National Republican., 1881-09-12
N AVAIL NEWS.

Cadet Engineer Richard Il. Isbester has
been ordered to the Lackawanna.
The United States steamer Kearsarge
arrived at Philadelphia yesterday.
Chaplain John X. Lewis to the Pensa-
cola, per steamer Of the Goth instant.
Master Charles j. Badger has been or
dered to the United States steamer Yantic
Chaplain Adam A. McAlister, from the
Pensacola and ordered to return home and report
arrival.
Sailmaker Thomas o. Fassett from the
jamestown and ordered to the receiving-sh ship In
dependence.
Midshipman S. E. Woodwork, from the
jamestown, and ordered to the receiving. ship In
dependence.
Passed Assistant Engineer Alexander
u. Bates, from the Lackawanna and placed on
Commander Edward p. Lull, from the
command of the Wnchusett and ordered to return
home and report arrival.
Passed Assistant Paymaster James A.
King, from the Jamestown, ordered TO settle ac-
counts and then want orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer David M.
Fullmer, from the. navy yard, League Island, and
ordered to the Lackawannn.
Commander Henry Glass has been de-
t0CnGu from the command oil tnc jamestown and
ordered TO the Wachusett ut Sitka.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Nelson McP.
Fcrebee has been detached from the United States
steamer jamestown and placed on waiting orders.
The orders dated September g. directing
First Lieutenant NJ. C. Goodrell Marine Corps to
report for duty at the Washington nayy-yard, has
been revoked.
Passed Assistant Surgeon d. V. Lewis
orders to the lIassler have been revoked. He has
frpu thn n and
waiting orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. M. McCar-
thy's orders to the Jamestown have been revoked
| He will continue on duty ON board the survey
| steamer Hassler.
The United States sloop-of-war Ports.
mouth has sailed for Gloucester to recruit aprren-
! tices, but will proceed 70 New Bedford and New
| York at an early day.
The United States sloop-of-war Lancas.
ter will probably reach New York on Wednesday
| or Thursday next, and will be inspected there by
the naval board, OF which Commander Rhind Il
president
The United States steamer Tallapoosa
Commander A. G, Kellogg commanding, left thu
| navy-yard ON Saturday afternoon, about three
o'clock, for the several navy. yards along the At
| lantic coast with large cargo of freight,
Gunner William HalfL!d, from the
Lackawanna and ordered TO the navy-yard Mar,
Island, Cal. saimaker Joseph Wilson, from tn,
| navy yard, Mare Island, and ordered TO the Lack
| awanna. Sailmaker William Redstone from tn
Lackewanna and ordered to the navy-yard, Mar
| Island.
Chaplain d. II, Tribon is ordered t.
hold himself in readiness for orders to the Pow
hatan; Chaplain John r, Matthews TO the receiv
ng-ship Colorado Commander Henry l.. Howl
son is detached from duty at the navy yard, Wash
ington, and ordered TO continue on duty as
member Of the advisory board
Lieutenant-C Commander Charles ii
Rockwell, Lieutenants Frederick NJ symonds, an,
Edward T. Mcclellan, Masters Frank Guertin an
Gustsve c. Hams, Ensigns Henry Minet, James {
Gilmore, Nathaniel II. Usher and John o. Ncol
son, Boatswain Peter H. Smith, Gunner Charlie
Stuart, and Carpenter Luther II, Martin, from tn
jamestown, and ordered TO proceed home AM
await orders.
The board which has been examining
candidates for appointment as assistant paymas
ters in the navy, and which has been In session O
the Navy Department for some time past, ad
journed Wednesday, The following candidate
successfully went through their hands and hay
been recommended for appointment: Il, s. Ran
dolph, Livingston Hunt (son of the Secretary
George w, simpson, W. s. Gibson, and MidshiI
man John A. Mudd.