New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01
Mora than one volunteer presented him


At 81 O'Clock the vessel was put In commission by the
commanding officer with the following lis OF oihcers
and crew: First Assistant.E Engineer, John H. La!
Commanding; Second Assistant Engineers, ems. ~
Stone j. Il. Chadwick John Smith; Third Assistant
Engineer Byron :. Heath; Quartermastcr Benja'
min Baker; seaman John Bristol; lst Glass flremen
VIM. Bane, W Lowry; I'd class fireman. W "A Muller
coal beavers u. Coleman, ID. johnson; landsman, j..
Thomas (colored). Edwin Booth. volunteer.
About this time Picketboat No. took her departure
for the canal. She would await the arrival o, me
Stronboli at New Brunswick At ab0nt O'Clock the
Stromiol conveyed by the tug John L. jenkins TOOK
her departure amid The cheers of The Htie crown oI
Spectators They entered the canal about daiA anu ar
rived at New Brunswick sunday morning En- r'''s
for Hampton Roads.
EN- ROUTE.
From Our Special Correspondent.
T. S. TogPEpo BOAT STRoyBoM.
OFF NEW. BRUNSWICK y. j.. Nov. -, 1851 p. IN.
After leaving the dock nj Jersey City We steamed
along at the rate Of eight knots per hour until 10 H.,
when We came TO anchor for the night. everything
having worked finely and favorably up to this time.
We discovered that one OF the crew wa, missing
hs shoes and cont being found on board II hs thought
that be had Jumped overheard and swan to one OF the
vessels anchor in the stream. An officer was al once
sent pursuit but 10 this time we have nov iouhd
him At 6 o'clock this morning we hove up anchor ana
steamed on our WAY. We entered the canal at 800 a.
H.. and met picket boat No. G. We are compelled 70
wait account of a lock being drawn for the purpose
Of raising sunken boat. We expect 10 start al 4
o'clock this afternoon All hands pleased with the
working of the vessel in every respect Our voyage
through this section Of the country has amazed the
passed over its red soil We live snugy can assure
YOU. Our cooking Is done on the furnaces. Our food
consisting Of canned meats vegetables. &c, WIN good
bareback is prepared and served IN the quaintcst man
ner possible yet with the prospect of glory ahead we
relish everything We expect 10 arrive IN Palladepha
tomorrow. b. :. O.
TIE PORTSMOUTH MAYNARD.
The following vessels are AZ the yard Shawmnt 20
sail IN few days; Franklin De Sofa Tioga Agamen-
tegs. Albatross and Memphis
ORDER or ADMIRAL PAULpING-ADMITTANCF 70
TIE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.
NAyY.YARp York, Nov ~. 1861.
Hereafter no visitors will be permitted TO
enter the yard without pass from the COmmandant Or
executive officer of the yard excepting wien visiting
the officers families
After muster at noon aad in the morning al
straggcrs unemployed people about the yard Will be-
taken in charge by the watcbman ard under the dTce'
ton Of the captain Of The watch placed in confinement
OF turned out u the yard II any such should Prove 10
be men employed in the ya- they will b. taken - The
mastering Office, and Their names recorded for us
missal
Hereafter the south gate VII b. closed. anu per.
son permitted to piss - out Of tie yard ercepi al
the main gate et y cFkS'.
Persons who nay enter the gard with The vorSmon.
OF in any manner by stealth shall be confined Ia the
cells and reported tO the executive officer.
No person who may come 20 tie Navy sri WITH
supplies OF any kind win be permitted 10 enter the
ward ssifhout leave from the proper authority bat
viii remain on board their vessels or with their
teams and conform strictly TO the rules prescribed
for them.
