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New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
OBITUARY..
SMITH BARKER.

Smith Barker, an old and respected lawyer
OF this city, died at Rye, westchester County on Tues
day evening in T2d year Of his Mr Barker was
the last surviving OF the late Vim. Barker OF White
Plains He was born in 1901, and was graduated at
Union College In the class OF 1921, Immediately after
ward commencing the study Of law in the office OF Mnott
Mitchell, at White Plains. On being admitted 10 the
bar he removed to this city, and soon acquired an ex
tensiye practice He lived hero for more than hair
century and during that whole period engaged IN the
active duties of his profession he had endeared himself
10 large circle OF business and social frends To poor
aud onnressed clients he always kind and generous
both with his purse and professional services. Few
men who never filled any public position are known 70
On many old New Workers the late Mr.. Barker. His
funeral takes place Friday from the Episcopal Church
at White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
POLICE NOTE9

Officer Alfred l.. Larwel of the Ninth Precinct,
Brookya a.s from the yesei,s for psYns 'zN -
post,
Matthew MalcOm age Or. of No. IA West Sixteenth-
st. ,i.rSsy No - West Ssesa It, l's1 n'ssr
ami vi killed
John Hogan, age H. OF No. 10 Muberry-st.. feli,
yesterday into bug. No 81 hsDeuTs "a
dangerously ,sJloA
Nathaniel Lockwood age 8, Of No. 81 Indiazt.
Droosrn D. While ahug yeserisy the foot Of JsTssi. s
into he river and drowned.
Joseph Wolf age a. while in q shooting gallery ~
night cafentaiY shot ts right sth
muske,ba BY LOUIS amer Ol no 80 West Thirty esb %
Daniel J. Sullivan, while attempting to cross
roi-y opposite City Hall YESTERDAY By lsA.
wagon anc severely injured out he he
end body arrested lnf 5iTaa Ns' cafs o me F'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

BARKRR-At RE County Y Tussa' Juoe u
he residence brothsrn-lAS Undh hasd Bsrkss
aseOrAtlaw, of city. the III of his
TIE relatives Of tie family resuy invited % atens
Episcopal Church White PGas FfdsJ Ass
lust st Il O'Clock m. c.-.,
spec al car all leave By Railroad from Grand Csars Depot
coruer OF Poriy secoudst. az l04) a. M
BOGFRT-Iu rrooln Tuesay June 49, iS72 Aida Fios as
ate Cornelius Bogert esd the 54tb of Ber
TIE relatives friends OF ,he family spely nFti - s@nl
her funeral from late residence No % >eonipae Thuf-isJ
June 20 az Y O'Clock N. Eit1out further notice.
MAyYISG-At Perth Aaboy J. June 49, P0rsa hnninE aged y
late Of Washington Co Missouri.
services bis late resiiene luh7 ~
tyes respectfully invited 70 attend Nhos' frhs
St. papers plesss copy
MARKs-A HsyersaV n T. on hoBiAg, June IT, hhsa o. VIE
Alfred MarEs, aged - years ..--, .----, -
Relatives respectfully invited 20 attend i Ha9s us1
her late residence on Fntay, June Il tta clock m
DDLETON-Su denly Bridgeport Csyn, We si.y nernsk
June 49, h0nse, uHn1 ei AekAalef T. AL sA-
M.li.stou sgei 6 months p tsys
RSBHART-On Tuesday sth Abraham Raeh.r in The "a
year vi hs age. ., ,--s.-, 49, -, -
faue afternoon t 0ciOck uOu h l1te repfsoos
No. ll8 COes-st Jersey City.
PsK-op wsanssia, Juue 49, Eleanor Rask gei II yesr
e r-ys and friends the hmy respectfully nv't - ss-s
,he residence Of her brother Thomas Rusk c No~
Thiuy.fith-st, THURSDAY, JaBe ~. At p u
TWEEDDALBOn inst 2O3 Cole late Ysrcks Ier'sI I'
Aurie Gore. wife = John TEsedtas printer
Londoa sai Etnburga psPer. please oopJ
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

q, Among al other measures agreed upon by the gen
temen present, hviing prominent Germans from all
par OF the Country 10 Baltimore 10 meet there az 'he
time OF the Democratic Convention In order to head on
the misohef-maker among their countrymen Ihey say
that the assertion few newspaper publishers tnat
the Germans werc particularly hostile TO oree'y -
altogether They udicule the idea OF ie
their countrymen trying 10 make the American puoho
teliave that they carry the German votes In ther
pockets 1t is said that the Germans In this country
have no interest aagonis TO separate from those
Of the other natiorahues who constitute the popuiauon
OF this country. and that it would DO questioning the
intelligence to that the Germans are not u''uou
in political sentiment wen as other citizens
Netc York, June 10, lS72. "hkAAS'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN.
MR. GREELEY IN MASSACHUSETTS.


