The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-23
The Navy.

rHE sLooP-OF-wAR MosoNGAHsLA.
The board or survey appointed 10 inspect the soop or
war slonougahca recently returned FROM In disa
BLEED condition. have concluded their labor, aud
their report Aching Rear Admiral Belt. IL IS found
that tile vessel injured pretty extensveIy In her
Tpars and rigging, 10 repair w would occupy hyc or
NJ weeks sotac Of the crew have been ransfcfIcd "
The receiving ship Vermont and the others, wst1l the
marine guard, remain on board the ship
REBEL TsorBins % rHn LArx VAR.
The United States naval supply steamer Newbern,
which recently arrived from the Gulf squadron, Is
dscharging her cargo at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in the
shape Of naval trophies OF the late Among these
are the guns captured by Admiral Porters nee in the
attack on tho rebel batteries Grand Gulf Mississippi
also the largo Armstrong whch composed the bat
terry OF the rebel ram cnncsco sunk BY Admiral Farra
CUTS lcct 10 Mobile bay, Alabama.
rnE DOUBLE ySDRR ALGONQUIN.
The Algonquin has received hcr spars and rigging and
IL nov receiving Of paint and otherwise preparing
for the race with the wnooskl. On examination OF
her boilers found they far corodsd by the
salt water render them unsafe. The old ones
arc being replaced by new ones
rnE GrsBoAT DE SOTO.
The United States gunbost DE Soto liz momentarily
expected 10 here from Fortress Monroe where nho
nut in 10 got q supply OF coal She Is nom Cape Hay
ten and will he remembered succoring the defence
ess people OF that place at the time u the engagement
OF the British sloop Bulldog and the Hayden rebel
forts. The following " q Hat Of her ofhcers:--
- m. III.
Lssu<part Ccmmondsy--John A. Howell.
Lssrt>ndsts-Geo. W. Sumner, John J. Read
Aeftrg Nrster--John J. Bricc
Ers;qns--Orando 4. a. Roberts, Paul Armsnt Fred
erick ]. Locke and Aioysius l. J. Kane.
Poymast<r-Georve Cochrnne.
Iussed Asistcnt Strgsom-B. H. kidder
Erginsers-Chief, Geo T. Hibbard; Acting First As
sistani Theo u. Coffee; Acting Second Assistants, VIM
j. Harrington and Chas Koch Acting Third Assistants,
Christopher Mccormick and Alex. u. Rensha..
Mater J.. Ianman.
Observation-Disclosures Wileft.
Actsng Gunner--Joscph q. vennblr.
C1ptdin's Clsrk-Charles J. Petit
Favmassvis Cieyk-George H. Lewis
oYrrcERs oy THE UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP
cANANDAI0UA.
The following list OF the officers OF tho United
States steamship Canandaigua:--
Cornmandcr--goger N. stembc
Lieutenant Commander and Erecuos 0gcer--Robert l.
May
Aforementioned Shipper.
Laestesam,- II. Ducr.
Acin0 voiunfe,y Licptendnt-f. Y. Barry.
Passed Assis,am Sn,geon-Thos Hisnd.
Assistant Pdymavn-Chas Guild
Aotiu0 Mdaer--w. Il. H. Fentress
Mda<r-John d. Clark.
Acting Enpgn--R 7. Leary
Enoinems--Chicf, y G. Dadc; First Assistant r. II
Fitch: Second Assistant y. I. II. Ramsden; Acting
Second Assistant T. J. W. Cooper and Curtis Stanton
Acting Third Assistants Geo y. savory, Domingo Cas-
tano and Aonzo d. Parsons
NidsAipmen-Gco. W. DO Long. Goo. n. Converse.
Wallace Graham and y. NJ Cove.
Bodfrcdin--.Jamee Walker
Gunnsr-Jamcs A. Llcstoa
Cdrpcntey--H H. Dixon
| Sailmokvy--A A. Warren.
| Cnp ans Clyk-H. A. Mitchell.
: Paussssri cbSx-Joanc rrosA II