New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21


rEsT.-An entertainment win be given at the Academy
Of Music on the evening OF june 90 1884 whose profits
are to be devoted to the Relief Fund VI the Ladies
Home T. S General Hospital. corner Lexington avenne
and Fifty first street. The Hon. George Opdyke win
preside the Revs. DR.. Foster. Henry Ward Beecher,
f. II. Chapin, and Prof Hitchcock, and the Hon Jas.
T. Brady win speak. and music viii be performed by
Grafulla's 7th Regiment Band.
EVENTS TO CONE OPP To-DAY.-The 9th
Regiment n. Y. S. N. (yeteranS will be welcomed
home by dinner at the st. Nicholas this evening".
The Packer Collegiate Institute OF Brooklyn holds its
Commencement this evening. Tonight the famous
Lgh. Guard take their annual dinner at their armory
Lafayette Hall. The National Union Executive Com
mttee meet at noontoday at the Astor House Capt
Donovan sails from the Battery oay IN his tiny brig
Vision his Quixotc voyage 10 England The
Horticultural Society Of the American Institute hold
their annual show of Strawberries plants and flowers
this afternoon and evening, at the Cooper Institute
The Hudson River Baptist Association hold their
annual Convention in this city to-day.
| Cry RBFORM.-The Eighth Ward Citizens
by advertisement in another column calls
mass meeting Of citizens Of that ward 10 hear adj
dresses on reforming the City Government at Spring
Street Hall No s5 Spring street at in the evening Of
Wednesday, June %.
THE GREAT TRoTTIYG RACE AT THE FASHION
COURSE The second Of the great trottng contests be-
tween three Of the renowned living horses Of the
trottng turf will take place tomorrow These three.
Gen. Butler, Robert Dillingham; and John Morgan.
met in their first great trial Of speed and endurance
on the same course last Wednesday when Butler
won. This trot in harness. That OF tomor-
row is TO wagons and the interest in the contest
will be much greater than on even that e1-
citing occasion. The supporters Of Tillingham aud
Morgan. who disappointed on the previous occa-
son naturally anxious 10 see their fayortes re
treye their lost aures the parsans Of Butler TO see
him achieve his victory over again, while the nonpo
fessional sporting public who satisfied with wit
Messing keen contest between three such noble ami
mails without having any peeuniary interest in the
suit will flock to the Course in greater crowd than be
FORE Ample provisions have been made for the CON-
fort and protection Of all For full particulars Of the
special trains see the advertisement
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The annual examina- |
ton Of the classes connected with Columbia College
was concluded on Saturday. The annual commence.
ment will be held at the Academy Of Music Wednes
day the 29th inst beginning at 10 o'clock. a. m The
examination OF candidates for admission will be held
on Friday and Saturday next, commencing at 81 a.
GEN. W. 3. FRANKLIH.-Gen. W. b. Frank
lin arrived In this city Sunday morning. and left for
Boston In the afternoon He comes from the seat Of
war on furough to recruit his health he Is still suffer
ing from the wound he received 10 the Red River exped
ton.
COOPER UNION LITERARY CAUSE.-THE clos.
ing exercises Of the Cooper Union Literary Class will
take place on Saturday evening July 2, 1864. at
o'clock, in the Music Hall Of the Cooper Institute
Oratons essays and discussions VIII be the order Of
the evenings entertainment.
HEALTH OF THE TY.-During tho past week
the deaths In this city were 426-of this number III
were men, ~ women, 12e boys, and lis girls
decrease Of upon the mortality Of the previous week
and increase Of 80 compared with the mortality OF
the corresponding week Of 1863 OF the deceased 20
were children under years Of age. The mortality by tho
principal diseases follows Consumption SCI In
fanmation Of the lungs 90 infantie commissions, 22
nfsntile marasmus. 25 dphthere 49, scarlet fever Is
typhoid fever, To- typhus fever Z; smallpox Ii deaths
from external causes. 4l--among which are re-
ported deaths from old age. premature births. 0
drowned 10 killed by accident There were GO deaths
In the institutions and As intermens in Poters Field
BOARD OF ExCIsE.-The Board met at IL |
o'clock m. on Monday, and granted several licenses
and adjourned 10 IL o'clock m this day. ....' |
BOARD OF CoUYcILMBy.-T Board met at
70 o'clock p. m on Monday, but falling In quorum,
adjourned to Thursday next at O'Clock D. IN.
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS DIFFIcuLTY-THE
CoURT OF APPEALS APPLIED ro.--The People or rel
Amor j. Williamson and Josiah w. Brown agt. iona
than w. Allen, George H. Purser and Christian b.
Woodruff. Judge Davies Of the Court Of Appeals has
granted the relaor writ Of cerorar directed TO the
Tor Of Ind