The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
ARRIVAL OF THE SCHOOL SHIP SABINE.

The Boys ON BOard-Their IussructiOn and
Advantages-Namcs Of Apprentices shas
Have Entered the Naval Academy This
Observation-Disclosures
The United States school ship Sabine-now upon one
Of occasional cruises at sea to give variety 10 the
lives Of the boys under instruction on board and in
crease their interest in the vocation they have choseD
arrived in this port late Wednesday evening and
lies at anchor the Battery. Her arrival Will enable
the boys whose parents reside in this section TO visit
their homes this privilege one Of the many allowed
them. There board two hundred apprentices
under instruction; but the number materially vsrisa
from month to month, almost constant drafts srs
made upon the ship fill up the complement Of boys
on board the many vessels OF our ravy wniie enlist
men,s are rapidly going on.
roomy. excellent seagoing schooiship for number OF
boys who evince aptitude for life ~ sea and are
that viii IL them to hold honorable positions in The
naval obtain admission to the Naval Academy
discharge OF the highest rank in the naval corps The
boys not alone taughS tho duties OF eeenen bus s
ssres Of note intercourse as they are skilled in ther
profession. Under the PLAZA pursued there is no possible
excuse tor bright boy If he does not succeed aud pro-
rrese eventually earning the laurel wreath OF naval
cadet InosSabne is now en- route to Annapolis 10
facilitate the examination Of several OF The most
there as Congress has made and provided laws this
respect Since the inauguration OF this system CT naval
sssd nio the Naval Academy as CADETS oy Soss
from the Sabine, ten passing successfully Their examl
nation in June last their names beng as follows and
for the frat time puOshed:-J. 4. RolloT OF New
YORK c. W. Brown, OF Cnarlestown d. /. Worsley, Of
New lork j. T.. Montgomery, OF New York = Seabury,
Of New York; T. G. Deny, o. Fredericktown, Va. N.
Pinckney, OF Philadelphia, Penn. ii. l.. Warning, Of
Cleveland, Ohio; W. 7. Livingston, Of New YORK.
There have also pr noted 20 the rank OF mates,
United States Navy eleven OF the boys; two receiving
this position OF honor recently Their names ars:-W.
A. Failing and e. +. Myers, New York.
Tho of training. the naval duties and tho cprt
d. corps board this vessel finely maintained by her
commander and officers aud instructors Parents Who
have heretofore been dinc!ned to allow thor children
select seaaring life fear OF its degrading nfu-
sured that their training will be OF character t them
Tor intelligent men and brave scamen. Hundreds OF
spirited lads who attend public schools will ~ future
be induced adopt the life Ct sailor assured they are
OF GOOD treatment at tho beginning and certain pros
poet Of advancement after thoroughly understanding
their calling.
T,yramcndsT-R Il. Lowry. ~
Licuseaaat Commander and Executive 0Gecr-G. q
Wilse.
2. Baker.
Aefao Ensigns-John C. Oatley aud r. r Warren
Mqts-C B. Magruder, VIM II. Robinson, h. l.
Jcpson VIM J. Best T. c. Gillespie, W. A Failing. =
r. Myers aud :. s. Blodgett
Professionalism. ID. Allen
qunner-George Edmond
Surqeon-Samuel j. Jones'
4ssisidnt .Suroeor-H. J. Babn-
pdyn1S~r-kufus G. Spalding
CAapa,rs--wm. A. Hitchcock.
Toynaxer's Cierk-H. J. Cuthbert
Clrpentcr-Joscph Cox.
SaiinakeT--G. ". FARMLAND.