New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
Naval Movements.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Naval Movements.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The duties of transferring and dscharglng
sailors at the Brooklyn Navy Yard continue TO engross
the entire attention of the officers of the receiving sp
North Caro- inn. Since the close OF the Rebellion the
reduction Of our vast navy which al one time nun
beied over 200 vessels Of was OF the first import
nnce and as the NewYork naval station is the most
important and central In the Union, the responsibility
and labor oi the officials il o course very coDsldersDle
nt this iuncture Sometimes 100 men day are dis
charged the service the Yard. great many OF the
best hands retained TO man the Mediterranean heet
which 10 sail very sooD The following are the prh
cpal officers Of The North Carolina: Commander capt
| d. r. McKinsirey; Lieut.. Commander. j. y. Quaeken-
bush: Surgeon John q. Abernetnyt Paymhster' a. W.
Russell; Assistant Payinaster {. L. Burnett; Chap
len. George W. Dorrancci frstLieat Marines H. A.
Bartlett.
The following vessels will be sold Tuesday
next mt l2 m: screw-steamels Flag, kensing'on.
Nickaburg Proeus oarkentine Horace Beals; schooner
/ Rachel seaman. Twenty per cent OF the purchase
money 10 be- paid on the day Of tie SALE and the re-
maindor before the vessel is removed from the Yard
which viii be done within six days after the date OF
sole.
sLOOP OP WAR TUsCARORA.
The L. ). sloop OF war Tuscarora, II guns.
qg7 turs burden arrived at Boston Wednesday with
the following State prisoners; wee fes'denl
Stephens and Postalstcr-CeneTaI Reagan oil tne
Lilum Cont sderlts States. They were cOhsgned 10
Fort Warren. The following Is .ist oil the officers OF
tle vessel; Comwander. James Madison tra'!ey
/ Lieutenant II. "a. Blue; Surreon D. L. Iayori A. a.
! Paymast,r. 7. J. Painter; AoigS Mnstets Nm H.
Mall ir 4 Iin0b1st; Chief. Enginecf. y. j. kiiscd;
Aeung .Secoud. \ ssstant j. /. Boothi IhirdAss!st
ants ii. 4. Brown. VIM. T. snow a. Dcmpsier
Wnleis; Maic. j. A. IL. Wimarih; Ac'ins Gunner,
| Thomas Grail; Ae,.ne. Boetsaain j. Hafding Cap
iain's Clerk J. Dallas W..stirgIoni faJ master
Clerk. Charles II. Hazzard.
CHARLES OWN MAYNARD.
The reduction of labor at this Navy-fart
will go on until IS per cent II the full force are dis
charged. Since My |. soc men have been discharged
~ king the force nulnocr 3s7i men and saving to tn
| Government $4,000 per month. Tie screw hlghu
uerr,ere W! not be launched on June 10. as was *
peced owing TO Oh, delay IN the reception OF some
her materials Admiral Sifingham. tue Commandant
has set on foot many improvements nj the yhfu' ~
Circa.sian Stelten and Sea Foam will probably b
sold.
THE COLORADO IN COMMISSION.
i On THURSDAY, at p. M, the United state
frgade Colorado - guns. 10 tuns burden went i
commission AZ the Brooklyn Navy ard ms spebdh
vessel which has b.rn undergoing thorough over
laulng ut the ward since its la, engagement az for
Fisher &. the dag.ship Of Admiral uoldsoorough wa
will command the squadron IN the Mcd!Iei raheai 'r
~ nor crew gt7 men were Transferred 20 her yetterda
from the North Caroline. The tender Of the hlg-si
!. heing fitted up rapidly "a goas bIe The 'oolau
already in the stream. Most o the n,ei WIZ san lrou
this and other pors during the summer me i0noSih
T. list of her officers. Commander Robert H. Wyman
Lieut. Commander Lewis \. Kimberly; Flag Lieu
teaant X u ss@is'n hen nolerlo, :. y Sme.
