New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
Naval Intelligence.
GRADUATES OF THE NAVAL AcADEMv


GRADUATES OF TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The following are the names OF the graduates of the
class Of Midshipmen at the Naval ACADEMY Annapolis
Md, arranged according to their respective merits.
n RaRe r. L. a l. spr2guG n ~ ~ W. N1y1 BId
i Isn1 dd @ Sa I'll Il " IyoS a E X
/ ". Toten. y. j. g 5 Sperry Conn T. Curtis Gel; W.
r. BurTcl Mo- j. j. HunEsr Ohio: j. G. oiey Mass. H.
J. wisner, Mich; W. y. Little n " NJ b Fed. n Z
r. Hanford n. VI D. Robin. Ohio r. n Grifou, Pa G.
A. Badly Nlich f. W. Croker Mass r. NJ. Berry KY
d. A. Stewart. MOI a. a. Blair. Mo- S. W: Very. MISS
r. b Peek. Mo-; Thomas C. TerrcI Ind. G. A. Bckwe
Ind; j. n. Taft. r. L. $ F. Clarkson. n. " ~ Day.
Cor i1 Mo c. L. philips, f5i j. Morse Mass G c.
Todd, Ky; Il Waterman r. L. G. A. Norris Me- g. r.
Rc5irdi "a Pa j. T. Morris \. Y, v. Mckee Ky;
frank Irumbu N. NJ }. q. Talbot XVI ]. n. Hemphn,
Woodman u H.; A. Z. Garter n j.; H. wbelan, Iowa; L.
V. Housed Pal =. MeCormacs Ohio W. A. Emory, D. c.
b MoEiysine Pa C. r.. eli n. H.: G. W Cosar n Y;
W. ". Gpatrcz, Kansas j. J. Yates, NJ y; L. IL spad'
ING, at largci G. =. Arnold " y.
TRIAL TRIP TIE NEW STEAM FBIGArE CHATTANOOGA.
The fate Chattanooga returned from her con-
trial trip wednesday afternoon. and anchored
off the harbor Il Wilmington De- The Chattanooga y
hours during which time her performances surpassed
any other vessel naval service She attained
speed q - geographical miles per hour under steam alone
which equiv 5i miles The amount n coal
consumed every hour 1900 pounds and the revolutions
during the entire trip averaged 445 per mnue. the
highest number being 81 The great heat Of the
much fit by the engineers and dremen several
Il them having been prosifated by IT. Ine W1oe als'ane
trayersed during the trip was $50 nautical miles and
tie course taken was along tie NeWJersey ava Los I9a
and Island The Chattanooga has beyond doubt
proved herself Dc the swes propeller af0a and the
constructors Of her machinery (AesTs Msrek Sons o.
PlaIcpa deserving OF the greatest credit Tor the ski
ana ingenuity displayed By them ia the building Of the engines
and bolr OF THIS splendid vessel Tho vessels Of the same
class as the Chaano0ga the Idaho, MidaWaska AmO
noouS, FC'9Panoosac & ,r a ,e o '
whose machinery has been bull from designs furnished
b. contractor the rest being supplied with engines and boilers
pluned by Bureau Engineering Tho Idaho has
proved % be failure and the Maiawaska yet ready tor
trial. DuI VIII doubtless prove success me Cnattonoogas
engines stopped from te time Of leaving Brandy
vino Lglt until she anchored above Wilmington which made
s5e aee.9 occnrrS The tr Zip Of the Chls.
noon I'D proyed on tie whole extremely factory 70 al
parties concerned affords much qualification 70
the Of this magnificent addition 20 our naval
Sce 2 van & SS 20, .S,e ~ TIp IN about
month when she viii join tie European squadron
NEWS PROM TIE EAST EDIA sQUADRoS-cRUIsE OF TIE
wYoMEG-TBE HARTFoRD AT HONG KONG.
