American steamers triumph in China trade shipbuilding
A New York area report showcases numerous American built steamers for the China trade. Builders include Exeris Son, Morgan Iron Works, Neptune Iron Works, and Allaire works. Vessels feature side and single wheel design, lengths from 149 to 385 feet, tonnages from 502 to 2,039, and engines with two to four boilers. Ownership ranges Beasley Co, Everett Co, J. M. Forbes Co, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
of & S
Thors
Joan Exeris & Son
Neptune Iron Works
Evenerr & Co
Hea
Hzwar
Morgan Iron Works
Beasley, & Co
Walli
Origantine
John Exaus & Son
Neptunes Iron Works
Jonxson & Co
Moto
Joam Exons & Son
Geo. Batcos & Co
Touitia
Cotzries & Co
Neptome Tron Worke
McCneapt, Morr & Co
Lawrence & Fovurgges
Heyer Earen & Co
Foapes & Co
Lawstxce &Younnes
Neame & Lesvt
Owters
Fonpes & Co
Chesnut
Baing-Loong
Jolly
Hantow
Coctven & Co
Morgan Iron Worke
J. M. Fownes & Co
van Deusen Buok's
Joar Citrus
Arman Co
Cheanut, &c
Enginca, &c
Vulcan
Jonx Exoris & Son
Jonx Dincox
Linpersr & Co
Arantung
Corrzn & Co
Trusl
Kill-Eiang
Jonx Incus & Gon
Ite Iron Works
Ourphant & Co
Ines, &c
Boostvert, Jorce & Co
Allaire Iron Works
Ont- Print & Co
Lavaekom & Foutszs
Hexax Fatra & Co
Fonors & Co
Coutres & Co
Moptune Iron Works
Augustine Heard
Dr. &Co
USA
Diexny Srxeusa
Allaire Works
J. M. Forbes & Co
Cheatnut &c
Taklang
Roossvert, Joyce & Co
Drogson & Co
Quinnant & Sons
Hull
Une
Rafael
Gro. Geexvuan & Co
James Monroy, & Co
Joan R. Daw
Eugines, &c
Pami-Kre
B Wrohrns
Pusrr, Jongg & Co
Ownare
Vermone, CaypEn *&Co
Henry Stress
P. B. Fouings &Co
Eiang-Tsze
Lawsmox & Fourwzs
Henry Batxe & Co
I. 8
Forprs&Co
Lawnmoore & Foutsss
Fixreuxn, Hansson & Co
Forsgs & Co
Chi &c
PLATO
Jom Excim & Son
J. Dillox
Ownens
Lruperer & Co
Enginca, &Ac
Fong-Sbuey
EKA Warmnace
Delamater Iron Works
H. W. Hinpersth & Co
Jonx Exams & Bor
Novelly Iron Works
AyMan & Co
Jememing Sisson
T. W. Deanson & Co
Celestial Empire
Homeward March Arrives Corps and Batteries in City
The Thirty-fourth Massachusetts with 386 men and the Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Massachusetts Light Batteries with 289 men arrived in the city Sunday afternoon and left by the Neptune steamers for Boston via Providence at 5 pm. They served in Western Virginia and the Shenandoah. praised for gallantry at Hatcher’s Run. About 2,000 rebel prisoners were at Battery Barracks, with Northern Light taking prisoners to City Point. The piece notes the Strawberry Movement aiding soldiers with fruit, and various local notices including a dog-pound tally and land sale near Passaic River.
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Thirty-fourth Massachusetts
Twenty-ninth
Franklin
Berkshire
Western Virginia
Crooxe
Gseeman
Bhenandoah
Hatcher's Run
Gro. D. Welles
Acknor’s Farm
Lincoln
Proret
Eniin Eos Fottary Suurgeon
R.t
BR. Clark
Henry
Millard
J. Howland
Ntant
Thos
W. Biploy
Oppecra
Capopeny Jy
Toles Wilard
John Osliahan
H. DB. Rowley
Geo. E. Goodrich
H. Mori
St. Chancey
H. T. Ball
Alfred Dibble
C. W. Elwell
G. Blake
H. P. Voughton
Frank T. Loach
Hi. Pp. Fox
G. I. Murdock
D. C. Wishart
Wm. F. Boler
L. W. van Doan
F. A. CG. Judd
B. Quiler
Ripon
Newmarket
Piedmont
Lynchburg
Snicker’s Ford
Winchester
Martinaburgh
Hall Town
Barryville
Fisher's Hill
Lucknor’s Farm
Cedar Creek
Alcantar Northern Light
City Point
Battery
Beyonth N
Albany
Col Cours
Washington Market
Col. Corrs
Col. Corre
Massachusetts
Corwen
Seventh New-York Heavy Artillery
Cama
Col. Colter
New-Yone
Goldire
Joos
Liss
Jeff. Thompson
St. Louis
Holcps
Mound City
Eopposite
Memphis
Col Davia
Bioreturn
Ruxves
Major Williams
Minsouri
Gratiot
Colony Davie
Lila Case
Davis
Hins
Lila Rognost
Jeyr. Thompson
Port
Brive
Poesia
Lex
Jox Jomxeronw
Dree Taxton
Mississippi River
United States
Ania
Mor
Corre Pot
Pesos
LAW REPORTS COURT CALENDAR AND TRIAL NOTES
Public court schedule and case notes detail a packed docket with General Term orders, a postponed murder trial for Peter R Strong et al, and a capital case Walters execution denial. The Eastern District case United States vs Richard Baker rests on theft by an Navy yard employee. Also summaries of several grand larceny, counterfeiting, and minor criminal pleas conclude with chamber announcements and civil procedure reminders. The narrative notes courtroom congestion, witness testimony, and anticipated trial durations into November.
