The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
LONG BBANCH.
The Utah Squabblers Before
the President.
How the Corner in Rock Island AT.
fected These Merry Men.
Advice to Families-Want Of Cheap Cabs ana
Hansoms-A Chance for the Han
som Cab Company.

LONG BRANCH, June %. 1871.
Your despatch from salt Lake in today's issue,
concerning the combination or conspiracy or Cali
forna and Nevada capitalists. formed for the pur-
pose or obtaining control OF the bench Of that Terri
tory. reminded me- this morning. Of the presence
here OF representative Pacific Coasters. l as
certalned that Senator l. B. Chare and Judge Hill
yer, OF Colorado, who arrived at the West End on
Thursday, and LETT this morning, had in charge the
case Of the "Rlng" who are so anx-
tous to have Thomas Fitch appointed Chief Justice
in place of the present incumbent, and that Mr.. W.
F. Scnaner, brother Of the late Governor OF Utah,
represented the cause OF the .ins.n All three saw
the President, but neither were particularly salts
fed with the result OF their interview. Judge
Chafre presented formidable bundle Of papers,
containing affidavits directed against m4
THE PRESENT JUDICIARY OF UTAH;
and, on the other hand, Mr.. schaner, acting under
instructions from the land Of Brigham, stated the
case Tor the present oce-holders OF the Territory
The President heard both sides, and took
all the papers offered. He win decide
the matter In due time l have strong grounds for
believing that he will not make any change Utah
at present, Apart from the pecunIary considera-
tons involved in the struggle OF the Gentle contest
ants for place and power In Utah the President Is
aware that to 'swap horses' now In the Territory
would be but playing into the hands OF Brigham
Young, anu he Is not likely TO AID the Prophet In that
way. w4
General Van vliet, of New York. visited the Presi.
dent to-day and remained with him some time.
THE WEATHER Is DELIGHTFUL,
and quite number OF people are playing pOrpOiso
in the surf. There are numerous arrivals at the
hotels to-day, and everybody expects o splendid
Tune tomorrow.
THE CRASH IN ROCK ISLAND STOCK
has had the efe OF checking the ambition OF several
spectators OF "the street" who bad intended max
lug their homes here for the summer. /
formed, by gentleman who Is well posted, that
three men OF Wall street notorlety who were here
negotiating for
THE PURCHASE OF 5000. 900 COTTAGES
went up 10 town on Wednesday morning In greas
good humor, and returned for their traps in
the evening, beggars. My informant would not
give me the names, or course, but / believe
his Information to be correct 1t will not be out Of
place here to give word OF advice to families
coming down. Ii they depend on the livery stables
at the Branch for horses and carriages they Will be
often disappointed. There are not enough vehicles
here now to accommodate the people at the hotels,
and Tor the use of these exOrOitant price is de-
manded. Those who have carriages In town should
bring them with them. Perhaps the greatest want
in Long Branch Is
CABS AND HANsOMS.
II there is any vitality In the Hanson Cab Company,
now Is the time and here is the place to put their
popularity to the test Fifty or sixty Hansoms at
the Branch would net q handsome profit to their
owners in single season.