The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-17

constantly passing up the Tennessee river but hesvy
rains In Tennessee render the roads impossible Tor -
tazy movements
Aid for Savannah.
SAILING or rHH RHBECOA oLYDz AND pAMdk
WEBSTER.
The Rebecca Clyde passed from hcr pier on 6asurAng
evening bearing at hor masthead large white flag wA
underneath "Rolef for the ctizons OF Savannah" e.
was chsered from pier 70 pier thus manifssing ths
sympathy Of our people with suffering humanity -
encouraging tho charitable In their good work.
Tho committee having charge o. the suppacs have.
we learn. commissioned special agents. accredited BY hs
Chamber Of Commerce and tho Produce Exchange -
supsrAsend the distribution under the direction Of Ne
civil and military authorities OF Savannah.
The owners OF the Rebeoca Clyde have not only giva
the free Of the steamer 70 carry tho provisions but
have without charge, placed II board and given fsa
passage 70 the agenta
We also learn that this has the hearty -
proyal Of the President Of tho United States end the As9
secretaries Of the Treasury and War.
Tho shipment consists in part OFFS
1000 barrels Of -four
500 barrels Indian meal
600 barrels vegetables
IS 900 pounds salted and smoked meats and naA.
$4,000 pounds frosh beef and mutton
100 sacks sah.
Is barrels molassea
Also donations from grocers OF SOAP pickles. vneSas -
Tho steamship Daniel Webster sailed yesterday ~
Savannah, carrying q large amount Of provisions -
other neceasaes for the relief OF the citizens Of ~
place. her cargo being the voluntary and liberal ooasaa
Ions OF our citizens.
BOSTON SUPPLIES FOB sAvANNAH.
The steamer Greyhound, Captain Child, sailed m.
Boston Saturday afternoon for Port Royal O., VIA
cargo provisions and other necessares for che nss
people Of Savannah. Messrs. Harrison O. Briggs, Wn
H. Baldwin, Of the firm Of Baldwin b Curry, and HEMP
D. Hyde arc in charge Of these supplies win pre-
and be distributed among the citizens before next 6aas
day night vt the farthesk
The Death OF Mr.. Everett-Further Pas.
ticulars.
fFrom the Boston Advertiser Jan 10
Our citizens worc painfully startled yesterday BY tAs
news Of the sudden death Of Edward Everett wasse
lately that he had boon Streets his face End
step giving sign OF the change TO come, his
last speech In Faneuil Hall stu so fresh In tho miAd
or every one that unwecome story could hardly b
believed The shock fell ali classes His loss, feH
everywhcre DO public calamity came TO be almost
private grief his life and his virtues were discussed N
the family CIRCLE His death WAS announced In many
pupits during the morning service and was made the
subject and appropriate notice In the various
Up last week. Mr. Everett has recently been In
markably good hoaitir Il viii DO remembered by many
year at the State House the 4th instant listening
with attention to Governor Andrews address On Satur
his own case aganas the ety Of tharesown 10 devoted
the forenoon or Monday last 10 the some business and
Fanuc Hail. where he spoke in aid Of tho project OF ssn
ing assistance to the suffering citizens Of Savannah.
Mr. Everctts speech was delivered with even moss
manner was especially fervid and his arguments for u
in the interest Of which he spoke were urged with
unusually flushed but bore trace Of the expression -
latent suffering which has of ato years been too Often
among those who listened 70 this the last public enbrs
Of his e that the eloquonce Of the appeal would
pare favoraby with which bad over fallen mon
Mr. Everett although much fatigusd returned 10 III
Court House after the close d the Faneui Hall mecting
and engaged there from throo 70 six o'clock IN The
January hs fs: 50 un~e sAs he ssns os Ii. %sSis
ness 70 the uausasl Isbors Of the day saying tha4 hs
spoke in FAneuil Hall with great effort Thore appeared
sdersbiy more depressed in mind in relation 70 his 49,
ness than would be expected naturally.
The next morning Tuesday tho patient was somsw.s
going again the Court House. On Wednesday no was
NOS well again. The doulty appeared to DO sevses
cause anxiety among his rienda He visited twios
daily by DR. Hayward during the week. continuing much
considered himsof much better and would not allow :
watcher TO remain In his room his attendant although
and and out Of tho room - frequently during .Ss
night and had a constant care over him =
watcher could have kept She saw him At twenty
calmly Al precisely four O'Clock just a. the time ptscs
in the entry struck the hour the attendant sitting q
3
Burning stairs she found him the door breath.
ing heavily and evidently In apoplsctic IT. Dr. Hay
nod but i not until n M Everett had Oshsd S,s
Is proper now 70 mention that Mf Everett had
slight threatening Of similar attack Of apopoxy abosa
such subect he mot informed Of the nature Of h
attack and his precise character has only been known -
Dr. Hayward and 70 one osher person. Mr. Bversss co.
HONoRs 10 TIE MEMORY OF rHI LATE HoN. n.
wARD IvnRTr.
Bos7ox, Jan TO- 1853
The two branches OF The legislature TO- day appointed
oint committee 10 consider and report upon suah1a
testimonial Of gratitude and respect 70 the memory -
the lase Hon. Edward Evsreta
The city government Of Boston, ~ special msstinsts-
death Of Mr. Everett and appointed committee 70 make
such arransomsns In regard 70 the funeral - may b
BnyAn. Me-, Jan 10, 1865
The ags in this city are at haf-mast in honor Of ~
memory Of Hon Edward Everett. =, :. 80.
An order from the War Department requires that Al
military posts forts and arsenals display their naga =
order and a. : further honor rendered 70 the memoy
Of the late Edward Everett all the department. buildings
draped with the usual insignia Of mourning 70
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan 10, 1885,
Joint committee Of the Legislature appointed -
sudden dcccass Of tho Hon. Edward kvorctt, who's
death has occasionsd universal sadnesa They will ~
port tomorrow.
0anD sAzsD czARnr Cosunr-A grand sacred con-
cert In aid Of the House q the Good Shepherd tool
place al Cooper institute Last night under the auspices q
several Of the highest disnares Of the Roman Catholic
church. The feature q the entertainment was the pss
Torrance Of Buschs SSsba ko1sv produced lately a. -
Annes church. under the direction Of Mr. 0onsals1
with great success Wa splendidiy rendered last evees
ing hs artists being Mss kara Brainsrd, Nile 0ctsvte
Gomisn Mr. Geo. Gtmpson and Ne 0onsAlsA Mr. Simpeoa
sang the tenor parts with exquisite TASTE and nnnn
Among The prominsss psssons on The platform wen