The Democrats of this State are almost
,,pit an the support Of Horace Greeley They recognize
bis honesty his manuess, his Kindness OF hear ana ns
disposition deal fairly IN opponents and they re-
spes the dsting guished ability he has displayed IN hrs
long career as a Journalist and leader IN puOlc
affair They will vote for him infinitely preferable 70
Presdent Grant who partsanshlp down 10 the
proportions OF his own personality, ana Is an utttI
failure n all respects In the Presidency There are many
Republicans also this State who mean 70 support MI
Greeley They Will for hlm 81 the polls IN mum
hers tb, will surprise those who have not realized the
feeling that exists though IN a partially latent con-
titon what ia needed present h leaders. The peO-
DIE are willing follow but the politicians are 7hy aua
besitatng There has been both ueachefy ana coward
iee an me mart OF the who came from Cincinnati
which has had the inevitable ehect OF oamPemnB, lAe
courage OF those who look % them u lead But let
hold man known % the people and enjoying thef conn
dence rise aud take up the standard Tor he OIeeiey
ticket and they will rally 10 his side Ihee are lhou
saads of Greeley Republicans Massachusetts,, who VIII
sooner later be heard from.
Tug DEMOCRATIC BUGBEAR-wHAT IS IT
FF0na The HarJOrd PoH (f1dl.
The great, indeed almost the only argument
for the reelection Of President Grant IS that hs defeat
viii be the defeat OF the Republican party and the rostor
alton Of the Democrats 10 power There are some qt9
earnest honest people who euErOssod Win tldt
view OF IT, They wiring their hands over t. Aud they
for Grant ana no more about
IL because f they don't there's danger Of tue dread
James K. Polk. some such dead person Well We nope
We have proper horror OF Democrat tha We appictl
ate the pure Cussedness the creature anu have an aat
ouste conception Of the dreaduue.s VI hs possible rC
Eurn But let turn over the possibilities or tAr case
little Buchanan is dead o. begin Win. 30 also ait
1GInes Polk and Franklin Pierce, aud g0oi
ka60y EDtLsrs Lets BJt Do &iIAd Oi 1-em
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
AN OLD ANTI-sLAvERY WRITER sUSTAINS
MIR. SUMNER.

Tho Hon. E,izur Wright the well-known
Antsavery writer and Journalist. has written the fol-
lowing letter 10 The Boston Commonwealth:
70 me Bdftor Of The monVeaIth
SIR: said in last ssue that 80 far as you had
h speech you had found scarcely one that approyest
wholly just OF as Likely to add TO ms lame Mn GU gu
two Since perusng the answers that have been maze
20 that speech fully confirmed In the opinion tat
was not only Wh0Al Jusb rs cOhoerheI , S 90,
but that the corruption OF the party that suppor5s m
has proceeded such an extent that Mr. euRef ha1 no
rigbt 10 withhold Il. Whatever flaws may be picked
in his taste or ms rhetoric. his fidelity 70 the glor
9SS SSS ioSs5 oagnt 20 cherish at the nsk Of party
ostracism will insure ann fame enough IN the long run
admitted nepotsm and ofceseing OF the President Is
accepted and juthed by BIS many seryile ana sHcy c
themselves. IL makes man hang hs mead Tor shame,
and almost despair OF the rtpuDc Inc iail9Ie I'll ID % OS
OF one for whose tay services the republic Is justly
grateful ought not 10 have been visited with the tIoS
penalty OF renOLinau0n eth less should this penalty
6e enhanced BY reelection The party should have ten
dery laid him aside 50 as, possible, 70 prevent I3g
undoubtedly have oregone his speech II the mercenary
ISiucans of the party had not by tnelr TOO enectse
arts made the renominauon inevitable. Now that
ne ia renOminatod II he has true friend IN IN! tne
United states, that man Will be u sure VIA e
ever else he does n0t vote the ticket win MS nao
On A. II II be only 70 prevent the blight WDch ahoner
four years Of office IS sure 20 bring upon ms Lane l
sumner performed an unwecOme ana palnlu uuty, nO'
moment too early and while he Is h0Nled at as sl9n
derous," malignant " bitter ana 1lsapIOinIeu'
by unsorupuiOus and Ehorant p4rusahs tneIe are many
saddeDed friends Of Grlnt VINO know very wei that
mercfu retcence is tle most remarkable characteristic
bf Mr. Summers speech. / am at a loss 70 see why
friendship. speak Of patriotism, should not mold
President the stTiCest ideal OF the most austere
To him by letting hlm down 10 the level OF
those later Administrations which slavery innlcSed
upon us It seems to me the ideal OF this de.
cade should be higher than that OF any which has pre-
oeded IT. and by the second thought OF the people
on Mr. Summers speech am sure II VIII be. Parry Is
not OunipOtent, It's wire-wOrkeTs deml-gOds'
people VINO so wen know that they were emahCiPated
frorn the great curse more by the patriotism ana SELF
sacrifice OF mutudes Of the dead than by the nero
isD Of LIVING not gOiug 10 let fleslutnts
down 10 the ideal Of Fsk and Tweed, or the little Caesar
who was eXtDgushed as sedan they viii az
ibe orator who holds 10 something little Deltet
ihan the world has seen before aware that IN the
present contest there IS nothing left them better hu
hegatiOn But there has an occasion Wltn no Is
more affirmative than yes far as concerns the hgu
purpose of the Republican party, ELlLCB NhlNui'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

