The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-01


secsis. Section "
/. .Howitzer l..Matting.
2. Boating. 2. Lead and compass
o. boating 8. .Knottng and splicing.
4. Nomenclature. Sword and rinss
8. .Gunnery. 8. .Howiizer.
Owning. g.. Boating.
Z. School. Z. Boating.
8. School. S..Nomeaclaturc
0. Mating (sword mats. o. .Gunnsry.
10. Lead aud compass. 10. Writing.
IL. .Knoiting and splicing. IL. School
IL. sword and rifles. IL. school.
10. Ships duties IS. Mating.
In obedience TO order dared January 1s 1857 the
following Is the general organization OF studies and OK
In charge OF moss clothing and general superintend-
encc, Commander r. Lowry; Acting Master g. d.
NewcomO, assistant to commander.
ScioI-lAeutcnant Commander II. De H. Nancy, tn
sructor in navigation and ordinance; Acting Ensign r.
r Warren, assistant instructor; Chaplain W. A Hitch
cock, instructor in ethics history, &c schoolmaser T.
Aender instructor IN arithmetic, history aad geogra
pay Adjutants 5. seabury, j. 9. Montgomery, c W.
IaJsntry Iasrac.or.--Commander n. B. Lowry.
BInilR DS.L--Acting Master G. d. Sewcomb, in
struc or; Acting Ensign J. G Galley; Mates H. F. Jep
son, 9 b Magrader, ". II Robinson t H Rdsate,
G. Gillespie and J. Rounds Jr assistant instructors.
Sioords nd Aa&--Acling Master g. ID. Newcono,
Instructor; Mate IL T. Jepson, Adjuant r. Ferris, as
JloGitser Acting Ensign J. G. Oatley Instructor:
Mate z u Masruder, Adiasau1 o. I. Graof, Assistant
Gr.si Guns Trryt l'ra,ice IN 6,ta Noasa-lrsurc =
Commander Il u. Lowry, Instructor; Leutsnant Com
mander H. De Aaniey, ACTING Gnslsn y. r. Warren,
son, Adjuiants ~ Myers and o. knauer, Assistant
Instructors
General Plice and Discipline Leutenau Commander
II. Dc II. Mani@y and presiding clcor o. Boagi Q, Ex
aminers
Seaasansasp. Acting Masters j \ Melville ana r u.
Hussey B0alswain, I. = Collier instructor in Anotiing.
splicing and use OF marling spSe exercising yards
and olo wing caHs Maze }. Rounds ". Adiutnnts l..
NJ MecAer and s. A. ". Pierce, assis ant instructors
Petty officers and seamen 10 be detailed instructors
compass and Lsdd lin, sc ring de-haie 6.
Gillespie and Adjutsnt W. A. Failing, instructors.
EQI R0fv'D 0g4 ~ 4fnutcn Qlt
Commander, II. de II. AaDicy. Acting Enslga, J. U
Daley Mases III f. Jcpsou j. Rounds Il b Nh.
and all coxswains.
Tslra aud Nssalc-G ". franklin, Instructor. D. l..
The boys, under the direction OF their scadet' cap
tans respond the call of their instructors in these
branches sith alacrty and cheerful willingness that
SPEAKS volumes Ia praise OF the system as here ceve-
oped aud completely puts TO shame and overwhelms
with confusion those persistent abasers some Occupying
important positions under The gosernmen) who have AZ
all times endcayored to SAB II to death. 10 those who
thus maliccusly inclined your reporter, pIssrat
respectfully recommends any morning this spring az
quarters, or Immediately thereafter. dose o. Lowry
and Sabine and word for y, any lingering hatred
they may retain wii be thoroughly era1icaicd IRON
Regularity and method arc the governing words on
board the Sabine, and to give your readers az idea
OF the thorough instruction and prompt ohe-
dience OF the apprentices necessary 10 its
summation, and that Their whole tme so lar,
practicable is devoted the object OF their enlist.
ment, append the 'dailv roltncp Of this vessel as
copied from neatly written notice hung In prominent
position near the wardroom. -
At daylight all hands called apprentices wash cadets
report and officers OF the day report TO officer OF the
deck.
IA NJ. cover mastheads.n Up NJ cover mssiheads. y
7:20 A. NJ. Formation for lilo p ". Formation for
breakfast; inspection. exercises
7:3o A. n. breakfast LISP NJ Usual routine
$50 a. NJ Retreat 2P ~ signal exchange for
A. N. Backing shoes un. drills.
als 2:s5. Retreat from exer-
A. n Cleaning bright clsss; recreation until
work. 400 NJ
0:20 A NJ Retreat from do. 5P NJ supper.
$50 A. NJ Quarters for In 40 p. NJ Retreat from do
spection. 6P N. cover mastheads I"
1918 A. NJ Exchange OF $50 p N. Battalion drill
drills. or boats or sails until 7.
IL A. NJ Retreat from ex- y. NJ. Reciation-"Plpe
ercises Down Hammocksr
IL IS A. ~ Formation for eP NJ signaI-All appren-
dinner. tces on bertndeck; "iurn
IL NJ Dinner i'm
12:2oPM Retreat from do q:30 r. NJ ssilencen
Tho ofncer OF the day will see that the routine is
strictly carried out and that the signals made at tho
proper time No change whatever will be made under
any circumstances without permission having first been
obtained from the executive officer There s attached
70 the vessel steam launch, that those "appren-
tees who show aptitude for " are now instructed
in the rudiments OF steam engineering This system Of
training IL under the immediate supervision OF Com
nander Lowry, who devctes nuch Of spare time to Oh
object
scamen in embryo be unjust 10 particular ones
possessing peculiar exceIencss but your reporter would
s. dcret in his duty did he not refer 70 bright face
Charlie Grsef whose father major one OF the
New York regiments during the late war Com
| rnander Lowry poin,edly remarked that he Is
4 true born sailor r1ght from stem 70 stern: I
Charlie Il art a all ships duties, and y zcalousy
APPLYING himself 70 the various studies TAUGHT
on board that he may be one Of the successful appi
cans 10 the Naval Academy. Success 70 you, Charlie
and may your eye lose its xghtness ror your
counlenancc be any sadder than y vac This morn
/ ing