[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…
[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…
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…
[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…
Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commander Totten, United States Navy. [Sealed orders.] August 20, 1849. Sir: You will proceed direct with the United States steamer Water Witch, under your…
Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Lieutenant-Commander Totten, United States Navy. Commandant’s Office, Navy Yard, Pensacola, August 19, 1849. Sir: It is of the utmost government importance that the steamer…
Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Commander Randolph, United States Navy. Commandant’s Office, Navy Yard, Pensacola, August 18, 1849. Sir: You will proceed with the United States sloop-of-war Albany, under…
[692] *Commandant Newton, United States Navy, to Commander Randolph, United States Navy. Commandant’s Office, Navy-Yard, Pensacola, August 17, 1849. Sir: You will prepare the United States sloop-of-war Albany, under your…
[Inclosure.] Commander Randolph, United States Navy, to the persons encamped on Round Island, near Pascagoula. Friends and fellow-countrymen: The proclamations of the President of the United States, and other instructions…
[686] *Commander Randolph, United States Navy, to Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy. United States Ship Albany, At anchor off the east end of Horn Island, August 28, 1849. Sir:…