New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

CITY ITEMS.


CITY ITEMS.
Isprrrrpr ~ TrLLrAy LLOYD GARRISON
rot, =, will be delivered by Mr. Gorrison this tues
day) evening at the Cooper institute ID aid Of the Al
rcs, Colonization Society for the Education OF freeu
men and Children, AID the Relief OF sick and "e"naeu
so,d,e-s Subject" National Retribution and Nc'
demption."
BoRTicULrURAL-Thc second lecture Of the
rreo course OF the horticultural Association o. tho
American Institute VIII be given by james bogg esq,
th. evening at n o'clock at the rooms Of the instt
tnte in tho Cooper lop Building. Subject: 1ses Of
the Bible and the Classics Tickets may be procured
Mt the mnsic store Of VIM X. Hall g. Son, No. Io
Broadway and ct tho rooms Of the Institute.
RuRys's AyNIyERsARY- The Anniversary Din
ner of the Burns Club will be held at the Mason Doree
on Wednesday evening.
EASTERN MAIL.-On and after the 2oth INST.
the Eastern Mail will close at the New-York Post-oihce
ut O'Clock p. IN, instead Of the present hour-o'l'.
| PORTRAIT OP GEN. SHERMAN.-Mr. >. 1.
Bottre tho well known engfsver. has just published
surrounded by border of finely executed battle Scenes
THE CONTACT FOR LIGHTING THE CITY WITH
GAs-The Controller being absent Monday, the
opening Of bids for lighting the street gas lamps was
further postponed.
SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-By A. J. BIeeckcr
Son & Co at private SALE Tho Store and Lot 20 ls2
Pearl.st, between Pine.st.. aud Maiden Lane. $4,000
Terms cash.
PRESENT TO THg SANITARY COMMISSION
The Hon. George p. Harsh. United States Minister At
Turip has presented ~ the United States Sanitary Com
mission through Mr. John Sherwood, ESQ., Of this city
the copyright Of his work - Man and Nature
SACRED CoYCEKT.-A sacred concert on Sun
day evening in the Church Of st. John the Evangelist
Fiftioth-si. Tou.thaye., afforded fine oppor'
,uny to exhibit the capacities Of the great organ which
has recently been procured for that church The music
was principally sacred. ana was rendered by several
eminent artists. Mr. Brandels. however. performed
the overture Ia Cara Ladra. and Mr. Charles Wells
the overture to William TELL aud several Of the pieces
were warmly applauded.
| THE SwEEyy. Brooks LIBEL CASE Posi-
eordrr Ho.rman yc,cid Y. postponed to the lrst
Monday III February, at one o'c!ock.
The LIGHr.GUARD BALL.-Thc annual ball
Of tie Lialt Guard QCouIony q, fist Res meni. ~ y
is. ". G) was he'll lest evening at the Academy OF
Music anr, In point II numbers and elegance. fully
cquaed any u its predecessors The decorations were.
usual in good ta.tc AT tie upper cfd ~ the rom
was a rascd dai, on which was Geld piece. stack
II mu.tc,s. aud Other military parupherr alin. sur
noun Jed by gas Jet Which were the words. Light
Guard organized lsgs.' and above hand grasp
Ing hntchet. The body % tie house was fes-
TONED with tho national cuors ard from the
various tiers suspended containing cfnaries
making the air vocal with their music Two full bands
we're present. under TIC leadership ~ Harvey Doj-
worth AID tie music rbishcd during the evening was
Of the very best d, scrpon Among The invited guests
present MAI. Gen. SANFORD and staff; his Honor
Mayor Gun,her Supervisor Tu ecd. Col TraEord Of The
list recimcu MAJOR Young 81 the 9Th regiment. end
number Of other military and civic guests. Capt.
Tompkins Lieut.. Burdctt aid others OF the Company
exer,cd Themselves to he utnos to contribute to the
success Of tie ball and with well deserved success
| BoARp OF SUPERVISORS. The Board met
M 1. &C ock M. on Mo- da,. the President, Hon WI
liam NJ Tweed. In the chair
lho lurIuCrs of importance fr1nsfctrd was mo
appointment nf Standing Committees Of the Board for
tie year. and Which arr u. follows:
nnI 1sr-,-E.t =. furdy JSne' Davis, Smith Fly IT,.
A. WI lu.snB.
CtyI rour''-Iienry Smith +. +. Pur5y, A. wllmann,
spib Fly,
Comfy .f-e.-wsl,rr Roche. W. n. Stewart T. Bri.s.
81 eridsn SHOOK.
Crin iial Court. and Poioe-smth Ely IT, Sheridan
shook. Jorn Fox. James Davis.
Prblir Chs-. hbd toir-ctions-Ienry Smith, John Fox
Orison stunt " alter Roc q.
Piinus AID Ststiou,Iy-Lri.on Blunt John Fox, w. r.
Stew art joan r. Lug..
Cum Iioa..-Jebn IL. rris,. VIM II. Stewart. Walter
Roche. Sheridan Shoos.
Hsfrm Lr.dso-Jsue. Davis. Walter Roche VIM. n. Stew
art JON Fot.
fne-Iohn Fox. Sheridan Shook. T. p. Purdy, Ori.on
Blum.
Rrpir. to CHAMBER of tie Bosrd-Or.on Blunt, Z. 8. |
Pv,dy A. W,fIrnn, John Fox
s ah-.-sLeridan sLoh. smith Fly, Jr. W. r. Stewart,
Wal or RocLe
National Ansin-E y. Purdy, Jas Davis. John Fox, O.
Blunt, A. WI, mann
ArlDoe. and Dill Ro,m.-w inism r. Stewart. Walter
Roche Henry smith, John H. Briggs Sheridan SHOOK John
Riot Cisms-Jamss Davis, Smith Ely, IT,, A. Wllmsnn,
T.. D. Purd,, % Blunt. j. r. Bngs.
Thj Board then adjourned to Tuesday. at one O'clock
p. III.
EXEMPT FIREMESs MEETIYG-DEyUNCIA-
TIos OF TIE PAID FIRE DErART,iRyT.-There was
rather slender Attendance ut tae Frcmen's Hall last
evening Which wss the occasion OF a meeting Of ex.
empt rcmen to discuss the merits Of the proposed sub
stitution OF the present volunteer fire department for
new system in Which the members will receive pay for
their services. Mr.. Philip W. Engs chosen Chair
ofthe meeting and upon taking bis seat said that