The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
Movements OF the Allied Fleet In the Pacific
BRITINH


TnE FRIGA1E PRESIDENT AND THE FLAGSHIP MONARCH.
portion Of the British Fleet under the command of
a on the S and Of sa
celtic. The vessels are H. B. NJ flag ship Mcaach Capt.
On coming to anchor the usual salu,es exchanged
between those vessels aud The French lying
at anchor The from Stka is reported to have been
made in nine dayshe same as that Of the French squad
Admiral Bruce and staff we're on board Che Presider
but designs transferring his flag to-day to the Monarch
the flag ship OF the squadron.
The following is the list Of officers board the PTes
dent:
Alexander flag lieutenant; H. j. Byers, II. somervile,
passed clerks; Captain Burridge commander; H. A. Ho
linYorth, VIC: H. Morgan, 6 Todd, 9. H. Thomas, G.
chaplain; Dr.. j. Moore, assistant surgeon; James N
Dick, DO; do Master g II Allen Gampeon, secpmbe
Coe, Erskinc, Austin, Nugent, midshpmen.
The following are the officers Of the Monarch:-Capt
straiton Pocock = y Miller; Master, Parker; Captain
OF Marines Hamblr; lieuts. of Mciine, H. Spratt,
McMechan Cleadon irbuckle; Paymaster, Dutton Sur.
geon Caddy; Assistant Surgeons, Eastail, Champaign
Green Naval Instructor Lsrton; lie,tensnt, J. Poole;
Mates, serne Cooper; dshipmen, Miller Earring, Sic.
vcnson; NAVEL Cadets, Coli, Cochran Gordon Hamilton
Clancley, Moore; Clerks, CANA Evans Second Master
Scdmond.
ERIeATEs PIQUE AND DIDO AND STEAMER BRISK.
H. b. NJ frigate Pique, Capt Nicholson had cs'ed for
The river AMOR in Russien Possessions in Ala, and
thence for China The Briich frigate Cdo sca ner
Brisk were to touch at Vancouvers Island thence to s.
Francisco.
FRENCH.
ALtESTE
The French frgates La Forte and Acese arrived from
Stka 1T San Francisco the 22d July The Alta Cali
orna says:-Whether Admiral Fournichon led any
discourtesy to the American nation by his negectng to
salute the forts when he entered in the Alce-e
not say but trust ii has been represented to
l. O., that none but kind feelings exist. Turn We how
ever, to the splendid compliments given by Admiral
Bruce of H. b. NJ ship President on entering our harbor
nj ahe arnd her
yards hosted the American flag and fred Il guns the
whole done in rafting hearty manner such charc
was no half way matter, as IL the salute bestowed
grudgngly. 1t was the more impressive from the fact
Of the mountains Of Marin county alone echong back the
roar Of the guns.
CORVETTE rrRYDIcG
The French corvette Eurydice, Commander Re T1cran
deu arrived at san Francisco the oath July from
tropoiosk via Sitka The following is list of her OFF
cers-Commander, De IaGrandieu: Isl Lieutenent Mas
sillon; Leuenants Fcesolle De Leroomt DeIarlumpch
Quegue Arenne and Cose. The Eurydice anchored of
Shaw's wharf
The French brig obgado, Capt De Rosencourt arrived
at San Francisco the 18th July twenty seven dayr
from Petropcosk She left at that port HB. NJ. frgate
Tncomaee, which to sail after the arrival Of the
Monarch
SICKNESS IN THE FRENCH FLEET
Quite number of sick seamen were landed from the
French fgate La Forte Most of them we're effected with
symptoms OF scurvy. They taken TO the French
hospital and with good treatment may possibly recover
BALL ON BoAAD THE MONARCH.
grand fancy ball to take place on board the
Monarch nc-ofbate ship in honor Of the entrance Of
Admiral Bruce board his nag ship Most Of the Eng
lsh French French, and American naval officers were
to be nvitei The Admiral proceeded Goa the No.
march the 9th July, when his broad pennant was
hoised the flag ship Of the English feet in the Pa
cidc.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICERS.
II announced that a number Of the prncpal mar
chants Of San Francisco had resolved give grand bal
entertainment to the officers u the Nrench and English
.l.s 49, s, H.
would come OF at the Metropolitan theatre. The precis
not specified,