New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
FOR THE BIG NAVAL REVIEW.
ruv SENATE GRANTS $500, 1000 FOR 1T.
rousr CONFERENCES WILL TRY TO GET 1T
THROUGH THE HoUsE-rLANS FOR
THE PAGEANT.
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THE PAGEANT.
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,r.s,,nrton. Feb 28.-The Senate to-day approved
amendment to the Naval Appropriation blu Offered
=, Mr. Hale allowing 100000 Tor the expenses OF
~. Columbian cavai review. The money Is to be I'M
,r available and this substantial sum. II 1t can
~. intact in the bill during its passage through
,...r,. win undoubtedly be enough to make the
~.ro, display of April next handsome success.
,,r,rarv adjustments were also authorized 10 pnng
~. s,rc. of seamen up to 5000. which was fixed rs
A." ruNs Of the Naval force. Mr. Herbert, chairman
-. ,Sonse Committee Naval Affairs, has already
,nrrssed his willingness to support reasonable ap
..,., for the review, and the House cOnfcrrees
~ rndo,btedly Join with the Senate In endeavonng
.. carrv the present amendment through. NO pro
I.,nn fw the review made in the Naval bill as
n came from tho House.
~ mil anticipation Of Congressional approval OF the
I'm. already made for tho review, an important step
P "~ \. made tomorrow by the Navy Department In
49, exclamation OF the North and South Atlantic
s,.ons under command Of Rear Admiral Ghcraru' the
anr officer OF the Navy, who has been charged WIN
~ control OF all the manoeuvres during the pageant
- the first time since the war all Naval s'auohs Oh
-, Atlantic from Cape Horn to Nova Scotia VIII Dc
.,nsned in one, with the highest omcer oh 'ne
-, ust IN command Secretary Tracy's order issued
49, .ra.hs ago. directs that on March Adm'h
,,,rsr shall turn over his command to Adipiiai
nhrardi and until after the review shall De suo!ec
-, ME seniors orders. The same applies 10 Au'nna'
~.hom who left Gibraltar last week with the ben
h,nc,on and the Columbus caravels for Hampton hoau
Admirable Benham and Walker will command o'iSion'
.. the review and At its close resume the commands
,s.v heN before Admiral Benham Is really III ce""
...nd 81 the South Atlantic Station. but mas oeeh
M nearer there than the Canaries "n''e y" '"' '
"a the United States from Gibraltar.
.Am,rsl Cherardi was at the Navy Department To-
A., and held a conference with Commodore Ramsay
.n1 started later for New York The Admiral SAID that
-r.ct.d 10 leave with the Baltimore Chicago, YORK
80 ve.nv,us and Phadelphia-all the vessels no"
~ NsvYork-for Hampton Roads soon after Marcn
- =. y. a, hand TO receive the foreigners coming
49,, .srv in April Orders will probably be issued
81 tho Atlanta and Kearsarge. at Key West to pro-
c.aA 10 Fort Monroe. These ships with me Essen
mo- there and the Newark and Bennington 10 arrive
Tin ,nc,ude all the vessels now In commission OH
ther way TO report to Admiral Gherardi by March
N fhe vessels should be assembled but there Is
w,,. nrohab,ty that the new ships now being hurried
,nro can be ready until shortly before the review
takes place
Admiral Gherardi's plans for the review In New
York contemplate forming the feet Of all vessels IN
line in the lower bay the American ships by twos
At the head of the column and on the right, win
the foreign vessels bringing up the rear and to the
In this order they will proceed slowly up the pay ano
harbor pass the Battery and up the North hlver
Is far q General Grants tomb. where they VIII
anchor and allow the merchant ships to pass In re-
Only three countries remain 10 be beard from 10
e ssinroaS reeuesnr an answer to the invitation
TO send ships and these countries Will probably sena
replies before the end Of me week hn pens s1a
ment is confident that both these Countries will DO
represented