The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1866, Page 8

i bi] ™ER gf ton guns, is io slap: fourteon k n San eee «lean, en knots, and turns . ae the “aotion of hor trlunmy Tadder,” which @ranght Of wator forward aft 21 feet; TH bea requiem mass at St. Stephen’ * for a ‘ SAR tani, ay ge “ho ae | Regnery one tee | THR CARNIVAL SEASON. “an of hls sou, pres chun forthe re; | tem Wi Restos sowie saw tert Dan y. Noxt ¥ thy. am tha | breadth for ton: ‘on perpen...“ i . G , pay : Py Us oe ee Of pn ee Pallas (ate ay ~~ the fonnage; 49 fon; extreme breadth, 49 feet, eee and friends: are invited to atténd the tenure Sade (Nor), Lorold, Palermo, 67 days, with frais, 4: vrotecting BR commenced tous. ——e ry, ¢ altar boyn |” 4 5 a fe ‘ y we. vain th ie NG Prince Cb'rntval's Role~, a Fork | funeral on uneday at balf-nast nine 0°00 re CRE Sek toot Reet built. of —— at wonwich, and is shore woth e S0U0P ng io Me ; sama ok (ee Preach iver enon me aquarters—The Masquem | Joun P eip, of” a agen Of toe Ry with, Tae fast, handy ship, amd, like the Ree eet Free vades- * oy &s Boar ee Lagemo Dee 3 ne. - The Ships-of-w- full-rigged for gua-goine > wget | A, 10 tant? SaivEniiNO, ; { > co Carnival’s reign in tits city continues, and bis ‘Wiha on Me “oe Fila eee Be lias e Great ! os couse, mn sr The armor plating 1% | Dt galt iB; 1,000 horse power; mean J sett aa for exenn acipen 10" ene or}, O4eD. sg days, witls m: r ar 0 vent . var stor in strength to the Botlerophon, en, SE age of ‘load line, 290 feet; breadth, / “rule appears'to be suprome NS OW aH te Be = mer guns inach fewor in number. The whol 67 foot: wen huil; 434 ineh armor weight" { citizens are concerned. ‘They appear to be ¥'.mg gu. asark” emcees # cba. cettion, Si days, waval Powers, idee shivs (Lord Clyd, Land Warden, Belloropher. 94 | sero, 900 ons; speed jm amoutl, water-—Magent”, 5] 561049 «nis mydbleal and mysterious # 4g of royalty, pessie aetfe A Be Wert Mal Dea NW win gg NS ale. Spetthctmanes diltok Siamite tee Hacks; Soller Te eee He appears to be the most populat sovereign in exist- | ‘Tho relatives and frlenda of the family aro invited to | . ark Ango my Gindad Bolivar, 82 days, a ob Pahvoomate EC Soon after the commencement of these ships, Mr, EJ. | pisplacoment, 6,000 toms; 900 horse é ence—at least during the shor’, period called the carnival | attond the funeral from tho residence of her father, ov, var ipl * 0. epson Keod received Mis official eppointment of chief oon: | aranght, 26 foot; length oF toad tine; 2607 o£°\rchathy 53 | season, Alter having flly atlended to the Arions, who | 1284 street, fourth housoeast of Burst avonio, this (Son. | nites tirgins A Go oon Tha Rak Bie 4 Dorakd MeXay’s Comparative Strtement of the | siractor of the navy—he bog at the timg about thirty- | foot; irva bully 434 and B inch armor plating; weight of winds, which drove ‘to the eantw: day) evening, at half-past sixo’clock. The remains will be | with strong W at three yoars of axe tug Luis posit'cy solely by tho | armor, 100 tons; speed in smooth WP’ or 15 knots, honored him with @ masquerade at the Academy of Music | {akon to Tarrytown for interna aa far (, Sesto Tron-Clad Meets of Pronce, England merit of tte plans subinitted by bir, to tha Admiralty, TT last week, he is fully prepared to attend to other kindred | Kors.—Carimmse, wife ofgiom Exen, aftor along |, Hark {Br), Douglass, Grand Trek, TY, 17 days, wit , ‘ and highly approved by t Attia his official appoint: | Displacement, 8,650 1008; "99 horse power; mean | musical organizations, For tho present he has done | 24 painful illness, aged 39 y Bark Annio (of ‘Neweastle, Me), Chase Apalachicola, nd the United § ment bls Or: ols wor the two tvon-elad gandoaia, | draught, 25% feet; length of fies Ror M56 foots brendtb, ‘The relatives and friends are ily invited to | days, with cotton, to master, , se and the United States. Viper and Visen, which, bolagsr a very hight d Bo toot wooden ull; 43g ",,ictd Hines 286 fect; Droadth, | with tho, artonis, and he must mow, soe what is to | nttend ihe Canoral, from, nor lao reskaonce, Wo. 20-Weer | Mite GhieoHys HO MN cg dope, wisn ver, afforded bat Bite Foope for Obs ning } armor, 800 tons; speed in’ smooth water, 133¢ knots bo done elsewhere. Last night ‘he made his appear- | Forty-fovrth street, on Tucedeyafvernoon, at ono o'clock, } currants, to Geo ¥ isulley. hire ee : dite, Mater Yno, und qn of these see? TCR ance amoug the members of the Cotonta society, | 94:000-——At Tarrytown, yen oes ae eeeeey, fealty BE BUR OS et rt dye, wi » protected; but ‘the "only cover si spincemet F rf " - ‘ebruary 10, year a ol ig Our Troa-Clads More Povyoyfal than | *" ered Dall ead, theo Fe Bosc tee nigth ot lon ihoe Rak Peer irendth, | WO kappened to