New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Nnvni Intelligence.
THE HARTFORD IN COMMISSION.

Once again the flagship Hartford is in COM
mission, the starry PennaHt floats from her main
truck. She viii be ready 10 sail in few days to take
hcr place tho head Of Easi India squadron bear
ing the broad pendant ~ Acting Rear Admiral Henry
Ii. Bell The following is list OF the officers Of the
vessel:
Commander r. w shuieldt; Lieut.. Commander Charles
C. Carpenter Leu,enants, H. Read + liis.nson, h. T.
Brown Paymaser Washington Irving Chief Engineer. An
drew Lawson First A.ss,ants, Fletcher A. Wilson w. T.
r. Mullen Second Assistants Charles w. Burchard, Walter
d. Smith; Acting Second Assistant, u A. tronthers Acting
Third Assistants Domingo castlno Geoge Is Bosss, Philips
Little; Passed Assi,a, surgeon r. y. Penrose Ensign A.
5; crOwuins9isi M,ssshipmen, D. c Woodward, : H.
Corp r c, Gsnbadan; Carpenter, X. A. williamson Gun.
ner r. H. Cros. saruake J. a. Stevens Boaiswsin. NOT
reported
The ship was formally put in commission on MONDAY
the 18th inst. and hauled out into the stream where
she now lies. Acting Rear. Admiral Bel Will be prose- Il
with his stan TO hoist his flag in few days He resides
ut Newburgh on the Hudson.
THE wINooSKI.
The gunboat WinOoski, Commander George
II. Cooper, is lying off the Battery ready for and
awaiting orders.
THE HUNTSVILLE.
The Huntsville, Acting Voluteer Lieutenant
Commander Deyins, has received her sailing orders
She will proceed 10 Boston whore she will take In tow
the light draft Monitor Suncook and viii convoy her
to the ironclad rendezvous at League Island near
Philadelphia.
THE sYNANDO.
The iron-clad Synando lies at anchor of the
Cob Dock at the Navy. Yard
TO DISCHARGED SAILORS AND SOLDIERS.
The officers at the Navy-Yard request us 70
state that every vacancy in the working departments
filed and that II is Impossible to give any employ
mcnt to applicants; Therefore II VIII be needless Tor
persons make any apple gtions Tor some time to come
The master mechanics OF each department have on file
the names of several hundred men who viii be put TO
work when q vacancy occurs. in the order in which
hey presented Themselves Our object in stating these
facts is 10 acquaint ell who may be seeking employ men
in this onater that 30 press the matter is only waste
Of time and money.
VESSELS AT THE YARD.
On Monday there were ~ vessels at the
Brooklyn Nayy.Yard
THE BOSTON NAVY AGENT.
The Navy Agent at Boston is 10 be relieved
from his duty. aud the office placed in the hands OF Pay
master Clarke. u. ) n.
COLOR OF WAR VESSELS.
Now that the war il over the vessels OF the
Navy will put on their black coats and drop the lead
color whi6n they were ordered 10 wear while III active
service.
PERSONAL.
Chief. Engineer Vim. w. W. Wood, L. ). N,
will leave this city 10 take charge OF the School OF
Naval Engineer Cadets which will be located AZ An
nnpolis Md with the Naval A academy. Mr.. Wood IN
leaving this city will part from host of warm friends
and admirers who regret that they VIII lose this agree
able society and the benefit Of his learning In has branch
Of the service of which be Is so bright an ornament
Though soon to be located in new field OF labor. the
beet wishes VI all his friends and aequaintances VIII 80
with him.
Pavmaster Burnett Of the United States receiving
ship North Carolina has been granted BRIEF leave OF
absence after long and arduous application to dute,
at this station We know Of officer attaencu
TO this class who much needs an opportunity 70 h
ouneratr hs health He will visit Dartmouth. 10 Dc
present at the CONNIE ncement exercises not ha,ihs
been participant since he graduated after wnlch ne
will visit the places endearcd to him III cnia"oou
around the beautiful Lake George
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON
The screw steamer Nyack, guns, when was
built at the Brooklyn Navy ard IN isoa wiz shi W
few hours for the Pacific station ana service III 'us
never return 10 the Atlantic sea coast she VIII touch
On route OF ST. Tbopas. Bahia. Rio Jane!ro, Monte