The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Rsrtv, ron rrls SorTH Executive Committee OF
the Southern Relief Commission met yesterday after
ternoon when the treasurer submitted report showing
that the whole amount received for the purpose Of
Ievnr the destitute people OF tho South amounted 10
sis 500 all OF which had been expended aud an urgent
apnea WINS made merchants ana others 20 come for
ward and subscribe towards this object During the
sion Rev j. o. Lyndsey, OF South Carolina. was intro
duced and made statement setting forth the extreme
destitn,ion prevailing there Having been delayed 10
compietng her cargo the Memphis, the relief ship for
South does not sail until to-day when she takes out
about thiriyfve thousand bushels Of for food and
sowing nine packages Of clothing and other articles.
The treasury OF the committee Is reported TO be ex-
haused but thev look TO generous public TO replensh
II In the coming week.
new YORK AND New HAVEN srEAMEss-The travel
ling public will be pleased to learn that the eleven
O'Clock night boat from New York TO New Haven
arriving in time for all early morning trnnshas resumed
trips for the season The fare remains al The old
price.
wAvE.-rhe efforts 10 the ship Dashne Wave bad
succeeded up yesterday under Captain Macdonald,
in fixing the CHAINS around the hull OF this vessel
sunk in thirty feet OF water the Horse Shoe The
vessel has becn stripped Of her rigging and the attempt
to raise her will be made on Monday. Her cargo
ssts OF four hundred and sixty tons Of copper forty
thousand bushels Of wheat and hundred cases Of
merchandise.
To BE REMOVED Legal proceedings for the removal
Of the buildings owned BY SIlas N. stiles, Sixty
planned to the Board Of Health on Friday last
instituted some time ago by the Department for the Sur
voy and Inspection Of Buildings, whereof James n.
Macgrceor is superintendent.
PUBiIc DINNER TO Mr.. JoHs FRANCIS MAGuIRx Tho
leading Irish gentlemen Of this city propose TO entertain
Mr. John Francis Mcguire member Of the British Par
lament for Cork, at grand dinner, 70 come off ON or
about the l4th Delmonico's Several meetings
with this object have boen held and the preliminary
rangemcnts have bcen completed The number o. tnose
IN participate in the banquet will be limited TO one nun
dred distinguished lawyer OF the city Will preside
Mr. Mcguire will deliver lecture a the Cooper Institute
on the 18th inst for the benefit of the Catholic Pro-
tectory. Subject-tEuropean and American Education"
ORGANIZATION OF THE UNION DExocRAcY.-The Demo-
cratic Union General Committee assembled at the head
quarters in Cooper Institute, Friday evening" for
the purpose OF electing officers for the ensuing year.
Three candidates were proposed for Charman-Peter
Woods of the Eighteenth ward John Hardy aud John
n Anthop of the Twentieth ward. The attendance
was full the whole committee being present, and on
the third ballot John H Anthon received l22 votes and
Alderman Hardy IS, whereupon, on motion Of Alderman
Hardy the election Of Mr.. Anthem was made unanimous
On the two previous ballots Mr.. Woods received
afty votes each tpe when he withdrew in favor Of
Mr. Anthon.
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDESr.-Coroner Schirmer yestcr-
day held an inquest tho Seventeenth precinct station
house on the body Of Charles wobbert little boy FIVE
and half years OF age, death the result Of
corner of and Seventh street by car No 20 OF
the Forty second Street and Cross Town Railroad Com
pany The being purely accidental the jury
rendered q verdict to that effect