votu edrnivalistic session just at that | rhonmatism, irs, LipiA Gasoou, relict of the late Ralmond | toltiemtarcie phates Gee uemere: OS days, with trai sor ire over asile devg, Bath vessl is fitted with Owo | 58 teat; wooden LWqz'gig inch armor? welghe or armor, | me, and a good time they had of it, The jolly } Gascou, of this city. Hig Belgique eles Feri uatoe Arron 08 dar. wi 4U the Mavies of the World. [ Bn"tho "stor ts betaine The Viner ie bait woolly of {800 tomss Aveed Ya mmooth wator, 1834 knots natires of the: ald town of Cologne are quite “loyal | sahorat on Tuesday motoing, ateloven o'clock, without | Passed a pnaber of petroleum barrels ait ot Staves ton, nd the Vireetaetiiait hoes . fl ‘Diba ) NURMANDIB. , subjects. of the giorious Prince, and on this occasion | furtiier notice, from the roxence ol her soirib-law, T. | , BEls Adda, Lanrotzen, Porto Oubello, 29 day, wit etl splacbmer.t, 5,650 tons; 900 horse power; mean , ee fo i oouein Graves 4 Co. , (9 eboic tits bottom to be coy . Granght, 26 frset'y length of load line, 255 Jeers breadth, | Were duly decorated with th attributes of the carnival, | V. I. mete afin rtieth street. Sitka, Browa, Neuvijas, 18 days, with sugar, te, derb Y eB leh pea 4 ly tires thonsana | S8f08t5 worden Hulls 434 mch armor plating; welgut of ha re eeaat perry tg Megiie nat thols tocmnal ik ae Sgde Partai Diseaee, widow | "Brig Vicwrin Amelia Gir), Terlo, Pletou, 2 days) 2 Bur for much or ding asions, belng tear i ‘ N . 3:2’ knots. res'dont, was iui A 5 " a A wid The Bunderberg a Match fora Fleet | mich treer dine aon boing marly umee mucaand | armor, $00 Cee eee In. sinpoeh watts, 28 5, ‘knots, Fiuebaer's Hotel, nnd a. series of ludicrous proceedings | of Jolin Gilbert, aged U0 years, coal, fo must ‘ er. vas deci i Mle, 1 days, with cot‘on. ‘ 2 but of tess oxeint, und she is t draw but sixteen fect of splay 7 . a were indulged in as goon as the session was declared to The relatives aud friends of the family are respeétfully | , ¥tig Pedro, Pickett, Jacksonv! 7 , doy of French frea-Clads. Water Wer erbinh are co acoommodate £0 adimirat and | Qrnuguh op eg hea ae idk eS eo Tica | fares comnuncod, ‘The Secretary, Me, Lopes, who hap- | invited to ateond tho fincral from ber avo reades tore eon eda 98: Oe. withindae, td hts sind, ant she is jntouded for serviee in any part of | 69 feet ;’wooden hulls @ inch armor plang: ‘woight of | pens to be n Portiguese—who are kuown to be great | 101 Wost Forty-second stre:t, this (Monday) mora: Nickerson & Co” ‘ ihe word, “Vhis ship is but just began at the Pembroke | armor-.’1 000 tons,” ans; friends of the Arions, as the Arions are of tlie Portu- | ten o’clock, er remains will be taken to ‘ytown fer 8e! r Huphecnta (of Belize, Hend), Googe, Jacmel Jan y dockyard, South Wales. a ira. uose—road the miniites of the previous carnival ses- | Interment i an | Tae ergot ane cotta, to J Lesyaratt aa. Bean un i 4 ‘The Hereules with succeed the Bollerophon at Chatham, eae + moa sion, embracing plenty of humor and wit, as well as a AnrRn,—In» Gowanus, on. Sunday, February of Hatteras, Baie Important Docr,ment Showing tho Re- | jis Heoules wi sucoosd the Bellerophon armor i aPinplecgmest, 8,200 tons; 3,900 Norse yower;_ man eon deal of nonennee en colonia, ead sty ine | Saanan E Hameen, infant som of Georg and aarcarel | Jan, tate te Rearing NN ren eked ty 4 ‘ , oro. ty be bf More doi character. Tho ontsté> armar weds , Narhiit: elehe of fre Mr. Hundt, the Pres! hi or cad the or. . salt of an ' Axpert’s Observations. paero oie incie PMG, RN GARE Cwpelve tne Tes Fico tem ull; Ginch arwor plating; “weight of am | oT oot the Cunninal Caste, ko belng encumbered | — The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | foM@tauf Erurincetowa. from Aux C [heee f emmy wadoudic irom ski one and atal€ inches Mick, | ughakr PROVRSCE, REVANGNE, KavON, ecuViILLANre | With the work of editing that cufious sheet. Tt embraced} Mvited to atiend the fnetal, on Tuesday aftornoon, ab ; Great 4 Yanded them at fongiia; Jap Sl, lab Shih, 1 4 ch iron frames, filled im. solid with teak, thon AND VALECKSUSH. editorials, advertisements and telographio despatches, | two o'clock, from Sixteenth street, between Third and 214, auw 0 bark steering 8, showing a white fag with les al One iT etic: inches of teak logs; tto these and support- . “a . * lay ng, too, @ varity of carnivalistic nonsense, including | Fourth avenues, centre. _ i Hames and 2 tions of the Singlish and ser thaae, quien waraciotites tee of on oak areeiie teets length of Tord Was, 200 fete renin | setiticlam of the newspaper accounts of the Apion ball, | | Wsmcoub.