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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
Burning of the American Ship
Rockingham.
The London Conference.
Difficulty Of Establishing a Frontier Line
Between the Two Nationals
ties of Schleswig.
CAFE RACE, Monday. June 20. 1854.

The steamship North American, from Liver.
poo on the 9th via Londonderry on the 10th Instant
passed this point at o'clock yesterday Sunday morn
ing en- route TO Quebec Her dates five days later.
The steamships Hecla and Louisiana from New
York. arrived ont on the 9Th inst.
The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, arrived out
On the 9th inst
The steamship City of London. from New-YOrk. ar
rived out on the 9th ms.
The political news is unimpoItant.
It is stated that the Germans will assent TO Tort
nights extension of the armistice.
The North American left Liverpool at p. IN. OF the
9th. The Hibernian reached Liverpool early on the
morning, and the City of London the afternoon OF
the 9Th.
The ship Rockingham. from Callao for Queenstown
was burned by the pirate Alabama April % in lat 10
s., Ion 81 W. The Alabama was spoken :he following
day by vessel which had arrived at London.
In the House Of Commons on the 9Th, the Dill ior
closing public houses on twothrds vote OF the sur
rounding inhabitants was defeated by 251 majority:
The Conference was to meet on the afternoon OF the
The Paris Constitutional learns that Austria and
Prussia consent to proongaton OF the armstice ior
fortnight. -
1t pointed out that the question Of frontier s mo-
enous for the Danes, the line Of the Schei Is OF
Arstrate strategic Importance while the frontier pro-
posed by the Germans is perfectly indeiensibie and
would leave the Danes always al the mercy OF Germany
Hence the line of the Schei is understood TO be the
Danish utimatum.
II is conrmed that the Emperor of Russia has trans
ferred to the house OF Odenburg all claims OF the In
peral family of Russia TO the Holstein succession
In France politics unimportant. The Bourse was
steady Rentes OF. SC.
The Emperor has rejected the appeal Of La Pomerais
for q Communication Of sentence.
PM De Kissalef the Russian Minister at Rome, Is
recalled. This is regarded mark of the Cars dis
pleasure at the recent proceedings Of the Pope relative
to Poland.
The duty upon most kinds of goods exported from
Russia and Poland for purposes of European commerce
has been abolished.
The from other parts Of the continent is entirely
pDlmpOrtant.
In the London money market the demand for discount
continued very moderate, and the open market wa
easy but the bank rate remained without change owing
TO the demand for gold for the continent. The fund.-
were quiet but rather frmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

A Reign Of Terror mt Buenos Ayres-Por-
eigpers Threatening 20 Assume the
Power Affairs ina Paraguay The
Youth Of that Country being Educated
In Rrsnce-Tempting Opening for
American Steamers - Flour High -
Sympathy with the Southern Rebellion.
Esem Our Special Correspondent.
BUESos AYREs, 5. A., April &C. 1864.
write amid reign Of terror not surpassed
In the history Of this country for many years There
was time when some men exiled without trial
or assaated In the street or ct home in the thea
ter but 1t was understood 70 be of political
opinions Certain shades Of opinion would not be tol.
Grated But now 1t is not from politics that the danger
arises nor is II from any one cause unless may say
81 from disregard for human hfe Men are muir.
defed for money, and for very small sums from re.
yenge from jealousy, and from the passion Of mo-
ment In open day Ia the early evening In the public
thoroughfares, in the throngcd streets and in the
parks have averaged for long time more than one
murder day The police are sadly deficient IN pre-,
affairs 1t Is asserted that nnetenths OF the people 60
armed constantly.
There seems to have been recently an influx Of the
most abandoned characters chiefly from Southern Eu'
rope. The light estimate OF human life also that pre-
walls IN this country tends TO develop the worst pas.
sens Of the bad who of the soil That there Is
little regard paid 10 human hfe may be inferred from
the fact that since 1882 there have boon 200 British sub.
ees murdered In this country and there has not yet
been one man executed for any OF these murders The
foreign population talk Of taking the administration Of
before Judge Lynch. -, -.'l' n
- The feeling between the National and Provincial
government here has come 70 serious pass 1t Is the
policy OF the National Government TO make all this PROV
moe Into one district a. that Of Columbia, and abo
ian the Provincial Legislature. The Provincial Legis
snre has the local patronage to dispense and though
tape patronage would be stil given within the prov.
inoe nc individuals now in Office night be changed
AecoruIngiy al provincial Office holders and hangers
W, 70 one fourth part OF the whole native
places ana iher prospects. What cannot bo done by
i ,o Yong attempted by fraud at or after the cleo
names es there are legal voters IN the district %na
Ineh " Various msaDs including q mob with paving
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CONCERT AT THE CENTRAL PAax.-It was

