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The U. s. sloops of war Fairfield and Ftncennes were at Valparaiso on the 26th March; all well on board.

 A communication has been received at the Navy Department. from Com. Henly, dated Pensacola, 18th June, 1884, stating that the U. s. schr Experiment, Lieut. eomdt Paine, arrived at that port on the 18th of that month. The officers and crew had enjoyed good health, and there was not single case on the sick list to report.- Her long passage was owing to calms and head wind. Her provisions but just held o'ut,with such fish as they were able to catch being on the last barrel when they entered port.

 The Army and Nary Chronicle says :-- Among the rumors of the day, currently CIT eulated and generally believed, are these :-- Com. Rodgers will shortly retire from th' Presidency of the Board of Navy CommIs sioners, station which ke has filled, witt short interval, since its formatlonin lSl5 som. Morris, at present member of thu Board of Navy Commissioners, will be ap pointed 10 the command of our Naval For ees in the Mediterranean, at the expiration dOom. Patterson's term of service. In vacancies thus created in the Board of Wa " commissioners, 1t IS supposed, will D Tiled by the appointment of Com j. D. Fl ,lo't, at present Commandant of the Nay lard at Charlestown, and Capt. Thomas A ', Jones.