—At Flashing, on Sunday, February 11, Mrs | St Nii Hoine (Br) dfacomber, Foun PR, 28 day wictf nd B exerty! * } thick, iuis skin belug finally supported. by ston framea | Soy" S¢ seonden halts @ inch armor platings Wolski. ot | It appears that some Bohemian of the press took the | Pacis A. Hawonn, aged 62 years. f oes : Kren zh Plated Ships eight inches deop. A targot constructed in this manner | armor, '1,000 tons, The Provence has made 14 knots in | Knights of the Floor Committee of the Arion for Roman Faneral from her late residence, at Glen Cove, on Brig Ocean Belle, from St Domingo. armor thas been fired at with tho most powerful twelve ton gums, | smooth water. soldiors. Comic discourses, in which always somebody | Tucsday afternoon, at two o'clock. Sonr Wm C Mershon, from Mobue. ‘and Transports. with extreme charges of powder and st el projectiles, but ti TAUREAD. had to be attacked, were delivered from an immense ari.-——-On Sunday, February 11, Wasa Hoare, of ‘Wind at sunset SE. 7. even tho first iron skin was not penetrated. It isthonght Displacement, 2,450 tons; 900 horse power; mean | Ca, over which ar enormous fool’s cap was suspended. | the parish of Athelague, county of tnigrepyas Treland. . —— that even the twenty ton -six hundred pounder gua will | draught, 16 feet; length of load line, 200 feet; breadth, | Mr. Foster peared in the splendid costume of a bajazzo, The funcral will take place from his lato residence, 277 American Shipmasters’ Association. &o, &e. &o. not penetrate it; but this is about to be tried. 473, (vot; wooden hull; 434 inch armor plating; weight | Who was, with the duty of conducting | Mott streot, New York, on Taosday afternoon, at’ o Re very vowerd iron lad, designed by Lia eed for of armor, 800 tons. the Sultan of ‘Turkey, with the sanction of the British PREY ba = @® ov Tat Bostox Commercial Burerms:— overument, to bo ‘hamed the Turkestan, completed the | Displacement, 3,250 eas 900 horse por with ey! a to my promise I -herewith ‘furnish you fist of ironclad ships designed by him during two and a | draught, 1944 feet; length of load lue, 230 fect ; breadth, fon. ‘ee 4 pip sie See ee nd Seraph as veers that be bas been associated with the Admi- | 40 fect;’ wooden hull; 6 inch armor plating; wolght of é ets, whicl rece! Inspected, ralty, a 100 tons. find mr gy “yerscle completed which during previous | "Ty addition to the irda-clads, howsver, a fleet of 1,000 | SMO 100 toms pane W ers in’provess of construction, the names and | on wooten ships, to steam thirteen knots and carry a Displacement, 1,640 tous; 150 horse power; moan vere’ fers of wizich I gave you in former letters several | couple of heavy and a couple of light guns, have been draught, 84 feet; length of Toad line, 156 fect; Breadth, i 1 Watt Street—Rooms 23, 25 4xp 2. each speaker to tle cask, and from the cask to his seat, | o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully wo'G A naloe ‘of comic songs were chanted, among others | vited to attend. The following approved Masters and Oilcors have roovivug, one about reconstruction, and about aldermen and poets. | California papers please copy. commissions from this Association: The “waterfall” js always a favorite theme todwell | Hu-sos.—On Sunday, Febriary 11, Lorre Josrrve, | C@ains—1948, Hamilton Bingham; 4512, Jacob B Mou { upon during this carnival season. They have gono so | youngest child of Edmond and Mary A. Husson, aged 7 | brig Lizzie Billings; 4516, George F Leavitt, bar Anna far as to terth that curious, ppeudage of a femal.'s hatr- | oaths and 25 days. ‘ Garden: 4of7, Thomas Wave bas dross. a Niagara, By Mr. Sockelmann, Jr., comic ser- | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfely | Small; 482), Salvatore Pizgatt; 45) mon was preached, who delivered a curious exhortation, | invited to attend the funeral, from th» residence of her De Willian Batirte seta, Witt as if he was trying to convert the fools of the Colonia, aes We Bintone fered Shove — i , arte wrt peepee Liang 58 Amity street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two 2; $0, As og ee tae ss y ay I also saw ¢everal new ironlads in jesiqned by the chief constructor and built by the Ad- won + aa A series of other carnivalistic performances ot sort | o'clock, 45; in Smith, schr ‘avin; , George Brown, PrOKT oo diering materially in construction fd armor | miraity, tie remarkable. feature about them being that | 42,4cetjmoaden lull; 496 inch armor plating; weight of | Siete ta daued in until a lago hour, and among other |. KoWts0x.