The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-05
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THE NAVY.
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- s.x., gs,r,ps Board after recess o. two weeks
- lain osnveaea al the Marine Barracks, Broch1D
= essvssss q he ioiew:ne heabSFS-coEModSFs Nj
49,. nsvv,ee President. Commodore william Q. Hiehol
-. o.m-oacve Charles Boarman, eaSgecs seajaslp r.
r,rs..y surgeon george Aausbyi Judge Adv xs,s
uaniHos, Ha. tN'"b
RAsrcaD, 9s.-Tbe wor'
fosd, with Admiral arr. !, - ..,,.s g,
:, the Wort Gun squadron, al Mobile
To seofe Scsel has eeen Thoroughly overhaued ana
- ssAsa' strengthened BY she addition Of several
~" ZINES, ~fs,oA viii be placed her 'orccas,ie
VEN she bezs .ess into action
S@e arrived here, after her brilliant en- the Mis-
fve ON the 10th Of Angus, iast having nearly
we nana -, ard atty marks Of the encmys shot on her
nss ssp ~ being completed she pas N commission
ssAA - she 18th Of December 1868 From that time
unit sssaay she wse waiting crew whoL tic cons
lsts$ IRON that Of the Niagara
~ fs8owing is a list OF tho Admiral stan
1sG AdNsrat-David Glasgow F9ragu,
c~Cup<o,a--Perciyai DraytoD.
IVA Lica<1ant-Jobp G. Watsop.
fSxMsai's Secraary-FdwnrdC Gaeaudan
SAdDstraps Clek-kr. Browneil
mo fctowsss q list % the cnlccrs o. ibe ship
0Om~so8ere-,James s. Palmer. =
xksst,ssM Commasdey-L. W Kimberly.
Rsepaxn1nt-w B. Tyssu
SNvvecs-J. }. Gibson.
AsSstans sayOeoa-Iames mugs
R2vwassy-W. I. Meredith
s1cS~s kaslr-F pT'sr
Ao,las Oaosrs--CaptaiD, Charles Haywood. Lieutop.
FEa,.ops-H GRAFTON, c. D. jones and L. r. P. Adams
aets,s Fstens-T II. Whiting and D. g. 3. Gldden.
.Ac,,g kaaer's Matss-W b. Cnilds, 9. r. Avery, ".
xss,assy.- cnser, Thomas williamson FRS. Assistant.
u b. Latch; Second Assistant, John Wilson Acting Third
@, III. BurChnTd M
BoassSaif.-Pcbert Dixon,
Gunner. L. Staple
S sslknsaserS g. {. f Heresr.
AdmiyGFs Hslvasd-John II. Brooks.
Tue departure Of the Hartford will DO followed by
nset Of vessels which, together with vessels the
s,op will make up nec for offensive operations larger
THAN any yc, participating in any Of engage
Tao Admiral takes with him the warmest wishes
Of his oouH;rymcn for success and brilliant victory.
NARBIEEEAp, 5.-The Marbehead, which behaved 90
calamity teiore the rebel batteries the stono river
few days since suffered terribly herself The lose lie
three killed (cut in two literally four wounded
seriously Two men were slightly injured, who refused
70 rcpcrt TO tho surgeons. Commander Meade also
strucx on the foot by Iron splinter from the star
board forc oift' tsehtly inured). ana Acting Ensign
HARTMAN was Knocked down at his gun, though not
hjcvcd. The Marblehead 10 badly crippled She has
twelve shots in tho hull, eighteen through the upper
works and spars, and had her topmast away The
vuunins rigging literally cut TO pieces, and also tho
standing rigging Al the time the action commenced,
the United States steamer PAwnee anchored Stone
Inlet, about two mlos from Legarcve, and owing to
Aor ecilers being leaky she did get tho nght
sotil il was nearly over but BY going up the Hawai-
river abe ennaded the rebels contributed materially
70 their discomfort The following correct list OF The
Killed and wounded on the Mafolehcad:-
KnlED.-Robcrt Brown Captain Of Fcrecastle; Lorenzo
snow, scanau Joseph Phillips, seaman.
WorHpRp.-Jchn Hackctt, coal HEAVIER seriously
Charles Moore, landsman, Alex. Henderson, andsnan
Charles semmcs, sandsinan John Macovoy, seaman,
slightly.
The ofcers and Of The vessel seventy two 10 all
tswesve sncrt q Ae comph nen), partially ~
lows, ~ heroes, snd credit 10 gallant navy
Lieutenant Consnsasder- Richard ". Meade, Jr, com
nandipg.
Actiss Ensgms-George +. winsIow, Executive Oncer;
0oorge A. Hartman.
Assista,a .Surgson-B H. Kidder
-Assastd,a Fdynsdster-Jsmc5 Winter.
Adser's lNoses-B. O. Low, Thomas L. Fisher, Frank
Mllet
Enesmcer1-s Second Assistant +. Henderson, Third Az.
sssants, ~ ". Buckley A. p. Sutherland j. D. BiesetL
CarTin'. CAvk-Fredesick Wilson.