The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-02

Following is list of the vessels of
the American and Spanish fleets in the
East, with statistics of their strength
and the names of the commanding Off
GERS:
Tho Uni, ed States Ships.
OLYMPIA rst-class; protected cruiser;
$500 tons; launched 1892; speed q knots;
battery, four S-inch rifles, ten 5-inch rapid
fire guns, fourteen 6-pounders, six l.
Founders, and four machine guns.
speed, 20.6; battery, four S-inch, six g.
inch rifles, four 6-pounder rapd-t1re,. two
3-pounders, two 1-pounders, two 1,4-inch,
and two machine guns.
B0SToN-Second rate; 3,1S9 tons; speed,
10 knots; battery, two S-inch, six 6-inch
rifles, two 6-pounder rapid-ire, two g.
Founders, two 1-pounders, two one-pont
S-inch, two one-point 4-inch, and two ma
RALEIG GH-second-ca speed, 10 knots;
battery. one 6-inch and ten 5-inch rapid
fire rifles, eight 6-pounders, and two ma
chine guns.
CONCORD--rhird rate; 1,700 tons; speed,
II knots; battery, six 6-lnch, two 6-pounder
rapid-tire, two 3-pounders, one 1-pounder,
and four machine guns.
PETREL- Fourth rate; 800 tons; speed, 13
knots; battery, four 6-inch guns, two g.
FOUNDER rapid-ire, one 1-pounder, and
four machine guns.
NASHAN--Collier.
ZAFIRO-Supply vessel.
The Spanish Ships.
REINA, CHRISTINA-3,52 tons; built
1886; speed, II knots; battery, 6.2-inch
Hontoria guns; two 2T-nch and three -
inch rapid-fire rifles; SIX 1.4-inch and two
machine guns,
CsASTILLA- ,342 tons; built 1881; battery,
5.9-inch Krupp rifles, two 4.7-inch, two
33-inch, four 2,5-inch rapid-fres and two
vELAsCo el,152 tons; battery, three so
inch Armstrong rifles, 2.7-lnch Hontorias,
and two machine guns
JUAN DE AUSTRIA Each 1,13o tons;
speed, IA knots; battery, 4.7-inch Hon
torias, 3.2-inch rapid-fre, two 1.5-inch,
and two machine guns;
GENERAL LEO and Ell CANO, gun ves-
sells, 524 tons; built 1885; speed, 11.5
knots, The General Lezo has two Hontora
rifles of 4,7-inch calibre, one 3,5-inch, two
small rapid-fre,, and one machine gun;
the Ell Cano three 4.7-inch guns two
small rapid-fre, and two machine guns,
MARQUES DEL DUERO-Despateh boat;
800 tons; one smooth-bore 6-2-inch calibre,
Isle DE CUBA and the IsLA DE LUzON
are both small gunboats 1t is not known
whether they are with the squadron or
not. They are of 1,030 tons displace-
ment, and carry four AZ Hontorias, two
small guns, and two machine guns.
Koster of Asiatic qundron.
Acting Rear Admiral George Dewey
Commander-in-C Chief.
Lieutenant I. NJ. Brumby-Flag Lieuten-
ant.
Ensign II. II. Caldwell Secretary.
Olympia, Flagship.
Captain-Charles " Gridley.
Lieutenant Commanders. G. Paine.
Lieutenants-C. G. Calkins, " s. Nelson,
EnsignssM' NJ. Taylor, Il. b Upham. w.
r Scott, A. G. Kavanagh.
Medical Inspector-A. f. Price.
p A. Surgeon-J. E. Page.
Assistant Surgeon-C r. Kindleberger.
Pay Inspector-D. A, Smith
Chief Engineer-J. Entwistle.
Assistant Engineers L. H. De Lany, J.
#. Marshall, Jr.
Chaplain-J b. Frazier.
Captain of Marines-W. p. Biddle.
Gunner-L. ]. G. Kuhlwejp
Carpenter--W. Macdonald.
Acting Boatswain-E. j. Norcott
U. IS. Raleigh.
Captain--J. B. Coghian.
Lieutenant Gommander-F. Singer
Lieutenants-W. Winder, B. Tappan, Fl.
Surgeon-E. III. Marsteler.
Assistant surgeon-e,D.N n. Carpenter.
p. A. Paymaster-S. r. Heap.
Chief Engineer-F H. Bailey
P. A. Engneer-A 8. Halstead.
Assistant Engineer. r. Brady.
First Lieutenant of Marines-T G. Tread
we'll
Acting Gunner-G. D. Johnstone.
Acting Carpenter-T. 70, Kiley.
U. S. s. Boston.
Captain-F Wildes
Lieutenant Commanders. A. Norris.
Lieutenants-J. Gibson, W. L. Howard.
Ensigns-s. $, Robinson, L. H. Everhart,
j. S. Doddridge.
Surgeon-M. H. Crawford.
Assistant Surgeon-R. S. Brakeman.
Paymaster-J. r. Martin,
Chief Engineer G. b. Ransom.
Assistant Engineer. r. james.
First Lieutenant of Marines-R. Mem.
Sutton.
Gunner-J. G. Evans.
Ca!penter-O. II. Hilton.
U. s. $. Baltimore.
Captair-N. NJ. Dyer.
Lieutenant-C Commander-G Blocklinger.
Iacutenants-W. Braunenreuther, A. G..
Winterhalter, F. w. Kellogg, j. M. Llli-
cote, G. S. Stanworth.
Ensigns-G H. Hayward NJ j. McCor-
mack.
Naval Cadets-D. W. wurtsbaugh +. G.
Wettenzel, G. NJ. -Tozer, t. A. Karney.
2. A. Surgeon--F. A. Hesler
Assistant Surgeon-R. X. Smith.
Pay Inspector-E Bellows.
Chief Engineer-A. Kirby
Assistant Engineers-H. 3. Price, Fl. I.
Gone.
Naval Cadet (Eng.)-C. P. Burt.
Chaplain-T. S. X. Freeman.
First Lieutenant of Marines-D. Will
liams.
Acting Boatswain--H R. Brayton.
Gunner-L. J. Connolly.
Carpenter-O. Bath.
U. s. :. Concord.
Comma nder-A. s. Walker
Lieutenant -Commander-G. P. Colvocor-
esSes.
Lieutenants-T. B. Howard, P. W. Houri-
gan.
Ensigns-L. A. Kiser, W. G. Davidson,
H. V. Butler, Jr., o. s. Knepper.
p A. Surgeon-R. G. Broderick.
p A. Paymaster-E. D.Ryan.
Chief Engineer-Richard Inch.
p A. Engineer-H. W. Jones.
Assistant Englneer-E. II. Dunn.
U. 5. $. Petrel.
Co,nmander-E. P. Wood.
Lieutenants-E. NJ. Hughes, B. A. Fiske,
A. n Wood G. T. Plunkett.
Ensigns-G. L. Fermier, w. S. Montgonl-
cry.
p. A. Surgeon-C. D. Brownell.
Assistant Paymaster-G. &. Seibels
p. A. Engineer-R. 7. Hall.
Revenue Cutter McCulloch.
+ Captain-D. B. Hodgdon.
TREACHERY.
Spanish Colony in Paris Have Lurking
Dread of It.
London, May 1.-The Daily Chroni-
cle's correspondent notes among the