VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

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NAME | Keel| ment, | Speed,| Horse- | |

AND CLASS. |Laid.| Tons. | Knots.| power. | Cost. |

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ARMORED VESSELS.| | | | | |

_Seagoing | | | | | |

Battleships._ | | | | | |

Indiana | 1891|10,288 | 15.54 | 9,738 |$3,020,000|

Iowa | 1893|11,410 | 16 | 11,000 | 3,010,000|

Maine | 1888| 6,682 | 17.4 | 9,293 | 2,500,000|

Massachusetts | 1891|10,288 | 15 | 9,000 | 3,020,000|

Oregon | 1891|10,288 | 15 | 9,000 | 3,180,000|

Texas | 1889| 6,315 | 17 | 8,000 | 2,500,000|

Kearsarge | 1896|11,525 | 16 | 10,000 | 3,150,000|

Kentucky | 1896|11,525 | 16 | 10,000 | 3,150,000|

Alabama | ...|11,000 | 16 | ... | 3,750,000|

Illinois | ...|11,000 | 16 | ... | 3,750,000|

Wisconsin | ...|11,000 | 16 | ... | 3,750,000|

| | | | | |

_Armored | | | | | |

Cruisers._ | | | | | |

Brooklyn | 1893| 9,271 | 20 | 16,000 | 2,986,000|

New York | 1890| 8,200 | 21 | 17,401 | 2,985,000|

| | | | | |

_Ram._ | | | | | |

Katahdin | 1891| 2,155 | 17 | 4,800 | 930,000|

| | | | | |

_Dbl. Turret | | | | | |

Mons._ | | | | | |

Amphitrite | 1874| 3,990 | 12 | 1,600 | 3,178,046|

Miantonomoh | 1874| 3,990 | 10.5 | 1,426 | 3,178,046|

Monadnock | 1874| 3,990 | 14.5 | 3,000 | 3,178,046|

Monterey | 1889| 4,084 | 13.6 | 5,244 | 1,628,950|

Puritan | 1875| 6,060 | 12.4 | 3,700 | 3,178,046|

Terror | 1874|13,990 | 12 | 1,600 | 3,178,046|

| | | | | |

_Sing. Turret | | | | | |

Mons._ | | | | | |

Ajax | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 626,582|

Comanche | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 613,164|

Canonicus | 1862| ... | 6 | 340 | 622,963|

Catskill | 1862| ... | 6 | 340 | 427,766|

Jason | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 422,766|

Lehigh | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 422,766|

Mahopac | 1862| ... | 6 | 340 | 635,374|

Manhattan | 1862| ... | 6 | 340 | 628,879|

Montauk | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 423,027|

Nahant | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 413,515|

Nantucket | 1862| ... |5 to 7 | 340 | 408,091|

Passaic | 1862| ... |5 to 6 | 340 | 423.171|

Wyandotte | 1862| ... | 6 | 340 | 633,327|

| | | | | |

UNARMORED | | | | | |

STEEL VESSELS. | | | | | |

Atlanta. | 1883| 3,000 | 15.6 | 4,030 | 617,000|

Baltimore | 1887| 4,413 | 20.09 | 10,064 | 1,325,000|

Boston | 1883| 3,000 | 15.6 | 4,030 | 619,000|

Charleston | 1887| 3,730 | 18.2 | 6,666 | 1,017,500|

Chicago | 1883| 4,500 | 15.10 | 5,084 | 889,000|

Cincinnati | 1890| 3,213 | 19 | 10,000 | 1,100,000|

Columbia | 1891| 7,375 | 22.8 | 18,509 | 2,725,000|

Minneapolis | 1891| 7,375 | 23.7 | 20,362 | 2,690,000|

Newark | 1888| 4,098 | 19 | 8,869 | 1,248,000|

Olympia | 1891| 5,870 | 21.6 | 17,313 | 1,796,000|

Philadelphia | 1888| 4,324 | 19.6 | 8,815 | 1,350,000|

