The New York herald., 1850-12-05

Arrival OF the U. s. Frigate BrandywInc.
The U. 6. frigate Drsndywine Capt. Charles Board
man, bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore Geo.
w. storer, arrived below en- Tuesday evening. She
sailed from Norfolk for the Brazil station the sth of
September 1s47 and lied from Rio de Janero octo
Der lsth 1850, for New York
The followingis a list OF her officers
Charles woodman, Captain; Luther stedd Leu.
tenant samHel Larkin, do; }. X. NJ. Mulany
do; j. J. Gudrie, do; Edward Fitzgerald, Purssr
benjamin L. Bache, Fleet Surgeon; Philip Sans
dale, Assistant Surgeon John L. Lenhsrt, Chaplain;
Richard T. Law, Acting Master; John G Grayson, First
John T BRrand, Passed Mid,hipnan; Thes s. wal
ker, do 90 John G. sproston, Midshipman; Randolph
X Breese, do John Baker. do; William G win, do !
BaJard Z. Hand dol Robert T Chapman, do; joseph
Moulobis Captains Clerk; Elijah Goodridge, Jr Pus
sers Clerk; Vim Smith, Boatswsin; Thomas P Vena-
ble Gunner; Joseph Cox Carpenter.
Mr.. Ctas. Broadland and four seamen from the U
s. sloop St Louis and six seamen from the U. S. fri
gate Congress, have come home in the B-2ndywins,
sick. She has also brought passengers Major Thos
s. Morgan la.e Secretary Of Legation at Rio and SON.
and eight seamen sent by Mr. Kent the American
Consul at Rio de Janeiro, mutineers, belonging to
the chip Henry Of Boston, bound to San Francisco,
which ship got far South a. and had to return to
Rio, on account Of the mutiny. She there shipped a
new crew and proceeded ON her voyage to San Fran
cisco. The mate Lewis Z. Jackson and Henry ray or
boy, are on board as witnesses.
The BIandyuina crossed the Equator on the 4th Of
Novemb ber 1s47 81 days from Lynnhsven Bay, and re-
crossed IL on the 4th of November 1850, In IL days
from Rio de Janeiro.
The following is the list Of deaths on board the
Brandywine since her departure from the United
States. Dec. 81 ls47, Thos Hammond, seaman, at
Rio Nov 8, 1sis. Chas NJ. Woodhouse, c. A. c., at do.
Jan 90 1919 Peter johnson, boatswains mate at sea
1S49, Benz. Chambers, do. do. Dec. 16, lS39, Philip
Robinson, do. at Jan. o, 1850, James kttchie,
landtman, at Montevideo Feb. 10, 1850 Rchd Walker
quarter gunner, at do. March IL 1850, Simon Ayres
surgeons steward, at sea. March "a 1850 Thomss J..
Dance acting master at do March 25 1850 Raiford w
Ives midthpman at do. March rs. 1850 James Q.
Usher Captains clerk at do. April IL 1850, James g.
Tibblts landsman, at Monteyideo. May IT, 1850, Id
ward Reid seaman, at do. June %, 1850, James II.
Goodwin, do do Thomas Neeny, (cspt's cook,
peTnumerary transferred from the United States ship
81. Louis
The u. s. steamship ssranac sailed this morning.
in obedience to t.legrsphic despatch received on
TUESDAY evening She will touch a. Norfolk for Com
modore Parker. and thence probably proceed to the
West Indies. The following is list Of her oia GERS
Josiah Tatnal, Captain; Thouss l.. Brent, o Car W
Sailing Mater N PinkIey Surgeon; Duvau, Pass'd
Asst DO; J. j. Jones, Purser; j. 7. Doughty. Lieut.
Marines; Z. Stall, Passed Midshpman; D. L. Braine
J. Rowan, b. Ghersdi, I. Rainey, idshipmen; W v. .
W. Wood, Chief Engineer; NJ. Quin, W. L. Lynch, D.
MApes, }. W. Parks, and A. G. Jackson, Assistants;
John Crosby, Boatswain; II. Robinson Gunner; Chas
Boardmsn. Carpenters j, Frazer, ssilmaker.
Captain X. IA Pearson has resigned the command OF
the tteambhip Philadelphia 10 Lieutenant Stanley
L. b N. Captain 7. goes 20 the Pacific to the
command OF the stsamship Oregon
The U. s. ship Albany, Commander Charles I. Platt
left the navy yard. at Charleston Mass Tuesday
for the Cult Of Mexico where she Is be the
cf Commodore Fox hall A. Parker Of the Home 81 sd
ron. She was towed down the harbor, and anchored
In Nantucket Roads where che remained at night.