New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispssch to The n Y. Tribune. '~
r lrAgqW WASHINGTON. June 10, ise4

~ ltEJg WASHINGTON June lg. is64 n
DUTIES ON RAILROAD IRON.
The transportation interest Of the country IN
Its collision with the American manufacturing ipts
day before yesterday thrown from the track ana
came TO humiliation well as grief Tbadas -
Stevenss rooms have been IN state Of siege todav ~
railroad representatives, In the flesh and nv te,.
gram, praying him to shape the tariff a.
British rails just as he pleased Int :.
let up on the Pacific Railroad and the news ton,.,.
that the Senate will tomorrow be entreated 10 coun,.
march upon its work on the tariff 30 far "a nails
cerned and to restore the duty to 90 cents and
done that the great Pennsylvania will Lift hs hand A
the Pacific Road and let It go through II It has tL1
strength to get through. ..
PAY OF THE JUDGE ADVOCATE.
The Conference Committee on the bill =.
equalise pay Of soldiers have reported amonv o.As,
things In favor Of making the Office now held by JnA
Advocate Holt permanent Bureau OF the War ~,
psrtment, the chief officer to have the rank nav ana
emoluments Of Brigader General TO the head Of thu
bureau. tf .s.- ,. .f.. ,.-.. ..i-. ~. -.
THB PHILADELPHIA POST oFRICR.s rl.asg
Notwithstanding the denial telegrsphed Ia
THE TRIBUNE by Postmaster walbern Of PhiIadelphis
that Postmaster General Blair had ever ipstruotsd r
quesed advised TO the political future of Judrs
Kelly. evidence was laid before tho President TO-DAY
and will be followed up by more II needed. thu,
Mr.. Walbern stated to gentlemen who remour
srated with him against the Of the influence Of he
Office 10 defeat Kellys denomination that the Post
master General against Kelly and that he mast b
defeated. Proof is abundant that the Philadelphie
Post Office is hostile to and has been working against
the reelection Of this patriotic Congressman.
CASE OF GEN. WARD. Fl. 81.
The endeavor to procure the summary cash.
iering Of Gen. Hobart Ward failed. An order came
down from the Generaln Chief that be should not b
mustered out without trial He ordered to report
to Fortress Monroe. When the 4th Maine whose time
had expired left the army 1t marched four miles out q
its way 70 cheer their old General. The Sd Maine had
previously paid Ward the same compliment. fA1i
SUNDAY CARS
The street cars run here to-day the fine
time on Sunday under recent requirement Of Congrs
and for part Of the day could not begin to accomnss
date the travel
THE LATE EXPLOSION. i
The funeral of sixteen OF the young women
killed by the explosion at the Arsenal on Friday ~
attended to-day by the largest concourse Of people ae
and In vehicles that ever assembled in this city suc
an occasion. The scene was Of the most imposing
solemnity.
WARRINGTON Saturday June le, 1884
THB RECENT EXPLOSION. ..-l
But seven bodies of the victims OF the expls.
sion at the Arsena yesterday have been identified thu
far and 1t is not possible that any more can De- No
uerous relatives OF the deceased were ct the Arsenal
this morning but many were unable " RECOGNIZES
ffieuds All work is suspended today except by fsv
carpenters and painters who are engaged IN Prepane
the Arsenal tomorrow evening. site has been -.
eced in tho Congressional Buryng Ground for tho a.
ternlcnt, and monument Is TO be erected By tho -
ployees. - 'tl ~
In accordance with the provisions OF the ecs
Of Congress recently passed, authorizing the establish
uent Of ocean mail steamship service between tae UNI
ted States and Brazil the Postmaster General has al
yertsed for proposals Twelve round trips are to b
performed annually term Of ten years commencing
on or before the LIST of September Loo Inc steamships
offered for this service must b. American OF nrs ciss
and no proposal will be accepted unless the Manet
also accepted Nv the Government OF Brazil The D.
artent Is not advised that any definite acton h1 y
been taken by Brazil in respect 70 the reesisosnmss
OF the proposed service between the TWO counlriee
THR PRUSSIAN BLOCKADE.
At the instance of the Danish Minister accredr
tied to the Government Of the United States the ~
lowing amended notice Is published OF the possible 70
sumption OF the blockade Of the Prussan ports Of "
Schleswig and Holstein. II has been officially en-
nounced to the State Department that hostlities D.
tween Denmark and the German Powers would De -
sumed on the 10th OF the month. unless postponed
the proceedings OF the Conference at London, and a
In such case tie blockade Of the Prussan ports Oh ~
Baltic well OF the ports OF the Duches Oh Scnis
wig and Hosten, which have been raised RON tne "a
ult win 20 into force again immediately after the e.
praon OF the term fixed upon Tor the duration VI w
suspension Of arms.
Neutral ships however which should essay. after ths
II of
blockaded would not be captured. unless erenmhav
notice OF the Of the blockade had oee
first made TO them in the ordinary way OF needea'
the vessels Of the blockading squadron.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Senate's Committee Of Conference, V
act in conjunction with that Of the House on the ~
agreeing amendments the Internal Revenue bL con
lists OF Senators Fesseldeu, Howe, and Van WinhSs
Morrill,. Pendeton and Hooper; aN
the Committee the part OF the House About tnres
hundred amendments are to be compromised
MAILS TO BRAZIL.
In accordance with the provisions of the aeto
Congress recently passed authorizing the establishme
Of ocean mail steamship service between the United
States and Brazil. the Postmaster General has adres
tisei for proposals. Twelve round trips are u b. pr
formed annually. for term OF ten years commeDdae
on or before the LIST OF September 100 Inc stesn go
ships offered for this service must BE- American Of f
class and proposal will be accepted unless the bicGa
is also accepted by the Government Of Brazil The ~
partment not advised that any definite action has
been taken by Brazil in respect 10 the establishment
Of the proposed service between the two ooaltTea
TIE DANISH BLOCKADE.
AT the instance uf the Danish Minister &C.
credited to the Government Of the United states NE
following amended notice is published OF the possDis
sumption Of the blockade Of the PIussian ports o. 1
Baltic well as that OF the ports OF Scnesws s"'
Hosteln: w..
1t has been officially announced TO the state Dcpsn'
m.nt that hostiitics between Denmark and the oemns
Powers would be resumed on tie 18th OF tals mon'n
unless postponed BY the proceedings Of the Conren
at London. and that in such ease the ooe.. sn
OF the Prussian ports Of the Baltic Is W.
As OF the ports OF the Duchies OF SenessH
and olstein which have been raised from the 2h ulk
m 70 mo forna again inmediately affer the expfS