The New York herald., 1865-06-26

ington yard on Juno a. having board Rear Admiral
J. A Dahlgren and stafY who were brought ashore in
smaller boats Rear Admiral Dahlgren who, for two
year, has been In command Of the South Atlantic block
aiding squadron avaed himself Of the permission Of the
department TO return North.
The Admiral came accompanied by his stan, who are
- follows
Fea Cdptaim-J. N. Bradford.
xled SM Mgeon-William johnson.
]iea EnCaeer-Robert Dandy
Aid Lieutenant C6mmander-E O. Matthew'S
AID Ehsign--E. J. Dichman.
1dmsrap: Secretary Horace 1. Peterson
Acting Votasesr Nesten0mt-Wiam Haffards
Acting zssista,st Paymastcr-C. Cowley.
Acting EnHgns-Walter Cooper and John McNally.
Fleet Odp'afH's Clcrk-C W. Amea
The following is q list Of the Pawnees ofncers:-
Liessenant-wnliam Whitehead
Assrank Ssygson-Josiah H. Culver.
AssistaNt Pdymaxer- Charles s. Perley.
Is z;sd 1ssma"s s% Ha,smsmGs0rgs gSs @ s0dSarG
Icsmg 6nngns7Nethsn W. Wait George Il. Reyford
Xatss-Charlcs Il. Poor, Jr, and Jacob Kemp.
EhgisNGs-Actng First Assistant George B. Bennett;
tecond Assistants Albert Morley and Charles r. Hol
lingsworth Third Assistant, Robert Crawford
BootsUain-James Brown
Gunser-James Hayes
P0yH0stsrs Cerk-Alfred D. Payne.
The Pawnee was accompanied by the eteantug Gera.
MUM.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER KANAwHA.
The steamship Kanawha, Captain Taylor. from Gal
weston via Pensacola June H. arrived at this port yester
day
The Kanawha has been In commission nearly forty
seven months, and for the past seventeen months
gsgsd In blockadng Galveston and the Texas
far the Rio Grande She has boon very successful In
capturing blockade vessels, having taken less than
twenty-five. The following 10 lss Of her ocncer:-
Lieutenant Commaadev-- -BashfOd Taylor
Acting Assistanf Puyma<se-w fsinond Jube.
Acting Asit1wt Ssvoeon-Ste yasL Green
lhcrtH NIuf 4
Emeaesrs-Acting second Assistant Richard rbs;
Acting Third Assistants, wm rasesks, A Higgins
THE IRON-cLAp soSA ApSocx AT PHlIApELRnIA.
Tho ron-clad NonAdnock, after having besn n:Sot.
mission nine months has returned 10 the Philadslpha
Yard in ~ good condition the day she sailed. Since
she left Boston she has steamed six thousand miles
alone Though having different war vessels along as
convoy and has been present at both attacks Fort
Fisher besides aiding In the downfall Of Charleston and
Richmond winding up her successful career by . run
down 70 Havana after the stonewal remaining there
eight days and receiving numerous visitors, besides
being tho recipient OF many fAvors from the Cubans
hours including stoppages The following list Of her
odncsrs al. Of whom, with but exception, have
been with her during her cruiser
Commandey-william RonckendorG
LieMtenant and Esscutv: 0Heer-La Rue p Adams
Acting 4dsteys-Mr. Miken and 8. II Mead
Eagneey-Chicf J. z A. Zieger; First Assistants, 8.
A Randall and W. A. Phillips; Second Assistants b G.
r. Aldridge, John Brce, W. p. whittemore.
Ens'gns-w. B. Mix, r. Davidson and - Swift
GUsNer-R Barrett.
Pdym0ster--John S. Woolson
Assistant Srrgon-Danel McMurty.
Tho mortar schooner G. p. Williams, from the North
Atlantic squadron, arrived at the same yard on Monday
"erno""
ARRIVAL OF THE OUSBoAr CONNECTICUT AT PHrLA.
DELPnIA.
The United States gunboat Connecticut, from Port
Royal, arrived at Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon,
towiIg the monitor Canonicus
NAVAL ORDERS.