All persona who nay BE found sleeping Or iouag!rg
where they have DO bgsncssl IN the yard VIII DC 81
rested aud placed IN the cc..s Tor examination
The executive officer MI BE- pleased TO pr0Nde
special police yigian and careful men to carry on
the order The pocc Will b. charged with tie further
duty Of reporting 70 the executive officer az persons
employ "a in the yard Who may be- idle or Negligent 10
the pcrormance Of the iahors upon which ihcy may t
employed and failure ~ carry ou' ibis order or il
any ranncr neglect hc iEi te-: 90 iAe Government.
will involve immediate dismissal
Recruits rill as usual De passed ~ the receiving
ships al. PAvLpING Commaudaht
STATIONS or THE U. :. REyENUL CUTTERS.
The following are the names of the vessels,
commanding officers and stations OF the rcvonuc cutters
Passport, Maine schooner Blnck, Lent Frank Barr
Castinc. Maine schooner Ioucey. captain Martin
Portland. Maine steamer Welcoming Captain Webster
Portland. Maine schooner Dobbn, Captain webster
Boston Mas steiner 49, NJ Ca%aa L Ksa
New Bedford Mass, schooner Agasslz Captain ANA
zcon; Newport, Il. L. steamer Miami. Lieut. Iomkins
New London, Conn. schooner Campbell captain Car.
son Throggs Neck NY. steamer h. A. stevens. Lieut.
Wilson; NarrOVs y. l., schooner Crawford. captain
Kclum. New.YoIk City n. y. steamer cniabos'
Captain McGowan, iorks. ~. y - steamer
Brown, Captain Constable ire leland ~. schooner
Thompson. Lieut.. Dickcfson; Perl -'..py, y. j.,
schooner I.Iina, Lieut. Baker
WAITING ORDERS
Steamers Kankadce. Capt. hagsrIs; Way
anda Can't White. Afhuclot. Capt M.u!mnn. Phil,-
dephia. Pa. scAr sward Capt Webster. Baltimore.
Nd. scLr. Jackson, Capt. sands. CAcsap axe Bay
steamers Reliance Lieut. Hall Tiger, L.slt Evans.
WnshLgton d. C.. steamer Nogthener Capt Faunce.
HAMPTON Roads, Va sch L. Allen Capt slicer. BenY'
font T. C., schr Toward Capt Dayi. NcwbcEn. n.
C.. schr. Antictan. CTp Treadw1y Port Royal, ; t.
steamer NChanl Lieut.. warner Pacific Ports steam
or Shubr'ck Capt. Seaman; ichr. jos. Lane. 'hpi.
ChaddOck. % tie Lakes, steamers Commodore fef!Y
Capt. Ottingcr. Hector Capt. Cornell. One o. tue
rev steamers waiting o.Geh VIII DC sent oHi 70 sah
Francisco Cal for dGty ihofe. aud rs some OF TIE
Southern ports have been declared open 70 trade cut
ters will lie assigned 90 them at IA early day.
The bark Gensbok IL being prepared igs Sc, as ripl
possible; her spars all in and the cikfr ave
at work ut her top.sidcs She is intended for store
ship in the South Atlantic Squadron.
SUPPLY STEAMER FOR THE EAST GULF SQU ADROS.
The u. S. naval supply steamer Union, Act
ing Volunteer LicuteDan. Edward Conroy commanding.
Will sail for the East q MI Squadron abOui The .ytb
Of December. This will probably BE- the last opPoriu'
ny By which persons having friends IN that squadron
will be able 10 send the expected Christmas aud New
Years gifts Parcels aud packages left NJ osborn
Bureau. No. Deyst., VIII BE- forwarded by TINS
steamer.
IMPORTANT ORDER TO NAVAL OFFICERS.
An officer of "A ship at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard las been severely reprimandcd for allowing an
enlisted man remain shore FOR longer time than
the law or crstom ,ow,. Orders have nov been ssuci
that no enlisted shall be crhntcd permission 10
leave bis weasel by any other than the commanding OIL
Ger Of such vessel and that in the absence OF The
Iaandine officer no leave shall be given to enlisted
man unless specially directed ia writing by the COM
handing officer and The Of such as are 20 cceiFe
such leave given under his signature before obsening
himself rom bis command
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES