The New York herald., 1870-09-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Orders from the Department Assigning
Officers to Dut4-MOvements Of
the European Fleet.

WASHINGTON, sept Is, 1870.
Tho following orders have been issued from the
Navy Department to take effect on the Ist Of Oct0-
ber excepting other dates are mentioned and unless
otherwise stated. The officers detached from duty
are all placed on waiting orders:-
OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Commodore Il. u. ParrOtt to the command OF the
Mare island Navy Yard; Commodore Joseph II.
strong to DUTY as Lighthouse Inspector In the
Fourth district; Commodore Il: +. Leroy TO special
tori to the command Of the naval rendezvous ut San
Francisco; Captain Edmund Donaldson to the COM
mand OF the naval station at Mound City, Ill Cap
tain A. q. Rhind to the command OF the naval sta
ton ct Sacketts HarbOr; Captain r. T. Ronshaw to
aady tv,y AZ mgntnouse dasDectSr In the sixth dis.
the Michigan; Commander Edmund Barrett TO the
Navy Yard at Norfolk; Commander Charles A. Bah.
district; Commander John G. Walker 10 duty as
Lighthouse Inspector In the Second district; Com
spector In the First district; Commander W. p.
McCann to duty as Lighthouse Inspector OF the
Eighth district; Commander Joseph P. Fyre Is
at Maiden. Mass; Surgeon Pinkney to the Washing
ton Navy Yard; Surgeon q. j. Cleb0rne to the naval
the Portsmouth Navy Yard; Carpenter w. F. Laigton
to the receiving ship Ohio; Chaplain r. G. saer to
the Boston Navy Yard First Assistant Engineer @.
Assistant John T. smith to the Triana.
DETACHMENT ORDERS.
1-Rear Admiral l.. NJ GOdsborough as Port Ad-
m1ral at the washington Navy Yard; Rear Admiral
on as aers s san r
hiram Paulding as Port Admiral at Boston and on
waiting orders; Rear Admiral II. X. Thatcher as
r. Sands as Port Admiral at Norfolk, Va; Rear
Admiral s. s, Breeze as Port Admiral at Phlladel-
phia; Rear . Admiral M :. q. stringham as Port Ad-
ordered to command the Navy Yard at Norfolk;
Iuatpn
at Washington; Commodore John G. Carter from COM
mand OF the Naval Rendezvous at San Francisco:
Commander John DeCamD. from the command Of
Gillis as Lighthouse Inspector Of the Fourth dis.
trict; Commander J. p. Hull. a. Lighthouse Inspec.
tor Of the First district; Commander Thomas A.
Dornin. as Lighthouse Inspector OF the Fifth dis
trct; Commander J. P McKinstry, as Lighthouse
S. Blake, as Lighthouse Inspector Of the Second
district; Commodore J. b. Marchand, nom coul-
mand Of the Philadelphia Navy YARD; Commodore
island Cali Navy Yard; Commodore F. b. Ellison,
from the command OF the Naval Station at Sacketts
Norfolk Navy Yard; Commodore VIM. G. Nicholson.
from duty connected with the shipment or coal from
Philadelphia; Commodore VIM. Smith, from CON-
dore T. A. Hunt, from special duty at New Lon
don. Conn.,; Commodore Oscar Bullus from the
Nitre depot at Maiden Mass. Commodore George
F. Emmons, from duty charge OF the Hydrographic
ONCE, and ordered to the command OF the Phila-
dephia Navy Yard; Captain F: s. Hagerty as Light
house Inspector OF the Seventh dstrict Captain A.
Parker as Lighthouse Inspector OF the Eighth dis
trict; Captain d. Lynch: from the Naval Asylum at
Observatory at Washington; Captain John b. Creigh.
ton from special duty at New York; Captain Pierre
Crosby, from the New York Navy Yard, and ordered
Murray, from the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and or
dered to duty as Lighthouse Inspector in the
Eleventh district; Commander B. N. Westcott from
duty as Lighthouse Inspector in the sixth dis.
trct; Commander william Gibson, from the
Pensacola Pens Navy Yard; Commander W. Q.
