New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Naval Movements.
ARRIVAL OF TIE FLORIDA.


The y. =. steamer Florida arrived Mt the
Nsvy.Ysrd Sunday. from New-Orlesns and the East
Gulf squadron, bringing home ab.nt 80 officers ana
men IT the u = y. and 30 released Union prisoners.
The following is list Of her officers Act. Lieut.. Com.
VIM. BuGd; Act Master w. G. Staples Act En-.
signs. 1hos Rollins. Thos. 4. Ashmesd; Mates Otis
q Spear. Horace T. Pickering A. A. Surgeon, VIM.
A. Eng VIM. McLeaue; A. 2d A. Eng, r. Il.
swift; a. Sd A.sts J. NJ. Lord A. o. Collins; Cspts.
Keller.
pEPARTURg OF THE MERCURY.
The U. &. stcsm.tug Mercury, being coaed will dc.
part immediately for Newport K pursuant 10 orders
in lowing The MILDLY practice squadron and otherwise
making herself nss ful 10 the Naval Acocemy The FOL.
low ing II list Of her officers Act Master CON-. m
A. Is, Asst Eng. Thos Heenan; A. ID Assts Law
renee q. Hunt. Isaac A. Chandlerj PaymaSters
Steward. Jas Thompson.
THE SAvy-yARD.
The bark Gennsbok arrived from on the Battery at
ths ynrd Yesterday The Nysck will 10 10 the Pacific
rs soon as thoroughly oveIbauied. The iron
ram of the Rebel steamer i-sissppi. buried at the
taking Of New Orleans by Admiral Farragut. In 1902
/. now lying on Lyosum-ave. In the yard bearing Q
suilable pscrp on. II IL almost five feet high vita
two danges boiling the bow seon, ten feet long. and
tiado proecnI three feet running ont very sharp.
ARRIVAL OF THE MAs,ACLCs ETrs.
The u. - Steamer Massachusetts arrived at Phils-
d-phia On Sunday. from the south Atlantic Squadron
with $50 officers discharged men and invalids. She
le Charleston last Thursday and brings no Important
newa She passed the United States steamer wisss-
hlcton st sea bound 10 Sew.York; United States
steamer bermuda. bound down the river at Charles.
ton. and The 10 low ing vessels in the lay bourd up:
United states steamer Fnhkee towing monitor Nan.
iucket United States schooner &. L. Williams bark
Linda and schooner William Gregory
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHIPPEWA.
The United states steamer Chippewa fiom Havana,
via Nrw.York arrived at Boston on Saturday. The
following 10 list Of her officers L!eut Commander.
T. T. Potter; Acting Master John w. Saunders;
Acting. Assistant surgeon j. T. Gregory: Acting-As-
,stant r. ymastcr. james W. Flood; Engineers james
Walters, A. A. Winship. Henry Roman. X. W: WI
ton, Assistant Engineers, George ii. Wood, Charles
IL Cboate. W iam A. Taylor; Acting. Master. William
Nelson; Captains Clerk. Charles Levin
ARRIVAL or THB JAMES ADGER.
The United States steamer James Adger,
Commander T. II. Patterson. from Cape Hayt!on June
70 arrived here Yesterday Ieft United states steam
ers Rhod Island and Gals,ia; II. Is. VI. steamer Luy
brig Romano from Phiadeph t. sail FOR Nassau at
the Cape The following II list OF officers OF the
james Adger, Commander. T. II. Patterson; Lienten
ant A. T.. Mahon; Acting Masters. A. +. Holines and
"a. y. Holloway; Acting Ensigns. Oliver Z. lrow
Charles Dausntioncr Lew A. Smith, Acting Asst
Surgeon, John Flynn; Acting Asst .Paymasier, WI
beers Ives; Acting ChiefEngineer Edward a. whip.
pie; Acting Second.AssL Engineers. Il. W. Scobey and
H. ". Weir; Acting Thrd.Asst. Engineer Irving
Woodruff Richard Morgan John Roach, L. j. Holmes
A otiny q unner. Joseph Venabe.