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United States (United States) (search for this): article 6
Important Naval intelligence. --The United States revenue cutter Harriet Lane is to be temporarily converted into a man-of-war. She went on Wednesday to the Brooklyn Navy-Yard to receive a new and formidable armament. Four 33 cwt. guns, one t is said that a marine guard is to be detailed for her immediately. In obedience to orders from Washington, the United States ship Supply is not to be put out of commission, as was expected, but will be immediately filled with stores and provia few days. Letters for the Brooklyn, Macedonian, Wyandotte, St. Louis and Sabine will be forwarded by her. The United States steam gunboat Mohawk, which arrived at Brooklyn a few days since, has been hauled alongside the wharf at the Navy-Yarouth and Germantown are being rapidly prepared for commission. The premises are literally filled with coal. The United States steam frigate Mississippi is now almost ready for sea, at Boston. Her condition has been reported to the authorities
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ty of shot and shell will be put on board. It is said that a marine guard is to be detailed for her immediately. In obedience to orders from Washington, the United States ship Supply is not to be put out of commission, as was expected, but will be immediately filled with stores and provisions for the squadron now cruising off Florida. As every exertion is being made to expedite her outfit, she will be ready in a few days. Letters for the Brooklyn, Macedonian, Wyandotte, St. Louis and Sabine will be forwarded by her. The United States steam gunboat Mohawk, which arrived at Brooklyn a few days since, has been hauled alongside the wharf at the Navy-Yard, and will be overhauled at once. Her present officers and crew, it is said, are not to be detached. Those sailors and marines whom circumstances render it necessary to retain in the service beyond the specified limit of their time will receive one-fourth their usual pay, in addition to their present wages. The act of Co
George Washington (search for this): article 6
Important Naval intelligence. --The United States revenue cutter Harriet Lane is to be temporarily converted into a man-of-war. She went on Wednesday to the Brooklyn Navy-Yard to receive a new and formidable armament. Four 33 cwt. guns, one 12 pound howitzer, and a quantity of shot and shell will be put on board. It is said that a marine guard is to be detailed for her immediately. In obedience to orders from Washington, the United States ship Supply is not to be put out of commission, as was expected, but will be immediately filled with stores and provisions for the squadron now cruising off Florida. As every exertion is being made to expedite her outfit, she will be ready in a few days. Letters for the Brooklyn, Macedonian, Wyandotte, St. Louis and Sabine will be forwarded by her. The United States steam gunboat Mohawk, which arrived at Brooklyn a few days since, has been hauled alongside the wharf at the Navy-Yard, and will be overhauled at once. Her present of