George A. Stevens, from The Pensacola Navy Yard;
Commander Z. w. Harvey. from the naval station
o% speca d"T al O.
mander A. F. Crosman from the Portsmouth Navy
Yard and ordered to League Island; Commander j.
Young, from the Naval Observatory and ordered to
ordnance duty ut Portsmouth; Commander j. c.
Jewell, from the command Of the Michigan and or
dered to duty as Lighthouse Inspector in the Fifth
district; Lieutenant Commander John N. Quacken-
bush, from the naval station at League Island Penn
ssylvaania; Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Haw:
Ley, from the receiving ship P9tomae; & Lieutenant
mG1 rCm the ss sns sn 5as
II. Parker, from the naval station at Mound City,
ILL.,; Ensign b. s. Richards, from the receiving ship
at Norfolk; Surgeon ID. Egbert from the naval
station at League Island; Surgeon Theo Smith. from
from Naval Asylum at Philadelphia; Surgeon VIM.
Johnson, from Washington Navy Yard; Surgeon J.
A. Henderson, from Boston Navy Yard, and ordered
to duty In charge OF the Laboratory at New York;
Surgeon B. F. Bache, from duty In charge OF the
ordered to the Naval Hospital ar Philadelphia Naval
Asylum October /; M PayWaster ast Charles Murray,
T az sna ioan Gny ~ osom pa1
master Horatio Bridge from duty as Chief Inspector
of Provisions, &C.; Paymaster A. +. Watson,
Chase, from the Boston Navy Yard; ChaplainJohn
Lee Watson, from the receiving ship Ohio; Proessor
from ro the ma Savs Ps
Constructor John W. Easily, from the Washh{ton
Navy Yard on the 2Sth instant and ordered tothe
Poor, from the Boston Navy Yard; Assistant NEaI
Constructor George X. Brush, from the N0r,lk
Navy Yard on the goth instant and to be
az League Island, Pa; First Assistant Enginsr
Assistant o !. " Patterson. @ Af" from league issr
Second Assistant Engineer Edward Stile, from IL |
naval station at League Island; Second Asslstat
Engineer A. kirby from the Trana; Second Asst. |
ant Carlton A. Weber, from the Philadelphia Nav
Yard; Boatswaln Charles Johnston, from the Ne |
York Navy Yard; BOatswain George Smith, from t |
receiving ship Potomac; Gunner Thomas RobinsoI
from the Mare Island Navy Yard; Carpenter Charlie
Boardman, from the receiving ship Ohio; Carpei
ter Amos Chick, from the receiving ship Vandalif
Carpenter John Southwick, from the Naval Academy
Samaker T. G. Robert from the receiving ship Veil
mont, and ordered to the receiving ship Potomac
Samaker J. Stevens, from the receiving ship POI
tomac.
MOVEMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN FLEET.
Rear Admiral Glsson, commanding the European
feet, reports 10 the department from Portsmouth.
England. 1st inst. The Franklin, flagship, lei
Flushing, Holland. and arrived at portsmouth
August 20; the Richmond arrived at Villa Franca,
France on the 18th OF August, twenty-five days from
Trieste, and would sail to Barcelona, Malaga, Cadik
and Lisbon. The Juniata sailed from Antwerp
August 20 for the Island OF Heligoand, and after
communicating with the British authorities, shs
would proceed to the mouth OF the Elbe and Weser
remaining week In the vicinity or each OF thes,
rivers; after performing that duty will proceed u
Cherbourg France. The Plymouth arrived at Lis
bon August s. twenty-five days from New York
where she was to await the arrival OF w. j. Il
Matthews, United States Consul at Tdngier, whom
she Is to convey to his destination.
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.