sd BY tho vcpnhiicatiou q
nj, exquisite poem. II 10 BY William Pitt Pslmsr.
nd VA. some years since, pronounced BY voe u The
action OF the sa'uc Ieugth In our language.
From the quickcned womb Of the primal giooa,
The sun rolled bleak and hare
Til wovc him vest for bic Ethiop breast,
OF the threads of my golden hair
And when the broad tent of the Armansnt
Arose on it, airy starp,
,encilcd the hue OF ito matchiess blue
And spanslod It round with stass.
painted the aowcss Ut Eden bowen
And their leaves 0f living green,
And mine we're the dyes n the sinless eyes
Of Edcn's virgin queen
Aud when the acnd's art on The trastlul heart
Had fastcned It's mortal spell,
In the silvcry sphere of the 6stboru tear,
To the trembling Garth / fell
When the waves that burst DER world sccsosd
Their work 0f wrath had sped,
And the Arks iSac ic~, ths tried and TN.
Cam: forth n0a tsc d:ld,
With the wondrous ylvams Of ny bridal beams
b,ie their terrors cease,
A. wrote on the roll Ut the storms dssk scroll
Gods covenant OF Peace
Like 4 pail At rcs, on q senselese becast,
Nights fancrsl shadow slc,t-
When rhcp.,c. d swans. on Bcthlchcms plains.
Their lonely vigiis kept
When flashed On their eight the hcralis bright
q! Heavens rcdcc,niny plan,
A. they clsntcd the morn Of Savior born
Joy, Joy " the 0utcast man
Equal favor show to the lofty aud low,
On the just and unjust descend;
Ecn the blind whose vain spheres roil In darkness
F..i my smile the hest emile OF friend,
Nay the a" vr0f the ws-tc by my love I. embraced
A. the ,o-c In the gsrL.n 0f kings,
At the chrysalls bicr of the worm appear;
And 10 q! the gsy butterfly wings.
The derolste Morn like mourner forlon
Concca's all the wide of her charms,
TIL ] bid the bright hOurr chase the night from
her flowers
And lead h.r youay day 10 her arms
Aud when til: gay rover seeks Eve Tor his lover
Aud si~ks u her b.lay ,c.r.sc,
wrap the soft rc,t by the zephyr famed west
In curtain. Of amber aud lose!
From my reutind sleep bv the night dreaded deep
gaze vita u1s.unbcriny eycs,
Whcn TIC cynO .urc sar of the marincr
II Liotted fOm 0ut the skyl
Ani guided by ,me th,Oagh tic merciIess sea,
Th0ngh sped by the av,icsnc's wing.
III c.,mpnss!css, d.nk, lone, w.i cling laa,k
TVtts lsyco bOme safely he Wi0gs.
Iwsken tho 1SvsN In their dew spsnsied bowcra,
The birt's IN their chambers OF queen.
Aud mount lin sud plain glow with beauty again,
4. they bl,k In ia - stual 81 sca.
Oh u suts the sisd worth Of my prssence on esE1h
Though frttul and 6cctins The while,
Whit gori:s must rcst Oh the home Ol the blest,
Ever bright with tho Dcity's emile
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Cosscernim0 the AoGteo0 ~ tkc Whjte
O.. HiIaaas yssHossee. saa@ e-a s5=

al E.ifgasas vstAO1e0G, ssstES - s5=
" Gu. Csadiaasti Enesirss rDsn1.
"A num,,er Of newspapess whose ideas Of
'topposiWg the ladministsatson" arc carried
to the indecent extreme at commenting up
IN what does not conccsn the public, and IL
in no way conaecasd with the actsof public
men. have hsd sonething 10 ssy recently
ag.iast On order srprosed u have emanased
fron Mn. Grant, prescribing ''swsllow- -tail''
coats - The dress for the doorkeepers In
waiting ~ ,he white house; al.o, that Mrs
Grant hss recently bought some $500 or
5000 worth Of Anesics ia Paris. Now
think It 10 very small business, and very
sagAt psovocation for newspaper criticism.
In prcscriDing the dress Of her servants, has
Mn. Grant done more tban every other H.
iy 81 the hind doesl HASN'T che as much
right 70 ny that her sesvsnb at The White
Houee shall wear s'swWaillow- -tsil'' Coats 4
Mira Augaste Belmont for instance tthe
wifeof the CbairmaD OF Tie National Demo-
cratic Coasiaissee} ~ iDay that ahes' ~
vants shan U sfaycd ID ! livery which re-
mlnds - sf Solomon In IN his gloSyf Aid
~ - che PsstslAs Asesies, psay.i whak lady
WHO cAni afford Il bas dos lkewiss1 The
trutA;Is that lffs 0famt = ! most sxcslleut
lady. Her dsmeanosfi % iall Tie grrsa1dsssoaS
.ofpablic llfe through wtieA me NJ arGsoed
-fsomashe wifs'of Tie Illinois colonel 70
tho hostess u tAe Psessdentiai ,nans,on- j
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lnecalees aH Nkk Bliasd.