The Grant Republican National Executive
Committee held fret business meeJug, since the Phil
adelphia Convention, Tuesday the Office Of exGov
T. D. Morgan in Exchange-pace, a majority OF the
Committee being present The meeting which vas pri-
vate was devoted to making preliminary arragements
for the coming campaign. After the business was trans
acted views were interchanged concerning the cam
naign prospects, which, particularly n Pennsylvania,
we're not considered hatterlng. IL was thought mat
State would be carried by the Democrats IN october,
and that IL would very unusual occurrence Tor 10 To
reyerse ts vote the Presidential election The reports
from North Carolina were considered az indicating re
nUbic,n victory al the state election August. The
C0mmittee adjourned until after the Baltimore C0nven-
ffpp
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
LATEST Snip NEWS
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ARRIVED.
ss,,i, "a, Py.s o Reyuolis Bsrmu ais ssi pa
sei.sio volunteer Boo9gooi PHILADELPHIA NTH ~ise 'od pa~~
70 Lohlari steamship Co. -, o-..
Sslshp China Br. Mss,uey Liverpool June v' ouse0'"".
Oil With uise ani pass 0 Chas q. FrancklYn
81 amship Hammonit a. G) Meier Hamburg June ana ha'0
3th ylth miss. and pass . kunharlt s Go.
Einge Galveston June ~ Va is'saa
and Keg md,e. and pass. 20 G. II. MALLORY Co.
steamship Dsaytsr (Bg, ioans Antwerp June 2 "i1 @a ~
BarE Bros ISor BOra Liverpool May H. sa md f. sschS"sa
Bsr Evening Star Cof Turks Isi, Miller St Jsyo with
Dryden (NOr) setback Hamburg % days, with mdse
Brg Ennis hstana p dags with and motss9s
Bug Bermaa BOrnhom Port4uPnaee II 1sys s1h "a
WOOD oOIss, &c
Lag Kossk glo.r Cisufuezos % days. vi.h
scnr Brl belong ~ John. n D lsTs Fth aEtVe-
sclr. OcesHas baIedy Georgetoen d o. Tor hals'n
BELOW.
Bark Lizzie 10. .NsEbuypos spiEs from Csgi Peb H. s'
mise -. . .
fa-k Ansgar No r1nIerson Liverpool Nay TO- With mise
Bark Welt q. G SshiuJsfg from Gis'sov May H. ~a
SAILED
Steamships Tie Qaes MnneoA, Java. AMI Be' o bverP9ss
O ria G,sz0w Metropolis Bermuda Con oedgsich, tH
New orleans, Huntsville ssyauba5 GeOgs ior Charleston
NIND-S4nlOsR. light, D.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PBtvcfsC0 Trne l9The steamship h0Haas h arrived o~
Panama with passengers anl freight IRON Ee--lork.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

