The national Republican., 1867-07-11

| AS under the now regulations under the Law
Of last Congress, making the several department,
or bureaus Of the yard In . measure independent
Of each other, has made IL necessary to make
msnt Of .dspartments and the appointments.
The Commandant's ofice and those located In
the same building remain In great measure the
samo a. heretofore. Tho oflcers are as follows
Roar Admiral Wm. Rsdford, commandant;
Capt. O. d. BaIoh, executive officer, Commander
somsrvIlle Nicholson, commander; oommsudsr
A. W. Weaver, In charge Of rendezvous; Surgeon
cine and Surgery passed asslstant surgeon, W.
II. Jones, chief engineer; W. II. Shock n charge
Of iron-elsds; 1st assistant Q. Lindslsy, do. |;
paymastsr, W. D. Boggs; lst clerk to command.
ant, W. A. Marks; I'd clsrk, David McComb.
writer, Samuel N. witherowj Geo. A. Reynolds,
chief accountant; jos. Clendeniei, clerk; Isl
clerk to paymastsr, Francis Barry; - Norton,
Francis Wood, apothsearyj Master d v. Norris,
master Of yard; Acting Ensign s. N. Howell,
masters mate ]. +. johnson, 10 charge Of
mould iofti WIN. Gilmore, master arms.
Bureau Of Steam Machinery-0eo. r. Wilson
10 charge o. Z. Murray, muster clerk; William
Thorn, store clerk Jas. D. Peake, writer. En-.
ginesrs and Maohines--Goo. Cunningham, Henry
Larmon, and George smithson, quartsrmsn.
Patternmaksrs-Jarsd McKsnna, qusrtermau,
Boilermakers-David Lsscaliet, quarterman.
Iron Founders-W. W. Bland, quarterman.
Bureau Of Equipment, In charge Of Commo-
doro H. X. Davenportj Hamilton X. Grny. store
clerk 8. II. Turner, muster clerk James II.
Hilton, clerk A. W. Layton, writer. Black and
Anchor Smiths-James Brown, master workman;
James Wilson, foreman; W. Y. Downing, Rich.
ard Green, and John Cook, quartermsn. Plumb
ors-W. y. Hutchinson, master workman; Geo.
A. Scott W. M. Sicily, and W. Young, quarter.
mon.
Rggers. in charge Of Bostswain George vii.
muth, U. s. N. Sailmakers In charge ofH W.
Frnnkland, sailmakor, U. s. N
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, In charge Of Con.
Franklin Stratton, Civil engineer;) g. J. WALES,
receiver and inspector; David Jung. draug ughtsman;
Joseph W, Arnold, muster clerk, (aiso In charge
Of pay.rollsD W. p. Ferguson, clerk to engineer;
j. ]. Smith, writer Henry Greer, weigher. Join.
crs-Joseph M Downing. master workman; L
A. TueIl, Quartorman. Masons-John Il. Her.
rell, master workman. Civil engineers gang
WIN. Mead and Oliver Craig, quartermen. Wheel.
wrights-JR McCnthran, foreman. Painters-
John u. Psake, master workman; Robert Peake,
quarterman. Observation-Disclosures 4. B. Bell, In
charge.
Bureau Of Construction-s. I. WALES, tom.
porarily in chargoD John II. spsifcr, muster
clerk; o. N. Stanford, store clerk Jas M Dal-
ton and W. Vandoren, writer's; George r. Ruff,
timber inspector. Carpenters and Sawyers-Wm
Talbert, mastcr workman James Taibert, quar-
terman. Rolling Mill and Reanors-M. McNal-
Icy, foreman. Blookmakers-AmonW Woodward,
foreman - Elwell, weighor.
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing-paymas.
ter W. Drenton Boggs, in charge; James Roy
nolds, clcrk In charge Of stores Geo. Clendcnin,
paymnster's steward.
Bureau Of Ordnance - Commander ii. X.