—At Tarrytown, oi Sanday morning, Fub- Tton; 489), Jain # Presery, brig 1D To from ‘tho first. I am mere convinced than ever that | {hey areouly about one half of the length of fleet wooden a p casas i things a song without words was. chanted. The Colo- | ruary 11, Joraam M. Known, aged 43 years, $e Davis Browns aig Salehtoet ek Anat Fowae shoe giron-cle¢ fleets fully meet my viewsvas to effl- | gioops now building by the United.States government. Displacement, 1,500 tons; 150 horse power; mean | Biaus were in good humor last night. The preparations | The funeral services will be Lield at Clirist church, Tar ML 4515, Thomas Gardner, fie . These loops, known as the Amazon class, are single | draught, 1034 feet: length of load line, 150 feet; breadth, { for their annual bal masgué, which is to take place at | rytown, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock.’ The " Auguste J Hecht, i ak i screw is; and in addition to them a smnall, double | 45 feet; wooden dull; 444 inch armor’ plating; weight of | Irving Hall on Monday, the 26th of this month, are pro- | fricnds’of the fawily are invited to attend, without fur- ‘A}l commissions outstanding over one ‘year require to be wing these, their style of construction, equip- | scrow vessel, named the F lover, of only 660 tons, and | armor, 275 tons; speed in smooth water, 7 knote, grossing. ther notice, cesentad ah the eltidndior saasenak. y , 1 feit proud that our Navy Department siace | without armor, has been laid down at Deptford. A’pad- i > AICO, i THE MASQUERADES TEIS WEEK. Kuveren.—In Jersey City, on Sunday afternoon, Feb- | » . econsiructed, built and equipped an iron-clad | die steamer, called the Helicon, has also been built from | — Displacement, 1,500 tons; 150 horse power; mean | Tho carnival season will be at its height during | ruary'll, Joux Rupowra Kevauir, aged 77 years, ee ect both for home defence and seagoing service more | plans of the constructor, and has’ given good results. draught, 10 foet; length of loadTine, 166 feet; breadth, | the present woek. To-night the annual bal ve fe Notice of faneral hereaftor, Eee ee ee ne oe ee tethinteeanee tee erful than all the ironclad navies of the world; | steaming a knot au hour faster in smooth water than a | 4g feot:’ wooden hull, 43 inch armor plating; weight of | of the Teutonia Soolety Is to take placo at the’ City | Kutty.—On Sunday, Februnry 11, Joux Key, a | ™ PiaWuaat nnd wan conrpeten to thtaw ontebon, gand I strongly recommend to the government as a profit: | gimilar ehtp ted by private parties, aud nearly @ | armor $75 tons; speed in smooth water, 7 knots, Assembly Rooms, and most extensive preparations have | native of Portumna, county Galway,’ Ireland, aged 21 o art of the cargo, She was bound to Savannah, but wag! boen made to make ita brilliant and successful adair. | years. Kompelied to pat i in -etoecquonce-Ot ver “pleated coud: Tho Now York Turn Verein will engage iv a masquerade | _ The funeral will take place from his late residence, | tion, She was towed up by the steamer Cosmopolitan, at the Turner Hall to-night, and a series of carnival | 30 East Eighth streot, this (Monday) afternoon, at oné | scum Saran Heumx, Thompson, from Bayport, Fla, farces have been prepared for this occasion. The Social | o'clock. Key West, put into Charleston 7th inst in a oy Reform Gesang Verein will hold forth at the Unton As- Lawrexck.—On Sunday, webouary 31, Saran, relict of | tion, having experianced heavy sore poe W to NE, sembly Rooms, and engage in a series of frolios. and carni- | John Lawrence, in the 6lst year of her ago. spring a leak 4th inst in lat 39°29, lon 78 02. \ valistic oxtravaganzas, the masquerade of the Beetho- Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. hey“ oer Simpson, which left Gloucester ct Sate ven Maenner Chor is to take p! at Bos orien ce ion Aico guides, nae boveg oo gt ing prog ome Bey me C ope aE eae ej pty? Assembly Rooms on Wednesday, and the day followin, lontimer Lent, son of the late John ent, in the 9 : Five the grand bar macgu of the Liederkrans Society will | yeor of his age SUS TORE USDA SB Seah tens ORT Los SSCRY Se yeerin. ht durh fresh northweste1 the vessel bec: take place at tho Academy of Music, which on this | The-relative and friends aro invited to attend tho fune- | teal nnn ne Mee Sloe dotted shout cae twee dave, Sable“and judicious expenditare, “and ue which po a half faster In a $ea way. Wrove to be the strongest guarantee of poaco and just | “Tho latest work of the chief constructor of the British | pisplacement, 1,225 tons; 150 horse powers men ality, a contiuuance of building und adding to our navy has been to design a tlect of iron transports for | draught, 0% fost; Yength of load Hine, 10 feet; breadth iron-cind seagoing fleet, thus keeping pace with other | conveying'troops. These will be noble ships, three hun- | 5} feet;’ tron hull, 53 iach armor plating, “mations, dred and sixty fect long, forty-nine broxd, drawing ) SMROGANTE, IMPLACATLS, OPINIATRE 1 can allude with Pog oe wonderful production