CONCERT AT THE CENTRAL PARx.-It was
saving u poor julien that the great requisites for
ball were plenty lights. plenty OF music, and plenty
Of women and so with little alteration we might
say Of outdoor concerts In general and Central Park
ones IN particulars light music and women Astounding
IN profuson all that is wanted k little shade or the
patience necessary SIT in the sun. As Is notwith
standing the broing heat, Central Park was visited on
Saturday with a gayydro multitude, OF all ages
aud both sexes 90 listen 10 the performances OF bod
wOrth's band under the leadership Of Mr.. H. Is. bod
worth There the usual lumber Of equip
ages and Of young couples who seem much more inter-
estcd in each other than In the mGaio anything else
The " Park March by II. Il. Dodworth. met with con-
siderable applause, which II deserved. and In No. g.
MY bark which DER the tide The piano passages
performed with great dellcacy Of feeling and execution
while In No 4, a malurka (tho BslD. by Hamp.l, the
- Bell" passages effectively and arikiEgy rem
dcred by means OF metal barmonioon. OF Mr.. Dod
worths second piece cannot speak so fayoraby II
l. light and rafting. but wants contrast Of light and
shade No. 6, the overture 10 Der freyschutZ, is too
well known To need mention. and the selection from
Faust with its grand procession OF sound and its weird
melodies was rendered with much spirit and feeling
In the third part the performances which require
notice were the duet from Scmirams. Rossini. aud
Syrian Melodies" Of great beauty. by kuhner. The
whole Of the music listened 10 with great attention
and evident appreciation, and s execution evidently
gave great saiseton aud often met with considerable
applause.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON Long lsLAyD.-A n

FATAL ACCIDENT On LUNu ISLANV'-h Hel~-
anchoy accident occurred at Deer Park L. J., on SAT-
urday evening the arrival of the Greenport express
train from NewYork. Jeremiah Terry, only son OF
David Terry of Riverhead, who has been about two
weeks gagged on that train TO pass through the ears tn
supply the passengers with cool drinking water was ~
on TO the track and three passed over him. causing
death instantly. The wheels passed first across tha
back part Of his head and neck and then lower down
across the chest His body was put aboard the baggage
cor and taken to his parents residence at Ryerhead
The shock Of her sons death great to his
throw her into commissions from when she dit
not recover until 10 o'clock on Sunday morning Tbs
sad fate OF this young lad mot quite fifteen years ods
has called forth earnest feeling OF sympathy and re.
gret among the and employees Of the express
train with whom his quiet and pleasant demeanor,
usual in young was fast making him general
favorite rf-
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CITY ITEMS.

ORAToRIcAL AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
NEsT.-An entertainment win be given at the Academy
Of Music on the evening Of june o. 1864 whose profits
are to be devoted to the Relief Fund VI the Ladies'
Home U. S General Hospital, corner Lexington avenne
and Fifty first street. The Hon. George Opdyke win
preside; the Reys DR.. Foster. Henry Ward Beeeher,
f. II. Chaplin, and Prof Hitchcock, and the Hon Jas.
T. Brady, viii speak. and music viii be performed by
Grafulla's It'll Regiment Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