Tie Navy Department the 9th inst received dispatches
fom Acting Roai Admiral Bel, commanding the East India
squadrou dated Horg Kong. April q. In which he says:
The Wyoming has visited Ningpo and Shanghai and
IN, latter place the s Of that month On the 81 Of
Ap n tue Admiral proceeded with biz ship 70 The Relief aud
tie Wachuset up me Canton River and having anchored
the Two no Wampoa the latter directed TO anchor
OF Che City Of canton Wleh mas been SHOWN hhefo IS ts
most trucusnt city Of all China aud the 6t he went
thar ci,y. and having hoisled his hag on board OF
Goyerlo.Generil OF tie two Qmntilg Prov.
rces order to satisfy h own eyo ia. TIC United states
Established their Naval squadron that coast though
in peace and good NIL az he said to warn tie Chinese Who
bel0n ~ own country It's Exceency manifested tho
disposition toward country and countrymen and
the AdmiraPs visit board the Wachuse although
II raned heavily on me me seenll6 muc1 Interested % the
armament Of the Wachusett He grathed 10 observe
that hc people OF Canton and the high officials also have
materially changed their arrogant toward foreigners
since them last ia 1873 TO ectf and friendly
/ an lie l5tb Of Anrl TO Hong Kong and there re.
ceived intelligence Of rupture having occurred between
of the Gulf Of Pe and the Inhabitants thereof and he
called the aobase from Canton and dispatched her on tie
under Commander Townsend with instruction TO proceed
TO that port and inquire into the facts u tue case ana TO give
tie necessary protection On his way hither he was to touch
Seward aud extend to him such facilities as were conV
open ports The Relief from WampOa anchored at Hong
Kong 2sth April The VI the several vessels
/ OF the squadron are Ia good health.
NEWS PROM THE BRAZILIAN soUADRos-A VISIT To TIE
FALKLAND ISLANDS
DISPATCHES have been received from Acting RearAdmral
Godon commanding the squadron the coast OF Brazil
They dated May l The Kansas he has returned
from successful the Falkland Islands and viii leave
in few days FOR Bueuos Ayre The Juniaa is now there
but vii be shortly Rio take the place Of the Shame
kin whose repairs being completed she will be ordered there
The Npsec also just arrived after cruise Of two
Months Going as far as Bahia The Shawmut viii sail in
two days GATHERINGS attend 10 small matters
with descrers from merchant vessels who are
induced the Brazilian service by oilers OF high bounty
Dlc0tah left foi the Pacific early in May The Admiral
SAYS;
we uessed going mp down the Uruguay River anchor
small sderas banks no Tess than seventy
esbfv yese Engsn French DuIch aud loans but no.
ecsn; M ct Americans to be met anywhere on the
river years viii for this nope the enter
rng spirit people vii change this state Of hinss as the
be dOnDt Part produce
from DC river reaches posts IL foreign bottoms
TIE MONITOR suASToSoMAH AT QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND.
Dispatches announcing the arrival at Queenstown OF the
monitor Mantonomah with the vessels accompanying IT, have
been received the Navy Department The passage
made in DAYS and 10 hours the average per day
l6s miles. The progress very uniform. Tie heavy
weather did appear affect the monitor either 10 speed or
10 rolling for while the other vessels luched about and
their progress checked By heavy she along compa
atly els undisturbed or unchecked.
TIE MONONGAHELA AT ST. THOMAS, WEST INDIES.
The Monon arrived at ST. Thomas the 18th OF June
TIE sARAHAc on HER WAY TO RUSSIAN AMERICA.
United States steamer SarGnac which has been detailed
by Secretary Of tie Navy 70 assist in laying the Russian
American telegraph cable sailed from San Francisco Ca on
the I'd inst. for that duty.
THE IICOSDEEoGA ORDERED TO THE ADRiATlC.
dispatch from Rear Admlra GOdsboro command
the European Squadron 20 the Secretary OF the Navy
that he Is 10 send the United States steamer Icondeoga
waters Of the Adaic protect American citizens IN
that locality.