The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13

prooahn that they could receive the said tountv
hare On Wednesday General HAYS and euter.
visor Blunt arranged the prerninsries for recruit
log nor this corps II lis also un1erstood that the
Go'crnuoni dsbursins officer has received instruc-
noos firm Wsshingson N psy the special bounty,
and noshins nov prevents . vigorous prosecution
| Of the work.
BOARD ov Fpuo ALTON -ORGLsrzArroS ron
iT.-rhe BOARD convened st Ave O'Clock p NJ on
Wednesday, for organization. Uton . ballot being
taken tr permanent Presid.nt, James A Mclean,
E%q, Vas unsnimously reelected President Of the
Board for the year 1S66. Mr. Mclean, upon being
cond,ctod W the chair, briefly returned his thanks
the Board for the high honor they had conferred
| upon him.
M. Thomas poese -n reelected Clerk n the
board BY unanimous vote, and bis deputy, M
Myron Winch, vv also reelected. The Board n on
Isoreoied 10 tho election Of Inspectors for Common
Schools with ,be following result First Dstrct-
John Aterson and G-orge Durochs. SeNui Dis
tict-Jesso q. KEYS and Robert Fair. Third ms
t-iot-GHorgo y Nrrkloo and Al're,i Moor. Fourth
Ds,rct-Eiwsrd Perlcy and bernard Z .wools.
Phtl n strict-J. Crus brown and Rotert tuns-
yer. sixth D.strirt-A ioip' us G. RAJ snt David
w.. Aten. seventh Distinct Henry Clunscu, IT.,
ard John c rotzcn.
he board proceercd 10 make the slowing -.
each district r. ecrve FOR the for -hich they
were elected :-Frst u stnct-Gcorsc purrha.
Bccund District --Jcsse q. ks. ItirI p.sT g
George L. Merhe FOURTH n .t-ct Uerua~l Z
Woods. FIFTH srict-E.t,-t Eu"erer. sixth
haric,-DA,id W Allon. seyeusn q strct Hen
~ C,ausen- yr
On motion the Board selected TIE following sen.
tiomeu from die list shove g. servo A. tlluws &c.
Frs, ID s,rict--.I,'hn Iterson, for yrs-s seoul
DisrIct-Rober, PAR, FOE years. Thiri uNuct
Alfred More Tor y'rs. Fourth psu7cs
Ed-srd NJ fer'ey' Tor : ycs--. Pm DISTRICT J.
Crosby Brown, Nr years. aixtn pistrct-Ai1i-
phus c. Run. COR years. seventh District JOAN
{ r,eMen.
small amount n ru'itirc business having teen
tsnaaet-d, the Board adjourned.
SKATING CARSIvAL.-A grand carnival on
1s took plsoe yesterday on the F.lh Avenue sSat-
ing Pond, commencing At one O'Clock The fancy
costumes were few, however. Russians Poles,
Holland Dutch. Lsplander, EsquimsuS and Choc-
tag Indians were the chief characters represented.
Two excellent bands were in attendance, and In the
cv, ming grand display Of fireworks took place.
No MoRE TEsrIMoNTALs.-A resolution was
adopted wedncsday, by the Board Of Police ~ the
ofot that hereafter presents and testimonials by
mou bors Of the force 10 any n the officers Of the
force will no, be allowed nor will any member OF
the force he SLOWED to collect money from citizens
for the purpose Of presenting testimonials 10 shy
member Of the force
THE SAVANNAH Mrrs.-A regular postal
communication Ia soon " be estshlished between
Savannah aud the Northern states. The Savannah
Post ofico Us now in charge Of Colonel A. n Mark
land, special agon, Of the Post-ofice Department,
an the superintendent, of military mails
AID FOR SAvASsAH.-Coi. Allen acknowl-
Igea from. Ialh 4 81 .pI "a
from ?. I B.rnuu, Esq, in aid Of the Savannah
sufferers.
Cosr or REMovryG AsuEs, MANURE, Ere.
by the annual rspor Of the Superintendent Of
Sanitary Inspection, 1t sppcsrs tha. the amount Of
work done in the cleaning Of the streets and the
removal Of the filth is a. follows: Ashes, GAG, 1G3
loads rubhiah, 1T251i; manure, i2l,gi9-in all,
g64, 900 loads have been removed from the streets
for the past twelve mouths ending on the 3lT Be-
cember, 1864. This work has been Performed al
about 20 cents PER load, which would Amuunt 30
s3ls,Il6Oo; an expenditure simply for carriage,
aud altogether exclusive " sw' epAgo and removal
from the city. The work for the cleaning and
carting for the Twelfth Ward has not boon includ-
ed in the shove, as the labor has been done by
dAys' work, in consequence of the extent Of terri.
tory over winch ,his Ward extends.
AoCDENr.-On Wednesday the carriage
horses Of Hon Hors;e +. Clark, ran away in F,s,
29d street. and at the corner Of 4th Avenue came in
collision with the team Of Mr. T. RodmAn, breaking
the leg 81 hors. Waived at OCN belonging 10 tie
later. Mr. Clart's team also came in contact with
8 carriage telongins 10 Hogan's stables N BROAD.
way, near 18th street. which was badly damage,
THE CONSOLIDATED STAGE CoMPANN.-
John Murphy has been appointed receiver II the
Consol dated Stage COMPANY, which owns tbc
Broadway, Wall and South Ferry. ard the Seventh
Avenue and Eighth street line. ~ STAGES The com
| sav. a ~ a.. - a.
N November lsst, spd tho case has been 10 the
| -our,s
MILITARY.
Fo' some time rs.t therc mas be,n trouble brew.
IL in the 6o'h Regiment which hnsiy reached II.
eliminating point in that an application was made
to the State Commsnder-in. Chief to consolidate the
several companies so "A TO make one strong COM
yany ont n two weak ones This application was
,snod by Major General SANFORD, commanding
the First Dvsion, md Drigsdier General Even,
commanding the Fourth Brigade, To which III.
tfa REGIMENT belongs sui the Governor era ntcl
the application. - was made In consequence o.
tie small number pArsded al the inspection m Oc-
Der las, Company tShe strongest company In
inc re mcn' under the lamcntcd Cnrcoran, Flood
Ani H7gserty) hay n paradcd only ten men On
the other hsnd, II ia claimed that the comraulAnt
Of the regiment tCol. Rlsleyl would not permit
any mAu to parade who had not froIk coat tbs
could not lie done Az the clothing Of the mon was
wgrn out by service in WASHINGTON and on S'ntcn
Island. The mon say that they could have para 81
In nl strength, but had no fr1ck coats and con p.
quenuy they unable u To present without
mourning punishment Tor disolcd cuoc # ordcrs.
The junior officers who would sultr by the con-
| soldahon, were, uf course, unwilling 10 lose thor
| commissions and accordingly = committee waited
On The Commander Chief, ant the result Is that
an inspection has beou ordered, aud # the mon 10
not pArA.bo In sufficient suou tn then Il is feared
the reg mont may he dshAnded. Il Is hoped that