MEETING OF Tug COMMON COUNCIL Com
MnIEE-The Joint Special Committee Of the Common
Council appointed to investigate the evils arising from
the improper In which several Of the City Rail
road Companies have laid their tracks met at yes
terday Ia the Aldermen's Chamber, at the City Hail.
Aldermen Ryers explained the purpose for which the
Committee met. Mr.. Edward Gilbert spoke in behalf
Of the carmen Judge Edmonds also appeared on be-
half OF the cartmen. Mr.. Richard Carmen wished 10
know whether the railroad companies had the power
raise the grade the streets which he said had been
done by the Sixth and other Railroad Companies The
Chairman said the companies had 40 such power.
Mr. Michael curran spoke Of the depreciation OF prop
erty in Washington street and said he knew of one
large business firm Messrs. Miller & Luther who had
moved out Of Washington street because Of the inter
rupons TO business by the railroad He also said that
he know OF a lot In Washington street being let for
$500 less this year than last MI Curran further spoke
OF the power OF the Common Council to remedy the eI
isting evils In so far as compelling the railroad compa
MES to put down proper tracks and keep the grade
OF the streets at proper level This he said was all
the carmen asked for Mr. Curran spoke at consider.
able length and with great force and cearness show
Ing a thorough knowledge Of his subject He stated
that the form OF the rail was wrong that the Level
Of the streets had been changcdi that the switches
were source Of annoyance and injuryi that the
roads were 30 constructed as 10 impair the bust.
ness OF the carmen; that the horses were lsmed
and carts were broken because tho cor,nanies
insisted upon using form OF rail 80 disastrous 10 the
interests OK the ten thousand who live by driving
carts. In narrow streets they compelled 10 run on
~ Whs uiihcut 10 get OF them with
out injury TO their carts He did not object 10 railroads
but to the mode on constructing them. On Park row
there were seven tracks occupying good deal Of the
street, showing tho carmen 10 tho left i'm anotber
street was track which had not been used since tho
last snow fall and yet II Yves permitted 10 remain an
obstacle in the way OF travel Mr. Curran spoke of the
insolent manner In which the carmen wcre sometime
treated by the drivers and conductors on tie railroads
He appealed TO the Committee to heod the MAYORS
message and define the law In relation 10 tho right Of
way In the city The Committee then adjourned 70 D.
M on Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
Latest- va Londonderr

LIVERPOOL, June 10.-Tho steamship Ger
mania from New.York arrived at Southampton on the
9th inst 100.
LONDON June l0-In the House OF Commons, the
question Of Federal recruiting in Ireland Is being de-
bated. Strong remonstrances were made against 1t.
Earl Russell complained of the nOn-attenton by the
Washington Government TO the representations made
on the subject by Lord Lyons -.-,r .g.- IL. =. b..
The Conference has been extended to the Goth Of
June No advance has been made In the settlement OF
the existing difficulties and it is feared that hostilties
viii be resumed between the Danes and Germans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

A remedy possessing the virtues Of CoSsrrf
TUITION WArsR cannot be clssed under Quack' prepara4
tons as Il used by the most scientific practitioners ii
this city only s.cond class physician. that cry dewr
means accomplish cure aud the Of the physician
increases his knowledge Of different remedies enables hing
produce cure while others fail in the attempts science
satisfied with the truth. For sale by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
CoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION

FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION
IL ASSOCIATION Meeting ofthe Union Electors q tht
lyth Assembly Di.Ict comprising part. Of The VIA sn(
chrr.te,t by direction Of the Union General Assei
siaion Of the Ciiy and County Of Nsw'Ycs1' en-; ,S
in pursnance Of tho recommendation o. ing
Union State Convention held at Syracuse In Ms4
last mniioa Reuben e. Mills, w" appointed chair
man. pro ta4t -na George MeGann Secretary. On motion,
Committee OF Five was appointed 10 present names for psH
n,asYt Officers. and the blowing ssntemen were eleetedl
President John Edwards VicePresidents Henry. Bischu
Louis Mer Recording Secretary Samuel Huttonj Cones
pondiug Secretary George McGanl Reuben u Mis Treas
ueTi John Sheauyer, SeIgcantI rms
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IAdvertisement.l

COLUMBIA CoLLEGg.--The Annual Exami-
nation Of all the Glasses finished Saturday last Commence
will take place "WEDNESDAY 10Th Inst at the Aeade
my Of Music, beginning At 10 The examination Of
didAtss for adssi will DO held fRIpAY lh aud SAT
uRDAT, 23lh inst, beginning at y o'clock q. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

BROOKLYN YACHT-CLUB REGATTA.-For the
accommodation Of parties DESTROYS of witnessing the
regatta tao steamer Naushon will leave the foot Of
Fulton street. Brooklyn on Wednesday at - o'clock,
sharp; also Club House. pier foot Of Court street at
l2g o'clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

BEWARE OF COUETERPgITs.-On the 18th
nst young man who gave his name as Patrick Kolly
was arrested by Police-0i Martin Walsh, on sus
pcion Of passing counterfeit United States currency
On being searched there were found in his possession
s297 in new counterfeit currency, denominations Of Jos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
fAdvertissmentl
!, 600 REFRIGRRAToRs, from % so, at
r. ID. BAsssoRp's, Cooper Institute.


