{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We saw a the Lesee two flat bottomed iron barges belonging to the United States. and intended for ser. vice in Mexico, There are in each three distinct divisions, joined t noyeable iron connections on the outside and being uus put together, form one boat, nu, being separate and placed on wheels, each forms a separate wagon--they thus be used either for land or water service. and after conveying troops stores across river, can be placed upon the wheels with which they are provided, and then move forward with the army. They are also well calculated for landing troops on the coast, and by being separated each part can readily be hoised on board ship and carried on deck to the disembarking point. Each di. division is perfectly water tight of iIself and the plan seems most admirably calculated for good and eff cisnt seryics.-LN o Bulletin.