The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
Movements of the Allied Fleet In the Pacific

FtacA1E PRESIDENT AND THE FLAG snr MONARCH.
portion Of the British fleet, under the command Of
Admiral Bruce from petropaulowsk ria Sitka arrived
at San Francisco the Goth july and anchored of
celtic The vessels are H. ~ flag ship Monarch Capt
e. Faey and rgate President, Commander r. Barridge.
On coming to anchor the usual sautes exchanged
bween those vessels and the French men-ofwar lying
at anchor. The from Sitka Is reported to have been
made IN nine daythe same as that Of the French squad
Admiral Bruce and staff were on board the President
but designs transferring his flag to-day the Monarch
the flag ship Of the squadron
The following is the list Of officers board the Presi
dent
Admiral, II. W. Bruce; G. 7. Martin secretary: J. R.
Alexander flag ieutenant Ii. J. Byers, II. Somerville
passed clerks; Captain Burridge commander: H. A. Hol-
hnworth, W G. Il. Morgan, q. Todd G. II. Thomas, &.
McHardy, heutenants V. G. Roberts, master; j. j. l..
Bonnet surgeon; II. 7. Dyer, paymaster j. R. Holme,
chaplain; lr. J. Moore assistant surgeon; James \.
Dick, % do. do Master 6. II. All Canpeon T. Secombe,
passed clerks; J. H. Royal Morris, Eden, Rochfort Bar
Coe, Erskine, Austin Nugent, mdshipmen.
The following the officers Of the Monarch:-Capi.
patey, commanding; iieats Connolly Miiimay, scott,
81 Marines, Hambly; lieuts OF Marines, H. spratt,
hcMechan Cleadon, Arhucke; Paymaster Dutton Sur
geon, Caddy Assistant Surgeons, Eustan, CHAMPAIGN,
Green; Naval Instructor, Barton; Lieutenant J. Poole
Mates, sterne, Cooper Midsbpmen Miller Darling ste
venson Naval Cadets, Colt, Cochran, Gordon. Hamilton
thncey Moore Clerks, Cama, Evans; Second Master,
sedmond.
rRiGATrs nouE AND DIDO AND STEAMER ualsg
4 3 ~ rigate fiqne, Capt Nicholson, Ind sailed for
thence for China The British fgae Dido and steamer
Brisk were 10 touch al Nancouyer Island thence to San
Francisco,
FRENCH.
FElGATEs Ia FORTE AND AtefsTE.
The French rigate La Forte ana Aceste arrived from
Stka at San Francisco on the 22d july The Alto ~
forntd says-Wheher Admiral Fournichon intended my
discourtesy TO the American nation by his negecte 70
salute the forts when he entered in the Acese can
q ,bat n none but Kind feelings exist. Torn we, how
ever 10 the splendid compliments given by Admiral
Bruce Of H. b IT. ship President entering our harbor
yesterday. Anchoring at Saucelto, she squared her
yards hoisted the American flag, and fired Il guns the
whole done in rafting hearty manner such as charac
ferizes English and American naval commanders. Here
was no half way matter, If the salute was bestowed
grudgngy. II was the impressive from the fact
that there was other near the place the caverns
Of the mountains Of Marin county alone echeng back the
roar Of the guns
CORVETTE EuRYDicr.
The French corvette Euryice, Commander De Lagran-
dieu arrived at San Francisco on the oath July from Pc
tropauowski via Sitka The following is list of her Off
silon; ieutenants Freesoe, lie laprassc De Lercomt
Te iarlumpch, oneguel, Arenne and Ceste. The Fury
dice anchored of Shaw's wharf
BRIG oBIlGApo.
Tie French brig Obligado Capt De Rosencourt arrive
nj San Francisco the 18th July twenty seven day
from Petropauovski. she LEFT at That port II. b. NJ
gate Irncomaee which 10 sail after the arrival 81
The Monarch
SICKNESS IN THE FRENCH FLEET.
Quite number Of sick seamen were landed from the
symptoms Of scurvy. They taken to the French
hospital and with good treatment may possibly recover
BALL on BOARD THE MONARCH.
grand fhncy ball was TO take place on board the
Monarch nooibattle ship in honor Of the entrance Of
Admiral Bruce board his flag ship. Most Of the
English, French, and American naval officers were
20 lie invited The Admiral proceeded on board IT, Mo.
march the 9th July, when his broad pennant vas
hosted the flag ship Of the English heef N the Ia
cihc.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICERS.
II announced that number OF the principal mer-
chants Of san Francisco had resolved give grand ball
entertainment to The officers of the French and llgish
ships 81 in port IL understood that thu affair
would of at the Metropolitan theatre The precise
date wa not specified