BLAcKNG.--B Paste and Liquid Black
Ing l. the best Try H. Shoe Dealers Druggist and Gteces
have II. Depot, No AS 9th sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

DISCHARGES FROM THE NAvY-YARD.-About
300 worknen or per cent Of all the employed iu
the Nsyy.Yard were discharged for want Of work on
Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

each two turres in which very heavy armament will bC
carried The second batch Of Government ships Is pro
crossing satisfactorily bat cannot be finished this year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

PACKER COLLEGIATE IysTIrUTB.-The mines
teenth annual Commencement Of this institution viii be
celebrated this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

THE TAX COMMISSIONERS DIFPIouLTY-THE
COURT OF ArPEALs APPLIED ro.--The People er rel
Amor J. Williamson and Josiah W. Brown agt. iona
than w. Allen, George II. Purser and Christian b.
Woodruff. Judge Davies Of the Court Of Appeals has
granted the relaor writ Of certiorari directed to the
General Term Of the Supreme Court First Judicial Dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURF CALENDAR.
June 29Nos s5 lol iO6 M 90 49, 49, I24 l26 III 1873
1870, 1871, Is, 81, 81, D. II, "a, 81.
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A GRAND CRICKET MATCH AT BROOKLYN

A GRAND CRICKET MATCH AT BROoKIYs.-
On "Wednesday the 22d, grand match takes place az
Bedford between the first eleven Of the Nev-York Ciu9
and that of the Philadelphia Club The latter VIII
arrive In the city tonight. The game viii commence
at IL O'Clock a. M The Fulton.ayenue cars 90 to the
grounds This contest bids fair to be the most Interest,"
ing seen for years past. The Philadephians are an
Americans except one-a the New York players being
English Several base ball players Also TO take part
in ihe match. 1t is TO be a two days match, and tha
feature Of the play will likely be tine he!ding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

NEw-JERsEY EDITORIAL MEETING. - The
next meeting Of the NewJersey Editorial Association
will be held at Schooleys Mountain, on Thursday even
ing, juno %. The members Of the Association VIII
assemble on Thursday and return on Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

UNION ASSOCIATION OF THE FIFTEENTH
ASSEMBLY DIsTMcT.-Pnrsuant TO the accommodation
Of the consolidated Union Committee Of this city a
meeting Of the citizens Of the Twenty first Ward was
held last evening at Ebbitt Hall Of Thirty third
street and broadway for the purpose Of pcrfccting
Union organization IN the Fifteenth Assembly District
Several speeches were made by gentlemen present A
committee Of five appointed 20 report upon perma
nent organization. The committee nominated the
Association, viz, President, Richard Kelly Vice.
Presidents John H. Sherwood. Francis Duncan
Treasurer John II. White Secretaries John A. STAINS
bury, WIN. II. Grogan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
UNIVERSITY OF Ngw.YoRK YoUSe MEMS


CHRISTIAN AssoUAuos.-T anniversary sermon was
preached 10 the members Of this Society on Sunday
evening by the Rev. stephen IL. Tying. H. Tho
preacher took for his the words Of David rs the
young man Absalom Safe lid Samuel, nth chapter
IIIth verse and regarded them an example In their
forgiveness and tenderness to the Christian Church.
The text also expressed tho of tie Church for s
younger members, ehempl1ed in the various insttu
lions which abound at this day, and in the
spirit OF prayer for them which had
prevailed Of late, and the faithful ministration
Of the gospel that none could ruihfny say no man
cared for my soul" The teit also recognized the dan
gers 20 which young were exposed and the preach
er here dated at considerable length and with much
eoquencc upon the special temptations which beset the
young men Of the present day, and with much earnest
ness warned his hearers Of yielding 10 them. He con
cnded BY pointing out the only means by which perfect
safety might BE- secured in the face Of all dangers We
are informed that he Society which confines It's opera
lions 70 the young Of the University has been very
ssecessful and the Of dong much good during
the past year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

