Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-03
THE RETIRED NAVY LIST.


served List" of Navy Officers, as decided by the
Retiring Board As &c differs somewhat from the list
which @ went the rounds Of the press last week, we
repubiish it: "a, - 60 90
;.Captains on Leare Pay.-C Charles Stewart, Ste
phen Cassin, George G. Read Thomas ;Ap Catesbys
Jones, David Conner, John D. Sloat, Charles W.
Skinner, Joseph Smith, David Geisinger, VIM. D..
Salter, John Perciyal, William ", Taylor, Charles
Boarman, William Jameson, Henry w. Ogden.
Hugh N. Page, Stephen Ghamplin.,,s' =: tss,r
Captains on Farlough Pay.--Jesse Wilkinson:
Foxhall A. Parker, Philip F. F.sVoorhees, Thomas NJ.
Newell Thomas Paine; Joseph <Smoot, Benjamin.
Page, William K. Latimer, Henry Henry, John H.
Graham, William lnman, Lewis E. Simonds, Harri-
son H. Cooke, Horace B. Sawyer. ,al-i :
Captains Dropped .fros the .yacy.-John p. Zant-
Finger, Uriah P. Levy, Vim. Ramsey s,4ysl :. =
Commanders on Ledoe Pay.---John j. Young, Jo-
seph R. Jarvis, wiz M NJ. Armstrong, Wm.S f..
Shields, Ed. w Carpehter, John Z. Saunders, john
S.sPayne, James Glynn, Joseph Myers Robert
Ritchie, Elisha Peck, Timothy G. Benham, Oscar
Bu0us Cadwallader Ringgold, 7. Darrah Shaw, Ro.
bert ID. Thorburn, Samuel Lockwood Lloyd B. New
ell John Manning, John Cohoun, Amasa Paine.
Commanders on Furlough Pay.-Chas T.. Platt
Thomas r. Gedncy, Henry Bruce John S. Nicholas,
Thomas j. Manning, Andrew X. Long, Wm. Green,
Charles H. jackson, George Adams Isaac s. Ster-
rett, Frederick A. Neville, Murray Mason. ..s;s:
Commanders Dropped from the Nauy.-Frederick
Varnum, Samuel w. Lecompte, Thomas Petigru,
Jno. S. Chauncey, Zach. F. johnson, VIM s. Ogden.
Lieutenants on Laaue Pay--Johnathap w. Swift
Johnathan Ferris, Matthew F.. Maury, James S.
Palmer, George Hurst, James F. Miller, Henry Dar-
cantel, George NJ White, George L. Seden, Stephen
Decatur, Richard L. Love, VIM. Reynolds, James B.
Lewis, John Hall, Francis Lowry, Melancthon b.
Woolsey. .-.- -, -. - ..-..-.-. g ~ -.
Lieutenants on Furlouqh Pay-Frank Ellcry,
James NJ. Watson, Junius j. Boyle, William E.
Hunt, Peter Turner, Wm D.. Porter Gabriel G.
Williamson, John G. Carter, Simon B. Bissel, John
j. Glasson, Henry A. Steele, Robert Handy, A. H.
Kitty, VIM. Chandler, James NJ Gillss, Alexander
Gibson, Bushrod w. Hunter, Geo. r. Gray, Bernard
j. Moeler, Henry Walker John P Parker, Mont
gomery Lewis Albert A. Holcomb Richard Forrest,
Henry c. Flagg, E. G. Bowers Domnick Lynch,
Horace n Harrison. Chas Thomas, Augustus 8.
Baldwin, 'Wm. B. Whiting, Charles Hunter, Samuel
r. Knox, Lewis c. Sartori, Fabius Stanly John N.
Mafit, Jas. A. Doyle, Matthias G. Marin, Alexander
Murray, Robert B. RicH, Matthew c. Perry, V. r.
Morgan, Henry Rolanda, John S. Taylor Foxhall A.
Parker, Jno. F. Abbott, VIM. b. Fitzgerald Mau-
rice Simons, Robert NJ. McAran. z.. .. ..'s
Lieutenomts Dropped from the Nary.-W. A. c.
