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New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
nRIFr OF TIE PRESS.

The PHILADELPHIA Press insists that "H the
fortunes OF Grant aud Harranft be indissouby linked
together both must TALL III spite OF iate ana the Caeron
faction -
Discussing the prospects in Illinois The ST.
Louis Times says: Judging from all we can see and
hear we shall be very much disappointed If Illinois does
not repudiate Oglesby and Grant III November Dy Iuy
ZOO0J majority
In an able article upon the Philosophy of
the Coantio" The Missouri discusses the con
cessons and advances Of both the Liberals and Demo
crat and halls the spirit in which they are made as the
FIRST substantial promise Of reunion OF all sections In
conclusion 10 "1hs cheerful promise OF tle IN
which there sha memories and penalties and
IN which the people may reunite IoT common tramPhs
constitutes tie moral ebgh OF the cOaOn; ana Is
Horace Greeleys character as representative OF ms
generous sentiment that 2kes hun the most 9
54s2Sc@i'' dFsni.% 'n"' 'OD'0 ~ ''''D' INV
The Chicago Tribune concludes long editorial
upon Creeleys qualifications for the PRESIDENCY as
follows Greeley has rendered great pohtical services
90 the people He has shown as great poheai courage
az Jackson, great honesty Lincoln. lie has as nhe
sense OF honor and of official deeacy as our carrier
Presidents from Washington 10 Monroe VINO WI, pre-
that the spontaneous tributes 10
an such a character, which have come pouring ia shce
his m srS ss PsssdeS RstbeF are they The
natural tribute Of an ntegent nation to one that mas
elected he will receive no gifts He viii pay no stale
and fraudulent claims. lie VIII not use the pubic ocos
~. corruntiou fund The purity aud caliber which have
marked bis course thus far will distinguish his Admins
;ratiOn. And that will be Reform
There is nothing more refreshing than a Dit
~ honest confession from one OF your regular organs
IN, Cincinnati Times and Chronicle makes very indis
Greet admission the risk of having the whip cracked
about it's ears Confssing that there are some abuses
the Administration which ought 70 De codreeteu h ~
says: TOO exclusive listening u senators aherOn ana
(Onking and the retention OF Casey ana facKard j.
Office al New Orleans are among tne e'I.S
Of There are doubt many objections OF silar ciai
aeter In other localities which might DE easily OONatou
10 the material benefit OF the Republican parry IA % we
Presidential campaign. Every reasonable enOvt " u
and harnOnize all opponents Of the DemOcIhoy 0uSht
certainly 10 be made. Every known abuse shout De
promptly corrected, without regard 10 uterIO. eHeot
but II Is especially important now Lat unworthy men
should bo set AdTift"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
ments The hold developed by Mr. Greeley upon
the people OF Michigan Is wonderful. With the Demo

mcnts occur The hold developed by Mr. Greeley upon
the people of Michigan Is wonderful. with 'he Demo
cratic masses he took M once and tho masses have
compelled lis acceptance by the eanero. huonk .Io
Republicans there at first isolated oIeey ,s
Then they began TO multiply TIL now tney ac s
fes.' Why, met hall dozen OF my paIlsnioueIs
the other day, matter OF business Hnu VI, ~ ~,
sation turning politics, was surprised lV nu uss az
though we were an Republicans We were all gOlng 10
vote for Greeley"
A newspaper in South Carolina CIhe Column
bfd PhGniIl processes have Interesting mtemsohoo
from Washngton-important intelligence II IL Is true.
It's purport is that the Administration has uelernheu
throw Scott, Moses, Eeago, Parker ana tne ota'e
Government generally overboard-wmeh VIII W pau
for the fishes. In fact, the Grant men OF oou'n 'o
to be getting up little Liberal heiorm no''en'
on their own account In this enterprise Orr Msekay
and Earl already engaged ana we are 'o'u n 'uo
chief cause OF hope is that Grant and the Repuocan
authofities at Washington have pushed forward ana
will sustain the opposition TO Scott Co." The fo@nn
enlrbtens us somevhat about the state OF thns gen.
orally in South Carolina, which isn't good safe OF
things at all. "Grants Administration we ae toil
is Charged, and justly with The Lunaths ad enuH u
of things witch exists in the Southern states pceu ny
reconstruction under Radical rule; odda, o9ii. o9is
dtion of South Carolina" II s ad1ra Is
a disgrace to the American Republic" Tps mas
mrned and is still turning the State against GEL Grant
and he and his friends feel tnat they eanlDt ~
Scott Neage, Parker, and Moses WIN thelr r
Cincinnati Convention will do something mOrethan en-
tighten Grant and his free companions ana II IL
DO nothing IL would not have Deen heu IN Eain
But Dercrst among the fierce Tor reform w nIu ~ .no
Hon. c. c. Bowen, who last week ~ OAK Gr'Ve ma,e %
terrible onslaught upon the Scott Ring anu ~ pasl es
OF cOurse Mr. Bowen said Ii "the duty every NJ
publican to support Grant Dut ~ tne s.ine ti,o ="
can Administration" We advie Mir. Bow Dto 90 aDeau
hut il he doesn't lind supporting maj and ad~
South Carolina dsagreeaDly Ike pfuhg Sui anu Oou'
then very much ln!stdken.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE TURF
LONG BRANCH RACES-P0OL Sell

