New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
N.IT.lL IAIELLTGENCE.

WAsruNGTON, June 11.-Thc leave of alb
,.rr .r.ut. Srron. I,cJtrnaut L. e. Wchstor, of h'
tnitrd Slc. NJ ri1c Gu trd on board the rNcHun ship
Franklin. hn. bc u extended one month.
The following orders have been made surgeon James
M Flint has bee urrrd to SPECIAL duty the Bureau
nf Medicine and Surgery. Passed Assistant Surgeon
Andrew ". Morse the Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
,r ASSISTANT Engn, cr George Gates appear he
lore ihr Retiring Board. Assistant Engineer Nj hOIas
II. Lamdcu ana C,dct Engineer Albert De Ruiz to
hold ncmsryr- dincsS for s"a serve Paymastcr
Grcrgc W BraHnn 20 duty n TIM Naval Asylum Phla-
dclphn PAyma>irr Arthur IirtN tu thu practice sllp
Cuusle:lai1D Passed Assistant PaYmdstor GcurFr III.
Real 10 duty "n hrlrd the FISH Commission Steamer
F..h Hawk" and Passed Assisl PLyuastcr John ~
Sprrl uul in the liuo of PrOYiN aud Clothing
The fol,o~rg dr'Hchmrhia have been made; Com
maudrr Edward T.. Potter Ir'n tho command OF tho
,i. ,In, ''. NJ shrn,nI from I pNmy
t"n % MI rrJ +" coIn,,nmI rhr G,nst,nti"n.
l. utruau john &. SulrY from the Naval ACbdrIn) nud
o'cl,tion; Ii.uicnanr Henry u. Mansfield from The
C,nstc .lIon. aud ordered to duty nt the Now
rl Navy Ymd; Eu~ign Frank a. Wilmer from the
Constellation, aud ordered TO examination for promo
ton; Piss.,i-Ass-tant surgeon Charles l. Ilibhctt
from the rc'IyihE-r"p Irhk ln' h'! ordered 10 thc
Constellation; Pay Director James ID. Murray frum tho
NAy1l A,yluu, PhilUdrlphnn. aud ordered to duy Mt
Naval Academy iayma Ter /" a. Bum 2. rom Tue Con
siitutiOn TO the Naval Academy W. I. Wan"ugh
from inc Navai Acadrmy nl orrwd 10 Sitlr accounts
ta"n await orders; Albert =, EchhY from inc NnFai
Academy aud ordered to settle accounts hnd wait
order; Leutrnan' H"mmandrr lame, lame M FORSYTH
LcuteuuntH james h COghwelI, Newton r. Mason and
Wi.inu J.. Low. Master samuel l.. Graam, EnslRn
Rush, swain HOnIIll, Acting Carpenter Roberts
HHd Sdnakcr White fiUm the tOnStctl on nnd placed
on waiting old.rs; LrnienantS Charles ~ stone, Ray
mond f. Rodgers, Charles Brlkn1p ana GrOr.r
" TYLER, Masters CurWUn L. Rcrs Charles ii.
Iymnn and Charles X. Miles aud Chaplain
J. y. wallace from the Naval Acddrmy and ordered to
Inc Constellation; Surgeon Vim. j. Simon from The Naval
Hospital Norfolk, aud ordered to the Norfolk Navy
Nh.d
The official report of Commander Potter, commanding
the United States stran snip Constellation, which
rived at Annapolis HE 1lth lual., mentions that the
yrs-rl fcl IN with good deal Of leo ON th" Banks Of
krWruunilaud otherwise, the voyage from Queens
town wns without unusual incidents.
Rear Admiral Patterson, commanding tho United
States NIya force the AslatlG station. reports that
the swuinrn LETT Oirn Amll Tor Gullc Tho Alert
loft Yokohama On March 81 aud arrived at Kobo on
Apul g. tU aid. n necessary, tho United States Consul
Trouble thu might grow out Of the destruction by
irr OF the American snip ST. Chnres, Thought TO have
been the work OF one OF the crow who subsequently
murdered the second mate of That vessel "a few
previous 10 the arrival of the Alert at Kobe"
mhnder reports, the irht mntO OF the American ship
Centennial was killed by her second mate who was
ir0ucd and delivered 10 the United States Consul.
1he AshueOt was still undergoing repairs When COM
plrtpd she would SAL Tor ChefOO aud 1lcntsIn.
The MOnOcncy would sail for OhcfOD early IN July
and the Pnlus TO NugasakL The Richmond to sail
the latter part OF May tor Nngsnk honce 10 HObe
Yokohama. The general health OF tho squadron
ported excellent