of | twenty teet of water, and to steam fourteen knots, Displacement, 1,340 tona; 150 horse power; mean human genius, the Dunderberg, now im process of con- | garry ono thousand two hundred and fifty troops, women | draucht, 83; fect; length of load lino, 145 feot; breadth wruction by Mr. Wm. H. Webb, of New York. Ihave per. | and children, and iwo hundred officers and seamen on | 48 foot;” iron hull, 644 inch armor plating, The Impla- sonally inspected all the iron-clads of England and | board, These ships will cost about two hundred thou- | cable has made 73¢ and the Opiniatre § knots per hour renee, but } have not seen one of them which, in | sand pounds cach, or one million pounds sterling for the | jn smooth water. rs originality of-design, power aud completeness of detail, | flye. ‘They are buildmg in private yards, and will be ins to compare with her, She combines the impreg- completed in the coming year. DONALD McKAY. FMBUSCADE, IMPREGNARLE, PROTECTRICE, REFUGE. occasion will be again decorated in a most brilliant | ral, from the residence of his nephew, Mortimer L. | up badly. On Wednesday the wind changed to the # ity of the tarret.system with the advantages of the FIRAS. atyle, Tho tiehirtrens to promises to be one of the | Earle, 39 Seventh avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at | West, and she was enabled to return to port. ey Ce ead ee en ‘The British Nav: finest affairs of the season, threo'o’clock, without furthor notice, Scnp Ina May, Buck, from Halifax for New York, disae bear from every polut of the compass without | ay 5 csc rae path ray a Ae ‘ Musexour.—-On Sunday morning, February 11, Eueaxcn, | bled. put into Liverpool, NS, Jan —, for repairs, ing ‘her position. From the appearance of Sat unountbe gevaecs? ofthe DIMA ners witie Fire in Brooklyn. THE WARMONIA SOCIETY, oungest daughter of Mara Meserole, aged 25'years and | — Mrsgine Vesse1—Fears aro entertained for the nafety o her model (it is evident, to mo. that | she must | two yonrs anda bale) Daw AVY Within |” 44 nine o'clock on Saturday night Gro was discovered | 4 TWls is a flourishing musieal society, which on Tuce- | 3 rnouthg ‘ scnr Carrie E Crouse, of Gloucester. ho loft Gon the 4 be an excellent sea boat, of su} speed, and, notwith- , 7 lay night was engaged In a grant masque e Ger- relatives and friends of. fly are full sanding; bor great size, euatly managed.’ It issaid she | pag ENTERPRISE. on tho premises occupied by Henry C. Herman, in | mania Assembly Rooms. A number of maguifloent cos- | j, "ete tives sud friends of the family are rospectfulty thing haa Deon heard hi will cost over two millions of dollars; but this is not high ‘coden hull; plating 43s inches thick; 195 tons ised. | Franklin streot, near Madison street, The fire was dis- | tumes were to be seen on this occasion, represonting a D wy when compared-with the suins lavished upon the large | Nature of backing—-A wooden ship, with side 1914 inches | egyered, in an unoccupicd dark room. From the appear. iron-lads of the Old World, which are far inferior to her | tick: has four 646 ton guns on main deck. Number of | anco of the fire and its location, it was no doubt the mother, 275 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, on Tucsday | Ss , town Gi ‘a6 & veseol-of-war. . 1 consider her a match for a flect of | CTW, 129; measured mile trial speod in smooth sea, 9.9 | work of an incendiary. The damage to the premises variety of curious and ludicrous characters. The great | arvernoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. feature of the evoning was a carnivalistic representa- sa tt eed ‘built ut tion of our recent national troubles—the war against the os < rg eee, ft Bend yy aed nea ch vei the beat produced in France. knots; 995 tons; 160 horse power. Draught of water, for- | wii tt . rebellion. The carnival procession was headed by two 7 Miscellancoas. : pec aoe tod thas the rhein ‘Socretary in his mt 12 feet 4 inches, Pape ig heed ema 08 ones eh He Mephistopheleses curious Jooking Jndividuals, wae bore | iyod b4 pind of Newmarket, county Cork, Ireland, , Bown, Wauttae G Hanne 1 tone. bull, at Staten Tend, Yeport has recommended the enlargement of our nav; * i H leu! Extensive Fire in Jersey City. ashield with the colors of the Uni ‘hen followed as been recently sol ir William a npor Yards, workshops, dry docks, kc. also a building yard | £6eti breadth for tonnage, 85 eet; extreme breadth, 36 | 44, haf-past five o'clock parsinet aftereen afro | individuals. in costumes representing the thirty-five | .2ve funeral will take place from the rusidence of her } Sw. Yor gidah, he was owned by Capt J A° Thurlow. ni SS renee ca mapas ie, cot sees nope mene was dwcovred in the Jersey Cy dr mila 6 Meare