Raleigh | 1889| 3,213 | 19 | 10,000 | 1,100,000|

San Francisco | 1888| 4,098 | 19.5 | 9,913 | 1,428,000|

| | | | | |

_Cruisers._ | | | | | |

Detroit | 1890| 2,089 | 18.7 | 5,227 | 612,500|

Marblehead | 1890| 2,809 | 18.4 | 5,451 | 674,000|

Montgomery | 1890| 2,089 | 19.5 | 5,580 | 612,500|

| | | | | |

_Gunboats._ | | | | | |

Bennington | 1888| 1,710 | 17.5 | 3,436 | 490,000|

Castine | 1891| 1,177 | 16 | 2,199 | 318,500|

Concord | 1888| 1,710 | 16.8 | 3,405 | 490,000|

Helena | 1894| 1,392 | 13 | 1,600 | 280,000|

Machias | 1891| 1,177 | 15.4 | 2,046 | 318,000|

Nashville | 1894| 1,371 | 14 | 1,750 | 280,000|

Petrel | 1887| 892 | 11.7 | 1,095 | 247,000|

Wilmington | 1894| 1,392 | 13 | 1,600 | 280,000|

Yorktown | 1887| 1,710 | 16.14 | 3,392 | 455,000|

Annapolis | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

Vicksburg | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

Newport | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

Princeton | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

Marietta | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

Wheeling | 1896| 1,000 | 12 | 800 | 230,000|

| | | | | |

_Special Class._ | | | | | |

Bancroft | 1891| 839 | 14.3 | 1,213 | 250,000|

| | | | | |

_Dispatch Boat._ | | | | | |

Dolphin | 1883| 1,488 | 15.5 | 2,253 | 315,000|

| | | | | |

_Dynamite | | | | | |

Cruisers._ | | | | | |

Vesuvius | 1887| 929 | 21.4 | 3,794 | 350,000|

Torpedo Cruiser | ...| ... | ... | ... | ... |

| | | | | |

_Torpedo Boats._ | | | | | |

Cushing | 1888| 105 | 22.5 | 1,720 | 82,750|

Ericsson | 1892| 120 | 24 | 1,800 | 113,500|

Stiletto | | 31 | 18.2 | 359 | 25,000|

Foote | 1896| 142 | 24.5 | 2,000 | 97,500|

Rodger | 1896| 142 | 24.5 | 2,000 | 97,500|

Winslow | 1896| 142 | 24.5 | 2,000 | 97,500|

Porter | 1896| 130 | 27.5 | ... | 147,000|

Du Pont | 1896| 180 | 27.5 | | 147,000|

Rowan | 1896| 182 | 26 | 3,200 | 150,000|

Plunger | | | | | |

(Submarine) | 1896| 168 | 8 | 1,200 | 150,000|

Dahlgren | 1897| 146 | 30.5 | 4,200 | 194,000|

T. A. M. Craven | 1897| 146 | 30.5 | 4,200 | 194,000|

Farragut | 1897| 273 | 30 | 5,600 | 227,500|

Davies | 1897| 128 | 22.5 | 1,750 | 81,546|

Fox | 1897| 128 | 22.5 | 1,750 | 85,000|

Morris | 1897| 103 | 22.5 | 1,750 | 89,000|

Talbot | 1887| 46.5| 20 | 850 | 39,000|

Gwin | 1897| 46.5| 20 | 850 | 39,000|

MacKensie | 1897| 65 | 20 | 850 | 48,500|

McKee | 1897| 65 | 20 | 850 | 45,000|

Stringham | 1897| 340 | 30 | 7,200 | 236,000|

Goldsborough | 1897| 247.5| 30 | 7,200 | 214,500|

Bailey | 1897| 235 | 30 | 5,600 | 210,000|

| | | | | |

OLD NAVY VESSELS| | | | | |

_Old Iron | | | | | |

Vessels._ | | | | | |

Alarm | 1874| 800 | 10 | 600 | ... |

Alert | 1873| 1,020 | 10 | 365 | ... |

Monocacy | 1863| 1,370 | 11.2 | 850 | ... |

Michigan | 1844| 685 | 10.5 | 305 | ... |

Pinta | 1865| 550 | 8.5 | 190 | ... |

Ranger | 1873| 1,020 | 10 | 365 | ... |

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_Old Wooden | | | | | |

