The New York herald., 1863-06-30

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FbarfA ofcy--r. = rhers. Jr
Egtn ers-chsf, z. p swift; Assistant, W. Buttrick-
Dr'aoA, ma1--c. u. Jenken.
surge John Kelly. m
Horr--rhc Csi,cd Il Hope arrived at the
rhlade phi Navy Yard on sunday last from Port Royal
Her o.rccrs are:--Acting Master Comm lniing, J. r.
Rockville Masters Nate J. r. Could. The Hope lett the
bockaing squadron Mondsy enlng last anil repDris
nothing OF intercst as trauspiriog there
RmArlSy The United States schooner Ki.tatny Is
cruising Nantucket and the vessel which has been
privalecr. The story Of her taking tho
fish and pork a fishing vessel is probably very
large FISH story.
san JAoSro, Ia guns. This noble ship sailed on Thurs
iay or Key West, be the flagship Of Roar AdmiraS
The dorus Bailey East Galf olockadng sluadroa.
The following is a list Of her officers
Commander yro ,ens Ralph Chandler
Lsutnam cammander and Esec@iue oGer-J ~
Quackenbrsh.
Asis cnt surge Henry Ackley.
Fte paymds s'--f;eorgc r. Cutter.
Assanf dya ttcAsl @. Winter pay officer OF ship
Actin0 Ma1sr-S y. Clark.
Marine 0hcer-Leut + A. Smal'ey.
Enrisis-r. Cowen s. g. Toothaker. G. Cunningham.
Maser's Mae--A. II. Fuller, II. g. Bunckcr, j. A. Mon
tagne Thomas rernay.
Eaoi loer-Ficc Engineer. Theo Zeer; First Assistant
J. ~ Cahl: Second Assistants, II. s. Davids. J. L. Vak
Claim. Edwin wces, Henry Scott: third Assistants, c. j.
Concy, J. NJ Emanuel. Owen Jones.
Boiiaraia-lohn Marley.
Gunner-Daniel Donsmore.
Cppenter-R A. Williams.
Standardization w. North.
0f,rls-Fred Lincoln 70 Fleet Paymaster: John H.
storey. to Paymaster; 3. b. Hucy to commandn Ofccr
SAR.rosAAt the ygestion Of Commodore Stribling,.
the United soap-orwar Saratoga (wentv sansr
will of tho Delaware Capes and defencs
| the month OF the river.
C,rRxR-Ths vessel went sea last Tuesday arteE--
noon. The following a correct list of her officers
Actina Mater Con.mqnd na--s c. Gray.
Acting Assist INT Prym rxr-fIenry Brown.
Acin0 Assisant Saro on-J. J. Wetherboe
lctino Easicn ami Es ea,re odsc~-F. J; Hrsnton.
Acting Ensign dad Sailing A1aer-Franklin Films
Acting Ensians-George Gerard. Edwin B. Pratt -
Warning
| Bell
| Paymasser's Clsrk-Moscs B. Piatt.
sEx.yoIs The United states gunboat Seminole arrives
| at Philadelphia on Sunday last, anchored or tho
| Navy Yard. She left New York yesterday week on .
cruise being thoroughly repaired at the BroOyn
| Navy Yard. The Seminole is old vessel, and wss
originally built Florida She has been put In cxeeeut
condition. aud presents entirely appearance. Her
armament Of large pivot and brosdsides
| guns.
snExAmoAH.-The screw sloop Shenandoah went intt'
commission the Philadelphia Navy Yard On Sairday
| last, aud ia expected TO sail
ST. LoUIs.-Tbe st. Louis arrived n Lisbon from Cad,s
the I'd OF June, and the following day Commando ~
c. Marvin relieved OF the command BY Commands,
Geo. Henry Prcbo, who had twenty days At Lisb
waiting the st Louis arrival The 81. Louis has beer
sbent from Lisbon since January xnd has been crusuo
! Se, wee, the Cape De Verbs and Western islands
The crew are nx having liberty shore for ths hrsa
ims in many months. An hands are hoping tho ship
will soon be ordered home As sbs has noM beeo esteen
months in commission, and Of bsA ptts use anN fss
only s~sing ship reae-ts Upon the poverty
.sstoe as naval power In times like tho pre-
The Following lis. Of officers Of the United States
| sloop OF. war St. Louis
| Con,~sand Geo. Henry Prebls
| Lteuten rnt-Wm. y. Stewart.
