The New York herald., 1862-11-14
The Navy.

Tme NAVY
PAwxrx-ten gsns-arrived at tho rhisaophia Navy
Yard Monday last, spoas the rowhatan, wabssh. 80
bego, Marblehesd, Vermont and wssr Witch s,s
brings no important news.
Among the incidents Of recent is rs stated
that crew or tho United States yssscs
bockadng Charleston while taking soundngS, near
being captured by rebel steamer Muscle proved su-
peror to the chase that aasnod the men reach
ing their ship in safety.
SAIx or wBrsSEr.-on Tuesday the 18th inst, twenty
thousand gallons Of whkey put up at auction at the
Navy Yard II brought from thirty 10 foity conts
per gallon giving about eight thousand dollars tho fund
from which the grog ration communication Is 10 be paid.
Sailors bear up very we'll against tho deprivation.
large condemned bread clothing small stores.
30, was also sold.
WESTERN WoRrD--seveR guns.-Tfe gunboat Western
World Acting Master sam II. Gregory, arrived here yes
teday morning in Ave days and twelve hours from Port
Roya Hatoras Inlet where she stopped twelve hours
to repair rudder. Left A. Hat,eras Inlet tho Umiod
States steam gunboats Miami and Chcura, having Boar
Admiral Lee and suite on board
Tho following is tho list OF ot,cers sf Tho Wostorn
World
AGsaw0 Mas,e---sainuei b Gregory
Acting B,,g,y<rT--John Ross
Acting E,isiCn--Chas. II Cheosbrongh
Sn,peon-Uswaid Warner.
FoyMdSter--ls. ID. Hush lnds, Jr.
4cimg MIaats Aats-Joseib Gregory W, John II.
Giley, Ihos, Laha.
dciinp 7h,rd Asxisa~. E~si~o0s-thas ~ Clair r. @.
Farroal.
u PQi@rs Clesk--Gso. PECK.
rebel descrer captured by tho Western World, says
IL reference 10 tho Savannah-One Of the rams
finished, and Bsauregard. the 18th ut,
heard to say be woule make attack and capture
Fort Pulask fourteen days from shat ume The rebel
Fngal beng fitted out aid tho this
atL m In tn
Savannah river He also reported that there two
large additional in tho port OF Savannah, which
being rapidly made roady for This deserter
effected escape from battery by lying three days and
nights in the adjoining marshes He at time
cording 70 his report msnbes OF the New Orleans
Emmett Guard. and in the beginning ot the war. was
cork 70 Beaaregard The 0fcers Of the gnboa Western
World delivered him Commodore Dupont at Port
Royal, who it II stated, placed reliance his iniorma
ton
HuRoS--hve guns.-The following ths officers Of
tho gunboat Huron which loft Boston harbor Monday
convoy the United transport steamers Misss
sippi Merrimnc and Saxon
Lieutenant Commander -}eorse A. stevens.
Acting Masers-J. W. Gill, II Baldwin and w. A,
Mills.
Actt,,o Assistant Paymaater--Charlcs Stewart
Assistant S,ygeoa--C FL White.
First Assisla1u Engineer-G. N. Tower.
Third AsssstaM Engtneers-Syivanus Mcintyre. John
Actag Maser's Matcs--J. H. Blake. r. OConnor,
Samuel Deano and VIM. Henderson
Cdptatn's Clerk. Edward Hollis.
IApoNA-Ave guns Captain f. II. Calhoun OF the gun
boat has been detached from her ordered
20 the command Or the prize steamer Iadona which
being fitted at Philadelphia a gunboat. She
tined for service which would not proper TO men
tion
MAcgDoSIAS---Ths following appointments Of acting
have been made, the officers ordered the
instruction ship Macedonian, at the Charlesown Navy
Yard:-Le Grand b. Brigham William ., Byrnes, J. II
White william Hslsai, Matthew Crinmer Charles A.
Ehcecomb Heary w Lorng, Darius L. Chase Edmund l..
Bourne, ELIJAH N. Clark
CoLoRADo-forty -four guns.-The Colorado went into
Portsmouth Monday The vessel is TO
be the flagship OF Rear Admiral Larcner, now at Key
West
kIaGrzHx--fvs guns.-The crew Of the United Sta,es
bark Knghshor, including thirteen contrabands who
capped from S. Marks and Cedar Keys, Fla. md
home IN the ship paid OF wednesday at the Dos
ton Navy lard and discharged
BIC SHnIs.--The casting of fftoennch shell, for the
guns Of the Monitors, has been commenced at the
Navy Yard foundry, in Boston.
SAIx PRisxs PHiApBLpHA. Tho following prze
vessels sold Tuesday BY the United States Mar
sha at Philadelphia The terms of sale cash pay
able in Treasury notes They brought the prices
nexcd -
Bark Fannie lowry. She was captured by the United
States ship shsphsrd Knapp, Lieutenant Heddng COM
manding. She WINS sold Tor $500,
schooner Nelly. she was captured ~ the United
States steamer Alabama, y. ). Truxton commanding
Price $33Q
Schooner Defiance She Was captured by the United
states bark Braziera, Captain Gillespie commanding
sold Tor $3.50.
Schooner Louisa This vessel was captured by the
United Suites seamer Bonyillc Captain uhaney com.
manding. She was knocked down at S75.
DAooSAs-sevcn guns-This from this port
the nigh, OF the 9th inst, and and spoken
southeast Of Fire Island the 9th ns; she search
of schooner, whish IL is reported she fs in with
shortly after making Inquiries fos hor Her cruisug
ground located a neighborhood than likely to be
visioed by the pirate Alabama, and may be her GOOD
forsune to soon overhaul her.
pAssAO-two guns--iron clad The Passac round
70 the Dclama.sr Iron Works ysterday for the pur-
pose OF having her boilers clasned, that ste
make any steam. She easily made six knots tho
rip and yet sbe not wo,Sn up TO her full speed
As soon as hec boilers are p0, IN order abe will make
trial trip and tbcn bo formally turned over 70
the Navy Depar In en,arng tho slip yesterday she
ran canal boat partly loaded with coal. cutting
through her she had besn piece OF cheese. It
good demonstration OF what she do when uzder
full speed the time OF running the boa, cha bad
but very l!ttio Roadway.
TrscARokAs-Inb vssset, Wy some intchgenco usns
itted 10 hsr through Of consuls went up thu
in search Of the Alabama Whether thu
ruse was perpctrated on the unsusp0sting rdiydaa.
who g.ye tho iniormaAon~ whether was design re-
mains 10 tc Suffice 1t to say, the 1uscarora and
tho Kearsage were both imposed upon by the inforna
tion. Tsey have this found thcir mistake and
arc asAD the right track.
HpRo~-hve gunsrhis Sunooa;s sailed from BosaOn ON
Tuesday, 70 convoy thu trnspors Mississippi and kcrr
nAc " their dcsAination, wherevss IL may be.
wroxiSe--sx glns-yAs yoning was Ut Masisa, e. L..
abost the middle for the purpose OF obtaining
fresh supplies andt statad that having accomplish
ed her missoa, she TO sail for ChiaA
IspiASoLA-tws guns, iron clad The new gunboat In
Sianoa, at Cinsannsti, Ia not yet quits hashed. She
resembles tho Monitor. although abe Is said TO be
improvement that fssaous battery. She was being
sncascd In her coat Of iron, three inches thick.
The papg or slabs Of son are securely pnioned the
xrcrsica NJ thYon in thickness kv