BOARD OF CONFERENCE.-The Board met q,
70 o'clock p. m. on Monday, but falling in quorum
adjourned to Thursday next at O'Clock p IN.
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ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT

ANNUAL hEGATTA VI TIE DIlVUhIfN AVHK
CLUB-Tbe seventh annual regatta Of the Brooklyn,
Yacht Club viii take place from the foot Of Court street
on Wednesday and should the weather prove favorable
10 viii 20 an interesting spectacle. There are y,
entries several OF the vessels being new and unried
There four casses-frstclsss schooners nrsc,ass
soops and second. class and cat-rigged sloops. Tho
first prize is marine glass; the second, solid silver
goblet, aud oil paintings OF the winning boats for tas
off The Club House Basin to and around stake at Coney
Island Point and stake-boat off Buoy No. at the tail
OF the West Bank thence around home the whole dis'
TANGO being 20 miles. N"
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and 25s, he had also $40 In Bank notes Of different
denominations on various banks (broken) and large
quantity Of new counterfeit and altered bills OF me
limited States Treasury notes This businesslike as
sortnent was completed by large bowie KNIFE doubt
less intended 10 help off the rest OF the goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES.-John Harmon,
who was sabbed on Friday night with PAIR OF seas
nj his residence No l57 Mott street. By his SON. J3hh
Harmon IT, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital De
censed was 10 years Of age Coroner Ranney was mott
fed 20 hold an inquest Late on sunday night paylu
Quinn atem pied 10 Jump board one Of the atnerhe
street ferry boats willie starting from the s, missed
tbs boat end fell into the water He was drowned be-
fore assistance could be rendered. Coroner Wildey
heil an inquest. Deceased wos - years OF age ma
tive Of Ireland and resided with his mother at NO ~
White street Brooklyn. On Sunday evening arrow
occurred on one Of the Staten Island ferry boaty Pc
tween party Of Toughs belonging TO this city, ana
number OF Sicilians during which Cornelius Crowley
residing At No. 40 Water street, was stabbed IN
the left side by Joseph R0mea The accused Pasqnale
Papa and Joeeph Lorenzo were arrested charged WIFE
being engaged IN the ARRAY and committed by Justice
Hogan Crowley's wound IL not considered dangerous.
=. John REILLY was yesterday committed by Justice
Ledwith, on the complaint Of WIN. H. Lawson OF NO
l6l Ninth avenue, who charges him with entering ms
dwelling aud stealing clothes and yailabes Caiha
rne Schmidt, yigraut who Is already committed on
several charges Of theft arragned FOR stealing aT
ces b. the amount Of 25 from Bernard Mayher OF NO
~ West Tweutythird street She confessed the theit
Mrs. louisa Benton Of No. III West Twenty seventh
street also her Of stealing clothing TO the amount
Of as. -Four cases, far, are pending against her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

ASsIvgRsARY FEsTIvAL.-On Friday even
ing the thirteenth anniversary Of Eureka Division, No
lei s. Of T.. was held In Trenor's Academy, No 70
South Eighth street Brooklyn. The room was taste
fully and elegantly decorated with banners, and table
running the entire length OF the spacious apartment
loaded with the uIuries Of the season considerable
number Of prominent citizens were present. Meyers
Quadrlle Band was on hand and there was excellent
singing by the Eureka Glee Club Mr.. Holly presided
and introduced Mr.. q. w. Bungay, who delivered the
anniversary Grafton. letter from his Honor the
Mayor, A. NJ. Wood, was read when toass were given
and responded TO by DR.. Dougherty, Justice A. II.
Daley Mr. =. 3. jacobs. and others At the close Of
this part Of the exercise Strawberries creams cakes
and lemonade were distributed 10 the guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

The NAyy.YARD IRoscLADs. Within few
days the ironolad steamer Tonawanda will be ready
for sea Philadelphia. She will be the first vessel of
her class to go into active service although the Milan
onomah aoat before her, The three sister 1hps Of
the Tonawanda the first built by Government con.
struct0rs regular Navy built armored craft never yet
having been put In commission. These vessels have