The New York herald., 1862-04-26

OF property subsistence stores including
three OF her gonsand hundred and my tons OF cca
Lieutenant Comm sndng George Il. WEIGH, on tue
schooner guDbos Ktatnny endered his resignation on
the 23d mt The cause of Commander WEIGH resignation
u as foowsHe has had on board hs vessel as surgeon,
Dr. M I. Honry, an Engshman. For several months-n-
deed since the Ktanny has been attached 10 she
Gulf squadron-tbere has been bitter feeling between
these two officers owing TO quarrel between Dr. Henry
ard Mr. 0'Grady Masters Mate the Kittstinny, in
which Commander WEIGH took tho part OF OGrady, VINO
was favorts With ham. Commander we!ch on several
occasions sent DR. Henry to his quarters Tor some petty
msdemeanor tho 22d o. February hs sent MN 70
his room AMI placed sentry az the doorne DOCTOR nav
ing, as the captain charges induced the officers or the
get drunk and sing God Save the Queen" Dr.
Henry finding his room close broke the window tor ven
tiaton Captain Welch charged him with having proKen
up the furniture and trying TO muny and placed MN ia
irons board OF inquiry was held on tho soop otWar
Pensacola the 20h 2lst and 22d ult and the above
facts elected Tho inquiry closed on tho ga ana
Captain welch was csnsusd Tor having exceeded his au
thory In placing officer In irons. He fot 90 injured
BY ths verdcs that on the 2sd he resigned nus com
sion, and will return to tho North in the Connecticut
The court acquitted Dr. Henry though they thought MN
not altogether FREQ from blame He has been transferred
Flag Oncsr Farragut refused TO accept Capt welchs
resignation, and is hoped that he may b. induced 70
recall Il. for be is undoubtedly Of tho most earnest
ioyasts in the service Al the first symptom OF war he
sprang from sick bed and wrote 10 the government
Offering TO furnish ship, and garrison and provision
Secretary the Navy pleased with the letter that
he to Capt. WEIGH, declining his proposal but o.
fsrns him tho command Of gnboa The service can
not aIori 10 lose such man just for Eining slight
Capt. Wslch Is resident Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
On ths 26.h ult the transport ship Western Empire
Capt Mclaughlin from Boston the ls March, arrived
at hspcnt laden with government stores and one nun
drod and horSes all that were left out OF two hundreo
with which she started The loss is owing to i'm
proper slowing treatment but resulted from lung
fever contracted from cold taken during tho ransporta-
ton on the cars from the country Boston Ihs horses
remaining alive have been safely landed and arc in pretty
good condition The Western Empire reports having seen
OF Mobile the transport ship Ella Eliza, which eit
Boston February with four companies of the Eighth
New Hampshire regiment board.
The Ella Eliza arrived safely on the 10th ult., after
tedious passage OF thirty eight days from Boston
She has encountered almost continual bad weather.
Captain Lunt, OF the Ella e. Eliza, ded just before
reaching this point and was buried in the soldiers cee
terry the island.
Mr. James 10th, first officer Of the ship is Ia com
mAnd
Tho gunboat Calhoun. which arrived here on the I'd
nst from the Passes reports hs sloop war Psnsaco
la aground the bar but with good prospect OF being
speedily lightered over.