New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10

rur NETWORK ALMOSI DUE HEINZ WYNN Wv
.uy,p vrssErs-THE PROGRAMME AT TIE
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE.
.hAra IS need 10 maintain armed naval
i avon II the United States are not actually en-
W IN war and have no prospect or H. Is SHOWN
tA'.te duty which some OF the naval vessels are
,-,,nc Jus, now. Other peoples. or less civiiza-
.,d hotter blood. have frequent instructions,
w. ,,ese make necessary the presence OF our men,
~. M, may be TO protect the interests OF Amer-
c,,izens in the places. or II may be on account
CAL '.,,,s,b,ll,v IN the government OF the place
I" W ., this as In the OF Samoa. From va
S' aria Of ne word the CAL for men-of-war to
a." To-, such duty hes come within the last lew
F..ts and these calls are Likely 10 continue TO
~ men will make instructions, foreign resi-
I.,,s mus, be protected
nr,ng the winter a fleet was maintained In Brazil
s.c,unt Of the Instruction there When this re-
W., u,s pu; down the ships were scattered, out
.hou. that time there was disturbance IN Blue
"a. and IL was necessary TO keep two ships there
- any one IS needed. a few months ago came
w. - trouble in Turkey. and the Bennington was
-. % look out for American interests there. After
~. ire Remington wen, from the Mediterranean
salvador. in the Pacific. AMI the report is that
rsyolutjonlsts are successful: tha vessel
:. however. 10 remain there and cruise about the
-. for a while A few days ago came a DIS
.a,ca IN Corea, and ii necessary 10 send
- baltimore there to protect the Ives ana prop
-v ~ Americans during the instruction And now
~, the Baltimore is at Corea SIZE cannot be seA'
- Samoa where there Is also need OF vessel.
n.,h British vessel and German vessel are al
oY" nm, the United States. wh,ch shares with
c,s,t Britain and Germany In responsibility for
W. government Of that country. has TO vessel there
,,ho,gh the United States Is supposed 10 keep a
o., there according to the agreement. this OBJ
,s,,lon has been neglected Cor some time. The
.w,,ion at Samoa IS critical. l; is reported That
y .,mel force Of natives greater In numbers than
,Ns kings army is drawn UP and threatening 10
A-,hrow the Government. As the foreign resi-
;.,,s have supported and aided the Government
~. .rccess Of the revolt might bring serious con-
..r,srces 70 them un,ess foreign military force
- crssent 10 protect them. Now there is talk OF
'-,.-can,inc the Marion. which Is on the way from
u,nolu,u for san Francisco and sending Ger there
VIE Marion s.o?ped at Honolulu for coal on her
.r-rsv home but she could be sent n samoa IN
r.,d OF being permitted to come home. The
ns,es,on may be sent Instead O; the Marion. pro
y3sd that affairs az Caiao. Peru are quiet enough
"a warrant her departure.
ltd Thus not only the san Francisco.
TstSlehead and Atlanta depending on each others
nasS.aG by the New-York II the NewYork arrives
IN a uay or two. the Miantonomoh VIII be ape 10
81 right away on her trip up the coast Out II the
Eswycrk does not come in time. the Mia1;onomoh
viii have to 90 10 Dobbs Ferry to join in the
PRESENTATIONS ab5ut the successor TO Captain j.
" philip in the command OF the New ork may
now "a f9r the position captain Theodore +
Kane now on duty in New-fork; Capiain James
6;Kane now IN command Of tha receiving ship
WABASH ana captain J. J. Read. now Oh waiting
orders , -. 49, r,.,.a-.o- . do, ~ two
sso after her long voyage has dspe.iei any fears
sSout the safety OF those on board. II turned out
tas, as was expected-the ship was proceeding
Under sail Instead Of by steam BefoTe she coneSS
10 the Navy Yard she will probably be Inspected
Commission in order to nave her repairs made and
TO be lifted ior uain.nS-s4P IS no, xao~H, i Drs
he Cd Lancaster sailed away from the United
States on her foreign cruise, and she will doubtless
ne proceedings against Quartermaster Lane and
Indirectly against Civil Engineer i; c, Asse,s in
Michel seem destined to drop. An investigation
was Led In court OF inquiry. in which TWO law
MARI me 70 the GonelnsOn ihat there ng,a was no
sni Docks In the Yard. does not seem u have
been seriously hur, by he charges and the invest
CATION. Navy officers think thar Jealousy or spite
vas at the bottom Of the charges.
On Tuesday the summer session Of the Naval War
Navy, William McAdoo. will deliver an address at
the opening There four kinds Of work 10 be
charts for war and coast defence purposes from
visits 70 localities and by examination of data: Co
the feet drilibook (c) study and practice Of naval
war games the duel and tactical and strateglct.
tee" Some lecturers and their subjects are az
follows: Naval Tactics" Captain II. G. Taylor;
The New Fleet Drill Work" Commander W. b.
Hor; Preparations for War and Minor Opera
tons Commander IT, e. Stockton. who will also
lecture on The Interoceanic Canal: Its Naval and
Commercial Aspects Tine Once OF ArmOr In
Naval Warfare" Lieutenant Commander 4. X. Cou
den; Signalling" Lieutenant A. =. Nibiack; Naval
Ordnance" Professor p. X. Alger. and Inter
national Law" Professor Freeman Snow. of IIar-
ward There will be practical problems 70 be solved
ana In fact, the Is be pra teal course
4! expected that some Of the ships OF the North
Atlantic Squadron will visit the college during its
session. which may last until the middle Cs sep
eHloer There are 70 be twenty United States
aaval officers and two officers OF the Swedish Navy
IN attendance.