The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

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ncscseo herewith transmit . copy q yssoluucns
alsp.ed al meeting Of mo oesTs Of The un1led 6aAs
samsy Fulton, 70 cypress their regret q ths eah Of
0ssamander g. g. Williamson. WIN you b pleased 70
yAhsh them IN your WILDLY circulated paper, and thereby
Wes.ly eh}gc us. On tho part of tho ofhecrs,
I'm GUNNElL, Passed. Ass'k Surgeon, q. n
49, h Gt umm HzAm NAVY YARD,
WARalsroH, Fa , Oct ", lS&o
Na meeting Of the oiscrs 81 ne UnIlsd sasss sieasr
yen 2 express .hs feelings 9! we dsah Of omnander
Whereas Il has pleased God 10 remove from IA our res
pesicd captain and esteemed friend, Commander g. q.
1Hlamscp, under circumstances cf peculiar distress
Asd whereas, association together during the vita
ona Of sickness and the exciting Incidents Of Tho wreck u
No Fulton and subsequently have afforded u tho 0ppS
ecnty Of knowing and approaching his mort ofocr,
h6 mu Dsic excellence ~ man, and his consistent Crn
Tan HE which secured for him tho respect and esteem Of
every ofncer and man under bis command Therefore
Resolved, That In the death OF Commander g. g. VIII
hanson, the government has lost faithful 0bcsr the
Savy an honorable representative, and ourselves valAod
captain and friend. suas tgsf ~ l8t
Resolved, Tina. wc deeply sympathise with the family
b aeyatcd by the reGocuon that he Yves cf those 70
whom ITO die is gan.n rgf.gs ~ n ~ M t..f Eva
Resolved, That We attend bis funeral IN z body ~
DuuTncrB, and that wear the usual badge q mourning
apCn the left arm and sword hih Tor thirty days
Resolved, That copies Of these resolutions be transmit
ed TO the family Of the decease and 70 papers In Now
York, Warrington Norfolk and Pensacola for publication.
AsyARs AT rHB BRooKlYs NAVY YARD--Ihe new
Unod States steam gunboat Iroquo, ordered 70 relieve
% United States steamer Wabash as flagship Of tho
Mediterranean squadron, win be ready TO receive her
ssers and between this and tho 9th inst She TO
aae trial trip 70 test the working Of her machinery pro-
s.ed her machinery has proven to work admirably and
oere are no approximations but that she will be CON-
plete success.
Some additional alterations in tho new Uniform for the
marine corps having boon made specimens 10 be
seen al the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, where all those
vhs wieh to bid for the contract have opportunity
q seeing the quality cf cloth required, 30.
The United States steamer Brooklyn hauled ont from
Ne wharf at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard yessraay, and
ehored at the outward bnOy. s*
The United saaos sloop war st. Louis ooe TO anchor
~ the barbor Of San Juan del Norte the 10th nit
Cur correspondent, writing OF Valparaiso The 18th Of
September saysThe United States sloop war Ievant
Under command Of Captain William E Hunt, arrived here
IN he morning Of the 9th inst after brilliant passage
Rom The United states-her entire voyage, including
esae eight or ten days spent at Rio, and twenty
hsSeting tho waves at Cape Horn, being but nine
Nest qualification that wo welcomed the gallant
Hunt and the courteous ofacers under his con-
and to the waters Of this harOor Ha does NOT look like
OTea OF those "seycnteon English line Of battle ships
which The AeycxriO 30 exuiingH announced about 70
como here 10 prevent the nc0nveniences which might
WBe from the presence Of American Of In this
hasbor The officers ana Of the Ievant arc al we'll
NE new steam sunboat Narraganset q. Boston, went
INTO commission On Saturday.
mo steamer Lancaster Capt John Radd which sailed
Rom below Philadelphia July o. arrived at RIO Janeo
Sept %, and remained there oct l. She proved herse
and taking in additional supplies sho would proceed Il
Valparaiso 70 relieve the 2erSimac