The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-27
Naval IntelllRenoo.

The following 10 list # the officers attached to the
Yard, bound to the Pacific - the flag ship Of Commo-
Captain Philip F. Voorhees,; First Lieutenant, saml
+. Hazard; Leutsnants, Henry s. Stelwsgen, Joshua
Humphreys VIM. +. Leroy, Charles s. McDonough;
Fleet surgeon, g r Hornsr Purser Thos. B. Nalis;
Acting Master Edward T. Nichols; Secretary, Dabney
c. Writ; Assistant Surgeons Randolph +. Mason. A.
A. F. Hill: Passed Midshipmen James Wicoxen, Peter
Wager; Midshpmen. J. c. Sullivan, Richard H, Gayle,
John r Beatty, William A. Abbott, J. Hodges, Geo
ID. Hand, l.. Howard Newman, Frederick + Brose,
Daniel L. Brsine, VIM MaHatt; Purser's Clerk Chss.
H Elias; Bostswsin, Geo. Wilmuth; Acting Gunner,
Elijah Haskell; Carpenter, Amos Chick; Sailmaker,
George Parker; First Lieut.. Comdg Marine Guard,
Frederick B. Mcneil; Second Lieut.. Marines, Edward
Med. Rey nolds.
The u s brig Baipb:idge was at Rio Grande, Cape
de Verbs and the Decatur at Madeira at last accounts
Boston Journal, Jan 25.
The u. s. ship Congress, from the Pacific Ocean via
Rio ia neiro arrived in Hampton Roads on Thursday,
In AZ days from the latter port.
The U. s ship of the line Ohio WAS at Monterey
California ON the LIST Of November ls4s to sail the
7th for San Fra ncsco. Captains Stribng and Taylor
are on their way heue, sick In the Congress. The
Lexington, Lieut. Cong Chstsrd sailed for San Frau
cisco the LIST November, and was to leave for New
York about the let Of December. The Southampton
Lieut.. Cong Handy, was to sail for San Fran
Disco on the 7th December. Lieut. Thorburn is his
n So IN IT. sns ns f'sos
for the East Ind:es with Com. Gesinyer, and
peeted back at San Francisco, in January le49 The
Congress- Capt Lavalstte, sailed from La Psz, Uower
CaIifornia) for Norfolk. The independence Com Shu.
brick rallied from Maastlsn the udwich Islands the
coast Of Peru Chilli and New York July a. and was
expected to be at the latter place In May ls49 The
Dale IL expected to sail for the United States about the
lat Of March next The ST. Marys had not arrived at
Monterey on the Sd Of December The following 10 .
list Of the officers Of the u ship Dale, at Mazstlsn
In November, 164S Commander, John Rudd; Lieu
tenants, Ed. C.. Ward, Fabius Stanly; Acting do
Wn. D. Muse; Purstr. Mexican Buchanan; Passed
Aseissant Surgeon, James McCleland; Acting Master
n: G: Bryant; Passed Midshpman, David OshiItres;
Midehipmen, Thor,ss T. Howerton, John Adams, w.
B. Hayes, Edwin F. Gray Acting Carpenter VIM.
Hyde; Acting Gunner John Erskine; Acting Sail
maker, stephen Seamsn; Acting Bostswain, Thomas
Ditsen; Comm snders Clerk. F. Dickinson.
The LATE LIEr-ErANr FRANCIS HueER, u. S N.
The death OF Lieutenant Francis Huger has not
been generally announced to the navy. It Is but
just that his former comrades shosd be afforded the
rad privilege Of mDgling their With that Of his
bsresved family. Lieut.. Huger was representative Of
that dating uished Huguenot family we'll known In
the councils and in the battles Of the republic He
the ron Of that gallant gentleman whose ohivarc
attempt to rescue Lafayette from the dungeons Of
Olmutx has forever associated his with that Of
the lusrious friend and brother In. Of Washing
ton The worthy Of bis lineage and Of his
SIRE National Infeiisencer, jan. a.