maces for lorgug and rallies plates equal in size and | _ Plating 43¢ inches thick; 352 tons used, Wooden ship, | Hillier & Sons, Noa. 109 and 111 Hudson street, Jersey thicknegs to (hose used by the Knglish navy. In this | With side 1% inches thick; 4634 ton guns ou main deck. | City, When tho Gremen reached the scene the fire was way we would got the finest qualities of Iron so es. | Number of crow, 135, 10.4 knots measured trial specd | weil under way in No, Lil, where it originated, and soon sential for armored ships. A plate of the best quality | #%% smooth sea; 1,253 tons; 200 horse power, Dranghtof | oxtended to the third and fourth stories of No. 109, whore of laminated iron, four inches thick, will protect a | Water, forward 12 feet 8 inches, aft 16 feet $ inches; | they succeeded in confining it. No. 111, which is a five ship's side and resist golid hot equal ‘to the common | Jength of keol, 168 feet 3 inches; between perpendiculars, siory building, was nearly gutted. Messrs. Hillier's manufactured places of six inches in thickness. ‘This | 195 fect; breadth for tonnage, $7 feet 5 inches; extreme | jossin stock sad machinery will probably amount to test was made in England. Large quantities of iron for | Dreadth, 88 feet 6 inches, $15,000 to $20,000. The building No, 111, owned by Doth hull and armor, made by different contractors, Favours, Mr.” Durant, is: damaged about. $2,000, and ‘No. 100 q Plating 4)@inches thick; 660 tons used. Wooden ship, | belonging to’ the John estate, was damaged about with si inches thick; 8 634 ton rifled guns, and | $1,000. No. 107, the first floor of ‘which is ocenpicd by in deck. Number of | Mr. Jolin 8, Rea'ns a wholesale liquor store, and the peed, measured mile in smooth So, | upper stories by Mosers. Hillier & Sons, was’ eonsider- government, nots; 2,094 tons; 400 horse power. Draught ably damaged by water. Over forty large wooden screw ships, without armor, , forward 19 fect’ 3 Inches, 22 feet 8 Inches; are under tion now in the government yards, | longth of keel, 196 feet 6 inches; between perpondi City Intelligence. and inany are well advanced toward completion. ‘The | Ir 226 feet; breadth for tonnage, 44 feot 10 Inches; | sysieany “Onoen oF me LovaL Lacon or tux Uarrnp Balle wore : extreme breadth, 46 feet 9 inches wasizned by My Jobe. Tanshall, chief of: the R PALLAR, Stavss.—At the first meeting of Commandery No. 1 of INCDES (OICK; 660 tomn wood. W Dureau of construction ropairs, on to Arapamn prin Plating « Pen 5 ciple fos ane ~; sad Ga maiive seem ae as Innate with aids wiz nick. Armed’ with 4 Oi tonne “the Olate of Now York the following officers, being duly ‘wood, tdcantge sal wan moony: Plane mans aud 2 110-pounder Armstrongs. Number of crow, 225, | B0minated, were elected in couformity with the constita- pected , “t Iu smooth sea, trial speed, per measured mile, 133 | tion of the M. 0, L, L, U. S::—Commander, Brigadier -indaw, Dr. J. H. Murphy, No. 216 Fifth street, Wil- | wall be used in the fishery. States, and @ wagon with abale of cotton, drawn by six | [on nM i sally sburg, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sem ow! ¢ rt, LI, where she wi Se cnt of ta tole Bea i eee ee O'sames.—On Saturday, February, 10, Trowas O'Bams, | yt rca iuatinh chennai le een ry cot recting the team. Th nd ror be} Oapt amas iemore aud parties Id South Yarm it happened that one of ihe above named Méphisios | Heriey ne, Smoning and 1 Mayer © Dative of the | Capt ane aware at 9 amid rish ¥ Se asens aurtage ail tee tebtae reper Pethe friends hud acquaigtanccs of the family aro re- | ‘The ettort recenily made to get schr Texas, of Norwich 4 farts, and’ then a great Stra; ensues between | SPectfully invited to attend the funcral, this (Monday) af- angers Fort Fond Bay, Bese, Meoiauy,..\ Bagh sale at one o'clock, without further notico, from his | successful, owing to the severe eold s South Carol the rece: penper 2 . . vessel has been stripped She lc Hon Vannte, “and the other Souther” States, like | te realdonee, No, 62 Willett strest, New York. ee eee eon teat is copied cht i Te lapied om South at once secede, The slave driver delivers iS O’ConxzuL.—Suddenly, on Saturday, February 10, | gs soon as the weather Is favoral 7 Davin O'Conneun, aged 64 years. Korth being vicloriony, w magaifonnt tableax. i pre: | 4, h¢Telntives abd rionds of the femlly are reepectfully | sopemany niguresves: Serie on manne. 806k, ry inv fo ations ¢ funeral, on Tu ay ‘rnoon, at sented. The colton bale disappears, and in ite stead | one relcck, from his late residence, No. 14 Gansevoort Nourusan Liontuovse Ovrice,) wan eee tarsi seaa root! ton! Ee fing Mob vod aircet, Dinacno, Jan 28, 1866, 5 | inion, ia surroun f amotirottoa, Pracn.