Vessels._ | | | | | |

Adams | 1874| 1,375 | 9.8 | 550 | ... |

Alliance | 1873| 1,375 | 9.9 | 668 | ... |

Enterprise | 1873| 1,375 | 11.4 | 790 | ... |

Essex | 1874| 1,375 | 10.4 | 505 | ... |

Hartford | 1858| 2,780 | 12 | 2,000 | ... |

Lancaster | 1858| 3,250 | 9.6 | 733 | ... |

Marion | 1871| 1,900 | 11.2 | 753 | ... |

Mohican | 1872| 1,900 | 10.6 | 613 | ... |

Thetis | ...| 1,250 | 7.5 | 490 | ... |

Yantic | 1864| 900 | 8.3 | 225 | ... |

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|

| BATTERIES.

NAME +---------------+------------------------------------

AND CLASS. | Main. | Secondary.

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ARMORED VESSELS.| |

_Seagoing | |

Battleships._ | |

Indiana |4 13 in. B L R |20 6 pdr. and 6 1 pdr. R F, 4

|8 8 in. B L R |Gatlings.

|4 6 in. B L R |

Iowa |4 12 in. B L R |20 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F,

|8 8 in. B L R |4 Gatlings.

|6 4 in. B L R |

Maine |4 10 in. B L R |7 6 pdr. and 8 1 pdr. R F.

|6 6 in. B L R |

Massachusetts |4 13 in. B L R |20 6 pdr. and 6 1 pdr. R F, 4

|8 8 in. B L R |Gatlings.

|4 6 in. B L R |

Oregon |4 13 in. B L R |20 6 pdr. and 6 1 pdr. R F, 4

|8 8 in. B L R |Gatlings.

|4 6 in. B L R |

Texas |2 12 in. B L R |6 1 pdr. R F, 4 37 mm. H R C, 2

|6 6 in. B L R |Gatlings.

Kearsarge |4 13 in. B L R |14 5 in., 20 6 pdr. and 6 1 pdr.

|4 8 in. B L R |R F, 4 Gatlings, 1 Field Gun.

Kentucky |4 13 in. B L R |14 5 in., 20 6 pdr. and 6 1 pdr.

|4 8 in. B L R |R F, 4 Gatlings, 1 Field Gun.

Alabama |4 13 in. B L R |16 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F, 4

|14 6 in. B L R |Gatlings, 1 Field Gun.

Illinois |4 13 in. B L R |16 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F, 4

|14 6 in. B L R |Gatlings, 1 Field Gun.

Wisconsin |4 13 in. B L R |16 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F, 4

|14 6 in. B L R |Gatlings, 1 Field Gun.

| |

_Armored | |

Cruisers._ | |

Brooklyn |8 8 in. B L R |12 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F, 4

|12 5 in. R F |Gatlings.

New York |6 8 in. B L R |8 6 pdr. and 4 1 pdr. R F, 4

|12 4 in. R F |Gatlings.

| |

_Ram._ | |

Katahdin | ... |4 6 pdr. R F.

| |

_Dbl. Turret | |

Mons._ | |

Amphitrite |4 10 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 37 mm.

|2 4 in. R F |H R C, 2 1 pdr. R F C.

Miantonomoh |4 10 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr.

| |R F C.

Monadnock |4 10 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 37 mm.

|2 4 in. R F |H R C, 2 1 pdr. R F C.

Monterey |2 12 in. B L R |6 6 pdr. R F, 2 Gatlings, 4 1 pdr.

|2 10 in. B L R |R F C.

Puritan |4 12 in. B L R |6 6 pdr. R F, 4 Gatlings, 2 37 mm.

|2 4 in. R F |H R C.

Terror |4 10 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 in. R F Gatling, 2

| |7 mm. H R C.

| |

_Sing. Turret | |

Mons._ | |

Ajax |2 15 in. S B |

Comanche | ... |...

Canonicus |2 15 in. S B |2 12 pdr. H.

