The New York herald., 1870-02-07
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY,
yames q. walmousn, lnspector ProvI.lona. Navy

James n. watmough, Inspector Provisions. Navy
John O. bradford. raymaster New York.
J. George Harris. settling accounts.
Edward G. D0ran, setting accounts.
Joseph G. Eldridge. settling accounts.
John y. Gulick. Fleet Paymaster European squad
Cater Engineers ranking wtth Commanders.
William W. w. Wood, Inspector Machinery Anoat,
benjamin f. Isherwood, Navy Yard, Mare Island.
George Sewell, Navy Yard New YORK: 49,.
William II. Shock, Inspector Machinery Anoat,
James VI King Chief Bureau steam Engineering.
Theodore IN zolier. on % duty, New pnoIH YorK;
Robert Dandy, Inspector Machinery Anoat, New
Orleans.
Benz. r. Garvin, Navy Yard Philadelphia.
Henry II. stewart Navy Yard, Norfolk
The Naval Constructors are:-
J0ln Lentnal, CHIEF Bureau Construction and
Benj. r. Delano Navy Yard, New York.
Edward Hartt, Navy YARD, Mare island.
Thomas Davidson, Jr., special duty
Thomas +. Webb, Navy Yard Norfolk.
Ine Civil Engineers one for each Navy Yard,
b. II. Chandler Portsmouth.
Charles Hastings, Boston.
i. A. Stratton, Washington.
w. NJ. Spear G. w. Van Cleft, New York.
w. M. Spear Norfolk.
/. z. Prindle, Philadelphia
A. 4. Clapp, Pensacola.
RETIRED AND RESERVED LIST.
rear AufntFUtS.
William b. Shubrick, Chairman Lighthouse Board.
Joseph Smith, special duty, washington.
silas H. srrlngham Por. Admiral. New YORK.
Samuel L. Breeze, Port Admiral, Philadelphia.
Hiram Paudng, Port Admiral, Boston.
Thomas Crabbe, Princeton, N. j.
Jonn B. Montgomery, commanding Sackett's II ar
Dor. N. Y.
Cornelius K. strbling, member Lighthouse Board
Joshua II. Sands Port Admiral Norfolk, Va.
Charles IL. Bell, New Brunswick, N. J.
Levin N. Powell, special duty, Washington.
Charles Wilkes, Charlotte, North Carana.
a. speca da9 au
James L. Lardner, Governor Naval Asylum, Phila-
Henry X. Thatcher. Port Admiral, Portsmouth.
Thomas I. Craven, Port Admiral, San Francisco.
Henry K. Hon, member Board OF Examiners
Only thirteen OF the fty-four retired commodores,
OF whom John II. AulIck is the SENIOR are on duty,
Wiz
Joseph B. Hull Lighthouse Inspector, Portland.
William II. Gardner, Lighthouse Inspector, Phlla-
I. Aoysus Dornin, Lighthouse Inspector, Norfolk
Thomas D. Selirtdge, Lighthouse Inspector Bos-
Robert b. Hitchcock special DUTY
Timothy A. Hunt, special duty New London.
James +. McKinstry, Lighthouse Inspector. De-
trolt.
Augustus H. kitty, commandant Navy Yard, Nor.
oscar Bullus. nitre depot Maiden. Mass.
Francis b. Ellison, naval station Sackett's Harbor.
John O. Carter, commanding Naval Rendezvous.
San Francisco.
JoAn u. DE camp, commanding receiving snip,
CoDtnfns
Bernard j. Moeer is the senior OF the twenty
seven retired captains. Those on duty are:-
Dominick Lynch, Naval Asylum Philadelphia
WIN. B. Whiting, Naval Observatory.
Francis S. Haggerty, Lighthouse Inspector, Key
West.
VIM. A. Parker, Lighthouse New Orleans.
Commanders
consists OF sixteen, is John Abbott The following
Bayse N. wes.cott, Lighthouse Inspector, Charles
ton, 8. G.
George A. Stevens. equipment duty Philadelphia.
VIM. Gibson, Navy Yard, Pensacola.
VIM. G. West, Naval Observatory
Edmund w. Henry, League Island, Pa
Lieutenant Commanders.
: OF the five retired Lieutenant commanders John
the former at League Island and the latter on the
receiving ship, Phiiadelphia.
Surgeons,
Senior retired surgeon, Charles Chase On duty
ten, VIII
Benjamin F. Bache, Naval Laboratory, New York
VIM. Johnson, Navy Yard, Washington.
Thomas l.. Smith, Navy lard, New York.
George Clymer, special duty, Washington.
Isaac Brinkerhof, special duty, Navy Yard, New
York.
Daniel EQbert League Island, Pa.
Charles ID. Maxwell, special duty, Washington.
Edward N. Stein, Marine Rendezvous, Washing
ton.
Payndsters
Senior retired paymaster, Joseph Wilson, on duty.
f0ur
Mexican Buchanan, special duty, Boston.
Robert Petit, Purchasing Paymaster Philadelphia
A. Eugene Watson, Navy Yard Portsmouth.
Charles Murray, special duty New York.
Chaltdt,as, Professors or Mathematics ana Naval
Constructors.
Chaplain Noses b. Chase is on duty at the Navy
Yard, Boston; Chaplain John Lee Watson, on the
receiving ship Ohl0 Professor Mark ii. Beecher, at
the Naval Observatory; Professor Edward A. Roget
at the Naval Academy; Naval Constructor samuel M.
P0ok, Portsmouth Navy Yard, and Naval Construc-
tor Melvin Simmons, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
THE MARINE CORPS.
The number OF officers In the marine corps is 100
viz. :-0n the active list, one brigader general one
colonel two lieutenant colonies, seven majors
twenty-five captains, thirty first leutenants and
thirty second lieutenants.
On the retired list, one colonel, one lieutenant
lieutenant.
The principal officers are:-
By'iJ1dier General ana COllnldnddnt--Jacob Zel.
lin.
Quareraaaster-Ma MAYOR william b. Slack
AdjuiGRt-Major Augustus s. Nicholson
PdyndsteT- Major John G. Cash.
Coionet-Matthew r. KintZng.
Lieutenant C0loaeis--James II. Jones' Charles G;
McCawley
Majory-Thomas Y. Field George R. Graham. John
SeniOr CdDtdin-Clement ID. HeDb
LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY
FEBRUARY l. 1870.
Rates (old tonnage) established July l, 1857
FIRST Rn'cs--V Vessels O. 2g00 tons and upwards.
Secrd Rates--Vesges of 200 to 400 tons.
Third Rotes--vesscs of 600 to 300 tons.
Fourth Raes--Vessels under 500 TONS
Name. sIS ,Staioa Condition
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