Gov o. Bso--es SoI h,vs, u kaa,.. ssd aos
dent Gss wa Barr. IN commsD7 FORTRESS Monroe.
Vessels from the West India Islands. nexIce.
sni Central ,nd south American Pots alter july "n BE-
90. The annual meeting Of the Western Associated
nade In ths Kreeuave COMMITTEES.
=. Tho New-York State sunday-School Associa-
ofOssego elec'st President
.T4s steamg ybGeA ii9ss4 ysstsEasx Day. 5EG as
ineo1s gallon. aud han 600 gallons o. e'd'
.... The National Division Of the Sons Of Temper
began ts annual meeting In % eigo yessflsy
s's5 STATE aad TsIloy sa tyr s Ba11.a rE9Lss' go
-. The troubles az the Little Emma Mine, in Utah.
ns ,uHns, firearms ussd bat 20 one "" Is"
,urod.
a' s.Ss SSS S el. prossnsa q co1s received "a.
degree OF IL D.
49,. The Union Stars Baseball CLUB of New York
ssy Tor he junior eh.@poa.bp The s; The seyfos' ~"
AT meeting, yesterday OF the Stockholders of
The P9i 9iseGlp ha aaa hss Rarsa n s i ~ -.
Reading Railroad CompssJ we're islaef
49, The convention of narrow gauge railroad men,
'@ car AT % esiIsls g $40 y..s 49, So !, - IN 4,e,
yce Preeni and ~ are sIpece TIE Hon k5,a. @ A = %
Geords. secretary.
Ground has been broken at Cornne, Utah, and
sa1s ossa o. ss Uh ' SSa.. a sss :sos5 % ~ o.Sos ]
ION TIE ss,roaad y sosss . ,1 s ~ : we Po'n F, ~,
s ,h equipped s ani TIE sh0ie ass II = e'ei
sll DO ! running on'eF IN tHo Tsai.
IA San Francisco dispatch reports that at
pbrc clear 7peseis little the sa1 sess % tss aais
5.s s H2 S5 ta sO5.r., ,S ] 81, 81 e s,o.ph.rs o
Tie naeAs appeared 10 be star o. toe hrs' @asHs 80 he -.
luminous sai coiOr,d At lie sine
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
TIE STATE or TRADE.
nnMRSTfn hfAPKPrs

wn.tvsros is-Sprils TaYeh1ne dru st He Rsss
6m p ior strained ~ ~ os Low No 5SJl ior NO
a. Low Pale 81 y hr Paie Oruts
Iaf utue steady - 80 0r yellow Dip, s31 i0r YfSo is
steady % V5. . 49,. a..
EEw-ORlEANs June i9Flour DOLL Double Rri ~ % oeei
Treble Ea Ss %; Choice Treble kri1 90 Corn qsis' Ara "a
Yeiow 65e White JJG7tc OAs quiet a Sc. Hsy dbl Pane
Bad5 20. Choice S520F3 Bran dgl Il 81 100 81 ~ Psfh
fmer 25 Bacon and hrncr Shoulder bdttc
Char Rib sides aIiei Clear SIDES g. Hsms-Choce Snsafcsf
Pablo Lord qaet dercs packet s Rednoi Sc Neg hes
I0c Refsei jc sugsr good demand Common 7Ic Good 70
FULLY Fsir ggsp Molssses-hO receipts nothing done WsAI
i Al 81E9c Cl9 iTU9ic BKbsnye-SterAuS E,s rev f'ft
sight A re ium Gold ltji
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
GROWTH And WANTS or YALE COLLEGE

TO fke Editorof rae Tribune
SRi A disinterested friend of the famous
nsti tuition Of learning New Haven hes gone over tho
pleas put forth by the respective Faculties Of the differ
ent departments, and estimates that moderate gen.
erosity the part OF capitalists in sympathy with learn
ing in this country would place at the disposal OF tine
President and Fellows OF Yale College IN New-Haven
tho OF 100000. IT, therefore, in tho continental
audience addressed by TuB TRIBUNE there Is man
Of generous millions who wishes to leave his
figure conspicuous American history above tnat OF all
the noble company OF beuefactors, let him take his
check book and write quickly 70 the order Of 1.-The
President and Fellows Of Yale College, in Hev-Hayen
tho Of - 100000 and II be has name not inappro
pirate to such title doubt not that he may expect
to give IT, with his money, 10 the University. which
ought with such means. 70 supersede Yale College IRE
Immortality Of pure renOwn which such gift would
secure could hardly have parallel in our annals. The
items OF the estimate which aggregates the SUN named
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
HOW PAyEMEyTs ARE RUINED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your remark that the repair of the pave
~ o preeste the hoe and the broom worthy q bot
you f to great Of the trouble which The as o.
the gas pipes going il tie upper Fat Of The city Ih
pavement replaced very rough and careless mannef and where
h. ,rz. mines are laid they may rsoi By the Of sink L
ever Where staa ik odce v report Two .ucn
hole, before ny Twethst He d he bad done 80 "ic a.
ready buthe sddeI d0nt suppose thee be aaYils eoae
.hra,t,H AH
Ta 81 Eas TrsldAst Jane H. ls72
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
MEXICO.

