The New York herald., 1869-01-27

Garrett II. garry. Mexican buchanan Henry Fitting.
b. j. Cahoone, Sterrett Ramsey, John A. Bapes. Il.
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Garrett n. Garry. Mexican buchanan Henry Fitting
b. J. Cahoone Sterrett Ramsey, John A. BapeS. T.
| Marston Taylor, A. 10. Watson.
| Chfer E1ig'n6sT-Henry Mas0n.
| Se1,foT chGpf1in--Cnarlcs .. Stewart.
Ifofesscr 4rses,e-N. Gfau.
Narai Constyuctoys-Saniuel N. Pook, Melvin Sim
| mons.
| NAVAL kc.pgaY.
| Supe,fnt6pdest-Vice Ad'niral David j. Porter.
Asstsida S,tnernende't-Comniand John q.
| Walker.
the Academic Board consists Of the following
| officers.-
President Vice Admiral David D. Porter.
| Coplanseianf of Mi,fship aen am Head or al the
| epGs9ncn's-Cnptain N. I: Harri on:
! Department 0j Sedg7dRSniD az ! Nara Tfcifcs-
/ Commander j. 8. Skerfit
| DefdrDaesit OF G,aiev--IIeutenant Commander
| Il. o. Mathews.
| m Cncr7s Sc,oo, ship CD,asiitpt ion-Lieutenan
| Commander Georgc pewey.
Department 0 Matlesnotics-Professor W. II.
1 Wilcox.
| DeDdrtgaeat ar Steam Eagiiie'y-Chief Engineer
| T. Williamson.
| Depdtflaeaf OF Astronomg. Navigation ana S,sr-
| reptng-Iieuienant Commander II. 7. Phythan.
DEPARTMENT or Nntn,nf am Experimental Phiios0-
| phy-Professor II. II, Lockwood
Ler91'gaent or Eitcs AMI t,19lish .Stttdies-Iieu-
tenant Commander T. B. Blake.
Department Of Fyene1-professcr L. V. Dovil-
lers
Department or oSSpanisn-Professor r. A. ROGET
DeparTneRt or Dsacin3-Iieutenant Commander
The Academic star Is composed OF the command.
ant OF mishpmen and hfty-fve assistants, In adi-
ton to the heads OF the var1ous departments desig
There are also nine commissioned officers on duty
at the Academy who are not attached to the Aca
demic stair.
the vessels at Annapolis arc the Constitution, SAN
tee, Macedonian Dale, Marion. Touawanda. Mercu-
ry and phlox: also the yacht America and the
There are 2ss miishipmen at thc Academy, wiz
FIRST class, so second class, II third class 70 !:
fourth class, SO. This Is decrease OF So compared
with last year. There were 10 acting third assistant
engineers and 4 cadet engineers at Annapolis last
year. bur there are none there now. Eighteen ofthe
Il nj
BOYS. - were naval apprentice. and q were ap-
pointed by the President 'at aTgc."
THE MARINE cotps
consists OF $500 officers ana igen. There are e3
officers the rolls $50 active anf retired and va
cancies N the grade OF second lieutenant. The
con,moadopt-Brirader General Jacob zeilin
QualleTio ste':-Maor William I. Stack.
AdltdaM ana Inspefo7-Maor y. S. Nicholson.
PuD1nosie,'-Maior John G. Cash.
Co'onet-Matthew r. kintsiDV
Le,lendW ut Cotonels-James II. Jones and Charles
G. McCawley.
Mators-Thomas Y. TIed George R. Graham TIRE
vet lieutenant coloncN and David II Cohen.
tans, so first leutenants and 30 second eutenants.
One colonel, lieutenant co'onels. Q maiors car
tain aud second lieutenant constitute the retired
The officers are employed as rollows:-
Five at headquarters aS at the yalious marine bar
racks, at navy yards. 13 on board vescels mt the
Naval Academy, on board receiving ships, 10 are
under orders, on SICK leave and under suspen-
sion.
tons and deaths; aio a,er was that Or
in tie corps having served over 81 s Years. as"0' 0n''0'
CASUALTIES. -..
There were III casualties In the regular navy last
appointment revoked. Among ' the ofncers rs1' de-
Frederick Enye and William Mcrvine Commodore
William D. salter the senior officer or that grade
the retired list died since the compilation OF the
midshipman not on the active list.
VOLUNTEER NAVY.
unteer officers In the naval service. There
no. The following were the casualties during the
leave for honorable discharge ls; honor
ably discharged, I6i resigned i2 mustered ont 55;
revoked 5; dismissed, /; deseried i: died. 8. Total
ss5. This leaves 30 unaccounte for in the ordinary
manner, but they were transferred to the regular
navy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The senior naval officer bv length OF service, Is
Rear Admiral Charles Stewart, who was commits
stoned IA lieutenant March .. 17as and has served
or other duty and has been 2syears months unen,
pioyed. Total service, 10 years 10 monins.
Commodore T Aloysius potnin has the longest
naval sea service, having been Mt 26 years 10
months; Commodore w. 9. Nicholson and Admiral
Strihing come next, the former having been at
20 wears months. and the latter 20 years months.
The longest shore duty fell % Al niral Shubrlck,
who has had 81 years months on shore while
time unempoye1-vlz., A years . months out OF SO
ye0rs months service.
There are ei foreign born officers in the navy, OF
whom % were born In England, Is In Ireland. In
Scotland I'm Germany. 4 In Canada. In Nova
SCOTIA In Greece IN Prussia in the West indies
and I each In South America. Norway Wales
Saxony, Sandwich Islands. Austria, Fast Indes
Mexico. Isle OF Man, France, Spain, Hungary and
Belgium
Ofthe commissioned officers on the active list 1856
waiting orders, are leave OF absence, sick,
on sick leave, under suspension and l on fur |
lou1h.
or the retired officers 55 are on duty, sick, on
leave of absence. on sick leave, l unfit for duty
and the rest waiting orders.
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LIST OF VESSELS on T1E UNITED STATES NAVY,
JANUARY l, 1859.
Rates (o'f toRrd1eJ established Jiflv1, 1907.
Ftt;t Rdies--Nesg els OF 2,40) tons and upwards
Second Ratss-ycsses OF ], 200 to 9 400 tons.
Third RnLea--Nes- ole Of 6nn 10 1 oln tong