—On Saturday, February 10, of consumption, ‘The Commissioners of Northern Lighinouses hereby civa Hoe ane Og a Maiti | Gnice widow of Georce Pooch, age dO yearm '” | nove thatihey have exneod fll Noy colored rs Costuine, slave driver and. prince being ‘represented by | ,, THe Telatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | thafun"lo be subetiaed forthe. ‘sak buoy mitherto mi Mir. Hinete, the originator of this very fiting carnival suc | {2¥ited to attend the funeral from hor late residence, | hear the Herwit Lock. Fifteen fost or hereby of tbe U.¥e representavion. At_this moment tue dissenting States | N°, 109 Division strvet, this (Monday) afternoon, at two | shoving a couigal shape, wil be rniblo above water are again gloriously united with their magnanimous Newark (N. J.) papers plense copy. ‘mile, or thereby, in « feariaine Nore is, cuslous repreceptation of the re: | Prsxonmsaae. tn Brovkiyn,on Sacurday, February 20, | gu, feom tachkelth, in the Fuh of Port quorade of the Harmonia was & sutceseful aud wen | efter & snort illness, Mancater Prenpgioser, the be- | of the Bourd, ALEX © loved wife of Patrick Prendergast, aged 28 years. vatronized affair, Spoken, ae. knots; 2,126 tons; 600 horse power. Draught of water, ‘on : ” Tho Caneral will take place from St, Peter's Roraan mg pd peng yon General Israel Vogtes, Col. Ist Art. U.S. A.; Senior Vice THE MASQUERADR OF THR MAYENCERS. Catholic chureh, comer of Hicks and Warren streets, | gy 3Q™EJemty (Br), from Domarara for London; Jan 14, Int Koel, 187 foct 8 inches; betweon perpendiculurs, 225 } fomman wa hy yng taal Rent yg Ve) the ativea of the old town of Mayonce residing in this Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoan, at two o'clock. Baik Larue (Br). from Buenos Ayres for Portland, 98 tna . | feet? breadth for toni 48 feet 9 inches; extreme | nder, ret Najor Gi '. Mc- { eity, who are represented by a carnivalistic organization, ATHSEN.—On Saturday, Februa: , aaret | out, Jan 25, Iat ¥ . S Dene eaanerioane snd Ore teen Sethe ti | team, ete Heme | Mahou, U. 8. V.; Recorder, Lieutonant Colonel C. G. Iai. | wivich haa beea in existence some four yours, were on: | Rarwasr aged 4 months sea T dope Brig Gem (Br), {rom Hal.fax for Porto Rico, Jap 85, lo 1B ‘ove fearful deficiency, th basins or dry docks. 5: aRsLOvS, te A. A. G.; Correspondent, Brev gaged in a bal masqué at the Union Assetbly Rooms, in | ‘The funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, at Lee no F Theres; trem Sew Ovidanaifed Piston) Jen 28, ere ae 0p | Plating 434 inches thick; 701 tons used, Wooden ship, J. A. Slipper, late A. A. G.! N Grand street, on Monday night, which wax quite a promi: | one o'clook, from the residence of her parvnts, No. 145 | iqi'si'oeS0Fer ba with side 20% inches thick, Armament, 10 6% ton 1 D. Butterfield, Col. . $ nent aflair, Mayence, it will be recollected, is one of | Broome street, The friends and relatives of the family Foreten Forts. rifled guns on main deck, and 4 110 pounder Armatro: Major 1. G. Parks, Major U. those towns {n old Germany where those carnivalistic | are invited to attend. m, for on upper deck. Numberof crew, 455. ‘Trial speed, per 0, 8. N.; Brevet Colonel J. nt, | festivities which of late have been introduced in this Ross.—On Saturday, February 10, Mr. Micra. Ress, \iragoane, to loa jenn, igs measured tulle, in smoot sea, 12 kuots; 3,716 tons: S00 ad 0, .; Brovet Brigudict General Oscar Day- | city are especially in vogue, and the jolly matives of | son-in law of Mr. Patrick MeAleer, aged 29 years. Pita, w horse POMC, Pretans of water, forward 24 feet 6 1th V. RK. C.; Major H. pete late U. 5. V. os celebrated ol jo were ane all rt gpl se The frieute and relatives are invited to attend the fu- | , Coast o” Arnie, oe ned inches, aft 2 feet; length of keel, 213 tect 9 Inohce; as room was Crow’ masks, represent a@ variety | neral, this (Mond: afterno at two o'clock, from his 5 aan “4 betwere ndicuiars, "262 fect; breadth for tonnage, | Resolved, That we adopt. the constitution and't of historical and carious characters, and the greatest Joo, NO 426 West Thirty-thied street, Pano, bark Koeb: ort, <a 87 feet 2 fachos: extreme breadth, 68 feet 7 inches, of the Acting Commandery-in-Chief M. 0. L. L. hilarity prevailed until the close of ‘the festivities. A —On’ Sunday afternoon, February 11, Jonx | "Ny; an bark Lizzie (Br), N LORD CLYDR. the laws governing this couumaudery, number of splendid costumes, representing male and | Ssrrm, of the parish of Tillicorbet, county Monaghan, Ire- Pi Nov 6—In port ship Crusader, of Boston, for part. 53¢ uches thick; 1,879 :tons | _ Resolved, That the organization this evening effected | female charactors, were in aitendance, who in tho | lend York, ldg. ip, With