on the arrival of the Somers :
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will doubtless be exanlised:


Commander Mackenzie.


Lieutenant GaDsevoort


Sailing Master NJ. G.. Ferry.


Assistant Surgeon r. w. Lincoek


Midshpmen Henry Rogers, Egbert Thompson, C. W.
Acting MdshipnenA a. Deonde, John Til!otson


Clerk @. II. Perry.


Purser's Stewart J. w. Wales


The following are the articles Of the Naval law
of the United States in reference to Mutiny on
board of men-of-war:


ARTICLE 24-LAw OF l7as-Afuttny and Sedition
Any oicer, seaman, marine, other person. who saal
doby the orders or his SUPERIOR begin
join in any uluttny seuitioa The ship which he
belongs, ship 4eselu the service OF the uniteo
States, on any preience whatsoever shall suffer deatb OF
such other punishment martial shall direct; ano,
farther, any persoc any ship vessel belonging 10 tRe
service Aforesaid who shall any words OF sen iV a
mu,iny, or endeaTo: 10 make any mutinous assembly,, on
any preface whatsoever shall suffer such punishment as
court martial shall infi;cL


ARTICLE lS-LAw OF 1900.


any person in the Navy shall or alLeps 70 ina1e
court MARTIAL suffer dcathi and any person aoresau
Shall utter any seaitous muoous wors or s1
cohnre any Eutinous sedrfous Pfacccs or sha
treat with contempt his SUPERIOR oelb In lne
his office or being witness any mutny or sedtou Shall
not do his utmost suppress be shall be punished al the
discretion OF court martial


No officer or private the Navy shall disobey the lawful
orders OF bis superior officer, strike k or draw oer
10 draw or raise any weapon against him while In the
ecufoa OF the duties of his oce on pain OF DEATH or s1ch
other punishment rs court martial shall taaics.


The ship North Carolina, en- which the Coartis
held, lies at few yards distance from the wharf
in winter quarters, and has on board about 900
persons, including large number Of boys at the Ma