Nm r. Samson, Psyn,aster J. 5. Cunningham; Pas
hsst. Surgeons james n. iinkham l. I. Edesi In
Sharl.s n P,ndston. Captain Of Marines c. ID. Hchb
LiourenaHt OF Marines T.. T.. Meeser; Chaplain, Chas
4. Hale Gunner j. Weber tirst
Nsslncr Guy Samson; Aching Third Assistant, FREQ
. erck II. Morton; Mdshpuer, {. T. Sclmitz. Georf
". Flag, G. j. Irlln e. H. DAVIS r, - 'oodI .J1
: well q. V. Menzie. J.. w. Dickens. Edwin white. l
Jsws'' y"g.' W"s.sr John Sc Esa ps
Capt Care recently the abe Executive officer Of th
Brooklyn Navy-fard.
THE OCEAN MONITOR DICTATOR.
Tie king of Monitors has been receiving som
finishing strokes al the Deanster Iron Works FOR ~
last eight weeks. aad can oe got ready for service
six hours. II IT IL necessary The officers ARE mani
nous in their sentiments Of The efficiency and safety
the craft IN crossing tie ocean Ten Knots an hour wer
run for some lime by the vessel In Der last trip frof
Torrcss Monroe. leaving the Rhode Island, her tue
Tar astern. singular incident occurred not Ion
since down the BAY the occasion Of dropping one
her anchors which hooked fast "a main.sbeet anchO
and - fGthoms OF chain ayr yon the bottom OF the bay
This fact caused the vessel Ia yeer toward shore.
such degree that IL feared she would appronc
danger. Sometime after, upon investigation. 1t Wa
discovered. and. the chain and anchor were sol
Ia the Deamator Iron Works. This event induced Oh
Of tue morning papers to publish an article alleging
that the steering gear was Defective and the monitor
failure whereas tie steering gear works the ship eve
ney ond the happy anicipations OF the pilot. Effort
afo now being made to bring the vessel 10 speed u
ten knots she NJ any time 20 ~ hut on account
thrr. not beng sufficient service hearings of the mai
Journals she cannot'keep up ~ ten knots ms dii
Guilty is now being sought to he ohyaied by Capt
Ericsson. The engines viii be tried on Saturday. 1h
following is list Of Der officers Com JOIN
Rogers; Lieut.. Com. =. NJ. Eunee' Paymaster. VIZ. Z.
Marcy; Surgeon, Geo. Peek; Chief Engineer L.
Kobie; Act Vol Lieutonants, Jacob himbhI ahd Z
&. Hingsbury: Act Mister Geo. \. smith, Act in
slgns n. Lnd0w Willis Howcs and X. Il. BARCLAY
> Fr.t Asts Engineer e. Lindsey and T. A. Rearck
! second Asts X. Al. Thurston. Thee. Allen. j.. II
Allen and T. Miller; Third Asts., W. foninore; {. j
IIaDichorst aud H. w Worslcyi Act. Master and Pilot
Levi Jump: Paymastcrs clerk, Chas III. PerIInc
Capt.'s. Clerk j. H. Lucky.
TIE MOHOE0O.
; In relation to this vessel. George Brrk
beck IT, Superintendent ~ Fulton Foundery
writes to correct tn. statement Of yesterday tha
size burst her bOer year since. At that time she wa
ROT completed and had boilers In her After running
her engines SO hours consecu'iyey under 40 pound
steam "a April she was accepted by the Government
Her machinery built by Zeno Seoor at the Fulton
foundcry
/ ALLEGED CONSPIRACY To EXroRT S13OOO'
FROM A. 4. STEWART A few days since Young maj
named james Donohue called on Chief John 5. Young
ofthe Detective Squad and gave to him the particular
of somewhat move! conspiracy case in which he ha'
been solicited to take leading part He slood that
few DAYS previous, while In the Warrington PGrai,
Ground he entered into conversation with man VIII,
clamcd to be Swede. named Erriek Nassau master
and part owner Of the ship Victoria lately arrived II
this port from Liverpool, with n cargo Of iron. con
sirned to 4. 4. Stewart. the well.known Broadway
mcrcl,nt In the course of the conyersaton tn,
a, nm ccr rform,d him that Mr. s. WAS nbout 10 sus