New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

~, Graham - a, in ,hs esrsirn ~ Mr. Siekls. .h
Mr. 6faBsH', so-n ia bsrsod OF ~ cSised % 90 70
tar 20 70 rhr Ulsp.
Thee hosssi.srtsssJ in tbs yrd So he sscip
for No nh n Of Os,gr,ss sprr ,aes-d. Members
?, WI kmsr Al int-re.,1 10 paesiog the yas.
l. tie master sufsuhn Ssa re'4ctAot 70 iocfease e9
force ~ nig-d o. 90 8" ~ to Deeno.Is 81 Coz
yes, md was complies 10 yield - the tsra Il. Ia
ia Wv TIE mssier bisrks1,th ncre ssei os force
aert G, i've nsu. BE tss,6s5 that the same geo4rl
ircr-ss- r The 4s0n, o"51n-d thro0sesut he
ysrf il a. fhn cii- eot departments; ADJ t1st Of TIE
io-rs ~ sboat , iCO men TINS empluye4, o0e fourth
yere rseless; tbst Il sss rDdeIsood that psIrealx
,,,-r ssarkup xers 20 fUniser tins Paironase for
he b.r.ft IL DSrc lar memosrs. 10 nost e-e - THIS
rrrs.uIe yi-fed N WITH aa"rlty ara temporary
,,s.,r. AZ aoyk 10 Ssp'eniaer 1873 % Ct cat tee
S;yars fT tea AMI Sbi,b lassd Tor fOar days Only,
vs. sse tie pre'ryt for retaioos usn after tsey
stfr 10 0rEer Dref-d. losl porlr ,tljn neTeassa 10
case the master isooIsr ana pnhOSI 90 n'so
Arsu.r-s ro.c,l sud Eent h tie primary eleoaon IN
Mr Scs'e,s cisuic', and Yet dr-" an phy' saoIs
tue before tbs election TIE oien so' u hsFhS on
tEerty 10 thirty micaes io-e o-!-iiig 10 tn9 even
ipg su3 wori Goblet the gaze r-sfy 70 20 sas OF
liz snrd. Com. Rn.tes a'fempvsd ~ stop tnisi as
sno1 e. be got uesr them bet the ship hoase-s
some II tLtm, 10 large gsogs ssog oat o's rse sad
tuUtej sad hssod MN. Toe Only Teason gwen "
Con. Rotrs thas the uso t,onSht that t1e nam
here az Congress PIT them . era ADD eo1li keep NAsn
tt,rs 10 @, d.rcr q. he Eic- v tue yard.
The ga re pIsssure Ia increase tie tTcs sc orongb.
10 h., aT upon toe naval officers 81 the yud snd ~nsn
knufee SOUGHT . FinOhc AAo
after the Niagara hal solsd, the master ~1rkm a.
seNsuas6sto q G0d soue'oiog 20 DO. tie hsd no
mower 70 remove the mSssr 40 srsn, bet could coo
ilsin Of theu and sns pend them, ncrl an orier WAS
received from the department II teis P0ssr "ss e1-
erci,.d the resuL wss t1st TIE telPq ent - Soon
,.s,orro 70 futs short ne before me election, .
Serrirg sppned 20 Cnmmsnier Rooie't 70 employ sons
To or ihfre men H. repial ths' be could n0s 90 ~
tie orttrs ~sre sgtbst t The aasers hsi tast Pr'-
cQs. Mr. TurutT, the mater painter, was pre~eo',
enc he ssii tbst it AL inportsut 70 have tness
men in the yard; that thew could cary great nam
Der Of 30 ~ end had good deal Of iotuence ana u
was necess,Ty for the uOmin .con OF NJ >eSflng. ~
f. uays h. fore the election, Mr. Taylor urged Com
nodCre kearuy - tsbe 10 a uun0sr Of men. AT this
ueJiod on the 9th OF October 1888, shen the public
wslars demanded the vigi Vt the officers OF the
ward Commodore kearoy rsie we'd from duty,
t1d Coumauder RoO;es was snamsrly detached sn3
odei,d TO Wsshirg ton by tina S.crssry OF tbo Navy.
Commodore Kesrry was let in tho yard until his 500
c.sstr arrived Their Successors cDod MT and ana
not assume their active duties until ster the election
Ttis on Ter unusu4l without motive, anc no res-
sor hiss Vet been assigned.
The following state neIt of the number OF woykmen
employed ~ toe several navy yadsir each naf mont1
of Toe year preceding Ihe 1t DAY OF December lsJa
s furnishedus by the Department;