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[701] *Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Commander Randolph, United States Navy. Navy Department, September 20, 1849. Sir: The official reports of your proceedings and movements with a portion…
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[700] *Commandant Newton, United States Nary, to Commander Randolph, United States Navy. Commandant’s Office, Navy-Yard, Pensacola, September 6, 1849. Sir: Your letter of the 4th instant, inclosing a copy of…
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Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Sailing-master Pearson, United States Navy. August 28, 1849. Sir: You will proceed to sea with the United States steamer General Taylor, under your command,…
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Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Master Pearson, United States Navy. [Sealed orders.] August 28, 1849. [699] Sir: You will proceed without delay to the southeast end of Horn Island…
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[698] *Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Commander Randolph, United States Navy. August 28, 1849. Sir: I send the United States steamer General Taylor, under the command of Mr. John…
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Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Commodore Parker, United States Navy. August 27, 1849. Sir: I herewith inclose for your information a copy of a letter of the 23d instant,…
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[697] *Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commandant Farrand, United States Navy. [Handed with sealed orders.] August 28, 1849. Sir: Proceed to sea at once with the United States schooner…
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[696] *Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commander Farrand, United States Navy. [Sealed orders.] August 27, 1849. Sir: You will please proceed with the United States schooner Flirt, under your…
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Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commander Farrand, United States Navy. August 23, 1849. Sir: You will be pleased to prepare the United States schooner Flirt, under your command, for…
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[695] *Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commandant Totten, United States Navy. Commandant’s Office, Navy-Yard, Pensacola, August 20, 1849. Sir: You will proceed to sea at once with the steamer…