Broezoi in charge Lieutenant R. D. Evans; gun.
ners, 7. b. Watkins, Theodore Stewart, Elisha
Beachami A. D. Norton, principal clerk; Adol.
phus Cluss. draughtsman; Emanuel Mareno,
Henry ]. Wiley, clerks; Hamilton Cook, Caleb
Stewart, writer's; Samuel Augusta and Wm. L.
Thompson, messengers. Machine shop - In
charge Of J. D. Davis; JohnHolroyd and Samuel
Miller, forcmen. Gun-carriage makers-Adam
L. Rose, quartorman. Laboratory-John W.
Thompson, foreman. Gunncrs' gang -Richard
Boarman. foremani W. J. Jeffries, acting quar-.
tsrman. Navigation In charge Of II. X.
store cierki - King and Young, Of U. s. N,
clerks.
Captain Charles r. Williams commands tho
Marine guard Of the yard, assisted BY First Lieu.
tenant Richard Mocullom.
The RIVER FRoSr.-Therc Is increased
activity along the river front, and everything
presents chserful aspect. We append list Of
tho arrivals and departures Of yesterday:
hhrNeyb hri-hrfiVeu-pcnooner A. ..
Percy, Poalson, Spesutia Island, coal, Harvey,
Clark & Givenj schooner Sarah A. Jay, Todd,
Spesutia Island, coal, Harvey, Clark 4 Given.
sailed-schooncr Lookout, Lewis. Hsvre.de-
Grace, light.
:, Csrter's Observation-Disclosures Brace,
George L. Sheriff; schooner Psast, Williams,
Hayre.do.draco, 143 tons Of slate for N. Waito
4 Co.
Riley's wharf-Arrived-Sc Schooner 0ctayia
Ellen, Elliott, Havre-de.Grace, coal, for Benz.
II. Clark; schooner Shiloh, Hubbard, George.
town, 8. o., lumber, for Church CO.. schooner
Sarah Louisa, BENJAMIN B. Williams, Philadel-
ghiA, coal, for :. @; Magrgder. Sailed
Schooner james Kent, Crawford, for Baltimore,
light; schooner Mignonette, Calvert, for Chick.
ahominy river, to load with lumber. Tho steamer
Columbia. Harper, sailed for Baltimore, with
merchandise, for merchants Of that place.
Fowler's Wharf.-Arrivod-Sch Palace,
French, Rockland, Maine, limo, for Sullivan.
Crouoh's Wharf-Arrived-Sch Kate.
Freer, Upper Machodoo, wood, for J; Fraser
sssSsehsonsr Edessao ss Po Port pspos
Light; schooner Great Western. Connolly, for
0cooquan.
SixthStreet wharf-Arrived-S Schooner Mary
Jane, -, St. Marys, wood, for W. II. Gun
neis. saiied-schooner M. Munson, Dayton,
for Georgetown. to load with coal for Hudson,
N. Y. schooner j. II. Wnters, b. Ii. Baylss,
for Georgetown, to load with coal for Hudson,
New York.
BASE BALL-Yesterday afternoon, at
$3.50 O'Clock, tho Columbia and Enterprise Base
Ball Clubs played match game, which resulted
In q score Of IL for the Columbia and round
for the Enterprise. Rather poor Enterprise,
We take II.
REsIdSATIoN.-The resignation Of Major
Henry H. Rathbone, Assistant Adjutant General
United States volunteers has boon accepted by
tho President to take effect from the 9Th Of this
month.
MARINE DIsAsrER.-Tho schooner Louisa
Frazier, from Georgetown, D. O., for Boston,
went ashore on the night Of tho 9th instant dur
ing a thick fog, three miles west Of Shinnecock
Light. The crew were saved
SALE OF MoSEY.-At the Central Build
ing Association, last night 22d month, 40 shares
wero sold ut premium averaging 49i per cont
THE COURTS.
EQUIrY CoURr-Chief Justice CARTIER
The court met at ten O'Clock, but during Its Sos.
sion made only one order.
893 Hazel Va. Dean OF al. Order granted In
this case for plaintiff to show cause why judg-
n..kL L..l l.f. L.. Dnt