The New York herald., 1865-06-01
He NAV Y.
ARRIVAL or rue STEAMER vAEDERBILr AND MONT
TOR OSoNDA6A.

| ARRIVAL or TuE STEAMER vAEDE.BILT AND MONT
| TOR oSoNDA6A.
The Unted States steamer Vanderbilt seventeen guns
Curtain c. w Pickering, from Charleston bar aud Hamp
ton Roads came up the city yesterday morning She
left Charleston bar on mornns of the 2Sd May with
the rebel ram colamba tow, and arrived AZ Hampton
Roads on tho afternoon of the 25, making tho passage
in xix hours She left Hampton Roads olthe evon
ing OF Nay 90 with the doibctnrret Monitor Onondaga
in tow aud male the passage 20 this port in twenfysix
hours shc brings North number o. men whose terms
of service have cxircd The officers attached 10 tho
Vanderbilt arc as follows rs
Captain-C W Piclerng M 4iA
LietscnaTt O. mn,a,j'r1-Jamcs M kckelt
| la Acirg Mas'e,s-I.ouis H. Timerman, VIM. Hedser
Aetirg Ensgas-A p Sampson, N Snow, z
Dunderdale. ura~ N nr
Asi f1nt Slrgs-n James Wilson
Assstant Plymd'ter-James j. Toliree:
Captains Cierk-John s. st6ddcr
Pdyslas,e,'s Cic,k-Hcrman Smith.
Emginesvs-Acing Chief John Germaine; Acting First
Assistant W. H Godcn; Acting Second Assistants, An
thony williams WIN Weils Acting Third Assistants.
john Hys,op. Martin Genuon John ONeiI, W. H Gar.
Ma,es-F D. Atkinson, Ezra Pope Jesse b strout
r FIrt Lieutsnan, Morinss-W. d Remy.
B0dtssoain--Jasper Coghfan.r s-,'.sr
Carp ntn-Theodore H Bishop "a ss-
Gunaer-G II Siriam., ,ssats 20 -
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER PLKMBEAU.
The United States steamer Flambeau, Acting voIuns
tecr Lieutenant Edward Cavendy commanding, arrived
oosviu"y, PioSoOAcu w Sovy A"a"
She left Charleston s. c. the 22d Of May under sail
her engines out Of repair She performed very
nicely under sail, having had two days and halt head
winds. She brought north rebel torpedo boat from
Charleston With the exception Of four or 1--WE months
the Fambeau has been In active service since the war
commenced. Her officers are:- .t IL .,+ t
Acing volunssr Lisuienans- Edward Cavendy. com.
manding. 4i.ai a' 9.'fa 20.
Actis0 Musr-George Howerth, executive ofRcer.
Acting Aaisan Sur0eon-Wm; H. Coeq
nc ing Assistdnt Pdymdaer-Charles G. Ward.
- Cnrvap avk
Engimeeys--First Assistant John Harris; Second As
sistan Cicero B. Curtis; Third Assistant William @.
Hughes
Yeoman-Anthony Menthrop.
PuYyn0sters Sts,cdrd-wm. JMrard. Va r
Surgeons Stes0drd-T b. Burrows.
Gunner's Xase-John D. Cornell in charge
LAUNCH or THE MONITOR CoHoEs.
The light draught Monitor Cohoes was launched yes
terday at two M, from the Continental Works. Green
point. largo crowd assembled witness the launch
which highly successful Among tho persons present
were Commodore Ringold and Lieutenant Ball
The Cohoes was built under the supervision OF Rear
Admiral Gregory. She has been in stocks for two
years. and during that time she has been several times
lows Length keel lS8 feet; lenRth all, 22d
feet breadth Of beam 43 feet Her depth Of hold has
been altered several mes and is 10 feet II inches
Calculated TO draw originally OK feet she now has
draught Of OK feet Tho armor deck consists Of two
inch iron patcs whe that the sides is throe plates Of
tho thickness The urret Is to be pierced for two
elevennch guns and Is twenty feet wide and nine fee
high. The engines built by Phillips Hughes, Of New
ark NJ j. two propellcrs OF thirty cyln
der and twenty-five inches stroke Therc two
four bladed, right and ono left which enable the
vessel to move in streams The Cohoes will be
ready for sea In ak mcnths