The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

NAvAL.-The following Is a list OF officers attach
ed Ia he U ;. suop oil war Levan,, now lying at
the Navy Yard, aud n. arly re DIV for sea. II was
at first intended 10 send her TO the Pacific, but we
learn that the Secretary is since changed her des
tlnation 10 the Mediterranean to relieve the Preble.
Commander, Hugh N. Page; Lieuts, Robert G. Roth,
Robert INDY, J. H. Adams Acting Master, Louis Nc
Lane, Jri Pur-er Danger6eld Faunteroy; Surgeon,
William Maxwell Wood Assistant surgeon, - - F;
Mdshipmen Ovid Ocbiltree, Edward Gordon, William
Nj Gamble, L ward H. scoveli, George w. Young, X.
Abercrombie, John H. Tillotson; Captains Clerk VIM.
V. ray lor Masters Mate John Washington Wellington
Dyes; Bostswan, JOHN Dunderdale; Gunner, steadman
Millega Bsckwi,h Carpenter John Green Sailmsker,
William Bennett Pursers Clerk, J. p. ills-NorfoiS
Herald
NAVY ORpERs.-Captain D. Conner, leave six
months. Passed Midshipman w. Reip, from the
depot of charts to the receiving ship at New Or
leans. Passed Mdshipman H A. Wise, from spe-
clal duty, TO the receiving ship al New Orleans -
Mldshipman w. G.. Cushman, from The Saratoga to
the Independence. Nidshipmsn E. A. Barnett,
leave one month. Lieutenant ]. M. Lock
ert, leave two months; Lieut. ]. Mooney, ordered
T. Smith, to the Washington Yard; Mldshipman
]. f. Jannet, from the Independence to the Deca-
tur Mdshpman E. G. Genet, from the Indepen-
dence to the Levani; Sailmaker r. c. Radman, de-
tached from the Truxton and waiting orders.
The U. S SCHOONER GRAMrus-The story about
this vessel being cruise, published in the Albany
Evening Journal, we are sorry 10 say, Is Incorrect
On the 18th Of March she communicated with
mailed letter for hslady at Charlest0wn Moss. re-
guessing her to meet him at Norfolk between the
Sih and 18Th OF April. Mrs. d. proceeded to Nor
folk accordingly, but after waiting there until she
despared of her husbands safety, returned to
Charlestown.-BosfonP Post
BUSINESS OF THE BosroN Posr OFFTcE.-The i'm.
mense amount OF business transacted in the Boston
Post'office yesterday is worthy OF note and the
curacy and despatch exhibited by the Postmaster
and his clerks, Is deserving of all praise. The Aca-
dia's mail from Liverpool, received in the morning,
contained IL 600 letters, and the Caledonia's mail,
sent off at two o'clock for Liverpool contained 49,
800 letters. The domestic letters which passed
through the Office during the day were very nume-
rous, and il Is within bounds 10 say, that at least IS
900 letters, and $50 bushels of newspapers re-
ceved and despatched at this office during business
hours The Boston letters by the Acadia, and the
letters.by the Southern mail were all assorted chs-
ed and got ready for delivery, by halt past o'clock
A. M boston Courier.
The OuIo.-The river is So low that the ,aro.
class OF boats between Cincinnati and P,ushuret
have discontinued their trips for the present Only
1our ieet OF water In the channel and falling fast
1uthcent water below Cincinnati for the larges
class OF boats out to the Mississippi
RoBBINe AN EMreRANr German emierant h,
the name of Woolley who landed in New YoYI
last week, and arrived here in the South Americs
Yesterday morning, was robbed soon after reaching
thls CITY, OF a bag containing TWENTY-FIVE hundred
hive franc Pieces-his all. No trace has vet been
discovered of the thief or the money See The Pc.
lice Repor.-Aibany Adv.
REARING CHr.DREN.-The celebrated John Hun.
ters receipt tor rearing healthy children was Plen.
~ OF mix plenty OF sleep, and plenty of flannel
ms, had he added plenty OF exercise withou,
which all the others would be of little avail. will
be found equally efficacious in our own climate as
wei as that at Great Britain.