The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-15
Naval Intelligence.
[From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
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sTzAA, Sardinia, Dec. -, 1850. J
Since the date OF last. letter tho force Of little
squadron has been augmented by the arrival OF the
Susquohanna, commanded by Captain George n
Hollns and carrying $40 officers and and battery
Of sixteen guns She arrived at Spczza on the 5h o!
this MONTH having made the passage from Key West "a
Maneira in seventeen days and thence coming here AL
most direct, stopping only two days Ut Gibraltar. She
LEFT today for Naples and Messna aud from thence goes
Syria 10 take the sufferers there the charitable
trbutoas sent out from Boston IN the sorcshp Release
From Syria she win probably to Alexandria, Syracuse
aud Malta before rconing the flagship which she expects
do in about sixty day The following officers have been
transferred from her to other vessels OF the squadron
Chaplain Charles n DAVIS; Brevet Captain Of Marines
s'siant Surgeon NJ r. Christian and Passed Midshipman
Jos W. Alexander, transferred to this shpthe latter
Acting Master; ana Midshpman Thomas J.. Harrison 10
Tho storcshp Release arrived here from Boston on the
11,h instant with supplies squadron and having
discharged her cargo she will sail la two three
days for Boston again taking with her the sick Of the
squadron aud one Of our men under sentence Of
The Iroquos arrived at Genoa on the sh from Naples
aud this place. Lieutenant n v. Harmony, who came
out with as a passenger has Joined the roquos third
Lieutenant.
Politics here as home occupy every mind and great
excitement prevails AL the Southern officers have re.
oyed 10 resign the instant their States sccede Ieuen
ant Alexander n Marley from South Carolina leaves to.
for home for the purpose Of rcsgnng and lieutenant
W. q. rozier LETT two weeks ago under similar crcum
tancesinnucnced however partly by private reasons
Onr captain too, has applied to be relieved being from
the same state, and will probably return 10 America
As great many changes have place in tho officers
Of this ship tho subjoned list Of them they now arc
may be found interesting
Flag officer commanding squadron Charles H. Dell; Cap
tain, Duncan N. lngraham; Iicutcnans, X H. wyman, s.
Livingston Breeze, A. Boyd Cummings. Francis L. Shep
perd; Acting Master, Joseph W. Alexander: Fleet sur.
geon, W 5. W. Rusbcnbergcr Past Assistant surgeon,
James Suddards Assistant Surgeon NJ r. Chrstan; Pay
master George y Cutter; Breyct Captain Of Marines
John simms; Second Lieutenant, Alan Ramsay: Chap
lain, Charles A. Davis; Chief Engineer, James Warner
nag ohcers Secretary, Gideon SOUL; Passed Midship
men. James NJ rrchett, Edward Terry, Byron Wilson
Clarke Merchant First Assistant Engineers, yirginus
Freeman, John W. Moore; Second Assistant Engineer
Eben Hoyt, Jr. Third Assistant Engineers, Joseph T.
Butler, william Pollard, u. s. Herring, Henry Pagan.
Ghird Assistant Engineer y y. Sprague transferred TO
the Ircuuois) Captains Clerk Frank @. cosby; Pay
masters Clerk, y NJ Falk; Acting Boatswan, fssac T.
Choate Acting Gunner, James Thayer; Carpenter, Ed
ward williams; Ssilmaker, Henry T. Stocker.e
The storeshp Relief, IL expected 10 sail from New
York about the Goth inst FOR st. Paul de Iosndo
letter bags Cor the officers and o ships composing
the African squadron viii be made NJ The Naval iy
cea1, Nat. Natd, sgck'. -, 80 ieg@ar.sd ~ her.