The New York herald., 1862-04-26

measure, and win draw elght fsot when loaded. Her
machinery and boiler we're baitia ths Morgan Iron
Worksin This city. and already at the Chsrsstosn
yard ready to 10 pat board. She H ordered 10 be
1tted oul-immediately.
syAsDALA-S.oop of.war.--Anaexsd is list OF her oi
GERS
Lisltenaht Conmanding-C II. Wells. sr-
bush.
Acino Aas.srs-Horacs E. Mullen. W. Il. Grozlsr, Ed
ward NJ. Kirg and Alfred wGshbnrn.
"A isiStdEt pdymdqsT-aufus Parks.
Second Lieutenant Of OfAa,'res-Charies II. hye'
Sgrgeoll--A G. 6oraas. M
Assistant StrrCeor--Georgs T. Shipaey
Captasn's Ckak--wilam J. Finnigsn.
Pdymascr's Cisrt-Henry A. Gleason.
Boats,,Gir--P J. Miller
.SaGmaker-William Rogers
Gtnnr-Wiam Cheney.
4ot.n9 Aassrs Aass-Dayd Mason, Charles N. H'eks,
WAFER wrou.-rhis vessel arrived al the Phladsl.
phia yard last week. from Key West She h side
whosl steamer built the Washington Navy Yard
IN 1885, Is 37s tons burhen and carries three guns Her
officers as follows
Lieutenant Comn.amdina-A. K. Hughes.
Ac,ng Aaseys-Wm 7. sampscn Jos A. ritcomb,
VIM X Rude Thomas Chisholm.
4c,n9 Payrnaster-Jos. s. Harvey.
assistant Ssrseon--C II. Pile.
Engin.srs-Sscond Assistant. W 4. R. La.imer; Third
Assistants. A. H. Able, T. N. Mitchell H. d. Potts
PoynadSer's ClSk-Thos. e Harvey.
Masters Aae-0 f. Norbery
WYANDAhx-fhs vessel - at the Washington Navy
Yard, having her machinery overhauled.
w. g. AEpERsoy.--This gunboat, Lieutenant William
Rogers Commanding, arrived at Boston recently. She
left the port Of Boston the 1lth OF last October
since which time she has sailed 20 3o0 miles, seen 21s vos
sells, and boarded 68 She under orders sail again
she replenish her stock of provisions and
ammunition
Navy Yards. t-
n pyn NV, .or n
lately been paid ameohancs and aborers of yard
FOR the month March. Tho marines stationed here
also paid for the first quarter, by Lieutenant ar
ney Tho available the North Carolina numbers
aboutI 900 (
THE wAsaISGroN-Ths naval station has become
ono of tho principal places of attraction in tho
national metropolis For many years 1t has beca
known as the manufacturing yard aud is at present
furnishing largo portion Of the ordnance stores,
anchors, cham cables, powder tanks, cabooses, iron
anks FOR water, supplies of copper Of every dcscrip
ton, steam machinery OF all kinds; In fact, every
thing necessary for service is hero sklfuly and
promptly wrought and furnished to other navy yards
as well as vessels of war Since the establishment OF
ths yard first class vessels have been built there
vz-Ihe Potomac, in 1921 the Brandywne, In 1925. the
ST. Louis, in 1928; the St. Narys, in 1874; the Water
WITCH in 1sa5 the Minnesota in 1855 and The Pensacola
just hnshed-al Of which havo reflected great credit
upon the architecture OF the country Shpwr hts
have also been constantly employed repairing vessels OF
every class.
The present force is something 1,70O mechanics,
representing Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia and
other cit,s They considered first class in their
spsctiye professions.
dea may be formed OF tho extent Of the work at
present when the pay roll for the (shor month OF Fe
bruary amounts to s72 2ls rs. For March at least
COO will be rcquired the extra work in the odnance
division" alone amounting to ,4S5
The admirable ordnance department, with beautiful
brass cannon shot shell, cap and bullet machines, the
oty ship houses will we'll repay avit, indeed, ohor
departments not here enumerated.
CHARLEsToS-The pay roll for March amounted t.
sl4o,S2 AZ. The number Of employed during the
month was 35T0. There are employed about 800
oflcers still continue to report at the Commsndants
Office for duty. There plenty Of officers offering their
services to the government, but seamen