POPULARITY OF THE REFORM TrcKET-CoyGRAT-
ULATORY ADDRESS TO Mr.. GREELEY.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 5.-The Presidential
campaign is naturally exciting much attention among
the American residents this capital With the exoep-
ton OF the few persons connected with the Consulate
and Legation, all are for Greeley and Brown. And in
order that residence in foreign land may not prevent
our people from aiding the good work. the following
document. signed by majority OF the Americans here
including both Democrats and RepuDhcahs wiz be Tor
vordod by this mail to Mr. Greeley II ia claimed for
tb, that IL expresses the cam deliberate Judgment Of
Americans who have no object view but the greatness
and prosperity Of their native land:
The Hon. HORACE GREELEY-Dear hr! me under
signed forming majority OF the Ameiedn r,lueI's IN
tls capits unite without distinction OF panty or sec
ct0n i'm Offering 10 you their cOngratuauons upon your
nomination for President. They believe Una, the eiec
tom Of the Cincinnati nominees will InanEuTAte new
and happy in the political history OIL TIE Ohl'ou
al
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTuFST,

OFFICE oP IHE CHIEF SIGNAL OTFfcsR.
WAsnIsGTOs, ID. C., June 90 lsI2-i a. M.
syHOpns for ne DdH fceHiu-foW hourE
The barometer continues highest over the
Middle Atlantic States lowest over Minnesota Areas
of rain have prevailed over Southern Florida, and from
Eastern Nebraska 20 Upper Michigan and Minnesota
Clear and partially cloudy weather u now prevailing
Al the Pacific Coast stations and at those east OF the
ROCKY Mountains very generally, with light TO fresh
soufhery 10 westerly winds northwest OF tho ONO
VsIoy, spa light 10 resh easIeTy " SOUTHERN over he
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
rELEnRAPHIC NOTES.

The wagon road is now open from salt Lake
C 10 Lts Cyisonsool for the eri tne lace i"i October
The steamer which arrived IN san Francisco
from Japaa oa Tsrsy brolai S0 90 sofi Of Jsa s0d Oas
for recOinaye
b. The first annual meeting Of tho Artillery Asso-
esusa of ha Bo.oa yeiersaf ~
" e. alssalsd hI eszIale sS aAla0s 81 as~HA-AeA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE TURF
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosToN, June 19.-The Mystic Park races
were attended by a very large crowd to-day. In the
race for 2io horses Dobes Rosalind was the win
ner beating Nettie Morris May Bee, Coroner X Honest
Rrock and SteyversOn. Time-2:30t, ASH, E33a 2SJt
9 Morris won the first heat and May Bee the f0urth
The great contest was between Goldsmith Maid ana
Iucv mile heats in s. TO harness. In tne second neat
the Maid made tho fastest time over mile track on
record-2l6i
u p I'm. ls-Purss Of So 800 mile heats TO harness
o. second.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
southern States and light to fresh southOrly tho


Southern states and light fresh southory over tho
Middle states.
probdbpit,s
Clear and partially cloudy weather preVsh SeTS gen %
slly from the Missssipp 10 the Atlantic win ngn 20
fresh winds yeering 10 westerly northwest oi the ODo
Valley. A.,
Light to freah eastery winds sOutherly over tno
Southern States and with light tO fresh sOuib-eashfp
to sOuth-westerly the New-Engiand ana M1IIe
States; occasional areas OF rain over tho upper aAo
rCgion-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

t will probably be found that ne represents Charles
Bumner who between Grant and Greeley, will pretty
surely 20 for Greeley. mr. Sumner has congratulated
Mr. Wilson on his nomination. but not his prospect OF
election and IL IL likely that no will abstain from op
posing Grant because Wilson's love Of ofloe nterpOSes
shlaIda-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
SAILED.