Farragut, Hillary III. Rhodes, Lawrence Pennington,
VIM. H. Noiand, James Noble, j. T. McDonough,
Richard w. Meade, John L. Ring, Daniel f. Dulany,
j. j. B. Waibach. l.. B. Avery. Thomas Browneli,
Washington A. Bartlett, a. Davis Harrell, S. Chase
Barney, Thomas Fl. Stevens Israel G.. Wait, Abncr
Read Alexander G.. Rhind .2-- So =;
Master, in the Line of Promotion on Lears Pay
VIM w. Lows .- IS s-'--z = ~s-;
Masters, in the Line Of Promotion, Dropped from
the NaUy.-Julius S. Bohrcr John WalcOtt John
Madgan, jr.. Geo. A. Stevens, Peter Wagner, jr, P.
Hall, David Ochiltree, Augustus Mclaughlin.
pearce, Edward c. Grafton. -- -=1-a ..-
Passed .nidshipmen Dropped from tho Nary.-J.
Howard March, James 5. Thornton, Edward A. Sell
den, Nathaniel T. West, Allen T. Bvrens, Edmund
Shepherd VIM r. Mercer Charles Gray, George s.
King, Joseph A. Seawell, Charles b. Smith, James
Bruce. ' .'-'.' ..-. 49,
1;on
| Vaughn, Francis Malaby, James Ferguson, John
Robinson, John Queen, Frederick w. Moores H. A.
! f. Young Charles V. Morris, WIN. N. Brady, Saml
! C. Reid, John Pearson, Edmund F. Oin,stead.
| Masters on F'ur1ough Pay.-A. Cunningham, Mi
chael Clear, R. Clarendon Jones'
WELL AND NoBLY DONE. .-..
We copy the following from the Dover, Delaware
| Gazette of September 9Th: --..,. ..-
"We learn from friend who was present at the
Democratic County meeting at Denton, on Tuesday
last that the Wings, who were holding at the same
| time in another part of the town. passed resoiu-
| tion to join the Democratic party, and vote the
Democratic ticket at the November election; after
which they formed into procession, and marched en-
.nasse and with colors flying, toward the place where
/ The Democrats were holding their meeting. When
| they had nearly reached the spot over which the
Democratic flag was floating on the breeze their
| spokesman advanced, and in substance, said -
ty and hereafter to battle under the glorious banner
| Of Democracy! Will you'receve US "A deafcnine
shout Immediately burst from the Democratic ranks
| as they exclaimed % We will :" which was Succeedcc
by cheering, which might have been heard for mile!
around and other exhibitions Of the widest JOY Th'
! Wings then advanced under the flag, took Oft the
hats and gave three hearty cheers. q Then such oth
er exhibitions Of reioicing were never before wit
messed in old Caroline County. sl- 81. -
After the excitement had somewhat subsidized th'
1 newmade Democrats gave their promise to vote tn.
Democratic ticket at the next election and the meet
q ing after transacting the business and listening T
some able addresses, one of which was delivered By
the orator of the Whig meeting, adjourned unde
the happiest auspices. e. q - s.-s.. - : s.
This is out one incident, but it exhibits in a tru
light the feeling now prevailing in the Whlg rank
! over the whole country. We read in the Marylan'
papers numerous instances Of the Wings uniting OF
the same platform with the Democracy to overthrow
4 that insidious and hideous monster, Know Nothing
ism, so disguised have they become with its inqui
ties" q, 81. .s-a.sf...e S.sf-y - - -. "A. q H.
a PRESIDENT PIERCE TO BE IMPEAcHED I'VE lear
! from The Buffalo Republic, an Abolition newspaper
having the Hatch ticket at its editorial head, tha
4 there is some expectation that the next Congres
may impeach the President. That atrabiiious news
paper says a''@S
ssAnother dispatch received last night, states tha
the free State men had nominated Governor Rec de
for delegate to Congress- and that the election wa
appointed to be held one week later than that OF
Il dered by the spurious Legislature The pro-slayer.
I party have noinnatedthe present delegate MT
a field. Both candidates will undoubtedly be elec'
~ ed, and will apply for seats. This will bring Tn
"A legality of the whole proceedings before Congress
and we very much doubt whether the House q