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The Daily Dispatch: March 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], The U. S. Fleet for the South. (search)
stols and the improved navy cutlass. There is also on board a twelve pound boat howitzer, fitted for the launch. This piece of ordinance has a field carriage attached, so that the gun can be removed from the launch and instantly fitted on to the carriage, to be used for land service. The following is a list of her officers: John Faunce, Commander; D. B. Constable, First Lieutenant; D. D. Thompkins, Second Lieutenant; H. O. Porter, Second Lieutenant; Thomas M. Duncan, Third Lieutenant; J. M. Thatcher, Third Lieutenant; Horace Gamble, Third Lieutenant. The Supply has been in commission for some few days past, and, having all her cargo on board, is expected to sail upon very short warning. It is not expected that Commander Walke will take charge of her during the intended trip. The Coatzacoalcos has been chartered by the Government, and is now coaling. This vessel is rated as A2, 1,953 tons burthen, eight feet draught, has two decks; is built of oak, copper and iron fastene