LONG BRANCH RACES-P0OL SELLING.
LONG BRANCH, July Fifteen thousand peo-
pie are now here and all the hotels full The excite
ment over tomorrows is intense Prominent sport
ing men from all parts of the country are present The
following are pools sold at the West-Bnd hotel in the
Abdel 100 $500 $500 shylOck.... $55 5S5 S22S
Lyttron. 30 200 26O Piedmont. Belle Al
Lochiel........... 80 2o5 2O ken. and John Mer . ga
Sauce BoI..... lsS 2iO rimon (the de) 70 IS 100
No pools were sold for the half mile-dash. In the
great race the Monmouth Cup Harry Basse has the
CALL but poolbuyers and betting men are very shy John
Morrssey bid 500 Harry Bassett $1,000 being bid for
Longfelow but this pool withdrawn. The follow
ing pools sold on the race:
Harry Bassett. tt..........-........s1O 800 S0OV
LOngfellOW OW...-.-.....-.--.-.--.- 200 400 %"
Gov Magrofin Of Kentucky and the Hon. Johp C.
Breckenridge are here.
EXCITEMENT AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1.-The races at
Long Branch are exciting much attention here In the
pooselling tonight Harry Bassett was the fayorite,
about even, against Longfellow and the field.
TRoTTING AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., July 1.-The second annual meet
ing of the ouickstep Trottng Park Association opens
TO morrow and continues four days. large number OF
noted troters The track is in fine condition
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
FACTS FOR WORKINGMEN.

EFFECT oP THE STRIKES on THE BUILDING IN
TEREsTs OF THE CITY-TRADE MOVEMENTS.
THE TRIBUNE in recent article illustrated
the direct cost Of the strikes the employers and their
employees the serious effects OF the Eighthour move
men in impeding the growth of the city, and in depriy
ing the worknpmen OF labor and Of their proporonate
share in the profits OF labor, strkingy shown by
the following table, prepared from the records of the
Department of Buildings, and giving comparative
statement OF tho numberof projected buildings for the
five weeks ending on July in 1871 ana s72respecyely
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
RRooKLYN IMPROVEMENTS.

The Brooklyn Board of City Works has ac-
cepted the contracts of Patrick Smith to build sewers in
No OF Gowanus district for sl6slSs 5o and
in subdivision No. for s0oli3 as. Twenty-Five bids
were received. The Legislature at Its last session
passed compromise act requiring the city at large to
pay onethird OF the assessment levied by tne water
Board Tor having Nicoson Scrmshaw and Guidet pave
ments upon certain streets and avenues In 1862 Inc
following list will show the streets repaved, the Total
amount of the twothlrds or compromise assessment
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

Much excitement was c0llsCd last evening y
the nelRhbOrnuod Of Cour-st. 4pd Hln ton Sluh
Brooklyn, by the elort OF lend eEplos or. A .ice
barrel OF Bourbon shisky sladi 'e~ sLof IN the
exploded suddenly. The PROPRIETOR or tie saloon
that there .let near ,be b,url. So great was
the f0rce of the explosion tbiG The head the barrel
driven through the front windows o. .-c saloon,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
PANSENGERS ARRIRED.

