The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

The U. s. steamer esterDport chartered steamer ts
q The Paraguay exposition pu. Of ION on
Saturday last Her sailors on Shore and her
marines temporarily transferred the u s. receiving
EMP N3rth Carolina.
The crew OF the L. 8. ship Falmouth lately arrived
the Byockyo Navy Yard, from the Brazil station were
PAID OF on troay last The Falmouth will be pa. ordi
nary until further orders.
II is runored that or John G. Reynolds who lately
commanded the marine guard OF the o. $. friga,e S.
Law!thee, viii take command ol the Portsmouth, n. II ,
mar Ire barracks.
The United frisate Minnesota Capt Da Pon
hiIty seven days from Table Bay, Cape OF Good Hope
arrived at TINS port early yesterday morning. and anchor
Cd IN FIesdeuls Reads O'clock She icit China In
December last returning by way OF India ana Arabia
visiting Singapore Penang Point dc Gale Colombo BON
hay and Muscst from whence she came 10 the Cape by
ibe eastern core Of Africa and west OF Madagascar by
The Mozambique channel. The Anneeots, addition To
!nvslds from the China squadron brings home the
snd mates Of the American bark CareTont charged
nuiny, and put board by the United Consul at
Cape Towr to be delivered TO the United States
The following is a list of her officers
Captain Samuel =. Du Pont. Leuienanis--wiiam
Eershaw, Albert &. Ciary, Charles G. Simms,
william "n,F;, Mayo George W noG.g Issss Csos
Petit. suseon-wm +. McCienehan. Passed Assistant
saieeon-CLaries Martin. Assistant sargeon-H Law.
renee sheldon Chief Eegneer-Michael Quinn Mid
shipmen-F B. Blake (Acting MASTERY c. Iverson Graves
Henry W. Miller, " MoNair, Henry o. Seely, Henry
u Tod Captain Of Aarines--George Ii. Terreit Lieu
tenant OF Marines Edward Joues First Assistant Eu-
gineers-James H. Warner, r. b. G Stump. Second
t Assistant Eceineers--Chares Schroeder, James
stead, William Frics, Jr Samuel +. Savage,
George p. Houston Captains CerK--Johp Mcmillan
PWsers clerk rhos q. hckron Boatswnin-Gco smith.
GubDer-Jno Ballard. Carpenter-JnO. South WICK
Standardization T. Lozer. The Minnesota is iu first
order after her long cruise throughout as
well ordered house. Her passage from Cape Good Hope
has been very snort, anu shows that she stood
tao years CT ntse we'll She sailed from Philadelphia May
Is, 1857, and arrived of Cape Cod May g. 1869 Tho
Minnesota ordered TO THIS port, aud officers
Of course DESTROYS Of going to tDen homes without delay,
but there is rumor that she will lie sent TO Portsmouth
sbe Will come up 70 the city this morning, To wait Tor
slrucuens from Washington Boston Advertiser, Nay so
The soop or Constellation now waiting sailing or
ders at Portsmouth,, n. II having everything ready for
her departure This vessel ii the hacst in tho
United states navy, and carries more formidable bat
terry than any sailing chip Of her size the world
was inspected while using up the MederI few
years by al the British French authorities
that station who pronounced her tho crsc sloop ~
Her armament s p guns, Of verg heavy calibre She
viii have about Is officers, 800 sailors aud 80 marines
Annexed 10 list Of her oMccrs-Ccmman der Henry Vii
son; Lieutensnis, J. r. VI. Muliary. A. G. Rhnd, 4
Aran, lowell and J. r. Foster; surgeon, Browne
Purser, John N Hambetcn; Chaplain, John L. Lcmplr,
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