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STEAMSHIP MARMoRA The announcement that
this vessel was to sail for Liverpool in day or two
has caused great deal of speculation among those
who take an interest in the progress and welfare OF
American ship building. This feeling is increased
from the fact hatthe Marmoraleaves aboutthe tim
that the Great Britain takes herdeparture Although
this arrangement was not preconcered in order t.,
race, yet the Marmora is not unwilling to give he
trial She is fitted with Ericsson's propelers, on
early the same principle the screws of the G. Bri
tan and carries low pressure engine a new lnven.
ton, by which the consumption OF coal is compare


lively small The entire steam fixtures, boilers, en-


gine, coal-bms and all, do not cover space of more
than sixteen square feet. A more compact and wei
arranged engine, has never been seen. The main
and upper decks have clear sweep, unincnmbered
by coal or steam machinery of any description -
Her cabins are comfortable and airy, and fitted UP
with great deal OF taste and neaness, and ca.
pable OF accommodating 43 passengers Her size
is registered at 400 tons she is 24t feet BEAM ten
and halt feet hold, and PAS feet keel engine l55
horse power. She presents a very neat appearance;
her rigging s that of bark, lofty and exceedingly
well trimmed, and capable of carrying herten knots
with fair wind. Her destination is Constantine.
pie, whittier she will proceed, after making a stay
OF few weeks at Liverpool having been contract
ed for by the Turkish government, to plv between
Constantinople and Paras. She was built by he,
commander, Capt. Page, and his father, who by the
way, were the same persons that built the Bangor
which lett here tor the same place. three years since
Capt. p. will remain in ConstantinopIe until bust.
ness OF more Importance calls him home.