The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17


Chemulpo, Corea, on the 18th instant; Palos
arrived at Annoy, China, on the 18th instant,
will 90 to Yai-man-fo, and from that place will
proceed to Hong Kong and Canton.
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Leave has been granted to Rear Admiral
John H. Upshur retired, for six months from
the Goth of June next, with permission to
leave the United States.
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Surgeon Thomas H. Streets, detached as a
member of the naval medical examining board,
New York on the 1st of June, and ordered to
hold himselfin readiness for sea service.
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grippe.
Lieut.. Commander E. d. F. Heald has been
detached from duty in the Bureau Of Navigs-
tion May 81 and granted six months leave,
with permission to leave the United States.
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Assistant Paymaster Charles s. Williams, has
been detached from the Albatross on the report
ing of his relief, ordered to settle accounts, and
then granted three months leave Of absence.
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tbs market.
Commander Evans, Lieut.. Commander Con-
den, and Lieut.. Meigs were designated as
board to conduct the tests of the guns Of the
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius in Chesapeake Bay.
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Nominations for appointments as cadets at
the Naval Academy have been made as fol-
lows: C. X. Mallory, jackson, Tenn, and
Nesle Deweese, Tyler, Tex, with G.. G.
league, Longview, as alternate.
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The tactical trials of the dynamite cruiser
vesuvius, which were to have taken place
yesterday at Fortress Monroe, have been post
poned until next week on account of the
prevalence of a severe storm at the Capes.
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Naval Constructor Fernald, recently de-
tached from duty at the Union Iron Works,
San Francisco, and ordered to the New York
Navy Yard, is expected to report for duty on
Monday, when Constructor Mintonye will
leave for the Boston Navy Yard.
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lager and six months old
The following have been nominated as
cadets at the Naval Academy: d. M. Garrison,
of Bordentown, Second New Jersey District;
James Briggs, Sullivan, Eighth Indiana Dis
trict; L. B. Allison, st. Johns, Sixth
Michigan; L. s. Smith, Flint, Sixth Michigan,
alternate; w. P. Washington, Goldsborough,
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The Navy Department has been informed
of the death of Lieut.. A. G.. Paul, who was
on the Philadelphia, that arrived at New York
yesterday. Lieut.. Panl died on board that
vessel on the voyage from the West Indies to
| New York. He had been in bad health for
| some time, and the Philadelphia returned to
| this country In the hope that the change OF
| climate would save his life.
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| Secretary Tracy to-day announced his selec
tion of Capt Henry Erben to command the
| New York Navy Yard, succeeding dmira
| Braine, who is about to be placed on the re
! tired list of the Navy. apt Erben is al
| present member of the board of inspection
| and survey, stationed at New York, and viii
head the list of captains He was born II
New York City and was appointed to the
Navy from that city June II, 1S4S. Admira
Braine's retirement will cause the promotion
| of Commodore John Irwin to be rear admiral
Capt. o. F. Stanton to be commodore, Com
mander Louis Kempff to be captain, Lieut.
Commander w. HI. Brownson to be comman
der, Lieut.. Richardson Claves to be lieutenan
commander, Lieut.. Gunior grade) W. s. Ros,
to be full liertenant, and Ensign Charles c.
Marsh to be lieutenant, junior grade.