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Strong
Iuterior Court
Roberteen
Peter R. Strong
Mary E. Strong
Airporter Court
Waa
Slange
Lance
McKeon
Guilford
Bond-street
Garry
Crat
Cram
Walters
Stey
Supreme Court
Ingraham
Ingraham Yeaturday
Okorka
First Judicial District
Court of Sessions
Court of General Bocaions
Court of General Besaions
Court of Appeals
Sosaions
Roasionsa
Ts Eronty Ptatn Mooton Ee
Exrar
Appallate
Baroon
Court of Bensions
Appelste Court
Traditsky
Oyer and Terminer
Eupreme Court
Inga
United States
Richard Baker
Navy-yard
Attorn Perry
Mr. Pearsall
Witneas
Mechanics’ Bank
Canter
Haven
Clark
Chatham
Wep-Liaven
Thomas G. Germa
United Staten
Fifty-first-Street
Eighth-avenue
Hutchings
Hig Cage
Thej
Canlex Owl
Hirage Walt
Lig Stale
Tha Waa
Haa
Courii
Hall
Asan
Cantor Haa
Catra
YBS
Morrisa
Eer Siz
John Slanton
Stats
George Morton
McDermott
Hin Woner
Chambees
SUNE
Brestles Ingham
Chag
H. Walter
People of
State of New-York
Ee Son
Hubert G. Remson
EL . Forreat, &c
Henry Pallsov
Albert W. Woodruff
Wm. Boas
Rebel Prisoners Release of Thirty three from Fort Warren
Thirty three rebel prisoners confined at Fort Warren took the oath of allegiance and are listed by name with hometowns including Warrenton Virginia and Alexandria Virginia. They will arrive in the city by boat about 3 1/2 o'clock this afternoon and depart for New York via Newport News. Also notes a feature on a remarkable cow and its daily mileage in Civil War era reporting.
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Fincent Colyer, & Sra
David's Leland
Wenerma
McDougall Hicephal
Fort Bahuyler
Ontox
Central Fark
Milmau
Yoors
Italy
WH. T. Sloan
Cal
Coryex
Bedioe’s
Fort Hamilton
Fort Schuyler
David
Acton
Abe
Ues
Ponso
Pirtu-avence
Vincent Gotyer
Dean Sin
New-York
Col
Couxem
Feed
Mart'a Ieland
Wessels
Colyer
Hart’s Island
CouxTay
Poossic
N.d
Pas Aaic
New York and Erie Railway
Patereco
Parsalo
Passaic
Sethe Passaic
Paterson
Ars
Chambere
Doron
Fort Warren
Wiliam A. Anderson
Warrenton
Alphous Dray
Orlando M. Hussand
Vienna
G. D. Deshielda
Peter G. Dowell
Marcus M. Farrow
Warren End
Wo C. Rector
Warrenton Va
L. Wine
New York
Newport
Onelo Gass Shools
Boston Harbor
Ben
Oas
Port Lafayetts
Roam
Boren Pines
Peny Grimase
Thoes
Thoas
Richmond
Booth
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lassyello
Fort Narran
Coal Harlor
Fort Lafayette
Jerr
Dayra
Davis
Ettizena
Vicinky
Cie
Johnny
Reba
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John Tice
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Yose Caton Uine
Hrooka' Hotel
Jory BrPere
Hoffman
Micreeyer
Hotorious
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John A. Center
Jeporen Star
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New-Haven
Euferior
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Henry G. Wart
Jemea C. Jewatt
Moon
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