New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
McNaboe. +. W. Henck Captains Clerk. NJ. A. Ira
then; Paymaster's Clerk, Addison Shaffer.
BROOKLYN MAYNARD ITEMS.


The Vermont is still in dock, having her cop
per repaired and being reprinted with white streaks.
The screw sloOp Brooklyn is being prepared
for tho flag ship OF the Brazil Squadron
The Lyceum is being renovated and re
painted.
The keel of the Java has been laid, and her
rames are being put up
The Winooski and Algonquin have left the
yard preparatory to their Trial Of power at the docs.
Tie new storckcepcrs' building opposite the
Lyceum is progressing finely. and will be ready Tor
occupancy in few weeks.
The steam.dredging machines are clearing
ont the channel that the North Carolina can be re-
moved
The ordnance sloop Saratoga lies at anchor
of Ellis Island.
BROOKLYN Navy Yard has issued general order IN
which he says: " When discharges take place those
only who are efficient faithful and subordinate VIII DE
retained. No work is TO be permitted IN the ynrd
during noon hour or nj any other time private ac'
count either for the workmen themselves for ohcers
or Others. As the Government pays for the services
of the man. il is entitled to every portion OF the Tune
dnrnc working hours therefore, reading newspapers
or books or engaging in any matter when deprives
the Government of those services cannot be permit,
ted" Admiral Bell il determined to make this model
yard and on every hand is 10 he seen the results OF ms
efforts In few weeks the condition OF everything
will be nnequaled.
The finishing touches are being put upon the
new two turreted iron.cld Mant0nomoh. She is, no
doubt the finest of the vessels OF her class yet com
peted She is n magnificent specimen Of workmanship
and reflects much credit upon Mr.. Dcano her con
siructor and the Novelty Iron Works, who completed
her iron work. -
II is rlmOred that Lieut.. Commander r.
Jauett will shortly leave the Navy ard and ask Tor
an extended leave Of absence
Commander :. ID. Trcnchard has been or
dercd to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
| The ship mo is nearly ready for sea. she Is
TO be a store ship for the European Squadron.
ARRIVAL OF TEE ARTHUR
The l.. s. bark Arthur, Acting Nol.-Lieut.
joseph F. Stannard commanding. from Pensacola,
arrived here yesterday She went into commission
from this port in December lr6 when she was ordered
10 blockade on the coast of Texas. and has been con
nected with the West Gulf Squadron until the present
time The following is list Of her officers Actlng
| Vol Lieut. j. +. Stannard, commanding; Assistant
| Surgeon George w. Shields; Ensign and Executive
| r. w Barkman: Surgeons Steward +. W. Murray;
Paymaster's Steward, q. Pierce.
| ARRIVAL OF THE MEMPHIS.
| The United States steamer Memphis l.. NJ.
Stoddard commanding, arrived On Wednesday morning
from Annapolis via Ola Point Comfort in 4e hours lhe
following is list Of her officers: Acting Volunteer
Lieut.. Commanding. T.. NJ. Stoddard: Master and TX
ecutiyc Officer j. NJ. Butler Assistant. Surgeon T. g
! Thatcher: AssstantPaymasto- Charles !. Abbotti
| Ensigns Hazard Marsh, John Turner, John W. h4hg
Daniel T. Nielc; First Assistant Engineer IN charge
1C. ii. McCarty; Second Assistant Engineers james
NJ Wilstead George Nelson; Third Assistant Eng
neers WIN. W. Chadwick, james o. Heron, l.. IL
Moore: Mates, +. ". Hathaway, I. i. Nuliec D. H.
Raynor; Captains CLERK, Joseph /. Latimeri PaymaS
tiers Clerk, James Coe.