The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08
Naval Intelligence.

Naval Intelligence.
U. 5. SUR GEHataSrowN-in reference TO paragraph
which We published some two weeks ago, wherein tie.
made by of the hands OF the Gcrmanto va j.
quoted making complsint against the officers, Of htrI.
SHIPS aud treatment towa d. The crew aui accus
ing jhca c drunkenness have made careful inquiries
O. OF the who has recently returned Ia me from
that vessel sick By him learn that the writer OF this
statement did not come home in the Porpoie but stu
employed as surgeons steward Of the Germantown, and
has written this account homo. feeling nimica to-
W&ios inc oifcers Charges mace under such citcnai
funcce can have but little weight Undoubtedly pun
the very nature Of the since ovny has been dis
pcuscd with and this has probably rise
plants on boerd the Germanown but informant, who
is very intelligent and exemplary further states
That these complaints not peculiar TO thltesse but
OF the character thosc made board every
Cove .pment ship since the abolition OF corpores punh
mont. Harsh and treatment towards offenders ap
nesrs TO bo necessary e, resulting feop that act on
the part Of Congress.
Tlic present Commander OF the Germantown Captain
John II Nicholas ia gentleman Of high principle aud
kindly feelings aud We happy to know tnat he no.
included in the complaints referred to- thoy having
stiecn previous to his Joining the ship-B,ston Posi-
The u. 4 igae. Congress AZ Montcyideo July lib.
The tlooP Of war jamestown arrived IN tho 4th.
Tic /. steamer san Jscjnto Captain Crabbc wts ~
Gone antinople on the 2lth Of July correepondcn.
the ho.tcn ItorHr say he airlscj 10 crippled c5nai
ton; Tie second Tine sue br <c doEu on yuyacc ont
Ia cfNirg the Atlantic .it broke losn aad was o9sl
to ru INTO Cadis Tor paf aai destined hcte several
ths.
TIE following j. a t &C the cicers reported c5c the
eeeuIer iowhato expected here frolu Norfolk --Capt
W1nain Meryino tieutcAants ~. . Glissor i. u Re
Purser, - Bryant Ordered: Surgeon John A. Lock.
wood Passed Assistant Surgeon CHARLES H. heewr1 ht:
Assistant Surgeon. Albert SERVER Passed Mdshipmcn
n =, stevens. John X. Wsou. n. l.. Mcuorklc, r.,
Mccauoyi Chid Ensincer. Geo sowcll first hssts
Vim Il. iail. J. '. Hhipple second do. Geo. Gideon
Jr., j H. Hatcher third do. VIM s. Stnmm: Carpon-
tor, John q butler; BoatswRin VIM. Whiting; Sail
maker, Geo FnIkcr Gunner. Thomas T.. yonable.
", = tiocp oi war Portsmouth, Commander I, A. Dor
min ia,t from Guayaquil remained Panama on the
1,ih nit,
1 $. sloop of.wsr Portsmouth Commander Dornn, ar
rived at Panama, August 9Th, from Guayaquil.
TIE CHOLERA Tho Cholera NJ Rochester is on
tie Increase again, the Board of Health reporting
twenty.sN deaths from Friday evening to Monday
at 9 l.. Nj.
TIE CHOLERA AT ROCHESTER - The Board of
Health report sixteen deaths from cholera during
The foriy.eight hours ending nj L. M, Wednesday.
At Buffalo the disease is evidently very pre-
| yalent the Buffalo papors, however, publish no
reports Of tho progress Of the disease Tho Re-
! 1Nbiic Of Monday evening says, thore were four
deaths by cholera in Lancaster, in that county, on
| Friday and Saturday last MIR john Mcneil and n
Mr.. Reed, two highly respectable RESIDENT, were
| among those who died by cholera, Several deaths
have also occurred at Batavia within the last week
HARD TO PLEAsE.--Jhc Lexington Sentinel say
there u now living in Holmes county, Miss, wo'
man VINO married her first husband in September
1873 she subsequently parted with him aut
from Tune 10 time married throe others, with all Of
whom sho separated. On the day twenty-five year
from her hrst marriage sho parted With her fourtl
husband, attended the funeral of her second wa
married to her first, and the marrigo ceremony wa
performed by hor third husband She Is now livul
ri.a nsl l,.n, rather urst husband, and doin
! Vel,