Catskill |2 15 in. S B |

Jason |2 15 in. S B |

Lehigh |2 15 in. S B |

Mahopac |2 15 in. S B |

Manhattan |2 15 in. S B |

Montauk |2 15 in. S B |

Nahant |2 15 in. S B |

Nantucket |2 15 in. S B |

Passaic |2 15 in. S B |

Wyandotte |2 15 in. S B |

| |

UNARMORED | |

STEEL VESSELS. | |

Atlanta. |6 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 4 3 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr.

|2 8 in. B L R |R F C, 2 47 mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Baltimore |4 8 in. B L R |4 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr.

|6 6 in. B L R |R F C, 4 37 mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Boston |6 6 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr.

|2 8 in. B L R |R F C, 2 47 mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Charleston |2 8 in. B L R |4 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr.

|6 6 in. B L R |R F C, 4 37 mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Chicago |4 8 in. R L R |9 6 pdr. R F. 4 1 pdr. R F C, 2 37

|8 6 in. B L R |mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

|2 5 in. B L R |

Cincinnati |10 5 in. R F G |8 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F C, 2

|1 6 in. R F G |Gatlings.

Columbia |2 6 in. R F G |12 6 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr. R F C,

|8 4 in. R F G |4 Gatlings.

|1 8 in. B L R |

Minneapolis |1 8 in. B L R |12 6 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr. R F C, 4

|2 6 in. R F G |Gatlings.

|8 4 in. R F G |

Newark |12 6 in. B L R |4 6 pdr. R F, 4 3 pdr. R F C, 4 37

| |mm. H R C, 4 Gatlings.

Olympia |4 8 in. B L R |14 6 pdr. R F, 6 1 pdr. R F C, 4

|10 5 in. R F G |Gatlings.

Philadelphia |12 6 in. B L R |4 6 pdr. R F, 4 2 pdr. R F C, 3 37

| |mm. H R C, 4 Gatlings.

Raleigh |10 5 in. R F G |8 6 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr. R F C, 2

|1 6 in. R F G |Gatlings.

San Francisco |12 6 in. B L R |4 6 pdr. and 4 3 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr.

| |R F C, 3 37 mm. H R C, 4 Gatlings.

| |

_Cruisers._ | |

Detroit |9 5 in. R F G |6 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F C, 1

| |Gatling.

Marblehead |9 5 in. R F G |6 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F C, 2

| |Gatlings.

Montgomery |9 5 in. R F G |6 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F C, 2

| |Gatlings.

| |

_Gunboats._ | |

Bennington |6 6 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. R F, 2 3 pdr. R F G, 2 37

| |mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

| |

Castine |8 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Concord |6 6 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. R F, 2 3 pdr. R F G, 2 37

| |mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Helena |8 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr. R F G, 2

| |Gatlings.

Machias |8 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G, 2 1

| |pdr. R F G.

Nashville |8 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G, 2

| |Gatlings.

Petrel |4 6 in. B L R |1 1 pdr. R F G, 2 37 mm. H R C, 2

| |Gatlings.

Wilmington |8 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 4 1 pdr. R F G, 2

| |Gatlings.

Yorktown |6 6 in. B L R |2 6 pdr. R F, 2 3 pdr. R F G, 2 37

| |mm. H R C, 2 Gatlings.

Annapolis |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Vicksburg |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Newport |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Princeton |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Marietta |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Wheeling |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

| |

_Special Class._ | |

Bancroft |4 4 in. R F G |2 6 pdr. and 2 3 pdr. R F, 1 1 pdr.

| |R F C, 1 37 mm. H R C, 1 Gatling.

| |

_Dispatch Boat._ | |

Dolphin |2 4 in. R F G |2 6 pdr. R F, 2 47 mm. H R C, 2

| |Gatlings.

| |

_Dynamite | |

Cruisers._ | |

Vesuvius |3 15 in. |3 3 pdr. R F.

|Dynamite Guns |

Torpedo Cruiser | ... |...

| |

_Torpedo Boats._ | |

Cushing | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Ericsson | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Stiletto | ... | ...

Foote | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Rodger | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Winslow | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Porter | ... |4 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Du Pont | ... |4 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Rowan | ... |4 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Plunger | |

(Submarine) | ... |2 W T.

Dahlgren | ... |4 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

T. A. M. Craven | ... |4 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Farragut | ... |6 6 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Davies | ... |2 1 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

Fox | ... |2 1 pdr. R F, 4 18 in. W T.

