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The ARcoLE.-Thls splendid specimen Of nava
architecture was launched yesterday from the
yard OF Messrs Westervelt Il Mackay, of this city,
whose reputation as ship pbuiders is already fully
sustained In the performance of the Prince Albert
Waterloo, Prince de Joinvllle, and others. The
Arcole is designed as one of Boyd Il Hincken and
Chamberlain " Phelps efficient line of Marseilles
packets, to be commanded by Capt N w Eve
leigh. Her measurement is 700 tons burthen and
will carry 100 bales OF cotton-3O feet beam 70 feet
deep, l40 feet deck. The iorecaste is on deck. as
also the cabin, which will be furnished in the most
elegant and costly manner possible with state rooms
for D passengers each containing sofa and all the
recent improvements for the comfort and convent
ence Of passengers The berths are against the nnel
bulkhead, and by means OF side lights each is
aired from without, the pleasure of the occupant
by this arrangement the light is not liable to be
eclpsed by those walking the deck, as in the ordi-
nary mode Of lighting the rooms by means of a
deadight above. She is of the most exquisite form
we have ever seen, surprising even those which
were considered perfection itself On her head is a
full length figure OF Napoleon, bearing in his hand
the French Standard which is intended TO represent
his passage over the bridge of Arcole celebrated as
the scene of battle between the French and Aps


rams, on the 18th OF November, 1896 Her name
was given her through compliment to the French
and we much doubt whether the Mediterranean
ever hoated more perfect model since the com
mencement OF shipbudlng