New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
ARMY IND NAVY INTELLIGESCE.
MARINE DRILL Al KEY WEST.

MARINE DRILL Al KEY WEST.
fFRoN AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIDrSEl
KEY WEST, Jan. 3l.--TO-day the marines
attacled to the naval feet lying here landed and
went through the tactical evoutons IN good style The
force consisted of fyo batalon batteries aud Que
battery of eating guns The drill was part Of or
rather preparatory 20, the grand naval roview which
will tase place of Cape Romano beginning next week
The cvuutiOns highly credabo to the corps, aud
consisted Of the usual movements laid down IN the
tactics The Iaen from the Wabash won the need OF
highest praise their superior drill They certainly
marched better than any other The whole affair wound
ND with dress parade. the force being reviewed by
Commodore Parker. TIE band OF tho Wabash furnished
the music for the occasion
Following is u list Of the officers on duty at the drill
! and parade
r;rt BaHIion-Iieut. Col Hoywood Lieut.. Zrin,
s. e2aI Bqaai,on-Iieut Houston;
! Taird BqiHiOn-Leut Commander mcCallai Master
T6ai BaHaiion- L.cut. Commander BigsinsOni Mas
'I Fiaa BaH aion-Leut bradford; Midsh,pman Bart
F,rst BiGctV OIowtzers)-Ideut.Co Commander Evans.
second BIticI -L.uut. -COmmander McChrieY:
GutnH0 GWns-Iieut. BTnettei Aidshlpm"u Ffemoht'
Adjdtani.
Fac Lieutenant j. c. Solely acted as Acknowledgement
Of the forces and carried Commodore Rogorss orders
with admirable discretion and precision. The whole
az ir was highly successful and reSood great credit on
the Marine Corps.
On Monday Feb o the squadron sails for Tortucas TO
Ike ready for the cruise and review, as heretofore
uOtod ia TRIBUNE correspondence
THE APPROACHING NAVAL Drill.
OFF KEY WEST Feb. 3.--The second div-
sion Of the set left light and proceeded TO point
four miles from Key West, where the first was lying
some delay was caused by IL arrangement OF the Wa
chusctt's machinery. Tie third division moved In
order and tie fleet under way for the rendeS
with PROBABILITY OF reaching there about Weines-
day night.
THE WORK on THE rOWTIATAN,
NORFOLK, Feb. 5.-Ordcrs have been received
here 20 wok day and night the PowhasD, which is
to be ready for sea by Saturday.
THE AEIMLEBY SCHOOL AT FORTRESS MONROE
TRANSFERS or OFFICERS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 3.-The following
transfers of officers OF artillery under tue provisions OF
General Orders No 90 series Of 1851, from Army Head
quarters establishing the Artillery School Unod States
ARMY, nj this place. have Just been announced The
officers of the new deta will join the school on the LIST
May next when those TO be relieved will DO ordered
! to JOIN their batteries:
Msjor JOHN Tdhs 2i Aipn,ry Major Do B1ssJ on
Aery to be relieved Capt John Myn' 81 Aie wee Vt
| W. Piper 9th
Arlery. wee Capt. a. = Kene. 9Th AuierJ, 70 be relieved
ors and be relieved have boon on duty 40 the
school Ii number of years. The following leutcuants
q. ordered TO report to Gen. william T. Barry, com
| handing the ARTILLERY School, United states Army 10
constitute tue class Tor tue next ac'4sinc year ,
Pr Lent EiwsrI Russell. to be relieved T Leut g. WLtti
States ArueryFrss Lieut. John C. saung vice Fr,t Lieut. Jans
Mo- S &c i.y'G b. ere is9 st S.eosd Ieu c1sT
wee second Lco Howard BE- relieved Lieut.
r. SeroBi Lieut. Henry A. Reel 10 be relieved
Tb uliei Slstss Arie-Rfst Lewis smith, vice First.
tn. aso- Ga 9' ;ss H'i F nsS, ssssj
p Si0Ha TO i be relieved second ,a BeD@ia IL
go lien, Cb,re : sni.b vice Pirst Lieut.
Hamybrey relieved F'' Lieut. Harry Anderson vice fr''
Iu' Crosbv r. Miller be relieved second Lieut. G. A. Ioe
wee Sson oss vim Qnls1 bo relieved Second Ieg T.
U 10 g. y,earey Finb Arler,-Prsi Lieut.. Paul Rosusr,
nee Fst Leu Joseph Keefe 20 Be feed First Lieut. Frank
Tsor2e We FRS Lieut. sem pa :, b ns.ss, Sf.oa
Second Leaf II. COIN oscopd i9p' Ho9 l7es " os
! relieved . - n, -,
on the Isl Irl nrIt, and will consume about three
vrcks "A ter which tue diplomas Will be distributed Hu1
the officers Will rejoin their respective regiments
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Capt. Charles w.
| RAYMOND ana First Lieut.. Edgar W. Bass Of the
Engineer Corps have been ordered to report be-
fore March to ResrAdmira Sands, 70 charge Of the
Washington Observatory. FOR duty in connection with
observation OF the Transit Of Venus Upon tho compile
don Of That duty Capt Raymond will resume his duties
at the Military Academy and Lieut. Bass viii report in
person to the Chief OF Engineers. Col ingalls, has been
directed to his duties chief Quartermaster of
the Military Division Of the Atlantic, and report to the
QIarterInaster at New-York. relieving Col Tyler who is
| TO report 10 the Qlsrtermaster-Generd for new
| assignment.
| Lieut. Commander J. b. Coghlan has been ordered to
tho North Atlantic station Ll6ut- Commander ID. A.
MCCartv, 10 the receiving ship NOwHamps1lre Lieut.
! Commander Mcfarland has been detached from the
Norfolk Navy and ordered TO the North Atlantic
| station: second Assistant Engineer X. W. MnugaD,
| from the wyoming, and placed on waiting orders.