The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

other spsrs were falling to pieces with decay and
to . moderate breeze. In July however, shs was
patched up, the manmast fshed, q suit OF old sails
gwen hsr and as many officers and men could be
spared ron the already disabled squadron put on
board and she sailed the I'D day Of August ter VAL
parsso where she arrived in forty-six days, making
BILE was detained one month, from the nscessity Of
having new suit OF sails made on the second Sxri
val OF the Prebe At Honolulu, shs had been sAssnt
from the United States two years and eeyan month";
and had sailed T3 S33 miles amount IL is b-eved
unequaed in the sa me space OF time BY any man-of
return to this port she mas sailed nearly 100000 miles
and been in commission four years and four months
Every port OF any Importance whatever, In the
North Pacific and China Seas and upon the coast
OF South America, Mexico, and California, has been
visited and many Of them several times during the
traversed-a Lumber OF strange ports hsye bsen en-
tered where national vessel had before shown
our hag-and our comm cree has received succor and
protection from the Preble in nuah Der of most i'm
portant instances Thus it will be that the Prebls
the longest cruise for both duration OF time and
tance called that has ever been made by American
OF the hun dred and forty five persons who sailed
from New York in the Preble in Septem Der 1913 out
one commissioned officer. two forward officers and i've
men, remain on board OF the others thirty have been
transferred to other vessels or permitted to return
home in consequence OF Sickness two killed by
accident in the early part of the cruise; fyseven
served out their OF enlistment ana were dis
charged in orna; the Others for the dig
gngs prsierring 70 serve at the reported
wager OF sixteen dollars day to serving their oontrset
and their country Al thirty cents day
For the satisfaction OF the fr nds OF the deceased,
the following list 10 published now though part
OF II may have appeared in priut before Ii is
pete &c tar as 1T has been possible to render it
cbarestoa, S &, "a; 18th James Dick boatswaias
mate, Philadelphia, AZ Goth, James Thompson, sail
nsker's mate, England 81 22d jack" passenger,
Sandwich Itlapds; 29th, Peter Thompson ordinary
seamsn, Philadelphia 25.
July l, Jacob Janson. seaman, Sweden, 30 sth.
Philip Richardson, do Maine, 27; 9th, Bamu-l weir,
cooper, New York "a 18th, John Crafts quarter mas
ter Newport r l. 40; 18th, James valsnoe, captain
after guard, Delaware City 81 23d, Michael Loug him
yeomsn Ireaud 2s; 23d John Culp orderly s.rIaant
ars 45 2oth, Ohm Gardiner captain forecastle Mas
"a chusetts 45; 18th, James Quinn, captain msintop
Delsware,2S
Aug 3. Jacobus Caddus, Holland, 81 IL, James
Baird, ships corporal Maine 49, 18th Peter seymour
man, Connecticut, SO; 10th, kichara Berry ordnsry
seaman. Massachusetts 20; goth jeremiah Horn,
" ilsm Archibald, landsman Boston. 20; 2eth The
mas Coleman. acting carpenter, Newfoundland, Ill;
p IN, James Dunnett, seaman, Charleston, u.
Sept. d William Cox marine, New York, 25 eth,
William Prest, seaman, Sweden 81; 9th thoHas Viii
liaDs ships cook, Rhode Island As 29th John Pearce,
ordinary seaman, United States
Oct I'D, Edgar johnson, h.st boy New Jersey
George Ward, seaman, England, Dennis Rich lasds
man, East Palmyra, N Y Total 81
Were lett sick at Honolulu and died since December
9th Is49.
cent Of the whole number which larger than any
ship IL sur seryics has suffered nom ali ANY
causes esfiDg one crui'e ana Is believed to be not
oniy u L ucn larger luoubn u aStln-
gushed l6ss, than sustained by any body Of
men IN any one action, during the whole Of the war
with Mexico
Hard and long service has used up the Preble her
self almost effectuslly AZ IL has the The |
Preble has on board four men charged with mutny |
and u urder on board the bark Glenn of New Haven.
The following is list Of the officers who bone
In the Preble:- Commander, James Glynn joiued At
Cslae, February 1913; Fret Lieutenant, I. Rem
shaw, joined at san Francisco. about July. Acting
Master, Francis Gregory, do; Midshipmen W.n. II.
Msfltt, do 8. Howart Newman, do; " "a. 2. A.
Campbell, do jar. Walker, do; Captains Clerk,
Jas. b. Nourse, do Masters Mate, u J. Morehouse,
do; Acting Beatssain. James waiter do Acting
Carpenter, J. Stewart, do; seenpd Lieutenant,
silas Bent Joined in New York, July, 1916; Sail
maker, T. Grimm, do Acting q unner Henry Ward,
do Assistant Surgeon, VIM Lowner, joined ia the
Oh nn sea, in lS4s