From LIvRRPoOTn ssarqshD CIR u limerick .sly i.CA
PEER Nc ulough John NJ llos. Ahis WosasS
FROM LiSsRPOOL-Ia rGmi-fD wsDlan. Jelly Mrs De
linda shaw W. H. SHAW Csl W. Hg.Hson Mira Murray Caa
A. Jaro1e.
From BERMUDA-fE steamship bffrepoi Juv i--Ms Geo s.
oce Mrs Jos A. Rohst Ms Tho Magu Geo D. Lat sL
rhos Parker and wife, Can't s. Rdsc Capt Rn y. H. ia
End vie xsj Oeurlfe Fred 9. Bgg. John serg ihl> !.
King ThOS W. III l. J. f. u G. Hollis, John g. DAVIS T. ".
King Jos b. Davis w. I. kObn.qn, Benz LtlouTae HeaV r.
TucSer. Joseph Roberts
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
TUE STATE OK TRADE
DOMESTIC nARxRTS

NEW oRLyAss JSy l-Four da ses Of Nv T.bl. Er;, .,
sJ good DO 81, Choice rcis Brta bce Ftsl. -
80 81 qUqt s6d56o iet Mixed 63s9 for W1iA
,od 4246c Bsv dull sl5@ 81 r Prs1; TO- Cho
Bran sold at TO- Fork Qlo sg a. RacOn alB "a
shoulders g. ioI Clear ssies q fr C- Sne sur Cad
sold al pose lard dab saes Of 90 racse R.
fnei 9c Keg. Ke. Oit. aasd l0is Sagsr d1 al.c
fully Fair hoas In fair dsE AZ l0c fo ne oeL WHISKY faR
sold ls0l9c E1change GgIlg
Nev-York Sight premium; ioli. ll3!.
WILMINGTON. july TuTpesne ouio. 81 a.. Ros
quiet 50 % strands a. for Low f. % IS No.
~ 20 for No ?; 80 30 for lOB 10 T Extra Pao - for
Pae 81 50 r Pale Cre Twp nne i.1dy ~ 50 for FI,
% 30 for yellow Dip 20 % Or Vrgn ~ se4dT q. - o.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
PERSONAL.

The Empress of Germany proposes the erec-
tion in Berin of dwelling houses workmen, on the
plan OF those erected for workmen in London
Miss Cora ID. Hall, author of some rhymes
and etchings called "The Humors Of the Grant Down
fall" is mentioned as the daughter of Mayor HAIL
Mrs. Barnard, one of the woman Journalists
of Washington has become-we read-managing editor
OF The Washington Chronicle She is said to have had
ample experience as reporter and to be efficient
faur ar
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE NEw.YORl-. RrNG CAses ArrrALpn,

ALBANY. July Notices If issue ON. appeal fro-s
b, ceoon Of judge Hoyehcos BTeruog ~ carrer II
The People sgt wm NJ TssS lmpsde with otes
Richard b. Connolly tnA Taomss T sh Sled
County Clerks Office BIZ Hcrs eres Barlow. The aE7neai
tske place preferred anss th Of tho
nry General Tern - av TIE Gov fec AY IT, -seo
with Chapter 10 ~ The General n holl
COuu OF ApDealx
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
TRopIc TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE.

TROPIC TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA July This is the hottest day OF the
Season the thermometer indicating degrees at p in
TORONTO. july 1.-The weather is intensely hot.
Boston, July 1.-The intense heat continues to-day.
Two deaths from sunstrOke occurred yesterday.
KINGSTON N Y, July 1.-Today has been the hottest
OF the season thermometer has ranged from go to
1909 In the shade.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
PERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

-. JOAQUIN Miller called the editorial frater-
nifty Of Chicago YESTERDAY. -
The Trustees of Franklin College at New
Aheus the degree of LII d. on Dr. samuel W. ar
Of the Long Island Medical College Hospital oil brooiP%
William Smith editor of The Cincinnati Pr1ce
Current and until long time vac
Cincinnati Chamber Commerce dsngroas SICK There very
Ltle chance Of his
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DErsIRTMENr.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF STGHAi OffIckR.
.surNcrnN ID q Inlr o Ig-o--1 IL M y

