The Portland daily press., 1882-08-28
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
ARRIVAL OF THE FLEET IN THIS
HARBOR.
A Fun Roster of the squadrons oncers.

A Full Roster of the Squadron's Ofhcers
| The North Atlantic squadron, Fear Admiral
| George H Cooper, commanding, arrived III
this harbor yesterday at II O'Clock, noon. Inc
| squadron left Kittery on Wednesday last, ana
| spent the four days at sea, going through with
the usual drill and manoeuyers daily. Ever
| since Saturday morning they have been seen
from the Observatory, but ii was not until yes
| terday orders were issued to make Portland
| The fleet is composed of the Tennessee, nag
ship, the largest man-of-war flying the Ameri-
| can flag, and one of the largest steam vessels
| of the world: she has displacement OF 500O
| tons, carries a battery of twenty-five guns,
| steams fourteen knots an hour, and has crew
of 800 souls; the Kearsarge, carrying battery
! of seven guns and crew of 207; the Enter
prise and the Alliance, new and sister ships'
| each having displacement of 1875 tens, Dat-
| terry of six guns and q crew OF 100 souls' the
| Yantic. the smallest vessel of the fleet, has a
| disbursement of 900 tons, battery OF TOUR
| guns, and 145 officers and men. The Wanda
| liza, which belongs to the squadron, remains at
Kittery for repairs.
The Alliance is the ship that sailed in search
of the Jeanette, to the Arctic regions. The
Kearsarge, it will be remembered. whipped the
Alabama in the war. The Kearsarge sailed
from Kittery for Portland direct, Satui-
day night, hoping to get in here first, but was
ST. nailed by the Admiral and ordered to take
her place in line.
A reporter Of the PRESS visited the fleet yes
terday and was most cordially entertained by
the officers of the various ships who furnished
him with all needed information. The squad
ron will remain here until Saturday next, and
will be open to visitors. Late yesterday after
noon the harbor was lively with the fast flying
steam launches of the feet. The following is
complete list of officers:
ADMIRAL AND STAFF.
Commander-in-C hief-Rear Admiral Geo.
I'll. Cooper.
Fleet Medical Director-Somerset Robinson.
Fleet Paymaster-A. s. Kenney.
Flag Observation-Disclosures 5. CoWies.
TENNESSEE.
Captain-R. #. Bradford.
Lieut.. Commander-N. Mayo Dyer.
Lieut.. Commander-E. l.. Amory.
Lieutenants-B. f. Tilley, E. H. Gheen, u.
W. Kenny, r. P. Rodger, G. w Tyler, j. q.
Wilson, and VIM. Kiburn.
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Master-F. S. Carter.
Passed Assistant Surgeons. a. Gaines
and w. S. McClery
Ensign-R. p. Mulligan
Passed Assistant Engineer. ID. Ford:
Assistant Engineers-Griffin, Dsrand and
Hall.
Cadet Engineers-Thei and Miller.
Captain of Marines-W. s. Muse.
Cadet MidshipmeR-H. K. White, III. Ed
ridge, III. B. Wilson, W. "a. Slayton. 6. Clark,
n T
FL. Kenkel FL FL. Eames
Pay Clerks-Kimberly and Van Brunt.
KEARsARGE.
Communicative. r. Bridgman.
Lieutenant Commanders. W. Dickens.
Lieutenants-Wm A. Haddons, John V. B.
Blocker.
MaSterS-C. y. Bruins, y. w. Lowry, w. u
Cowles.
Chief Engineer-Wm. S. Smith.
Passed Assistant Enginser-Robert Craw-
ford
Passed Assistant Surgeon-C. U. Gravatt
Passed Assistant Paymaster-J. N. Speel.
Second Lieutenant Marines-W. Z. Biddie.
Assistant Engineer-F. j. Schell.
Cadet Engineers-H w. Gatewood, q. q.
Willis.
Midshipman-J. 81. Hetherington.
Cadet Midshipmen-R. g. Foreshsn, e. Il.
Hasson e. A. Anderson, W. r. M. Field.
Paymaster's Glerk-F. g. Ford.
ENTERPRISE.
Commander-E. M. Shepard.
Lieutenant Commander-G. M. Book.
LeutenantS-J. c. Rich III. T. Mcmahon.
Masters-M. A. Shufeldt, d. Peacock.
Ensigns-W. G. Hannum. N. j. L. L. Hal
pine, Il. Lloyd.
Midshipmen-W j. Sears, Il. f. Lopez, II.
o. Bitter.
Surgeon-M. G. brennan.
Chief Engineer-R. L. Harris.
Passed Assistant Engineer-C. j. Habig-
hurst.
Assistant Engineers-G. w. McIlroy, j. Ii.
Baker,
Cadet Engineer-Albert Moritz.
Passed Assistant Paymaster-J. A. Ring.
Second Lieutenant Marines-T. G. Tilette.
ALLIANCE:
Commander-G H. Wardley.
Lieut.. Commander-C. 81. West.
Lieutenants-C. P. Perkins, W. e. b. Della
hay, j. p. Augur.
Masters-O E. Lacher, M. K. Schwenk.
Ensigns-R. M. Hughes, p. j. Mellick.
Chief Engineer-C. j. Barnsp.
Passed Asst. Engineer-Je fferson Brown.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-H G. Eckstein
Passed Asst Paymaster-W. g. MCGOWAN
Ist Observation-Disclosures f. Elliott.
Cadet Midshpmen-F. A McNutt, w. l.
Paine, G. Martin.
Assistant Engineers-R. T. Hall, w. Ell. AL
derdice.
Cadet Engineer-G r. Ferguson.
Paymaster Clerk--C. e. Updike.
YANTIC.
Commander-E. T. Woodward.
Lieutenant-W. G. Gibson, Executive Off
Ger.
Lieutenants-E. S. Prince, T. E. Green.
Masters-C. j. Badger, j. G. Colwell.
Ensigns-H L. Mayo. w. S. Benson.
Cadet Midshipmen-M. johnson, j. q. Nc
Whorter, N Hubbard and Il. Parker.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-H. P. Harvey.
Passed Assistant I'aymastsr-C. M. Ray
Chief Engineer-W. d. Smith.
Past Assistant Engineer-C. S. Maggie.
Assistant Engineer-G. u. T. Babbitt.
Cadet Engineers-T. w Kincaid and W.D.
Weaver.
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