The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

~ w rsssnsd anchor on the "a OF August and amer
"steamooat run Of three days on .ne o.n say w ry
renamed three brief swiftly flying days. Yelling IA tho
Injuries which generous nature yeios 70 this delightful
soo and exploring the island horseback rhs scenes
In the fruit bons that of 10 tn snip beyond do
scription amusing they They would Icy around
the ship IN great numbers un. .ns n.r 'or .nsi cpa
would pounce upon W ~ II they meant 10 board ami
the yes and cries and mpreca.us each boat striving
reach the gangway, and each b. using MIA bot
hook with vigor upon bis neighbours mead. rhen would
follow the crowdiDg Of the boats by The midsnipneu
ways ished who almost swsnp.i The
blind endeayurs purchase thai bask et q, fru
this beautiful boz OF latve Manufacture for ~a' n
Maeira 10 noted II impossible 10 conceive le
con incident promiscuous nuying au teiiing
amongst the "Deeos Our stay proved remarkably plea
SAINT. No one may enjoy the hamy air ustea y g'y
10 bough, ana wander .diy through those delightful
groves overlooking fearful chasms without oeins An ~
ward desire To hold 81 b communes with nature daily
and hourly. The when weary miles Of water So
parate him nom the iavorits spot.
Two lays after leaving Funchs Tenerife, with is Pco
de Teyde piercing the very heavens hove in sight In
few DAYS alter wa1ss we were swinging with the tide
the harbor Of santa Cruz u size, hut, IKE
other Spanish cities reminding us Of the past WITH tne
mole the forts the streets the tile roofs aud ie
people. We ash,re during the DAY, and thai
evening again set sail, "nlmeward bound ;" In's
was 10th August. The passage has been fe-
markaby snort one, We having been out but txeniy-
three days Nor were ess favored oy delightful wea
tber and those famed tropical sunsets
Safe al home axAn, wiu alr nd several weeks
in the Bay Of Ch sapeske excscsng tho great guns,
sending down spars, setting up rigging aue~, NC 40
The members the senior GLASS; having the deck
have due opportunity of learning practically the duties
Of the oicer Of the deck for instancc reducing aud
setting sail, lacking Wearing coming y al aLcnor get,
will be enabled ~ I'LL ths station next year. after grs
dustibg midsnpmen, with warrant from the P'eS.
dent. They have already studied The snb-c vi navsa
tcn 20 able advantage This sujurn tho
OF the Chesapeake over, days sail will Had IA At
ol ANA Halter anu The excellent sre Of our hoss u
the Academy, Col Richard swspn, Of Mess HaU,
New York State beginning to make herself fell In the
navy. The sppUirtmrnt If cadets 10 Annspolts BY Co
ar ss,cr al cstr.cs, nseid OF ny executive selection
pi the Empire iae and city their due pcoportpn al
the ravsi nursery TIE power departing from Virginia
supply ci officers VII. there was bot little ccmretit
for midshipmen'e warrants Let the me sh",s " Con
sress from New York oisexhsre nominate only such
boys thorough ciecL tary coucaton 10 ut them
for entering Annapolis. Il vate Of the influence Of
tho naval academy Their rejection must fo'os nut rot
Until they allied lie places for s,x or twelve months
q more aese wing 20! The standard % sns ssaoS .
the rejection u scout hundred oat Of every one haa-
died and fo,y i charseshe 70 the original home de-
acepcy Of the boys, who are appointed sometmes TO
subserve political end without reference to quarcs-
ton.
Figur.s /. 2 apa 8, IN the i.t below, denote The
cass-s 10 which ~ cadets respectively belong -Four IL
The lo~-st class No. VIII graduate next June, 1851,
and he warranted full bcod-d mdsbipmen Cor regular
APPOINTED FROM Nsw YosK-l7
1-wm. 7. samprcr. thas. E. Mckay, John W. Philip,
WE. q luknpg. .-Jcseph Anurew Lccuaro (eityD, O.
Gcuverncur X. Hsswcii (ctyl. Ia Rue P. Adams D. r.
Haskp A. Birchelior, 3. II. Porter, Ed H. shepard,
Nicni Ludlow; l-Wn. lana tc.ty), VIM A. Vn
v.rek, Henry u. Wyman, w. X Wheeler, Charles D.
sissbce
FRnx pESSNrvANi-i5
ipx; o-sam swift. II. B. Tyson; 3-wm Hamnrt, p.