side 8134 inches hick, | Shall be and continue the Acting Grand Commandery of | course of the ‘evening engaged «in a series of | Tho friends of the family, and those of ‘American Ports. with 20 6; ton rifled gung on main deck, and 4 | {he Stale of New York, with power to igo charters | frolics and other caruivalistic pastimes, ‘Thare appeared, | i are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, | (BOSTON, Feb 10, AM—Arr acht Fawn, We ing. ie ale {10-pounder Armstrongs on ‘upper deck. Nuiber -of | tiroughont tho State, wid to elect members anti! the | among ottiers, a lady with w waterfall about Ate feet | on'Tocoaae at two o'clock, from the residence | ie eee ne a ee ee Teeny hey ean oe: crew, 605. Trial speed Per measured mile in smootir sea, | date fixed in tho constitution of the Order for the elec- | long, and a hunchbacked negro was employed by her Hester street. Hayana: George Glleuria, Gilchrist, NOrleases, sobre = : 13.7 knots; 4,067 tone; 1,000 horse power. of wa. | Hon of officers, to wit, the first Wednesday of May, 1868. | ladyship to carry that onormous appendage. Another . ebruary H Gideon, Bardete, Sagua; Brown (Bri. 28 Seon rr tor, forward 24 feet, aft 26 feet 6. laches; Of keel, | , Resolved, That the twitiation fee be twenty-five dol- | lady appeared with a pair of skates mod engaced In a ie "i F'Fefland, "Avery, NYork: ing ons 233) feet 11 inches: between perpendi ‘280 feet, ee that the auuuai dues shall be fixed at some ope) performance, By Mr. Weiler, the president of The frends and in’ ag ee ome 5 NYorks “4 @ #OC! am was in whi oO tae % oe for tonnage, 67-feet 2 inches; extreme th, - ved. th i@ty, an address was delivered, in which hi his Seaford des bak itneeee tenes Leteene la ‘hat the Commander of Commandery No. 1, | ded to the introdnetion af the carsival in thls oo. - State of New York, be and is hereby requested io repre: | The Mayencers, it I bo tint " ber ‘ARLESTO! 6—Arr steamship Quaker vo went this commandery the firat annual celebration of | benighted town to dabritage te the Solip.ories . Sane : Cn engin * hy the M. 0. L. L. U. 8., te be held in the Academy of Mu- Carnival, of which led May enoe Carnival Soctety may well sic, Philadelphia, on the 26th instant, aud that ali other | be proud, The Mayencurs, as well as the Asions, have been members and officers ef this commandery who can shall | engaged in a series of carnivalise , soiree which will be at such weeting. ieias sn tied continued during the carnival season. :—Cotawea one Ira ag wprig. Goo, THR MOZART YRREIN. Ef i i mt Te ete HH, it ony Ebi i rs iy é ; Fe li so ttc Below Tae nie az ze5 H : i noe. the Pinay des OE fe 8 ng Rray . dames Ward, jy all of donce, No..408 West Thirty-sixth street, by hanging. Sbe was not seqn by her relatives after.cight o'clock in the sn and becoming alarmed at hot prolonged abeenoy, ARE MAY ‘at one o'clock they burst in the door. be toom, 1, 4 - gmt tam ashoet into % - p aredaliy treated snd.) won of JD. Barker, aged 10 ‘8 A* #, « nla eal cay more The friends of the family are inviled to attond the fu- mre 7 per cont in space, And par eral, on Wednesday morving, at eleven. o'clock, from : p the reasons of iia father, Upper Now Rochelle. “Trains “sl ser tnek ENG ey COME Street, N. y loave Twenty-seventh strest at 9:30.4. M. Carriages in ye ait Gina tained alata tema Police Intelligence. “a irony io p CHARGE OF STRALING MONET. noone. —On Friday, Fobruary 8, ry of typhoid ihe, rng, forwart and a ; rpendiculars, i | Thomas 1.00, a young Virginian, who- nage he tives in | Brookn usd pan tion tea Ours, wavy, therefore, these two catty ARITION WOODRN CULPO HOF. ELATED. the Soldiors’ Bome, Howard streot, was yesterday ar- | Portland, abead in the line of their ne MELICON. rested by offlcer Briede, of the Kighth preciact, on sus Fender them inost formidable two 20-pounder Armstrong = on deck; | piciom of baving solem a wallet containing $280 from the jm Bnghand as the ‘end-on” umber of crew, 65; speed, i tone; tee ani \# five and « half inches fore tt ma ft 10 feet, 4 eS is settee 2 Se Wea sn (,t- Mg 2 i for 7 etreme breadil ~ yond OF tonnage, 2 feet; a ABATON, SIORR, VRATAL NYWEWE, BCANOHE, DATAD AND F f DAPENR pockets of which ihe ina room im the rear or the sore 42 fro peach ies Lee sub- requently eutered sauney. who stoutly denies his qui tyken Dodge and Tocked vp for tial in deta of Bt da at the same time . draught of watet be built of iron and te cony see Gn ot ery fnches; veg 168 A BARTENDER OMAnoED WIT i nnd 5 laches; betwers perpendicuiars, Rath | Op ube wight of the 20th ultimo Withaen Be De hase for aramianhate sal eee siding at No. 112 West Fifteenth stresty entered tho 84 pounders; ali on mata Porter house of Joba Asten, southwest ooriker of Sixth