The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
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tine Domojeron N9anee Won Ruktersnell, N;coai
Taird Assistant Massers-Folikar Pavelior. Lud-
wig Helerts, Victor Samuelensko.
kanoff, Leopold Jacobsen. Shepan Kusn1n.
Surgeon-0tton Krocofsky.
CLIPPER ABREcK.
Seven guns three e-inch rine bore steel brcech-
10aders and four rsne bore brass eight FOUNDERS,
1000 tons 500 horse power
Commander. Lieutenant Frederick
Lieutenants- Mcolai valctzky Fist on,cer.
Uktomsky, Paul Levenhagen tPaymasterl, Alexey
Passed MldsAipman- Constantine Cleopin.
Master-Ens1gn Peter Karakln.
Enetneers-Ensigns Nicolai Won Ersner and Law
sureeon-Apclon Juraplon.
Misrepresentation Zolor, Feodore vlchnevetgy
Trlrd Assistant 1astcr~cergy VsjalInsxy.
Toird ASSISTANT Engineers-Prodrlan Danilon and
The Oaned states war vessels with . complete
1hss OF their oaacers are as follows
whose original name was the Pusimataha, second
rave SCREW sixteen guns, 1000 TONS and the senior
ssgsnp q re reception 1eet was rn 0uI e sne
y list Of her Onicers:-
captain.f. G x navs s9p wu,,.n = somn.o,
Lisateuants-6 Il. stockton. G. F. Arnold. God
Hasiers.H: 9: Hunter. Edward =. Wood. J. v. B.
Reeeker. y. G. g. Colby, william H. Everett;
Greene T. G. c. Salter, Charles Terrell. J. o. Free
man.
Surgeon-Edward S. Bogert.
Assistant SurReon-Homcr L. Law.
c cs,.q GSSsrsn latch
First Assistant Englneer-Cha.les 3. Greenlest.
Fss Isasensnt Of aaTinesF b. webster
Ssp1aaas Ss CerSMM T wy%cn
Boatswain-John Hail.
Gunner-W. T. Devlan.
Carpenier-Henry Davis.
Sailmaker-A A. Warren.
nitnrate. screw, three guns 42o tons was built at
attached to the North Atlantic neet Her officers are
Commander-Chester HatYeld, commanding.
Lieutenant Commander and Executive Officer-
Passed Assistant Paymaster-George F. Bemis.
First Assistant EDglneer-Benjamin G. hampton,
Masters-E W. henr1cks, James N. Miller, AL.
Enslgn~Karl Rohrer.
pr nsh E|.gy = Stevens Nye A. B. Mlinan
Paymaster's Cerk-Joseph S. Ryder
Captains Cerk-JOhn B. Benham, Jr.
In addition to the above mentioned officers Rear
Aap MeM sas ana e rH Adm o.
Yard. Will accompany the neet
second rate screw fifteen guns, 900 tons, flagship
OF The North Atlantic neet was built at the New
York Navy Yard. Her officers are:-
Rear Admiral Commanding North Atlantic
F,eet-Samuel r. Lee.
Commander and Acting Chief Of star-william E.
Lieutenant commanders-suas W. Terry, Francis
II. Green.
Lieutenants--Henry G. Nichols, Chapman G. Todd,
Master-Eugene H. c. Leutze.
Midsnipmcn-John b. Collins, Charles II. Lyman,
n. @. DiInock John Il. Milton, Frank L. Ludlow.
Fleet Surgeon-Medical Inspector W. Lowper
Assistant surgeons-denry stewart George p.
Feet Paymaster-Edward Foster.
Fleet Engineer-Dard b. MacomD.
Efrct a I Qiscaft nhorf
Cnaplain-George A. Crawford.
Fleet Captain OF Marines-Ge0rge Butler.
Lieutenant OF Marnes-samuel Ii. Gibson
Fleet PAY CLERKS M. Coleman.
Captains Clerk-Eugene II. Harris.
Pay Clerk-wnliam u. Gordon.
Gunner-William Wilson.
Carpcnter-Petcr +. Ward.
Standardization G. Chevalicr.
TIE IROQUOIS,
der the supervision Of b. r. Dslano Naval Construc.
tor or the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The following Is
Commander-Henry A. Adams, commanding.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures Il. Smith,
Henry e. Fields.
Paymaster-nenry NJ. Mead.
SurgeOn-Thomas Inland.
Chief Engneer-GeOrge s Bright.
INSTRUMENTATION z. Randall.
Masters-Wilhe swift, Frank w. Nichols, Adol.
plus Martin.
Assistant Surgeon-A. r. Magruder.
Second Assistant Engneer-Theophius Cooke.
Midsnlpmen-siiney A. staunton Perrin Busbee,
Carlos G. Calklns, Joseph L. Hunsicker, Gustavus G.
Hams. William n9 9. Ba6cocs, William A. Marshall.
George A. Saunderson, William II. Slack, II. II.
Carroll
Captains cerK-John Rosencrantz.
Pay Clerk-John G. Sanhey.
Boatswaln-John w, Simmons.
Gunner-JacOb w. B0gArt.
ORDER OF SAILING Up THE RAY.
Alter the necessary signals have been given and
understood between the Admirals Of the Meets the
Executive steamer Reception steamer
v,, Henry Smith; MARY Mary Powell
U. 5. frgate Severn. FrIgate Bogntire.
2; :; steamer irognois , Corvette Abreck.
Visiting steamers.
In this manner the ships will pass up through the
the iorts on both sldes-Hamilton and Columbus
Will fire their blank broadsldes at the SHIPS which
Will be replied to IN due course By the warriors.
OFF THE BATTERY
the meets win cast anchor. Admiral Rowan's barge
will be lowered and he viii be rowed ON board the
,Sa nsddp az d nag y to
ie.change OF compliments having been completed
tie ro2al visitor Admiral Possleu and chief Of stan
md the Russian Minister will descend mo the barge
&c nc w be on received
Committee the fleets on both sides firing the royal
w m % ana Led me U1
gentlemen In the movement, the Prince, the Adm-
rails me AMBASSADOR ana 9tnefs VIII DC nyi,ed 70
Them. II was originally expected that Governor
HOFFMAN and his staff would be present on the occa
sion, the former to receive the visitor In set
speech. But as the chef OF The Executive
has intmated that he cannot he there
Tie cheering Of the committee ana the
waving oil the ladies' handkerchiefs 10 be the well
come accorded him. Alter luncheon the Mary Pow
eli viii proceed to shore and land the Prince at pier
No. ], but conveying all the members OF the Recep-
ton Committee near the foot OF Thirteenh street,
whence they VIII be taken IN omnibus up Four.
ieen'h street 10 the stand on Union square, in front
OF the Everett House. With the Prince VIII land
Minister Adniralg Rowan q pOqatQrt
and the chief ofcers O! both fleets and the members
OF the Executive Committee Here carriages Will
be III waiting, 10 which the party Will proceed up
town.
Tue POLICE
The police will clear the way at O considerable
distance In advance, 400 In all being ordered on
duty for this purpose half 10 parade In 'front.' and
the remainder in the rear OF the procession.
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