BosroS, July 26, P. Nj.
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BOSTON, July 26, P. NJ
Our FortJieatons-Wreck Of the Cent,rion-Ship Judah


Zouro-Fres, &c.


In my last alluded to a that the Notifications
designed to protect the entrance to harbor
about TO bo armed. ! will endeavor to give you
brief sketch of these Notifications First importance
and strength the works Georges Island These
commence nearly at high water mark, and have wide
deep moat in 'front.' in the of which, is massive
ueaswork of stone. Above this rise, in regular grada
onhree tiers Of batteries which sweep along the shore
and command every point of the compass These bat.
res are covered with solid masonry, so that neither
hot nor shells be fred into them from above The
embrasures are the only openings through which an
enemies missiles could be thrown This fort can mount
over three hundred pieces Of Of the largest size
have seen some OF them which have been cast at ~
gers iron works South Boston and Judge them 70 Dc one