{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Our Navy is springing into exis-
tence with the rapidity of fact over
the lightning line. We have now
ahoat and in service about seventy ves-
sells of war of all classes. There are
at the different navy yards, in great
state of forwardness, about thirty ves-
sells of war, of all sizes, several of
which are to be launched in the COM
ing week, which, together with the
ten additional war steamers for which
a bill is now before Congress, will
make US at least respectable in this
arm OF defence. At the navy yard in
Brooklyn, about 1000 men are active.
ly employed; at Boston, about 600; at
Portsmouth, 400; at Philadelphia 600;
at Pensacola, 300;-or three thou.
sand four hundred in alI--preparing
wooden walls, for fearless hearts and
iron hands to man.--.N. Y. Herald.