New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18


termsster and his Sergeant The band es-
capped from the car which contained them
BY crawling into one which had fallen the top Of
them, and by this means were enabled to save them
selves from perishng. The instruments were rem
dered useless. TIE following are the names OF the
KILLED.
s.u Gl.rer and Barton OAxier father and son belong
ing Adams yiilsss, Jrnerson County
Nelson Eorton. Cape Vincent
John sharna1, 10 relatives In this country
Master DIiscol civilian. belonging TO OTeenoosh
1HE INJURED.
OuArtsruastsr d. Wolf Private Bsshnell.
Lieut. Gates. Howard. Fresusn Philips.
Alexander Mcneil and Allen Mcneil (bro,her)
Loushlsn aud Burze-, belonging 10 tie Band
Il. bIanerd. Lltchheld
The case Of the Glsziers 10 represented As beng
peculiarly melancholy. II appears thst the father
aud son had enlisted in the service OF their country
from the most patriotic motives and had Just parted
from the wife and mother full OF hope ana spirit and
encouraged by her fortitude in the painful hour OF
separation. TIE telegraph that announced TO her
the oss Of her husband and son lie blow indeed TO
heart that has already drawn largely upon It's courage
and resolution TO II for cheerful parting with
those who were called from her aide only by deep
sense Of dnty.
Mr.. Shoemaker, the botel-keeper at Tiyol, de-
serve. praise for tho sympathetic and whoe-heaned
manner in which be attended the wante of the IN.
jured soldiers.
The regiment il now quar'ered at the Park Bar
racks. The following is the list Of officers:
srAU-Coloasl HepTy Nie'ei Lisu'sn1n,,c oione. G.
Iiteh.ld n-or. W. K Hanford A5jaisni j. fTed Ern,e
ale, Assistant 5uisesn. f. o seymour Caspian ", A
Nichols. rsrsesnt MAJOR J. H. sinuonsi Cnsitermss,eE-
s,rse.ni John D'.e. coa.~i''.r,Ss,.-ipt p S,,'n;
ID Liea,. 5 4. Mont Company B-CsPt; h. sSeil, IL.
Lieut. Jscob osss. d Lieut. Ct. hunteiL SoTy.ns Z
P.nons. Comp.ny D-Cspt d. TomliHson lot Liess. J.
Moor. ID Lieut. chs. sco'tL Company e apt : r,ss
CAPT, Li H. B.t.l. .s Liea NJ Sehol. "a Lieu. Il Q
Li.u. T. Maybew Conpsny H-Cspt }. T. Brsss, IL, Lieut.
l.. ..rpenter' 20 Lieut. q Mecoabef ConPsay I-csp. A
" Nu,tiug l., Lieut. ~ Mansfield 2d Lient - Merrill
v%f $'p ). n wooS~rd - Lawn" - - 0'
The soldiers who were sent 70 the New.York Hos
pta, with the exception Of two or three, had re-
covered sufficiently last evening, to return TO the
regiment Those who remain viii probably be able
TO join tue regiment in time to leave the city this
evening. Last evening the bard Wa provided with
new get Of instruments with which they proceeded
to dcours. grateful strains TO the pleasure Of several
hundred bystsndeu
Yesterday, the lsundries Of the Aston House and
St. Nicholas Hotel, large portion of the Park Bar
the soldiers clothing. The work was ali accom-
pli-hed about o'clock End the various articles col
eced at the Barracks. number Of articles belong
Ing TO the regiment were iished from the water
where the disaster occurred, on Sunday, and for
warded to this city yesterday.
CAPTAIN RINGGoLD.-T gallant officer of the
navy having been presented by the New York Life
Saving Benevolent Association with their large gold
medal in CONNIE noration Of bis successful efforts,
and those OF the officers and crew under bis CON-
mand, or board the United States frgaie Sabine in
saving over four hundred lives from the transport
steamer Governor on the I'd and "a Of November, 4
1861 responds TO the compliment in the following
letter:
UNITED STATES FKla.rs SABINE, N.yr.YAnp,}
Nsw-IoES. March :, 1e2 ! |
T. TRson ssq Presieent Of the VeSasiEs Befevoess
DTis sE have the honor to scknovcdse the receipt e
ed by H.. Lic.Sayag Benevolent Association oil Ne~Nok
in comm.morat OF h successful efforts OF ysen anc
The United State. sse Sabine ia n. four hundred
iyes the anspor, steamer Governor tho I'd ard ID
Of Soystnbe-, 1861.
am rr.iGet to know that effort. the, memorable
received the approval Of the Association Of which
10 save lie /. ever sacred duty Their circurn-
however thai made The rescue IN This Instance pcoa-
The M.ia. Corps. well known forms very important
branch Of our navy body has superior in point 81
dsc.pno g.sriry and devotion duty. III. battalion
MAJOR kornods on bosrc the transport oil
the ldrou 90 which the Ss)ns attached and when we
oyerod ts heye., condition your generous implies
viii pond 10 the deep cmotions that died cur
hearts aud The ascy with which We hurried 10 The recue
Tie medal be L. most acceptable aud VIII Dc re
s.rdeJ No. moro enduring aud pleasing nsmeuto"
ihsn be cheIished delicate tribute 10 the
.p-c entertained by tho Association for tho services rendered
siu SIR viii great respect. your ooedon e want.
CADWALADER RfNCGOLD. Captain U. 3. Navy
Tux CEsrHAL PARK CONSERVATORY. Parsons
& Co. Of Flushing have agreed with the Commits
sioners Of the Central Park to construct the largest
in tue United States the grounds OF
Inc Park The building is to be OF iron and glass, /
200 feet long, 20 feet WIDE and about 50 feet high.
II will front Fifth avenue, its center being opposite
Sevt MY fourth street. IL will be built in three
stories; stairs and balconies giving 10 every
part Of the building. The florists named above are
10 erect tho building entirely ut their own sxpanse;
are TO place nothing in il but flowers which they may
-el TO visitors. The public shall be admitted free
The work il 70 be completed by the Let Of January,
1864. Parsons & Co. are to pay rent TO the Con-
nissonors. The cost Of the Conservatory will b
,bout $4,000.
Mr.. Got,chalk il will be seen Is giving instihe~S
one to-day--for the purpose Of illustrating sans
faeoa piano.play ng-stopping to explain answer
lue.,ionr. and no lorth-tbe instrument being placed
,,;,,... =, A. hau 10, the pu-pOve o. lmrrQvef