9 : Fs.F IL sIzHEt T.
T. ia Asec1ees ~ Gk@ BLVD. IL 81 ~.
John 6,anley, the musician. loss btu sight
when only two years Of aga He had -
oorrscs IN ~ that he never forget ths v6iee
of . peeson hs once bsasd speak An its.'
staacs h slvea In twticE he recollsetsd The
voisHof . Psrson 10 hsd DOT hsastl fostvess
" years, who tl,sa aecoseed him II sa'as-
sunai voina lftwsnsy persons *ess ssas-
Cd st table Together, hsiwoUld asSdssss
llssm Ill in thsir regular order, wishost -"
tngprsyioas,y known - him. Riding -
husssleak va me of his fasDsite exercises, |
though Il would ssso q vsy dangssoss eas
tae ~ tiiw1; @nd, toward tl,e .c3eo his
ltss wAsal ~ lived - EppiaS T.ssst aaali
vishsd 10 .givaulis friends On aitsg, ahs
wsaAraakS assA .ahsI plsaaaalhssoss ssa4 md
toins Observation-Disclosures Sse: He
phyedse whist Mir, gstat sesdissss axA,
judsnene Eaeh 7sasd w1s magksd At ~
cwnsr with she poihs Ola 11sdje, bat l1leie
hashs wero a. delieansly hns - scarcely ~
b Aheulasd BY say pessnnAaist pssvisssly
spprised of them. Aistaqd wss sseesally
he Asstassaased, ra6 is is1ssrsoe,saoAa-
iaea fur hin - eoenplais Il thsopas1yi ~
iAayiwsse sslie,1Gia sottiag No. castlGs1He
.kaswsthe fassAbseI Df psss6ss' iu'ssJoeof
,1hea hseabsss1Jss voa1 digssesao snfo
,tpNaah Deapasia paseie1lae1ess6ssd slrass
lien. after tAsprln6o asoae spsksQS. as6
would - nn1 - RI. - 0nhDD4eGYn1
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aRssqsssssv stEsS sSsdsA kSsssss. !. .

| c03DOessvO - - 9sos0 AOS0Ss -
The receas 1eeeasssof the 1eEQpis Of
Wessui.ttjjs -; ~ 4east&isSt IAh II Eng.
Ind CAP! oat + ~ facf tlat NAilas elsgsey
@ . Sefyanf, pHs nelqe lpalen, ~ 10 eDay
h9sfy duty, hlieiurallae = esta,s 9llld deqeapd
p ~ III Xilteeost Xle dliy; A. .Ailee N
sital q q e 81, poqs = - NOD ef
1c1sdpe Z s. & hHs l.H .lfM .hlfM nsk Ma!llews . p
''Roor a. y.ae3h eh i lnpa!Nh!y - - aoes vAalr
y re- tgSM asIs NJ ~ q ln9 beeae thgs vsse
~ - = pss g =, in.aase :.
re IA: y ~ 4ses ~ sans ~ s - .iasape!'ies
q ID 1Pggsh =. ly's ~ ~ age likely
= dePsar, aov that - ,peopls a,e &C.
8 nss ,aaSs1es NM d !. y - he'a.'gge e
f,fyyr,s .syfs..s..ys -,-O.1fhT+fH
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Many persons have been prophesying
about electricity at nsosor for machinery
and vehicles and these notions have been
in remarkable degree realized by tho mag
nctic artifce which sets 50 many sewing
machines going. And the advance 10 made
BY Professor Gaume of this city, who has
invented . battery, with magnets and arna.
ture, which can work force pump These
things are admirable IS beginnings, and no
doubt other discoveries in this line viii fo!-
low, either here or In Europe. The contri-
wing genius Of our own people makes It a.
most certain that some combination of the
electric power with machinery will bring
motor into general use strong enough to con.
troll and modify, not alone the coal mining
and ship. building interests, but the whole
industrial system. The industries are wa.
king up and looking very revolutionary on
All SideA-N r. Times. 3rsr ri E.o.W
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A Formidable Sy.ip Of Var.

a EO1WssOOOse S0tp 0| war.
Great Britain, prohting BY the experience
of our Late war, wherein was demonstrated
the superiority Of iron war vessels with
few pieces Of heavy ordnance over wooden
ships with many guns Of medium calibre,
has turned her altention 10 the construction
Of war ships Of the iron.ciad pattern. Re-
Gently the keel Of . ship of this description
WAS laid In England, to he called the Devas.
tation, and sub.tltled, 90 - speak, Tho
First Rate of the Future" An iron.clai
turrct ship, without masts or sails, she will
depend upon steam alone for propulsion.
When completed. the Devastation will bc
modified floating battery, and her project.
ors believe she will prove moro formidable
than any other vesse! afloat, either in often.
sive or defensive power. The Devastation
is 2s5 feet long, 62i wide, has draught OF
26 feet, and her burden in tons Is 4, 400. For
plating che will have IL inches Of rolled
iron, 18 inches Of teak, and II inch of inner
skin. This is regarded - seven times -
strong - any other iron.clad in tho British
navy. She will have two turrets, and in
each will be mounted two 80 ton guns, each
carrying COO pound shot. Her cost will he
e200, 900! A crew Of $50, oil told, will
suffice to man her. The guns will have IN
':all round" fire. Her engines arc two-S0o
horse power each. She is screw steamer.
and will make l2i knots IN hour. Her coal
storage is 1900 tons - enough, says the
London Times, TO make the ship to proceed
to the Mediterranean and return without
coaling between the time of her leaving
spithead and anchoring there again at the
conclusion of her voyage, or it would enable
her to cross the Atlantic, fight IN action.
and attcrward return to home port without
having to renew her stock of fuel" ..,
It 10 doubtful if our navy has I vessel that
could cope with one like that above descril!.
ed-one of many designed to Ike added tv
the British navy. We have floating batter.
ies and monitors well calculated to defend
our harbors, but nothing for ocean service
like the ship above described. s.- .,..a
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-07

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