WAR DErs sgTNENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF STGSAt OffIckR.i
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 2. IS72-1 a. M }
Synopsis for the Ddsi fDentUfOMr hours.
The area of highest barometer has moved
somewhat TO the southeast the southern States
Pressure has fallen generally from England to
the Upper Mississippi, and lowest in the northwest
The area Of high temperature has advanced north
eastward TO the Middle and East Atlantic coasts. In
creasing south and winds reported from the
Lakes TO the Middle States.
Light rains have fallen Lake Superior. and local
rains from Louisiana 10 Florida. The regular midnight
reports are not yet received from the Upper Lakes from
the valleys Of the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri Rivers,
and stations further west
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably continue falling on Tues
day. with general increase OF clOudness from the Mis-
sIssipp the Atadtc coast south and west winds pre-
vail in the Middle and Eastern States with diminished
temperature.
local areas of cloud and possibly light rain pass the
Eastern Gulf South Atlantic States the Lake
Superior rains pass Northeastward into Canada, and
thence 10 Northern New-England.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
CsrHsE MARR.FS

Urea ~ p July 1.-The Cheese mslks at U, tpsv o0es.i
dull bat sales rerR made ths The w.
boxes 2518 boxes OF aG3 sold 9lIc sg
commission.
At Little Pals sboSt co boxes Of dairy oei nf so
t80l0c go lots ssei Ole lot Ia There Sis
boxes Of ecr' offered ~ % fec Only aio af ID
MANY factories h0a ~ made st llac
Fort Plain the proes ". re IISllc for the heL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
LA1EST SH[P Ne Us.
For other Sh(a Seics see Second Pdcel
AEDTVEI

For other ShlR SeWs see Second P0cel
AHRIVED.
Steamship City Of ANTWERP tr Eynoa Liverpool lane N sa4
Queenstown 2lst with and pass % Joln G. Dale
Steamship Wisconsin t Freeman liverpool June D and Queens
10Th with mlSe and pasS ~ viii x 0Ion
Stesmship Rising star COBno Asp7Ns Jme 2 With mdSe and
pass 0 Pacific vail Steamship 90.
steamship James Alger. Lockwood, Charleston c. with mcS.
ard fass TO Henry r. Morgan Co
BARK Paroles r) Chuon singapore Feb va samons Bay T.
G, n, April p, with mde.
Bark hegunicooke Hemingway Matsnns II isys with s1g'
Bark eno tltall Mum, swansea a. DAYS VIII rarol on
jeremiah (O SesNpos Ford, MatanIas % dY, with
Schr. Ei A. Delau, Piniklm, Biso0a IL ia win frGt
Washington Freeman Robinson KgtSe Jeays with uI
a Belle Fisher Corpus Chnsi q vt hides sa1 aOL
scHooSKRs-RivEN AID C0AyrwisE
MARA Louisa Providence. Ruth Hal eg, New 10 tOn.
ID. Nelson, Por chester Mm Gillian. Portland, Ct
II. b. Drew Bridgeport X y ID an. "a to-
Ida, Taunton. NJ. g. Jeor1ld, virginia
q. p. Bnns, Virginia. BarOara fifau.A
Willow Harp Providence Kate scrsni3s, Providence
A. M. Acken, ProVidence.
BELOW.
Ship ROYAL Saxon (o Sidney ~ = W. c'r from GagTav May
a. With mdse Was boarded Jane "a, lat 30 - Ion ~ g. Y OiOoI
Isaac Webb, No Q.
WIhD-sundown. Light, N. W.. clesr.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsToS July l-Arnyed steamships Kennedy anf Hrcabs
from Philadelphia; steamship Ts) ron hcwfot bah
Emma e e from Liverpool hfzs sportsman, from b4i'noei
..sry Gvsn, from Havana ,,,,,
stySyyAa Ca July iArred steamship Juua.a from Phlatei
phia The Jos Crosby in distress from Wilmington pro
y,oned and sailed for CsnlenaS .
CnARLEsroy C. July lAryed steamship Gulf Stream from
Philadelphia; brig Csrma from hueyHas sailed scar Louisa wa
sou for Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

