The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-07

NAVAL INTELLIeENcE.-The United States fri
gate Brandywine, Charles Boarman, Esq ca p
tain, bearing the broad pcnnant of Commodore
George w. Storer, arrived here yesterday, havin z
been absent more than three years. She sailed
from Norfolk for the Brazil station on the sth Of
September, ls47, and from Rio de Janeiro, October
Is, 1850, for New York. The following Is n list of
her officers
Captain, Charles Boarman, Leutenan ts Luther
Stoddsrd, Samuel LarCn, J, r. Nj. Mulany, J. j.
Guthrie; Purser, Edward Fitzgerald; Fleet Sur
gcon, Benjamin +. Bacbc: Assistant Surgeon,
Philip Landslide; Chaplain, John l.. Lenhart !;
Acting Master, Richard l.. Law First Lieutenant
OF Marines, John &. Grayson Commodore's Score
tary, Jacob J. Storcr Passed Midshpmen, John
T. Barrrud, Theodoric l.. Walker; Midshipmcn,
John G.. Sproston, Randolph h. Brecse, John p.
Baker, William Gwn, Bayard T.. Hand, Robert r.
Chapman; Captains Clerk, Joseph MontOvio; Pur-
ser's Clerk, Elijah Goodrigo; Boatswain, William
Smith Gunner, Thomas =. yenablo; Carpenter,
Joseph Cox.
Passengers from other vessels on account Of i'll
health.
Charles Woodland, boaswain Of tho United States
ship st. Louis; six seamen from the United States
frigatc Congress; four from the United States ship
1t. Louis; and eight searnon sent by Mr.. Kent,
American Consul at Rio de Janciro, as mutineers
belonging To- the ship Henry, of Boston, bound to
San Francisco. The sbip got h. far south az 40,
and had 10 return TO Rio, account of the rnu-
tiny. Shipped n new crew, aud proceeded on her
voyage to San franciseo. The mate, Lewis r.
Jackson, and Henry Taylor, boy, are board of
the Brandywine os Witnesses. The remains Of
Major Thomas J. Morgan, late United States Sec.
retary OF Legation 10 Brazil, and those of his son,
are also on board Of the Brspdywine.
The Brondywino crossed the equator the
4th of November, 1871, fifty two days from Lyn-
haven Bay, and rectossed il the ith Of No
vomber, 1850, seventeen days from Rio de Jsnoiro.
The following il st OF The deaths on board of
the Brandywine, since her departure from the Uni
ted States:
Dec. u, 1871, Thomas Hammond, seaman, at
Rio. Nov. 8, 1913, Charles NJ. WoOdhousc, &. a.
C., at Rio. Jan. 30, 1919, Peter Johnson, B. M,
at sea. June 10, 1919, Elisha Lyman, seaman, at
Rio. June IL, 1919, Benjamin Chambers, ordi-
nary seaman, at Rio. Dec. 10, 1919, Philip Robin
son, seaman, at sea. Jan. 9, 1850, James Richie,
andsman, at Montovideo. Feb. Is, 1890, Rchsrd
Walker, Or Or, at Montevideo. March IL. 1880,
Simeon Ayres, surgeons steward. nj sea. March
81 1850 Thomas l.. Dance, acting master, at sea.
March %, 1850 Raiford w. Ives, midsnipman;
James C. Usher, captains clerk, sen. April ~,
1850, James J. Tibbles, landsrnan, at Montevideo.
May 10, 1850, Edward Reid, ordinary oamon, at
Montevideo. June 81, 1850, james II. Goodwin,
ordinary seaman, at Montevideo.
Thomas Vceney, captains cook, supcrnumorary,
transferred from the United States ship st. Louis
~ Y. jour. Of Commerce, bh.
An Ohio paper states that a Miss Porter in that
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The editor says il is not only good match, tut
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tie porter.