W. Loary. r Naie, 8. Pearson Chas W. Tracy, @. W..
Wood l-Jchr c. Fortune, George Mcclure, Chas Henry
Poor Vim. Wallace t rsnns y,.au,-s
IA. G Erdsins: 3-wm ?. Mason, r. 4. Camm,
Dan .c rriae " 6 Hu,,cr, W. { Jackson, \ p. Bsirne;
spox nsss.rrr rrrs-7
Haired Titus Shell, O. 7. Ry.D: 2-F. J. Hggnson;
s-Abert Smith Barker I. y. Bake " L. Johnson; 4-L
a.. rsax OEo-s.
l-Tsnmssh StsosA. A. DEXTER; 3-Johp Andersen,
A. Q. Alexander, G. ID jones. MerrIi Miller
TEoA TkSsR>rfs-b.
Nv: W cs.nss, J. F. Holden; a-R Floyd; Al. G.
rRaA SoyrH CARolis.-s
III u. s.s,-s."; 3--R. u. Baco', j. T. Walker; s-F.
N Thomas, W. wilsinson
Theodore sturdivsnii PIT LoDgwoT'h Moore; ,
S $. Gregory. 4-J n. stanbrd.
FROM AlkBAxA-A
l-ssrdne Graham stone; 2-S. J. smith; al. 4
Price; 4-wm. Robinson.
III N. Spencer, Fred. Rodgcrs; 3-Daniei Carroll
4-James Hoban Sands.
rscN r,puSA-i
81. 7. French, 9. y. Hunt, H B. srHseyi Geo.
Frox NisaoruI-l
a-Tom. 7. Turner, r. I. Chow, j. r. Csybrooki A-w.
I-R. r. Armstrong; al. G. HOlcomb; s-R. Flour.
noy.
rsox KrrrcKY-3
81. n. Rowland: As. T. Mallory. W. J. Craig.
l-y.r r,,se; 81 III iannson, Z 7. woodward.
Fnox RHocE IsiAyp-2.
3-wAter Abbot, J. Bartlett
IRON NEW Jr1Uy-2.
2-Rufts King D1cr; &C. H. Dayton.
Fnox pIsIncr oy CoruxriA-2
1-ChAres Kirby King; 3-Rchsrd Chex
l-sylvanus Hsckm: 3-John u Reed.
Fxrs Miss~iPG--2
s-w. r Dalton, D " so.lss
3-w. b Bridsman, James Wallace.
froy cnxUrTTcrr-2
&c. n. Brown; s-c \ Chester.
FKon TrxJs-2
3-Alex. II. Mccormick, Z Mciermo;'.
FRc~ INV Ha1rsMsx-l.
rsor u,rys-l
Edward y. Preois.
FRox Flprin1-l.
rrou caruorx1s-l.
.-Morson ". sardsr
Fror Anwlvsss-l.
i-iohn n. corastncx
Irnv klvss-i.
I-Horscc r Maliap.
Fnnr Nrrtu1-i.
I--Iefrrson b. Cromwell
The Plymouth will lard ber cadets AT Annapolis abou
the last o. scrsrshcr, 10 ON mcncc III new academia
year.
Of admiration fct throughout tho ship f~ our Captain
Thomas r. Cravcn-s faior az Frrsf resources, u %
mott gorgeous comp-sureN srder circumstances tia
make meet blsnrh with fear; and, although -
forcing Discipline, manfsflng Errlisncn scd humanity
that All ideal a nsilsr. WARRIOR and . MAN.
Religious sox every sunday have been oondrcses
By firrf facsterart Edward smpsou, IErstian,
-rutlemaD aud excrlsen; oorr. We arc al intebtod
instructor IN Navigation, Isut<nanf Buckuer
70 .. wen qualihsd FOR the responsibe duties Nth
pccnlisss -1eed. Tnr Other oGiosfs Of the ship are
which he - Lieut. rpshnr Lieut. nsvid.-u,
s, ,wsesxrasnf sr,.. fsyn.-'sr SCOTT Cunningham,
Ana soTsson - 80 of navigator. IIc cntsTs
.ss sssrr honor O. hsv,ss .vi.ss hone from :" 70,
crs~s nf Afrlss, "a MASTER, the vniies ue ~
yrrrnucz. vhrr fhe WIS shor 20 o. -----,,.'or
MAXI Tia n ark n the navy, aud, with yoar - az,
all Go this cavcat a. Van Blbbeg 8 fame, now, -
archives AZ Tie NV yopI ilrRafr
tn. vermont state Election.
xoSuKtasR, so. 4, 1850
The election fer state oce's and members Of Congr.ss
too Mac. totsy Ecturrs for Governor Ia twenty