The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28
The Restoratisns fn the Naval Ser
vice.

vice.
The following 10 correct list, from an oflci
source, Of the naval nominations recently acte
upon BY the Senate, together with the positio
In the service which has been assigned each Off
| GER:
Captans TansfeTTed.-PhiIip r. Voorhees,. O
furiough pay, TO leave pay. Thomas Paine, o
fDrouxh pay, TO the active list, to take nix ne
after Capt. Thomas Cradle. William Ranse,
dropped TO the active list, 60 take rank next ri
ter Capt French Forrest. Wm Iumau on leay
pay, to the active list, to take rank next afte
Capt Josiah Tattnal..
! Commanders ProAsated or Transferred -samue
". W.Lecompte on fuT!ough pay, to leave pay Wu
! M.Armsirong, 90 Leave pay, to be captain o
active list. TO take rank next after Captain j.
Jarvis. Andrew L Long, on furiough bay. TO b.
captain Gu the acgiye list, to take raIk next af
ter Captain Henry Eagle. Zsch. +. Johnston
dropped TO be captain- on the active list, 4
take rank next after Capt Geo. =. Blake. T
DTrab Shaw, on leave pay, to active list, to tax,
rank Dext after Commander W e Whittle
L,eutendhts fro1ao!ed or Tranyerrcd.-Wm. D
Porter, on furiougn pay to leave pay to be a com
masder on the active list. to take rank next aft
Commander Ii. l.. Thatcher. g. G. Williamson
on furltugh pay, TO be o asder, Oh the active
list, 60 take rank next after Commander r. Chatard
j. q Carter, on furough pay, 10 be a commsuder
on the active list to take raLk after Commando,
g. A Prentiss. s. b BisselI, on leave pay, 10 be
mmaoder, on the active list to take rank uexl
after Commander j. p. Giliis JJ GIassor. on
leave pay, to be commander, the active list Il
take rank next after Commander SWaetvout
Kitty, ou furlough pay, to be a commander
on the active list, TO take next after Cumman
der Cs Boggs. William Chandler on leave nav. h
be commander on the active ,ist. to take ra n (
aiter Ccmmander Kitty. Richard w. Meade
on tnrlough pay, TO be commander on the active
list, to take rank next after Commander J. r.
Tucker. Alexander Gibson, on fu,lous \ nav 10
be c. ctmmancer, on the active list, to take rank
..4s.. lgf, lar l. 4
- turi ugh lay to leave yay
j j "slbacb, dropped, TO be a Lieutenant on
the active list, to take rank next after Leutenan,
w Ii Ball. Thomas BiowneIl, on f;lriouyh nav to
leave pay. james Doyle, oo furlough pay, to the
active list, to take rank next after Lieutenant ] X
NJ Mullany. NJ Marin, on leave pay to the nc.
tive list, to take rank next AFTER Lieutenant James
Doyle. Chase Barney, dropped, TO be a Lieu.
tenant on the reserved list on leave pay, to take
rank next after Lieu u'euant b WouIsey
r Riel, on fsriough pay. TO active list to take
rank next after Lieutenant + Huger NJ c perry
THROUGH pay. to active list. to take rauk ne
after Lieutenant r Rieii. Henry Roiando, on
furiCugh pay TO active list to take rank next .f,
fnrioush pay TO active list, TO take rauk next af
ter Lieutenant Nj Wainwright JF Abbott, cu
furlough pay, to leave pay. B Fitzgerald, on
furlough paw TO active list to take rank next after
1t c FauDtleroy.
Rhind, dropped, to be a lieutenant on the
active list, 10 take rank next after Lieut.. A
Read. NJ. McArann, on fnrlough pay TO active
! list, to take rank next after Lieutenant W Nelson
mes NJ Watson, ii Harrison aud Charles Hun.
| ter, cn furlough pay TO leave pay.
t0ssed Aidsttpmsn Pr0naoted.-J Hail. dropp
ed, to be u lieutenant on the active list, 10 take
rank next after Leut W Bennett. A Byrsps
; dropped to be lieutenant GU the active list, &c
! take rank next after Lieutenant W Msyo-
William X Mercer, dropped, to be lieu tenant on
! the active list, to take rank next after Lieut. T.
! Stow.
| This list is the only correct one which has been
| published.
/ RRKAKING Up THE SECRET SOCIETIES The LORD
1t. General of Ireland is actively pursuing the
secret societies, and has offered a reward of fIO(
| for the conviction of any one administering al
| oath in one OF them, or ESQ for the conviction c
. member. The substance of their rules and reg.
uations is said to be as follows
The association is divided into five orders or dis.
tinctions: 81 The County Delegate; ,. The Parist
J Master; 3. The Body Master; 4. The Committee.
man: D. The mere Ribaudman. Each county in
Ireland has delegate. and every shire in England
and Scotland, in which Irish emigrauts are iu apy
number located, has its delegates aud 10 iges'
The meetings are held in such public houses as
| have private room. Ia oil places vi here there
may be strangers, the members of tbs association
use signs and pass words to ascertain whether OF
not there any of their own frater 1ity present
These passwords decided a. the quarterly meet
| lngs OF the general pO0y,
The funds, it is said, raised thus: the county
| delegate, returning from the quarterly meetings
| summons county meeting OF parish masters, tC
| whom he conveys the "goods"-the signs aud pass.
woris--and in return they pay him each Fl We shil
lpgs. When the parish master goes back to bi,
own district, he passes on the goods of she bod,
masters, each Gf whom lays him y shilling, anG
from each individual member the body master ex.
acts payment OF siypepce.
! Each mesIber must attend the summons of hi
order within two hours If a member enters a
room where there is mixed company. he saws
~ hat do you think of the times?" A rbandmar
answers him I'VE are expecting change" Tc
test the fact that the reply is given Intentionally,
and not by chance. the riband nau reioius, .'In
! what cise?" aud if the stranger answer, 'The
present Ministry" the new comer knows that be
has found brother.
! The towns in ITeaud are being garrisoned with
sodeTs, and in reference to the stale of feeing in
/ the Sou, aud West, the Cork Reporter says:
We know that lar ge dranghis of soldiers are be.
ing dispatched 10 the towns in the west of tui-
county, for he purpose of subjugatug the law les,
spirit sand TO be prevalent there. Now, we do Dol
desire either TO uhder-rate OF over rate the exac
fact about the dis III bed feeling which exists. The
truth is this which we have FROM the r-liabis
and respectable autbnriiy-a notion Of iusubor
diuation grew into the maig OF this county from
Kerry, spread at fairs and such like gatherings ane
| il only embraced by aborers who were allur,
J ed by high wages, strangers and vagabopds ba'
man who had anything to lose had par
in it.
The Catholic clergy denounce these societies frou
the altar, and it is alleged that The government
purl oses.