Morris | ... |3 1 pdr. R F, 4 18 in. W T.

Talbot | ... |1 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. W T.

Gwin | ... |1 1 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

MacKensie | ... |1 1 pdr. R F. 2 18 in. W T.

McKee | ... |1 1 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

Stringham | ... |7 6 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

Goldsborough | ... |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

Bailey | ... |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 18 in. W T.

| |

OLD NAVY VESSELS| |

_Old Iron | |

Vessels._ | |

Alarm | ... |...

Alert |2 9 in. S B |2 6 pdr. R F G, 2 37 mm. H R C, 1

|1 6 pdr. B L R |Gatling.

Monocacy |4 8 in. S B |1 3 pdr. R F, 1 3 in. B L H, 1 12

|2 60 pdr. B L R|pdr. S B, 2 Gatlings, 4 37 mm. and 2

| |47 mm. H R C.

Michigan |4 30 pdr. B L R|3 3 pdr. B L H, 2 Gatlings.

Pinta |2 12 pdr. S B H|1 Gatling.

Ranger |2 9 in. S B |1 3 pdr. B L H, 1 Gatling, 2 37 mm.

|1 8 in. S B |H R C.

|1 60 pdr. B L R|

| |

_Old Wooden | |

Vessels._ | |

Adams | ... |...

Alliance |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Enterprise |6 4 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G, 2 3

| |in. B L R.

Essex |13 5 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G.

Hartford |10 5 in. R F G |4 6 pdr. R F, 2 1 pdr. R F G, 4

| |Gatlings, 2 37 mm. H R C.

|25 in. B L R |

Lancaster | ... |...

Marion |4 32 pdr. |2 3 pdr. B L H.

Mohican |8 9 in. S B |1 3 pdr. B L H, 2 20 pdr. B L R, 1

|1 8 in. M L R |Gatling, 2 37 mm. H R C.

|1 60 pdr. R |

Thetis | ... |1 53 mm. H R C.

Yantic |2 9 in. S B |1 12 pdr. R F, 1 3 pdr. B L H, 1

|1 8 in. M L R |Gatling.

|1 60 pdr. R |

The above are steam vessels. In addition to the old Navy vessels

enumerated above, are the following sailing vessels: Receiving-ship

Constellation, 10 guns, built 1854; Training-ships Monongehela,

12 guns, built 1862, and Portsmouth, 15 guns, built 1843; and

School-ships Jamestown, St. Mary’s, and Saratoga.

The following-named steel, iron, and wooden steam tugs are a part of

the Naval Force: Fortune, Leyden, Nina, Rocket, Standish, Triton,

Iwana, Wahneta, Narketa, Traffic, Unadilla, and No. 5. Their

horse-power varies from 147 to 500 each.

The following old wooden ships are not fit for further sea service:

Receiving-ships Franklin, Wabash, Minnesota, Constitution,

Independance, Dale, Omaha, Pensacola, Richmond, Iroquois, and

Vermont. The St. Louis, Nipsic, and New Hampshire are wooden naval

reserve ships.

ABBREVIATIONS.--M., Monitor. 1-t, 2-t, one turret, 2 turrets; B. S.,

Battleship; C. Cruiser; R. S., Receiving-Ship; C. D., Coast Defense;

T., Training-Ship: A. C., Armored Cruiser; P. C., Protected Cruiser;

D. C., Dynamite Cruiser; N. R., Naval Reserve; D. B., Dispatch

Boat; G. B., Gunboat; B. L. H., Breech-loading Howitser; B. L. R.,

Breech-loading Rifle; T. B., Torpedo Boat; C. G. B., Composite

Gunboat; Gat., Gatling Gun; R. F. G., Rapid Fire Gun; R., Rifle when

in main battery, Ram when referring to class; H. R. C., Hotchkiss

Revolving Cannon; R. F., Rapid Fire; S. B., Smooth Bore; S. B. H.,

Smooth Bore Howitser; M. L. R., Muzzle-loading Rifle; pdr., pounder;

mm., millimetres; W. T., Whitehead Torpedo Tubes; S. T. B. Submarine

Torpedo Boat; R. F. C., Rapid Fire Cannon.

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