boom men who suek FOR 10 hours met IN Marketsquaro
this morning. and were addressed by several speakers
Much enthusiasm WINS manifested AZ II O'Clock, about
1000 strikers formed in PROCESSION marched down town
to the few mis that In operation and persuaded
tho men to Join the strike. This eiternoon they VIII
urbanoe so far The Mayor issued proclf nation ts
morning, ordering all places where liquor SOLD 10 DO
closed until after the Fourth OF July.
WOrkingmen this afternoon visited tho lunberyards
and stopped work In the mills that were running Tney
will visit the great Dod 70 MIL tomorrow hb labOrers
viii assemble ats O'Clock The leaders caution modera
tiOD and the men sober and orderly One m WORK
ing In accordance with their system was loudly
cheered The weather intensely hot, aad the men
continually fell out OF the hne OF march II Is In
tended to start earlier tomorrow morning The saloons
and bars all closed for four days. In accordance with
a proclamation of the Mayor,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
WASHINGTON
THE CONVENIENT RUNNING ITSELF.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNK.l

WASHINGTON, Monday, Jnly i, 1872,
A hasty summing up of the high official absentees
shows that among the Government servants absent from
their duties at this the following, viz. Pres
dent Grant Secretary Fish, Secretary Robeson, Secre-
tary Beknap, Postmaster General Creswe Assistant
Secretary Richardson Of the Treasury Department. SO
lctorgenera BristOw, Assistant Secretary Cowan Oh
the Interior Department, Assistant Attorney General
HILL Assistant Attorney General McMichaei Cen
Walker Commissioner OF Indian AffIirs; Gen. Baker
Commissioners OF Pensions Mr. Mullett Supervising Ar
chitect; Gen Porter Private Secretary OF the Presi
dent; Gen. BabcOck, Secretary to the President; {;
Gen. Dent, D0orkeeper to the President; COM
missioners Howell. Ferris, and Adds OF the
| Southern Claims Commission, BENZ j. Sweet
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue; John
Drlano Chief Clerk OF the Interior Department; COL
Harrington, Superintendent Of the Census Gen. leg
gett, Commissioner Of Patents; Gen Eaton COMMITS
soner Of Education Dr. warren CmeI C&ierk & os NO NO
Indian Bureau j. b. Mann Chief Clerk in tne Flfth
Auditors Office Mr. Kmball. Chief OF the Revenue
Marine Bureau. This by no means fnll list nut con
tains only the names that can be recall without spec
| inquiry.
| The number Of beer stamps issued by the Internal
Revenue Bureau during the fiscal year ending yesterday
was T COO an Increase OF HoOo0O0 the issue OF
the year previous This wOud seem to indicate great
increase in the manufacture OF Deer TOT Je same peOu
| fGBSRRAb PRESS DIsPATCH.l
First Lieut. Patrick Fitzpatrick of the 18th Infantry
has been retired account If faithful services and
wounds The resignation Of First Lieut. ]. C. Rathbone
I OF the 1st Artillery has oeen accepted
The Internal Revcnno receipts today-the first OF the
new fiscal year-amosnted to s125.S6S The collections
for July Of last ysor s75795 90. In Jane 1911
the collections OOO in june 1872. the oolec-
| tons were sl30S9,0)o
Secretary Boutwell, resumed his Official duties in the
Treasury Department this morning. The President Is
expected to return Washington in time to hold Caoi-
| net session on Friday next.
The Postmaster General ordered to-day, mail service
to be placed on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, be-
| tveen Washington and Baltimore distance Of 42t
| miles beginning tomorrow, the pay TO be fixed here
after
During the year ending to-day the Pension Bureau has
issued 2O62l pension certificates to the surviving soldiers
and sailors widows of the OF 1912, and rejected
1884 claims for such pensions 1924 communications OF
various kinds have from the office 10 regard 10
this class of claims, and g. 06 pieces OF addtOhh eVl
dence have been received and applied The number OF
caims OF this class pending July l. 1s was 26l9O an
10 8 new claims have been received during the year
IL Os5 claims are pending. The annual outlay afis-
in from 262 pensions granted during the year. at the
uniform rate of s. per month, wiz amount to slTs66
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
MmWAUKEn PRINTER's srRIKA.

MILWAUKEE,, July 1.-The printers strike IL
weakening Ine publishers adhere to their determna-
ton TO employ Union men. The WiscOrsi,a has tenn
pOrariy yielded to the strikers, but will the old
prices 'soon as 1t can procure printers
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