! S,uyen-Ahert l. Gihon
! fira ,isgesan Morins Corp'-wm. spuirec
| Ac,iuo Maaers-George Cables, Joshua n Rowe, AIAx.
| Hoxie
| Ensign--IIazard Marsh.
| assistant pdy,adstey-Judson s. Post.
| ASH t,nt Suygeoa--F. II A. lewis
| Acting Bod,aodia--George Brown,
| Ctry,sn',r-Daniel Jones. -
| Guan1-George =. Cushr' .sHP
| Saiipiaker--isaiah <sS
RYAN Ha"s 'rohu .c,>s-pesf w. Fagsu Franklin L.
| s,,,,-r- Isngey.
SUN" ~-Thls vessel, whose sinking was reposed
friday last, the old Cromwell sssnucr
Aunnla and was bull. at Philadelphia In 1853. sae wno
reported unseaworthy year ago, yet seat to-
sea Having been rentted, sho again despa;chcG
from New York some months since, and retnrpc6
in distress the 10th OF April but sdo was htse up
again. nearly sl her officers endeavoring leave her.
Al the time she left here few days ago. we ssatcc
that entirely unsesworthy and ought not TO DO
sent 70 sea. The officers at the Navy Yard did ain
| nave cost moro than vessel, and they
| are not TO blame, because she roser'
, that II she in contact with any slight OBJ
stacle she necessarily be sunk she rs outof Tho
way now and every may Congratulate himself rhls
she is gone
Tm CHINESE GuSboAw CHs KrAso AND KIAro 500, which
were purchased by the Navy Depxtment q few day
since have their changed 70 Tulip and Fuob'-
THR NHoo the second OF the Monitors for the wcster
rivers made It's trial trip 81 Louis tho i2h inst
she moved the rate OF ave miles hour aus, ths
current the Mississippi and thought that shs
could better than that when properly trimmed she
is nearly the pattern Of the original Mouor but ngs
d feet longer Her baders Mossrs. Eads and Neson
OF 81 Louis. The osaec sister boat 70 the Neoho
"a was turned six weeks and since that time hG
l. been below. She ia undergoing changes IN the nv
e chinery srret. and will be again IN sefyic
o The report recently teegarned from Cairo, that h'
!, Usage was " be thrown back the hands her hud
ID ers on account Of defects q construction " apruc
a viRorNA-The United states gunooai vfsi5ia vKs
spoken On the 18th inst, in latitude % dcgreos 20
q minutes north longitude 70 degrees Q minutes west
n cruising for the Florida No. 2
le DISMISSAL on COMMANDER CHAREs rIuxrzs uMrr sssr
NAVY Commander Charles Hunter has received on
H. ca announcement the Secretary OF the Navy o h
dismissal from the service II will be remembered th-
ID Commander tried by The naval General ~
Martial at tho Charestown Yard which closed februal
25 last on charge Of violation Of spanish neutrality
while commanding Montgomery, 9, cap
ID turing and burning the steamer Blanche, canci 20
British property, the coast Of Cuba October last
The case led much diplomatic correspondence
a, our government and English and spanish
N The result of the trial made public tAe Grs
O. time although Congress requested a, its ht scsion
e Commander Hunter Is a native 81. re'dens c Ehoi,
,e leland. and entered the service April Is, 1891.
PsvsAcoiA NAVAL SrArIoS.-The following vessels wer
'. AZ Pensacola June i3;sscamcrs Potomac, Nightingale
10 Keunebec Bohio, Maria A. Wood Pembina, Arthur.
BosroS NAVY YARD Work at the Charlestown yard
" very brisk Tron-clad Moaadnock roady ~
waiting for her machinery, which Is being made Ia Pnb