New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
Naval
TIE NEW COMMANDER or THE SOUTH ATTAIN
. TIC FLEET

Admiral Ohm a. DAhlsren, tne successor OF Al
miral DG Pont in'cOmnap3 Of the South Atlantic
! Fleet, hos been for some time Chief OF the Bureau
OF Ordnance, and has been 81 years officer in the
Navy. He entered the service on the LIT of Feb
ruary, 1876, IN the regular manner wGs class-mate
with Capts. Craven, Turner, Rsdiord, Rowan,
Draytou, and Sands. On the naval register for
1863 he ranks 18th on the liz, Of Captains all the
Rear AduIra., Admrals, all the Commodore, and
! Ia Capt4iDs being above bin. The sea service to
his credit is ess than that Of any other cer in the
Navy, except three four. Admiral Dsgr is
a native and citizen of Penny lvania, from which
Sials be was appointed. The invention Of the some
what celebrated gun which bears his name, procured
for him the Distinguished position be has occupied in
the Ordnance Department OF the service tor several
years. He is very fond of gunnery. and haB made
many improvements III aiming ve,sels-of.war.
THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD COMPLAINED OF.
| The authorities OF the Brooklyn Navy-Yard are
about TO be censured by the Navy Department, ID
conse quence OF having detained the etcarn.guubo
Seminole Tor nearly year, overbaulng ana eIair-
Ing her, and then sending her oil unses worthy. She
has put into Philadelphia for repairs and will have
to be copperec. She reported In need Of ninety
days woIk when the Brooklyn people commenced
on Der, yet they took nine months not 10 do IL
THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
! The Board OF Examiners VI Navel Engineers now
10 session az the Philadelphia lizard, have re-
commended the following promotions: Va AsslHant-
Engineer j. q. Hull TO he Let Assistant Engineer;
| "a ateisshut NUN IL. ooH'o
Batterworlh, Tbos. w. Rae, Tbos Lynch, and
Harvey II. Barrett, to be ~ Assisianl Engineer.
Aiso, the following for admission I'd Assistant
bugineets: +. Sebober, Pa; Jesper Il. Diamond.
Pa. Gates NcAlisier, MIMI; Il. +. Edwards, Pa;
Robert Crawford, Pa; c. J. Habighorst Nd; Jas.
I NcGrsgor, n. y; Jacob N. Murray, Pa; B. Il.
! Stephens, Pa; Thomas NJ. Fitch n. VI W. Bond,
Md.
ARRIVAL OF TIFF GuSBoAT MONTICELLO AT
PHILADELPHIA.
The u. s. gunbCal Monticello arrived ~ the Phil
sdelpha Nayy-Yar6 on Tuesday afternoon, from
Cape Fear River Wis Hampton Roads The Month
cello ut that port about two years since, and IN
,he intermediate tine has been cruising among the
different blocsading slusdrons. There were some
ten or twelve L. S. vessels at Care Fear River al
the me OF Tho departure OF tae Monticello, Stationed
NJ New-Inet ard Wester0 Bar.
/ The vessels stationed AZ Cape Fear River Were IL
expectation OF the appesrance of two Rebel rnIns,
known 10 be building nj Wilmington, n c., for
some tim. psst. aud pre- paraticus were being MADE
for their reception. The Mon,ioello for
pars. Her boiler Is very mnoh ont OF orier, aud
she requires ov. shanlipg in many other r'sfeets
| VESSELS OFFERED TO THE CONVENIENT
! Tie fol owing vessels have been offered the
/ Government:
sentif e. propeller. - no r. T. Wiison, y y
Signal, pre- peller...... 70 eo. = Wn'on, sst; ~ Y
NV. Hsrcour- propeller 1900. y y. Wilson. n Y
Creole. 1oo per a.y..; Indian Co. y
Two ssch Peg y FOttct ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamships Tonswanda AID Suwsnne-, which
were sent in search OF the priyaeer Tac0uy, arrive
al Philaoelp hia on Tuesd.y. Netler OF them nad
encountered tho oblee, OF their search nor obtained
information az TO her whereabouts.
