The New York herald., 1864-11-06
The NAVY.
THE AUGUSTA DETAINED YoR REPAIRS.

THE AUGUSTA DETAINED HoR REPAIRS.
The sdewhse steamer Augusta, o. Commander Corbin,
which was announced to sail rhusday last, a. tho
convoy the California mail steamer North STAR for
Aspinwal did not get TO IN consequence
feet in her engine which had repaired In time
% permit her 20 Join the North sailing day.
Her rspars viii be completed, ard Is likely she
will be ordered ont in pursuit OF the rebel pfvstsss
committing deprefa,ions coast.
psrAarCRE OF sUrrLY VESSELS.
The supply steamer kevoerr, Acting Master Robert Y.
Hoey commpnd.ng sailed yesterday from the Brooklyn
yard Tor the North Atlantic bccrsdlng squadron. she
will in Fortress Monroe then proceed
to oiockadng squadron o1 Wilmington dsIiver the
supplies and mails
The supply steamer Fah.Kee, 6, Acting Msster Com.
mandng y. X webb, OF the Scrih Atlantic squadron,
having been fitted With a propeller and thoroughly
repaired, sailed Thursday ast for Wilmington TIE
following is . List Of her officers
Acsng Master Conwonding-Francs r. Webb.
Acting Assss,dn, PdvDsnsfsr-A. B. Thornton.
Acsi~s Easi9ns-D ". Canal +. ". Pslson aod Peter
Williams.
Ac,ina Masters kat.s-Iienry A. Winston and Andrew
Enrm.,ri-Gcorge W. Foe,er. Acting First Ass.tant
Engineer In charge Acting Second Assist,nts, f. y.
Lewis and John II. Hutton Acting Third Assistants, vii.
liam Vernon and Andrew Hxsis.
.Suyoson's StsU 1rd-John ID Martin in charge
The supply schooner Rachael Seaman, Acting Master
Charles Potter commanding, sailed yesterday for Ramp
Ton Roads with supplies Tor the North Atlantic squadron
AFFAIRS At THE NAVY YARD.
Qate aunber Of gunboats being placed n condi.
tou start out in short time in pursuit. OF the rebel
prvaieors lowering coast. Tho work Of repairs
beng pushed forward nigh, and day ali tho available
vessels, and quite respectable squadron will 20 to
during sho coming week. Everything tha, be scot
win be ordered possible Join In chase
of the bold corsalrs snd trust that they win be
csptvy red or driven oil the coast.
TuE pfcrAroR.
Tho immense ironcad Dictator has no, yet gone 70
sea, consequence Of the non.completon 81
sary repairs 10 the anchor gear Of the ship II Is not
likely she win be able 70 proceed 20 for several days
yel, the work be done from I,s nature, goes
slowly. The brief trials the ship hss Already had have
developed many points OF importance which 20 FAR
control the Of the vessel bu, they Nc,
yet fully confirmed BY thorough examination,
We shall not partcuarirs them At this time The trial
trip yet TO OF Will decide IN way ;he other
the claims advanced in the ships favor. I'll then Ne
may adord to waii.
THE NARINr CORPS.
Captain Nc1auc Tilton has been ordered to the Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, ", H., 10 relieys Captsa Csmsst
Webb, ordered 20 Washington.
PERSONAL.
Rear Admiral s. 3. Dupont s stopping for bref time
si the Asior House. The Admiral who seems 10 be IN
excellent hcaith, viii remain in town rev days.
Commodore Stephen n Rowan late commaudepsf The
famous iroBclsd fyisate New Ironsdcs ia also stopping
al tho Asios House, having been cailod 10 the caty
witness in oouri martial case.
Commodore John Rodesrs commanding the Dictator,
guest at tbe Aster.
First Lieutenant Henry J. Bishop Of the Marine corps,
stationed the Portsmouth Navy Yard, y 10 town,
n witness before the naval martial now In scs.
sion ~ tho Marine Barracks, Brooklyn.
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