New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
.SAN FRANCISCO Fund.

meeting ofte Committee was held Saturday morning
in the Board Room OF the New Insurance Buildngs-hr
Perret IL the Char Mr. Teston, Treasurer announced
that the sum in his hands amounted TO $4,000 Subss
quenfy, Mr. Cunard gave in $3.50, Mr. Kingsland $780,
and the Board Of Underwriters $1,000, making total OF
1880 This voted to be disposed ofas folio
To the Captains of the Three Bells Klby and Antarctic
each s25OO gold medal and silver pitcher tea service
at their option
To the mates Of the above three ships $3.50 and gold
mccall each.
To tie second mates 5000 each and gold medal
To the petty officers 500 each and gold medal
To the Seamen $50 each and silver medal
TO The Captain OF the Lucy Thompson service Of
plate to cost $1,000, and gold medal.
To Tie mate OF the Lucy Thompson, ESQ and gold
medal
To tie other officers of the Lucy Thompson gold medal
each and half th amount in money awarded the officers
Of like grade Of the first named three ships
To the seamen Of the Lucy Thompson, each s25 and
silver medal.
service Of plate valued at $1,000 and gold medal to
Lieut. Murray, of the Navy.
service Of plate valued at $1,000 and gold medal to
Capt Watkins.
To Mr. Marshall, Chief Engineer of the San Francisco
$500 and gold medal
To The frst mate of the San Francisco $3.50 and gold
medal
To the second mate Of the San Francisco, $500 and
gold medal
The following resolution read by Mr.. Lowe:
od Tat e public be Noticed that the sum eone5apsd
IN saving the passengers of the steamship san Frocco
ana that the Committee propose further T. ct
hel in aid Of like lsudaoe ooet ard VII therefore
fIbf teIrors to be applied added the funds Of tie
Saving Benevolent Association which and has been noby
those performing acts Of herosm and bravery
Mr. Tileson subscribed heartily to this resolution. lie
~. of he pohl in ex
istence though it was comparatively little known in this
CITY bad life boats and stations the jersey and Long
Island shores and many shpwrecked mariner had reason
TO bless it, This institution has already distributed very
large amount Of medals to those deserving, and 10 some
instances money He mentioned this TO show that money
contributed to would be well bestowed and BIO felt
sured that such appropriation would be satisfactory every
gentleman who would put his name their subscription
books
The solution unanimously adopted
The Committee Plate instructed to distribute the
money voted to the sailors at They were also en-
powered to call public meeting for the purpose Of pre-
senng the plate 70 the officers The meeting then Od
iourned.
RESCUE OF TIE PASSENGERS AID CREW THE SAN
FRAsc1sco-The Committee of the Common Council con
sistng Of Aids Blunt Hofmhe and Lord and Councinen
Wild Hodgkinson and Seely waited Saturday forenoon
pursuant TO resolution upon Capt Robert Creighton OF ship
Three Bells who with his gallant officers and were so
instrumental in the Of the passengers and crew othe
San Francco and rendered to him. agreeaby to said reso
luton the thanks of the Corporation and citizens of New
York for the humane and noble conduct displayed by him
self and crew on that occasion, and inviting him to meet
the citizens Of New York in the Governors Room Of the
City Hall at such time may suit his convenience We
understand The invitation accepted, aud that Capt T.
VIII meet such ladies and gentlemen as may call upon him
at the Governors Room Thursday next at II clock
by Telegraph
THE SAN FRANCISCO RESCUERS
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Jan 81, 1854:
subscription list has been opened al the Exchange TO
ward the testimonial to the San Francisco rescuers:
We have no mail south of Washington this morning
BosTos, Saturday Jan. 81, 1854
The amount subscribed in this city for testimonial to
the San Francisco rescuers reaches $4,000.
We are in the midst of an old fashioned January haw,
and our streets almost impossible. IL has been raining
with Lrnf iuinrXals since Yt.terdaY mOrnIng