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General Order No. 1, Signed By U.S. Navy Commander In Chief Matthew C. Perry, Dated December 21, 1852., Matthew Calbraith Perry Commander In Chief U.S. Naval Forces
General Order No. 1, Signed By U.S. Navy Commander In Chief Matthew C. Perry, Dated December 21, 1852., Matthew Calbraith Perry Commander In Chief U.S. Naval Forces
Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection
Matthew C. Perry, the Commander in Chief of U.S. Naval Forces, stationed on the U.S.S. Frigate Mississippi at the time of this order, publishes General Order No. 1 stating that notes, journals, articles of communication and other items prepared by officers or persons will be endorsed and transmitted to the Commander in Chief and Navy Department to be used for government convenience. Signed at sea, December 21, 1852.
Letter From Matthew C. Perry, In Norfolk, Virginia Aboard The U.S. Steam Frigate Mississippi, To William J.W. Clancy, Commanding U.S. Steam Frigate Powhattan, Directing Him On The Route By Which He Shall Sail To Macau (China). November 23, 1852., Matthew Calbraith Perry Commander East India Squadron, William J.W. Clancy Commander U.S. Steam Frigate Powhattan
Letter From Matthew C. Perry, In Norfolk, Virginia Aboard The U.S. Steam Frigate Mississippi, To William J.W. Clancy, Commanding U.S. Steam Frigate Powhattan, Directing Him On The Route By Which He Shall Sail To Macau (China). November 23, 1852., Matthew Calbraith Perry Commander East India Squadron, William J.W. Clancy Commander U.S. Steam Frigate Powhattan
Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection
Intructions from Mathew C. Perry to William J.W. Clancy regarding his voyage on the Powhattan to China. Perry directs Clancy to stop in Madeira to refuel and then again at the Cape of Good Hope, and again at Mauritius or Isle of France. Perry also discusses other details of the voyage. November 23, 1852. Norfolk, Virginia, abourd the U.S Mississippi.