The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07
NAVY BULLETIN.

APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
SEPT. IS Mate Jas. Wilson, OF the Ohio.
RESIGNED.
SEPT. 2s--Midshipmcn G. T. Bryson and J. D. Brown
lee
Lieutenant Charles p Cramer, who dismissed tho
service July 90 1885, NEGLECT Of duty, has been REIN
stated, with the removal Of all soppage against pay
SEPT o9-Nr Eugene Douclers, Assistant Professor
Of French at the Naval Academy.
sErr 29-Acng Master r. z. b. Sands, Of the Frolic
HOSoRABIy pIsCHARGEp.
SEPT 2o-Actng Third Assistant Engineer Victor Il.
s,ebbins, from Julyo.
srrr. 29.-Acting Master D. g. McFnchr, from tho
Don, and ordered TO command the Ascutney; Acting
Master James G. Green from tho New Hampshire, and
ordered to the Don
ARRIVAL or rnr srorrsir pURvKyoR.
The United States supply bark Purveyor, Acting Vo-
luneer Lieutenant commanding Edward F. Devins, ar
Loanio w. G. A. The Purveyor loft this port about six
months ago in order 10 establish naval station the
West Coast Of Africa, which has been accomplished ~
the above mentioned port The following is list Of
her ofllcers--
Acting Volunteer Liea,alans c5nlmaadiag--Edward +.
DOWNS
Acting polsn,sar Licuenqpt--A. W. Aulaaar.
Acting Haaer--Samue Hanes
Acfng Agessqnt .Surgeaa--H g. Ecksein.
dcinD Assi,tdat pdyagSfsr-fohn r. Thompson
Acttng 1asigas-c i. watsVa, j. Mcdonald, 0. W.
Farenhat
Nate-T A. Haskell
.optains Ci,k--Gco oCoDno-
TrE EMITTED sTATEs STEINER JrArATA.
The Inited states steamer bunina. tapt1n Alnl1y,
sailed from s. pauIs de Ioando the 5h OF August
for Bengucia aud Fish Bay afterwards o proceed 10 u
Helena and Rio Janeiro
rne rxiIED STATS srrAxER A-ruI1or
The United States steamer Ashnclot, Commander Febl
ger also sailed from 81 PauIs de Ioando 18th OF
August for tho Cape Of Good Hope, thence China,
stopping AZ Magritus, Point do Gale and Singapore.
The Cruise Of the Shenandoah In the Indian
Ocean.
wAsnlxoros, oc, o. 1896.
states steamer shcuanioah reports the Navy Depart.
ment his arrival at the Island or Aah OF the lie
Chelle group from Naurtus, which port he loft the
9th OF August The officers and OF the Shenandoah
are reported well oflcia cour:cses were exchanged
with the authorities romatari. at which place the
Shenandoah stopped her passage from Naurtus to
NAH.
The Governor OF the provinces visited by cap.ain
Goldsborough who received him in the Council Chamber,
with his councillors and himself in full uniform The
Governor expressed his great pleasure seeing
an American vesscl-of.var for the first time
In the port OF Madagascar. The Governor
also In course OF the friendly Intercourse with Cap
Goldsborough proposed, after wine had been intro
duced the health OF the President OF the United States
prefacing II with the remark that the Shenandoah
was the pioneer OF American vessels 70 MADAGASCAR, he
hoped she might be followed by others and that peace
amt friendship might continue between the rcspec
tive countries Captain Godsborough responded 10 tho
Governors remarks, assuring him that the President
and people OF the United states bad ne best ana kndet
feelings for the Queens people Of hahagasrar and fully
recprocating bis and friendly sentmentA After
drinking tho health Of The Queen OF Maiagascar the
Governor in her name presented Captain G0lfsborOugh
with bullock, considered BY them high mark Of
respect and friendship
Iha cruise OF the Shenandoah has been 20 far very
pleasant the natives along the coast being very kind
and intelligent One object Of the trip 70 NAH was 10
render assistance 10 the American ship bowdno OF
Boston, bOuai from Bombay 10 Zanzibar, which had
been wrecked on reef fhe captain, aud passrn-
gers, twenty-five IN a, had reached the STAND 70 aaiciy
Tho 81 enand0ah u bound 10 Aascat