The following naval orders have just been issued from
the department At washing,on>-
Commander J. G. Carter to command the ship Yer.
Commander George H. Cooper to command the
Winooskie
Commander Fabius Sanly the Tuscarora
Commander r. w. Shfueldt, the Hartford.
Lieutenant Commander W B. Gushing has been re-
lieved from duty at the New York Navy Yard and
assigned TO the Hartford.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS.
Surgeons George Clymer, William Maxwell Wood and
Francis N. Grinnell have mado inspection Of the
grounds and buildings Of the Academy at Annapolis and
report certain repairs In order 10 render the Academy
safe from any contagion to be feared from It's former use
hospital Tho work OF cleansing and repairing has
been begun and the Academy will DO ready for use in
October next Acting Volunteer Lieutenant W. W.
Crownshled has been ordered duty in charge Of
pairs
THE PRACTICE SQUADRON OF THE NAVAL AGA.
DENY.
The midshpmen Of the Newport Naval Academy have
embarked board the practice squadron, and sailed
Thursday, June "a Tho students three hundred and
nneyth In number, the feet, consisting Of the
following vesscls:-
Sailing vessels Macedonian sloop Of the nrs cass Ma
rion, sloop Of the third class
sidewhecl steamer winncpcc, double -ender
Screw steamer Marblehead.
The middies work tho craft keeping watch, manning
ordnance, &c, and obtaining a thorough practical
knowledge Of seamanshp The feet rendezvous at Gard
ncrs bay on the east end OF Long Island and will crse
along tho Atlantic coast, not entering European waters,
has been expected All tho personal effects OF the
mdshipmen are packed up ready for transmission to
Annapolis, which will be at an early day Commander
d. NJ Fairfax commands the squadron. The following
list Of the officers commanding the several vcsses:
Observation-Disclosures Commanding J. 3. Barnes;
Lieutenant Commanding and Executive omcer, y.
Bradford; Lieutenants, A. g.. Mackenzie, G. y Blake;
Passed Assistant Surgeon, j. Husg; Paymaster, T. 9.
Nasten; Secretary to Commander Of Midshpmen, C. l..
Harris Boa,swain, M romcroy Gunner, John Gas.
WinnPec-Lieutsnant Commanding, A. Greer Lieu.
tenant Commanding and Executive 0ncer N. sicard;
j. Higginson Passed Assistant Surgeon, ~ H. Adams;
Acting Asssta Psymaster, " shersn; First Assistant
Engineers H. O. Mcllvane, j. ID. Van Buren.
AGion-Lieutenant Commanding, N. Miller; Lieu.
tenant Comm handing and Executive Officer, A. r. Cook;
fieutenant L. Swami; Assistant Surgeon, q. A.
Bright; Acting Assistant Paymsstcr, T. Coraa,r; Boat
swain, o. c, Abbott; Gunner, r. 3 Cassidy.
hoyttehedd-Leutcnant Commanding, G. o. Carpenter;
Lieutenant Commanding and Executive Officer n. W.
Miller ASS stant Surgeon H. Babin; Second Assistant
Ens's'ss,s. s. A A ees!Ilal e!IlsllX " 4 klss @ r. D Dodge
BEN wooD AND THAT Cgncs --we learn that proceed.
pgs will next week be commenced by our government
through the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, United States
District Attorney for the recovery from benjamin Wood
OF this city, OF the Of twenty nvc thousand dollars
the property Of the late Confederate government trans
mtsed through our lines via Canada by Jacob Thompson
late Canadian agent OF the rebel authorities, and the
cept Of which by Wood has recently been proved by his
signature on the back OF tho check the Hon A. d. Rus
eel, City Judge and George Wakes, Of tho Spirit 9 me
Times, being the witnesses his handwriting II Ia
clear that all property of the rebel authorities coming
within reach OF Que government Is liable TO connecatlon
and the best legal opinions have confirmed the
of tho Secretaries Of War and the Treasury which this
action has been ordered. .--New Fork Cduen