The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26
Tue NAVY.
RRnnkLYN NAVY YARD.

TROUBLE AMONG rIe WORKdfN--CoMMANDER BREESH
SUPERSEDED ~ COMMAND OF THE YARD BY COM.
hANpER PApLplEG-yHE WORK AT THE YARD
NEW VESSELS ANp THEIR OFFICERS ETC.
Misunderstanding the number Of vessels that have left
the Navy Yard lately tic work of fitting ont still
tnues with the same yigor that IL has always DONE
There are about $500 men at work in the yard, and
among slch large number Of there always some
t dispute going The latest is in regard to their
pay, the men grlmbpg and refusing to work because
thef pay not forthcomngon the day it Is due. Two
Of three small meetings have been held by the men, and
delegates appointed proceed to Washington and lay
their case before the proper authorities, aud some
even went so far as to threaten strike. Tho
case, as represented by the officers IN the yard,
is hisThc immense number Of men to be paid or rem
ders difficult 10 have the pay rolls rsady the day that
the money due, and the men have become dissatisfied
in consequences but there for this going too
far rs the money is always forthcoming 90 day Or two
afterwards. To stop anything Ike an eInptat violence,
Commodore Bfeese addressed letter b. al the master
wokmcn, expainngthe case and appealing TO their sere
OF what right to prevent any Disturbances but at the
same time intiuatng that any ch attempt would be put
down at once. As matters look now do not think
there the fear any trouble the men has, inc be-
satisfied that 1t fault OF the officers Of the yard
few days ago we stated that Commodore Brcese
was TO be superseded IN tho COMMAND of the,
Navy Yard BY Commodore Pauldng Yesterday was the
day appointed for the change, and the command was
yielded up to Commodore anding, with all the formalty
usual upon such occasions. salute fired from the
North Carolina, both in honor Of Tho outgoing and in
coming commanders. Commodore Rreese, VII, has tho
yard IS deeply regrcted nnh less parsonage than Com
molare pauding to I'll hi place would have boon tho
cause If much dissatisfaction Commodore PauldDg
tered the service ia 1911 He like Commodore Brcesc, is
New Yorker, having been born IN this state, and ap
pointed from H. IL has passed about twenty three years
sea- and the balance of the time passed shore.
lie has held many impoT tant eofimanissuch as the
s.. Lawrence, Vmcennes, Invant, &C. He is very
popular and wi 10 doubt continue to conduct matters
at the yard ably as his predecessor. Commodore
Brces viii go to Philadelphia for short time. 1t is not
known to what position ne VIII be assigned.
he mn He 4 he
gone down the bay. The Bienvile will wait there for
the soreship Brandywne, which She is to tow to Hmp
ton Roads. The following arc the lists Of officers Of
bulh:--
TIE BrSsvnIE
Con,n,1ndey--C sieeaman.
Lieutenant ant Erscpii,e Odicer-A. r. X. Benhap
Acting Masters-wlliism II churchell, G. c. lorins and
F. Smith
Acaq Asis. IN. .gvrqeoa-J. r. Coates
Aem1 Asssent fap",a' fer-Wi!liam '" Goodwin
femnd assistant EeGiarr--H. Hill.
Jhtrd Asiton's~-Wiiiiam Vandeberg and j. Day.
Aetfa9 Gaanef-J Smith.
Acting Maser's Aa.es--w. W Brantt, c. V. Kelly and
w. Fl ShoiIe.d
she armed with ten guns, eight broaaside and two
pivot.
BnayDywfSx
Comn,ossd,7--l3. J. Tottcn.
Aettas Maaers-A. B. MuIlOra "; Mason, T. A. Hall.
Assistant Pa,saater-s. T. Turston.
Ac'iag Masters Hatcs--W. Dyard, Geo. Parks, W. B..
Newman.
yard and also the De Soto She will carry ten guns.
somewhat similar to the Bienvi., ana tho Now London
will carry four. They both will be ready for sea in few
DAYS.
The Connecticut has returned to the yard from
her late trip Her officers remain unchanged They arc
us follows
6s,np,onde,--slaxwell woodruff
Lieatenant--J g. Walker.
Acting Masteys-C. p Marclnan, James De Kay.
assistant Surgeons. d. Flag.
acting Assistan, Paymastsr-P. ". Anles.
First Assistant EEqifcy'-P. L. Mars.
Third assistant Eagaeers-Augrstin Mitchell, T. Har-
sen, >. II. Ames, 8. Groious W. H. shipman.
Acting Cdrpentsr-T. p Carter.
rta In