New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Naval Movements.
TIE DIcTAroR's FIRST MOVEMENTS UNDER
STEAM.

TIE DlCTATORS FIRST MOVEMENTS UhDEh
STEAM.
y. vres announced Yesterday morning that the
ereof ocean ron clad monitor ram Dictator would go
doW, me bay on trairip. She was 10 Inoye AT one
c'oiock q ~ one clock came. but she lid not go;
and 10 was not until the sun gave notice that me uay
gas lar spent that che ready About noon she was
carefully m.asured and found 10 be above the surlsee
ne wae. as follows: Forward. feet ~ inches mI,
flet lnid~hips IS. inches she mas ABOUT OU Vuus
Of coal on board and one-haf OF her SHOT fhcb, am
torres Size was moved from the Maynard by her pro-
negr and the aid OF four tugs who had Just as mOcn as
h,y wanted 20 do % keep her In proper course uer
rossage down the East River was Taught with nuch
danger 20 herself and the shipping az she stored wild
IN and the vessel frequently stopped 20 enahe the
bio, TO siraighien her gut. She passed the Battery
hon sunGown steering first to starboard and 'hen 10
mn with two tugs ahead and one each quarter IL
reotres several men 20 steer her under the most Ia
votol = circumstances There liz no use IN conceshng
me fact she has not come up TO the standard promised
'fbe to'owins is a list Of her officers: Commodore
Iohn Rodgers c0mmandng; ChefEngmoer, Edward
ID. R0bie Lieutenant Commander, J. NJ. nance Leu
tenant H. T. French smyeyOr George Fecki ray
master w I. Marcy; Acting DstcTs hlmbaIl'
Kingshury smith; EHsigns, Howe Miller Engineers
FIRST Assistant Ceiand Lindseyi second AsSiS, AM.
PrcN,er r r. Allen; Third Assistants, Wesley feni'
more Pyron worsy Commodore's Clerk. q; A. faIn.
ba,.' Paylngsfer's clerk. Charles Perrin Crew-i31
freen and coap assers (nore than double he humber
OF Lrst.cAss wooden rigatol - seamee se.EH e.
&C. Totai ssulg on borro, Hip Inc Dic'"Hi VIII III
clor in the bay 90 al just her engines
The Susquohannah and AonadnocA are al an
chor OF the Battery.
MICHIGAY-FIvB GUNS.
This little steamer our only naval representa-
tive on the lakes which hes performed 80 mneh Na.u"
bic service of nte in chec hmatns me la,us p'i,e'
men,d IN let2 and she was launched IN I-ii she cost
the United states about sloaVo soc vas de'gse1 D!
Samuel Hartt and the engines by ~ p.,s
piues we're built by Stackhouse Iomi,on OF f'ts
bure She bh always been on the lakes and IS the ony
vessel allowed by Treaty 20 represent the ned >tHes
Navy in those waters Since tne Rebellion sAo mas oeeh
most actively employed in protecting the mon
ter and her presence has frustrated numerous plans oil
The Couiederates which, If carried into execution
would have resulted IN serious damage 10 HE ana prop
Tho following Is list OF her officers: Commander,
Jobn e. Carter; Surgeon. Jos wilson Paynasier, I.
q jackson; Act. Master. Ehas g.. Martin Ist ASH
rngiuecr Jas Nickel: Act. Ensigns, y. j. LoueN T.
& EDDY Act Masters Mates, j. Hunter, }. tummlns
Canfaii's clerk {. T. Curtis Paymascrs CLERK, D. j.
OdeU. Sergeant Of Marines Jas. Steyenson Fiots' y"
Hinton, A. 81. Bernard.
STATE OF GEORGIA. NINE GUNS.
This vessel. which has been undergoing re-
nairs m the dock Of JAS Murphy Co.. Is nearly ready
Tor sea service again and Will be sent over TO lhs nav
yard very soon. She is now IN CONDITION - 90 ~.
siderable service her engines having been ihorouSh!
oyeIhaulcd.
Personal.
Rear Admiral Chas. IL. Davis, Chief of the
Bureau OF Navigation is il this city on important pusi'
ness.
The Japanese gunboat Fusigana will proba-
bly be purchased by the L. 5. Navy department
PERSONAL.
Cant. John De Camp is in town daily, at
tending the courtmartia nov IN session az She Brook
Commodorc Henry II. Bell was in the city
Yesterday. He is improving in health. and looks quite
| ike himscYeealn
Lieut.. Commander T. VI. Bunce has been de-
tached from the Dictator and ordered TO duty connected
with our Picket botL fleet.
| Commander John GueSt OF the Galatea, has
been relieved and ordered to command the Iosco.
Commander :. Nicholson has been detached
rom the State Of Georgia and ordered TO Tie ua'tea.
RHODE ISLAND.
! The Rhode Island now lies in the stream near
he Wal,t. Fcrry she will convey the Costa Rics TO
| Aspinwall lcdli ing here on Monday. Nov. IL.
MARINE CORPS.
/ Cant. John l.. Broome, late executive officer
nj line Maine Barracks. Brooklyn. has been detached
and ordered to command the Marine BARRACKS at
GEMsBoK, BARK, FIVE GUNS.
The United states bark Gemsboki il To be fitted
for special service She has been lying I'm ordinary"
since her arrival in AcwYork. on the nth OF July,
| 1854.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Actinq.Ensign III. Is. Chase, attached to the
United STATE. gunboat State Of Georgia fell overheard
nom the gangway Of that vessel yesterday morning
and sunk before he could be rescued. Dir Chase was
|
| vice a few months since He attached 10 the
Florida her last cruise and was but recently trans
frred TO tho State OF Georgia. At the time of the ac.
cdent he going ON shore with the ships mail and
had on heavy overcast No one saw MIN fail hut his
cries attracted the attention Of two of the junior officers
who throw ladder TO him. This he missed, and sunk
before further assistance could BE- rendered. Mr.
Chase promising young oliocF and beloved by all
who knew him.
BERMUDA.
The supply steamer Bermuda, Actng-N 0lun-
teer Lieut. D. W. smith commanding. viii hot sail iIOm
the Philadelphia Navy Yard until Tuesday, NOV. IS,
! By order OF the Navy department
Actinp-Nastcr John McGowan, IT,, of the
State of Georgia has been granted short ieare Of
absence and len lor indianapolis hast evening.
| Lieut.. W. Is. Gushing, the hero III the Abe
marie affair Is expected TO be in this City to-day He
is preparing mischicyous plans Tor confederate
| consideration
| TIE PICKET BOATS.
The success of picket boat No. /, will 10 doubt
be followed by the construction Of large number OF
these very valuable craft No fleet squadron or fotilla
can be considered complete without number oi thcm
OCEAN TRIP OF TIN lRoN-CLAD MoNADNOCK.
The iron-cad battery Monadnock lett Hamp-
ton Roads Cape Henry lgh Sunday afternoon, ON
inst. ut O'clock with the United states steamer Sus
1u.hanna as convoy. She anchored during the fog OIL
Sandy Hook. Oh Tuesday morning al o'clock, having