New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

A correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE, who is
visiting North Carolina, finds great unanimity
for Grant-among the otice-holders. But even
where these patriots do chiefly cOngregate, the
Liberal movement has its scores of warm
friends and adherents. The leaven introduced
into the Old North State will work, and when
the people have disposed of the carpet-baggors
and cor1Dtiouis,s we shall have a good ac
count OF them in the Presidential canvass.
Tie Count of Vamaseda has at last rendered
hi, rcsicnation as Captain-General of Cuba,
9,,d +. Las been accepted. Cevallos, the second
In command. takes his position temporarily,
1r5 the yelnanent disposition Of this import
ant and lucrative place is likely to become
weighty Cabinet question. Gen. CordOva has
been DESIGNATED for it for two years past, but
circumstances. over which nobody but the
Havana Volunteers has any control, have
hitherto prevented his appointment. He Is too
go0d a man to succeed in the place. No one
viii ever iii it so perfectly as Nalmaseda, and
il must require strong nerves for any gentle
man OF soldier to succeed him.
A plcasant excursion party of Government
officials +, fitting about in the Northwest,
Indian, of that region What do they in the
North while the Kiowas are marauding III the
SortN2 We publish to-day a number of re-
po.ts from various quarters, showing that the
ucople Of Texas and Southern Colorado are
reasonably alarmed at the activity Of the half
p9c;fad tribes on their borders Several muir
dc,s have been committed on the Texan
boundary, and adyiccs from New-Mexco are
not favorable to hopes for peaceful Summer
on tie border. Let the Interior Department
excursousts be sent thither.
Yesterdays record of crime is as full as
usual. The Day Of Rest furnishes a dozen
instances OF brutal violence, OF which one or
two are likely to terminate fatally. The fierce
heat and consequent languor were not enough
10 suldue The passions and quaTelsomeness
of men who assaulted inOfensive passengers,
women. fellow drinkers, and boon cOmpan-
ions. These Sunday bIawls are increasing,
and form an important item in the annual
r1.or. of crime The whole number of ar
rests for .he year ending April ., 1872, was
s45r4. being an increase Of S,S22 over pre-
ceding years. 1t is noticeable that while the
arrests for arson, burglary, grand larceny and
forgery have decreased during the past few
wears. those for murder, manslaughter, and
robbery have largely increased. This indi-
Gates a growth of violence and lawlessness
which may well attract the attention of police
authorities and other guardians of the public
morals.
There has been a conflict between the
Excise Board and the Police Commissioners
az to the responsibility for permitting the ex-
istepce of the low concert saloons which IN
fest the city. As is shown elsewhere in TIE
TRIBUNE to-day, it is difficult to convict the
keepers of these dens Of any ollense so long
as they are licensed The new Act OF the
Legislature in reference to places OF amuse-
ment. from which 50 much was expected, has
been found imperative, so far as closing
These places is concerned, and the Police Com
missioners say that it is impossible TO procure
convictions while the arrested parties are
able TO produce their licenses. We have had
enough triaing and quibbhng about this
..-.ra1Io l,oineqe in times mast, lne sOiu-