, 1870-07-23

Pr~pn rntiens for n Summer test-
dcncc mt Long kSrnhcfa---tFranEe-
m.ns& During His Ab~cucc from
Washington.
Hn>A:aa'e'' tJaiy eo' x.3 E.1a'eh 10 at Mr. '0rk
The President expects to have bis buslucas
70 fas completed BY tomorrow that he will be
aLIc 10 leave the capital in the 7:io tram for
Long Esapch, By Way of New York Should
snvthang occur to occasion further delay he
wuI certainly be OF Oil FRIDAY. The Presidents
family hy the seaside will consist Of Mrs.
Grant. Mis- Ssl'le Grant, =. :. titant, r..
and Jeeeie Il. Granf, three OF tile children, Mr.
DEM, Mrs. CRAFTS father; Mra. fred. l..
Drn,, AnG Miss Maggie Dent. General Porter
will accomI anv the President Is Stcletary, aiId
will estaDli,h hirneelf ut his own cottage. now
nearly completed and located abont tise nnin-
ntes walk beyond that of the President. Gen
erals Ea!cock and Dent will remain 1T the
Executive Mansion during the summer
tseneral Dent, with his family. will not }eavo
Tie city at all General Dslcack. subject to
the 1re-aa.nt's orders 1t anS moment. viii. III
| tie eaursc OF II few weeks, with his family.
few tlays at SaratoHa aud West Point.
| The uthcrs and house watch will guard the
! Eat, utise l1srEion 1uflug the Presidents Al
| senee.
| The Presidents hnreer. in charge Of the col
ored groom .Alber. Hawkins, llAre left hero.
|
the Presidents etab!c--Cincinnati and st.
| I.onia. the road span; Egvpt and Nancy for
| areed, and JEFF Davis for the saddle. Ciucl1-
natl il OF Lexington stock, = deep Eay, sixteen
| .nd half hands high Cincinnati ~as the
PRESIDENT. ). war Lurse and Carried him in near.
IL Ill Of Liz r.vat bl ties, st. I.oui4 IL also /
| deep bay, t1itle over sixteen hands. Egypt,
| bsy stands al1tco,l lantlr, and llah tzotted
] in G:95. Nancy is OF latchen stock. bay
fifteen and half h.nds high. sud has truttce
her mile in.ide OF s:40 JeH Dasas isa blacl
| ,.acer, about fifteen hands, aud l4As made his
mile inside OF three minutes. lie was cap
sured during the Tick=hurH campaign. Fou
carriages were also sent with the horses-th'
sat,4iI, Carriage, m Eugli-h hunting carriage
j two-ecsted Thacton. and one-scatet
luegy.
with the cook and l1un fress and Will at ono
ret matters iu ort.cs 80 that the Ffeslacnt att
A1Es. Grant upcn their arrival will tind every
| Ihirg ready to receive them.
Tie resident proposes not to return hes
fer several Ueeks, unless events in Europ
should neces-itste his presence. In euch a
event It would nut he unlikely that AT o1sE
-eesinn Of Congress would a1so be demanded
| Ahntfd 10 e1igency Allre no tabnt
meeting would be held for two weeks at least
The President will be III constant cou'mun
ration with le Ministers, vito will be rrs
pared TO hasten to the national capital shon]
lie nnd occasion 10 call them together.
From The F4oriie,,rt .j"urndf, .jNtg19
Our citizens viii he gratiied to learn tn
the Pretidens of the Cnited States hes accep
~ the invitation Of his old friend anil con1pa'
| i'm in a1us. General l,ur,isi1e, to visit rEoT
icnce at tho i,auenration Of the soldier
: ,4ut.,uent, wlnch will take place on the ~
: f September 1T 1t. General Grant w1u
the Etest of f;cuet raj Burnside. in lrov1lenc
: Tn lis way he will make q short visit to Il
+ | Hon Nathan +. Dixon, at Westerly