Since tie Introduction 0ng o1ltrH Dot r-t
nants grD and faiis there bas beea unverSs
all revolving and drastic pugatVes The SEX shers
LAXATIVE Ri uterg refuse 70 tsso ~
isgng o pill an4 islga % h'aseeiDe J" ne sss ~SV aas
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
pASSRNGEPS ARRIVED.

PROM BRRMUDA-Ta soaH4sAp san Frascsoo jane ~ y ~
Nudge. Mn T. laeSr Nm H. Goshng; MIS- X banS o. ~ n @ A.
Cosiag Mrs r. rr0t, Mrs.. Jas The, Scott Peernsn W " fs
SON r olive g. n Mass n Harvey O. y Tucker Miss v
Tucker GysiBg Dalley IFO, J. b. Tucker. LaI \" o.
Hun a..
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
MARRIED.

PETRIB-IATHRJP-On Wednesday June H. si Chr Churh Noe
wch Conn b. Prank Norton. james Ps.ue Of hs ~
and sara NJ Lsfhrlp % Norwich.
RRBD-ISGRAM-Oa Weinesiay is residence ofths
BRIDES Daseass Rev H. b. RdgsNsy Lws h Rod 20 Aasss
youngest daughter Of james Ingpmesq ah VI this oT
sHgRMAN-WATSOS-At ST. MsttbtWs Church. Unaiil.
Wednesisy s s72 BY the Rev Folsom Baker Freere
Sherman Broosya ~ T. susan Hayes daughter )f AEsoi
Watson Of Uuaila.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
HEAVY ruuNDER-sroRMs IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 19.-There were terrific thun-
dertorms yesterday afternoon n tho northern midland
counties OF England. Many persons who were exposed
10 the violence Of tho storms were injured.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDENT-TREASURY DI
CIsIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
The President accompanied by Gen. Porter left Wash
ington tonight for Long Branch. On Monday night he
will start from that place for Boston, remaining there
until Thursday night In the meantime he will attend,
in that city, the meeting OF the Trustees Of the Peabody
Educational Fund His presence necessary TO cOnst
tute quorum Of the Board other trustees being SICK or
absent from the country. On Saturday the PRESIDENT
will be in New-YOrk 10 take a Farewell OF ms son
ulysses who is now ut Harvard University, ana who
will leave for Europe for educational purposes, 10 remain
year at the end OF which time he will return TO the
in Europe will return the United states early IN Sep
tember. His daughter Nellie, will remain in Europe
until October. The President Will not again come 70
Washington until the 9th OF july unless important pup
lie business shall demand his presence here before that
time. - a--~'
The Treasury Department has issued circular to Col
lectors Of Customs and others to carry into effect the
provisions of the tenth section OF the tariff act OF June
g. which provides that from and after its passage, al
lumber timber hemp, manila and iron and steel rods
bars spikes nails, and bolts, copper and composition
metal which may be necessary for the construction ana
equpment OF vessels built in the United states TOT tne
prpose OF being employed in the foreign trade Including
he trade between the Atlantic and Pacific ports OF the
United States and finished after the passage OF this act
mny imported In bond under such regulations as tle
Secretary OF the Treasury may prescribe.
No tobacco on which the tax has not accrued prior TO
July can after that time be put upon the market under
a lecent stamp. All stamps OF that denomination re-
naming on hand must be returned to the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue who will exchange them for stamps
of the denomination Of 20 cents with the proper commu
taton as to difference In their face value The Comms-
sioner absolutely refuses 10 change MS ruling requiring
ali tobacco bonded after the 9th OF June 10 be Withdrawn
without payment Of the tax speclned on the DOnu
under which the removal was made
II Is the intention OF the Internal Revenue once 70
have the new tobacco regulations ready for distribution
by the LIST OF July.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

EXTRA sEB3I0N TO ARHAkGE IHb AFFVhIIUN-
ta fA| p. IA MRNT. .. N f.. I-..
ST.. LOUIS, June 10.-The Legislature was
convened In extra session at noon today 10 either
district the state or amend the law that four
ADDITIONAL Presidential Electors may be legally elected
Gov Brown sent I'm message recommending the
amendment Of the law % mat additional electors may
be elected at larss, 1ne Senate adopted concurrent
resolution 20 adjourn AT o'clock tomorrow Tae House.
alter some discussion as what was best " be DONE ad
jOurned I'LL p IN. tomorrow,