New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

Seebach, IN Wee. Forty OF an elegant puggy,
a. of the respect and esteem held for MN Dy ts
bookkeepers In the finance department Inv peso Oas
alton was made by Wskeman II. Dikeman. esq, stoeK
| clerk, In behalf c. ths other clerks.
| RELIEF Poa SAvANNAH.-The steamship Re-
beccs Clyde sailed o- Savannah on Saturday evening
heavily laden with assorted cargo OF provisions TOT
distribution among the suffering people OF Savannah.
Mr. Archibald Baxter, Chairman OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Relief Committee, accompanied tho Vessel
! in charge. Col Julian Aliens steamer, the Danir'
Webster will star. her Southwark voyage this hter.
noon nj which time her extensive cargo Is eIpected 10
be complete Mr. g. ID. Babcock. treasurer OF the ne.
lief Fund has received the following suoscrlptiohs III
'q Hd~srd Ps i.O $500 aso Hall r.bs ch.uns
sc G. p1rsndb : s3s' irJ nSRsy.
Es: sS z1geaST N $50 ssG s. k sisS5'
turing ESQ csh ; r.ul sp9s.sot i w SsS p:s.
bell Co. oO 800; Atsnt. Vita Co seOS
sian, LIE ms Co.. 500 Ls...OP MdnstOn &c. Co. SOU
'Inu sG M' B.2sass h l9: Co. s sISS
John + Johnston $685. Poetic Nail stesm.hip CO. 600
mmai in. CO. Co., $500 Merne in. Co.. ssO; M
tusI In. Co. $500 Albert Chsh go k;w,s1ss go
Q. vom s2S.J; falsoneI Slco H. b. claim Co., 'i''"
The steamer Greyhound. with supplies is already on
her way, that the hungry people Of Savannah WILL IN
PASSENGERS LOST ON TIE MELVILLE.
Among the passengers Of ths unfortunate steamer
Melville was Mr. T. Osborne. this father OF former
correspondent Of TAs Herald. Mr.. Galen IL. Osborne
lie had recently como on from Hilton Head In the
Fulton with the body Of his son. Geoently deceased
AID took passage the Ceres TO return to Beaufort
bn. sfterward, changing his mind went BY tho Nell
yle and was lost with her. Mr.. Is. n Lee postmaster
/ Ill. II dang al
over Of som.ryle Mass, were also among the lost
M and Mrs Lee are said to have been sstinable per
Der Of The Young Mems Christian Association q BOSTON
and bad for some time been elder Of The Harrison
Presbyterian Church Of that ci'y ore
ntenlsn. Of contrabands At hat place. W Imam '"
Bishop Co. an active business man of PToYlhcnce.
r. l.. and brother inlaw 81 Gen BurnndS ~ n so
among the lost ,og ether With bis two daughteh As
Mary j. ana Hiss Anna j. Bishop.
RAIL AT WILLBTT's POIyT.-On Friday night
las, Complimentary Ball given by the officers at
aohed to the Grant General Hospital. Wiistts POINT
IN their splendid msssroom, which WAS beantfuHy mr.
ranged and decorated for the festive occasion There
x,s consdersble assembage OF distinguished guests
frotn hi, city Tiushisg ard the neighborns district
and tho Hop was decided success. The band OF ne
Seventh New York Infantry va, in attendance ono alu
Justice 10 its wel-earned reputation.
COysrITUTIoSAL UNION GENERAL COMMIT
rER-ThIs Committee bad q meeting on Friday evening
last NJ the Sinclair House. corner Broadway and
Tigh,h,t resulting In the election OF officers for the
ensuing year follows DR. r. I. Stevens, 18th Ward
Presidents John X. Voorhees, 10Th Ward, rrss vice
Presideut Ellison Herd 9th Ward Second Vice Presi
dentI IT. 8 Bsnckcr, 9Th Ward. Recording Secretary;
W. W. Lyon. nth Wsrd. Corresponding Secretary
stephen Roberts, 18th Ward. Irsssursri b. d Dom
nick. I'D Ward, Sergeant alarms.
DEATH OF DANIEL EVEN, Eso.-Daniel Even
died al Lis residence, corner Rotgern aud East
Broadway. on Thursday lost sgod sItJ.nins He was
well known city surveyor and was brother Of Gen.
John Even formerly City Inspector. Cont oer, etc.,
and now President Of the Pennsyvsna Coal COMPANY
Daniel Even was city sur'eyos 05 psnod on '0iJ
eight years
AN OLD DoDGE.-Early yesterday morning
Bernard Neil and Henry Gshey went into the saloon
Of Thom.sF Curris No %, Hudson-st, and quarrsled
with Of the inmates Thsy wer. ordered TO ssvs
fr an officer. On bis return he found them engaged In
robbing his till They then ran into te street having
In their possession s4a pursued by Carrie Thsy were
arrested sncr running few biochs Gsfnoy threw
away a portion Of the stolen money Justice Dodge
committed the prisoners for trial
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL ISsPKcToH.-The
newly appointed School Inspectors met at the Hall Of
the Board Of Education on Friday evening. The most
important business transacted was the adoption Of
resolution setting apart each Saturday for the eIamns
ton Of teschcr and 10 grant certificates 10 all Who psss
the required examination and that each candidate must
have onal certifying 10 his OF her good eharac
ter from ease hTes respectable citizens OF the ward
IN which the applicant resides. II also agreed that
before any bill Of pairs ecdng twenty dollars should
be paid the trustees Of tho ward In which such repairs
are Iade must approve suoh bill Finally motion pre-.
vailed print tho rules snd regulations Of the Board OF
School Inspectors and send them 10 each person In the
| employ OF tho Board Of Education
REBEL PRISONERS. Friday evening the
Rebel Col. Dick Morgan "a brother Of Gen John Nor
gan) with one hundred and fftv brother officers pris
| oneu OF war, from Hoods Army, on their way to
| Fort Delaware, arrived At tho Harlem Railroad Depot
TO tho Courandst ferry by platoon Of men from the
| Twenty ninth Prscnt
ATTEMPTED sUICIDB.-Frederick Held, a.
German. while laboring under q temporary ft Of In.
sanity Jumped from q hnh story window Of bis resi-.
dence No. IA Cannl-s, 10 tie pavement, fracturne
both legs. besides receiving seyore internal injuries.
| lilo WAS taken 70 the New-York Hospital There II
scarcely chance Of bis recovery.
THIEVES ATTEMPT TO SETA HOTEL on FIRE.
John Wilson and friend tho night Of the 25th ult.
hired room at tho Revere House corner Of Broadway
and Houston.st. In the room was trunk which they
broke open and robbed OF clothing 10 the amount OF
e2Ol They by the night porter ~ leave with
large bundle in their possession. The next morning
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