Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

Purnsll F. Harrington, West Blockading
Squadron.
SURGEONS.
VIM. johnson, Fleet Surgeon, s. A. B. Squad.
ron.
John A. Lockwood, Navy Yard, Mare Island,
California.
Charles D. Maxwell, Fleet Surgeon, Pacific
Squadron.
John Y. Taylor, TuscsrOrs, Sd rate.
VIM. johnson, Jr., Naval Hospital, Norfolk,
Virginia.
John C. Spear, Seminole, Sd rate.
James 3. Knight, Mississippi Squadron.
delphia
PdymGstsrs.
Robert H. Clark, Naval Station, &C., Pensa-
cola, Fla.
George Plunkett, New IrOnsidss.
Engineers.
81 Robert Dandy Fleet Engineer, s. A. B. Squad
wm. 8. stamn, special duty, Newberg, New
delphia.
John johnson, Susquehanna, lst rate.
reynolds Driver, Cimmarron, Sd rate.
Alfred hendrick, Lehigh, 4th rate.
Francis q. Smith, Asoutney, 81 rate.
John Fl. Huxley, Sassaous, Sd ratio.
E. Marshall Breese, Lancaster, I'd rate.
deorge c. lrelan, Itasca, 4th rate.
Aidshipmea
Charles II. Black, at the Naval Academy, let
class.
John C. Rich, at the Naval Academy, End
class.
Warner NJ. Cowgirl, at the Naval Academy,
4th class.
COrpenters.
Joseph Z. Miller, susquehenna, 1st rate.
David hobinstt, Saranac, I'd rate.
john Mills, Juniata, I'd rate.
Sailmaker
Samuel Tatem, Constellation, I'd rate.
Marine Corps.
Lieut.. Col. Jas. H. Jones.
Acting Matters.
James Fountain, Mattabesett, Sd rate, for
special duty as pilot.
John Mcdovsn, State Of Georgia, Sd rate.
Joseph II. Richardson, Roanoke, ist rate.
AetinS Ensigns.
Q. NJ. Bird, Keystone State, 81 rate,
Joseph I5adson, Flag, Sd rate
Wm. 7. MoNeily, sOuth AusDtis BlootadiDg
Squadron.
]. NJ. C. Rsville, North Atlantic BlaokadipV
Squadron.
Charles D. Thompson, Kansas, 4th rate.
wm. R. Cooper, special duty on the staff Of
Acting Rear Admiral Lee.
Aetiag Matters Mates.
george Drain, North Atlantic Blockadinl
Squadron.
Astiag Assistant Paymaster.
Thomas Higgins, Commodore Morris, 4th
rate.
Acting First Assistant Engineers.
VIM: II. Dobbs, Powhatan, 1st rate.
William II. Miller, Manhattan, 4th rate.
VIM. j. Hamilton.
AetiHg Second Assistant Engineers.
John Hawkins, stetlin, 4th rate.
Wm. Higmsn, Anemone, 4th rate.
John IL. Hutton, Fah-Kee, 4th rate.
Charles Il. Jones, Amaranthus, 4th rate.
Henry W. Miller, Tristan Shaudy, 4th rate
John NJ. Middleton, Saranac, Cd rate.
EDWARD Il. Messick, Berberry, 4th rate.
James L. Plunkett, Miantonomoh, Sd rate.
Aetng Third AssiStant Enginesrs
Chas. II. Bartram, Boston Navy Yard.
Leonidas H. Burgoyne, Jasmine, 4th rate.
James Crooks, Carrabassett, 4th rate.
J. J. Donehue, Wyalusing, Sd rate.
VIM. d. Enmons, Mingoe, Sd rate.
samuel Fowler, Amaranthus, 4th rate.
Ezra Gray, Alabama, Sd rate.
Joseph Hunt, Periwinkle, 9TH rate.
Thomas Holt, NApa, 4th rate.
George Mortimer, North Atlantic BloekadinQ
Robert A. PiersOu, Iuka, Sd rate.
Howard Monkhouse.
THR DELAWARE TRooPs,--The Delaware
Infantry took part in the grand review which
came off at Washington on Tuesday last
| Col. d. Woodall, OF the First Delaware.
commanded the Third Brigade, Second
Division, Second Corps, to which bis reei-
ment is attached. The First Delaware wau
commanded by Lieut.. Col. j. q. Nichols
the Third by Capt. D. D. Joseph the Fourth
BY Brevet Lieut.. Col. NJ. B. Gist, and the
Eighth by Capt. John Richards. The three
latter named Regiments are connected with
the Third Brigade, Second Division, Fifth
Corps '''1
THE GooD TEMrLARs' HALL.--The audience
at the Good Templars' Hall, on Saturday
night last was larger than at the previous
gathering, and they were pleased with the
proceedings. The speaking was upon various
topics, and won the fullest attention of those
present. The address of Esquire Silyers.
upon "the Sublime and Ridiculous" was
excellent; his reference to late President
Llnceln and President johnson we're an.
proprlate and impressive, and, reaching tile
hearts Of the audience, called forth express
sions OF excited feeling. Although these
SATURDAY nignt meetings are gotten up under
tne s9perintendance OF the Good Templars,
and have principally as their obiect the
dissemination Of temperance principles and
the increase Of the Order, yet other subjects
may be, and will be, presented for the edif.
cation Of the community. Addresses and
essays upon science, literature, and morality.
are solictedi besides, singing of patriotic
sentimental or comic songs, is permitted
indeed any thing Of an improving character
is acceptable. We are informed that the
Rev. Mr.. O'Niel, of Seventh Street NJ. L.
Church, will deliver an address on Saturday
night next. We have a right TO expect
important and edifying remarks from the
speaker, for he has high ability, and is
Jealous in the cause of temperance, making
1t an active principle of religion. Other
speakers will be present, aud give to the
entertainment pleasant variety. The
music on last Saturday night was very ine.
and added greatly to the pleasure Of the
meeting; it will be equally good next Satur-
day night. We must repeat what we bays
said heretofore upon this euterprise,--that