! Admiral FoUte 10 better iast evening.
/
! CHASED DY A PRiyATEEH.--The brig James 4.
Abbott, Of Halifax, Capt. Haihon, from AIeceibo
| n, .., ,y.tb nd I.p
water. 10 wbHnore & Co, arrived at this port yes
,erday report. that the bak Eyeung Star, Of New
Haven, Capt. NahisleId, arved at Arroyo. y. H.,
on the 9Th inst. ard reported that on Tie 2ota May,
in latitude 25o 90 Longitude CO. ohasoi fi four
hours by a byigantDe, aupposed 10 be pr'a,eer,
who fired soven shots, npe, however taking Eject.
Finally she gave Mp ,be chase, as the hsen'ng star
ou,sailed her.
THr CAsraL1irg nayoBr Pom HuDsoy.-la the
fret assault upoo Port Huoson May Il, Edward
Bridges Of Brooklyn was Killed. Arer e.. rum
bull, Of the same regiment wss sro' in the night
ley, aud aiterward su. red smPutaton in sbe o,pi.
tai at New. OrleaIs Young Bridges war wounded
in the loot ~ toe commencement OF the advance
upon the place, tat perssec ia keeping up with lie
regiment, ana was very sOon aflerward riot III the
, groin. lie wss the oi j. L. BrGges, Oxford
y. 'eeI, brooklyn.
TIM BALrIsogr ELBELsA correspondent u
TIE P6. iadeiphia Pye,,, WHO last Sunday visited
tb, great aibedral OF Archbishop kendnck, m BAL
tiuore. rep<>ts tie follow. -crus:
Tue Archbin.op commcU,o. 10 read OF INC prayer
the whole coDeT cation EbeeiiLg GeyOutly: " We
pray thee oh Cob That thou win bl''s Al .hosc thai
i've here CU EARN IA Sin; that tnou wiz bless oar
HOly Church, grys strength dbt power ~ our hoJ
Father Pins IX- thai be may prevail over a A!s
enetnier ana re would pray ihee"--nt sc'r w rd,
no start4d iryn their knses many apparently tho
most deyout, The sIks Oi tie ladies' rs!ilL,', hnl
their rec pendon, welry rejecting by its movement
in the nRht from the wiplows IA they arose from
their knees to assume a sI'tpg posture. They knew
what TIL. phrase about 10 commit mem 10, tor
they had often heard II before.
lie voice 4 lie ArcliLilhOp coDtinuoG-" that
thou wouldst bless the President OF these Cnitef
Slater Rivs hun strength and wisdom 10 direct the
affairs of tie nalioD," &c. The prayer proceeded
re invoke the blessing upon the Governor vi Maiy.
land. and then resumes No Isay for the sOnls Of
the iai, hful departed" At tbis the whole congre-
cation are again upon their knees ana 20 ieuAh
Uni, the close II 10 due to say that the insult thus
offered wac cOnfred principally 20 the most aTih'
tocratic OF the ladies' Tie huHber OF the congrc- |
CATION and the males generally Continued upon
Bonded knee from beginning 10 erd. Whether inns
scene has ever occurred before, or, whetAef' IL IL
has the Archbishop has ever rebnkod 1t, it's not
nosible for me to say. With ruch open and Migrant
insults i'll the pubic places of worship, Ia IL any
wonder that the Rebels should count upon cordial
reception upon their approach 10 my Maryland J.
Tuy FIRST ATTEmPr TO ANN NyGRors-A
correspondent Of The Memphu Baikt,n elbows that
The tist attempt 10 arm negroes and put them III
the field az soldiers VIA made by tho rebels lie
COPIES from The MempAis ADpe0i and lhe M.mPhs
Avalanche OF May 9th, 10Th and lllh, 1901, the
following notice: