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New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
LIBERALISM IN CoNNECTIcUT.
A Ord TKOM MR. IL. L. REAn-

CARD FROM MIR. II. L. READ.
TO the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: ! notice a statement going the rounds
the Grant papers that H. L. Read. the only Greeley
RTpubcan member Of the Connecticut Legislature and
President Of the Greeley and Brown Club in Danburv
Con has since the Endorsement Of those gentlemen by
theipcmOcrac Convention at Baltimore, refused anv
longs 70 give them his support. As / am the member
reerred TO- desire 10 that Uncle Horace has Ions
been n first choice for the Presidency and il wish TO
zee him elected 10 that position, certainly shall not
refuse t. support him now merely because 100000
gsemocratt3 voters propose 10 do the same thing
saty relCce in the fact that the time has come when
OF all Irties and from all sections Of our country
sSl come ttretler aud unite on a common platform
Nba1 gins fy asserting the equal rights OF all men,
Hcuee5nth fb~Fe il to be party opposed to that
lrcIsc and gfs consider 10 be the crownng victory
81 t0e 5cpubica3 party. Mr. Groeley's opponents say
j. has ssuOred all Republican principles for the
akc Of obtaining Che Presidency, but IL is not true
Who beard Of Horace Greeley trimming his sails to
catch popular prasci He recognizes the fact that
Slavery being abolished ond the black mans rights as
secure the Yite man there is nothing 10 be gained
y Keeping alive the bitter feelings that have long ex
u a between the different SECTIONS Of our cOCIf All
republicans must take IN same position hat Mr.
D'tcley occupies on that question. A. has always been
iDe custom wlt hin, he is Ia adv N1ncc OF bis party
nave SOt yet que iO gotten that this same Horace
bfceey who did more than any OtheA man for the
cess OF Republican pr1nc plee. Aud bfc.use be
""fe ~ bf b2heey OF bis purpose aud tht purity Of bis
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A Young Mems Free Trade ASSOCIATION mas
b.ep formed In Boston with James X Garrett a. F's''n'
Admiral Casey, Chief of the Bureau OF Equip
in Iommsndkut Peunock 81 the Portsmouth NAVY lad
The German Grenadier Band visited lndepen-
a Philadelphia. yesiera aud gave eoheerta' te >eu~a
Park n the afternoon
The CITY Council OF Portsmouth. y. H., has
,,.1,ops 40 lftd d. city's AID fo.lolth d Dover
Railroad 20 the OF rj0o0 The CIV teuAc o po'rf "a
teeei 10 10 tie same, the amount Of $500"
Iu Taunton. Mass. Thursday afternoon, James
W Iaey muato age forcb entered he hoose OF hr hsfne.
widow James L. Ito eTmglnher Of 1olgess az
committed onious upon her. M Hodges more hsl
years old aud hives avne. Laos afef arrested
.M Mary Murphy the IRISH girl who stabbed Is.
Cooe, her empoer Wednesday Springfield Mss tt'sa
he took IN penpr liberties her suesei YESTERDAY s~ h'h
fo tisL She obtained bail - liberty t""! N'
probably II, o .rr, though yet handy cat oi danger.
The Hon. Samuel Thatcher Of Bangor, Ne.
advanced of - years NJ iu.t'he -
horn Concord 776 graduated AZ haf'sfa Nh's
igJ Vas 1855 an4 elected 10 tonr 70 o
AZ Tie time The oldest gaduae o. hAiNsS a." "
ol.est tAe Urie1 States.
President Grant remains at his Long Bransn
cottage IL daily m sl pafs ~ 70.
bring eongasorY reports .! III. r'yfess o. h' ~ w. -
campairn Senator Cayrntes u WISCONSIN, Judss n
indiana Major r. j. BcseTsoh Of toe Uated hne AhI
Marph H. " Bsms Of hssg' Bd SsSeei 81 s s'"'S ""o Va"
Presidtni last tteDiss
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
FRANCE.

MORE COMMUNISTS TO BE EXECUTED-THE
RIGHT RECEDE FROM THEIR POSITION on
THE QUESTION OF TAXATION.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION DISPATCH.l
PARIS Friday, July 49, 1872.
Orders have been issued for the execution of
a number Of Communist prisoners in accordance with
the Judgment of the Versailles courtmaal. The con
demned will be shot at I emp of sa0ry on Monday
next
The members of the party of the Right in the Assem-
bly, have receded the position assumed by them at
Wednesdays session in opposition TO the financial policy
of the Government and have agreed to accept the nan
cia proposals of NJ. Theirs. This will euHe the Govern
ment TO proceed with the loan the placing Of which
has been retarded by the opposition OF the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
MEXICO.
NO IMPORTANT MILITARY OPERATIONs-REyIEw
OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS

OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
MATANoRos, July 18.-The military opera
lately have been unimportant, owing to the tac
understanding between the Government forces Mon
terey and Trevos army at Moncoya to await the result
of the negotiations pending the City OF Mexico look
ing pacihcaton Of the country without further hos
tlties The Juarez army Monterey, 5000 strong
recently reviewed by Gen. ROcha, who expected here
shortly with an escort TO arrange to supply his army
from this point IL Is stated that telegraph cOmmunc
On Will soon be reopened TO the City OF Mexico, there
being now no distractions.
RETIREMENT OF MINISTER ROMERo-OTHER
CHANGES IN THE CABINET-UNFAvORABLE
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT MILITARY OPERA
TIONS-FREQUENCY OF KIDNAPPING.
FROM TIIB REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE !
MEXICO, June 20.-A modification has taken
place in the Cabinet OF President Juarez. The Finance
Minister Don Matias Romero has for some time past
been suffering i'll health, in consequence Of his ndefa
igable laboTs restore order his important depart
ment, and several occasions he had notified 10 the
President bis desire to retire private e but the latter
reluctant to lose the services of such laborou
intelligent, and conscientious Minister and always
ceeded inducing VI. Romero 10 remain little longer
AT last the medical advisers OF NJ Romero told him
plainly that he must retire for period from official life,
IN order to have chance Of renewing his health
Romero communicated this to the President who then
offered TO give HIM leave OF absence for year; but he
considered that ncouyeniences would result
him. and also TO the public service, from such OF
suspense and therefore he persisted in requesting the
President to accept his resignation The Ministers Of
Foreign Relations ana OF the Interior, Don Ignaco
Marscal and NJ Castillo Yelasco had manifested since
November, their desire 10 Withdraw from the Cabinet
from private reasons but had been induced by President
Juarez to remain in Office until public affairs should as
sumo favorable aspect for the restoration OF peace
aud order. When modification in the Cabinet became
necessary In consequence the retirement OF NJ 70
nero, the two Ministers above snaned considered the
cason favorable TO their gnatiOns which were
accepted.
President Juarez then made the following nonina.
tions Lcenciad0 Don jose NJ Lafrngua, for Foreign
Relations Lcencado Don Francisco Gomez Palacios
for the Interior; Lconciado Don Joaquin Ruiz for
Justice; and Deputy Don Francisco Mejia for Finance
NJ Lafragua aud ~ Mcia accepted their nominal ious
ana now IN Oiieo. NJ Ruiz declined. alleging that
private and professional business imperatiyey doman
his presence in Pneba where he resides; and no reply
has yet been received from NJ Gomez Palcios who Is
ut present IN Washington. representing this Republ
before your Government, and In the Mixed Commission
oi Claims Considerable drconieD has been manifested
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

A correspondent estimates Greeley's majority
in Cayuga County of this State at 1900
The Liberal Republicans of the I'D ONO
District are talking Of running Murat Halsead ior Con
greSs.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF
the Ixth indiana District have nominated Judge Horace
+. Blddle for Congress
Judge w. Cate who has been upon the WIS
consin bench since 1854 and who has been prominent
member of the Republican party since IT'S fouhdauon'
has declared his intention 10 support Greeley
The following letter from Mr.. Greeley to
gentleman who desired TO start Liberal Republican
journal n Washington appeared in several special ds-
patches from that city Yesterday 1t is dated July III
DEAR SIR: decline decsively TO ask my friends 70
thrush money to sustain newspaper III washington.
DO iio consider that egitimate political expenditure
m te people will not support newspaper there faVOrlng
my election must get on without u as oest we may
Yours truly hohACb uhLLiL''
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
PARLIAMENT TO BE PRORoGUED-ARRIyAL OF
THE GRENADIER BAND-RINDERPEsr.
InN

PARLIAMENT TO BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
THE GRENADIER BAND-RINDERPEsT.
LONDON Friday, July 10, 1877.
1t is reported that Parliament viii be pro-
rogued on the 10th OF August. The Grenadier Band
are 10 give series Of concerts at Liverpool They re-
turn from America in excellent health nd enthusiastic
over their reception there The steamer Hbernian from
Liverpool for Quebec, takes out party oil English SET
TIERS the pioneers Of a colony which II is proposed to
establish In Minnesota. Richard Francs Burton, the
celebrated traveller and explorer, has ben appointed TO
succeed late Charles Lever Britih Consul at TIL
este In House OF Commons this ev'ning the Right
Hon. W. E. FoIster yicePresident Of tie Committee OF
Privy Council Education, stated oat the disease
known Rnderpest bad appeared ammg the cattle on
board vessel Odessa bound for Elgand and that
the Council had deemed 1t prudent to issue an order ex
Guiding Russian cattle from British p0rs.
There was q remarkable performance OF Mozarts
Marriage OF Figaro" at Her Maestys Theaer, last
night Titiens Nilsson and Kellogg were in the cast;
and the combination drew an immense audience The
Dukes OF Edinburgh and Cambridge wee present, and
at the conclusion Of the opera personally congratulated
Miss Kellogg on her success.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
GIANTS CItIL SEETANTS.
AN INDIANA pEFALCATION.


IvDIANApoLIs. July 19.-John +. Wood,
Grant Republican politician Of some local notorley'
who has been Deputy Postmaster here, has proved
defa uter About May 10 Col Holloway, the postmaster
suspected that something wrong with Woods ae
counts and a special agent Of the Department nves
tlpated the affair but found nothing amss. On July l.
however Louisville and Lafayette drew on Indian
opolis for stamps sent to Wood to the amount OF
e 100 of which no record appeared and subsequent IN
vesti1ation showed deficit OF s. COO II is reported
that Col Holloway has made the deficiency good, eX
Meeting TO be reimbursed by Woods suretes Wood has
confessed II a. he took the money. and appears very
pcnitept 1t IL said that most of il was expended on
wine and women He nearly 50 years old, and has
wife aud children. Wood has been arrested ana mas
given bail.
ANOTHER THIEVIsH POSTMASTER CONVICTED
SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.--Davld l.. George
Deputy Postmaster san Bernardno IN TINS STATE mas
been convicted in the United states Circuit Court oi
robug the mails The accused pretended that the store
I'm which the posofce was kept had been broken open
bv three robbers who threatened him with helr pstos'
The amount stolen was s49J 60 George was sentenced
to ls months Imprisonment
CONSUL1GENERAL BUTLER AND THE PfESlpl-Hl l.
WASHINGTON, July 10. Senator Harlans
journal The Chronicle, has the following this morning,
in regard to the case of Consul General Butler.
1t has transpred that the President, as far back as
the early part OF lS7l gave perenptoiy Greer p o
removal of the Butler VINO has been Olsgraclne US
as Consul General in Egypt IL unfortunate that the
ends of Justice in this prevented the lmnedate
execution this order but ~ ~ certain tat ne VIII no
longer disgrace the American name aDro@d III al! oeia
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
SPAIN.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE KING AND
QUEEN - TWO OF THE ASSAILANTs CAP
TURED AND ONE KILLED.


ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE KING AND
QUEEN - TWO OF THE ASSAILANTs CAP
TURED AND ONE KILLED.
MADRID. Friday, July 10, 1874.
At midnight last night as the King and
Queen were returning from the Palace Garden to the
Palace five men, conveniently posted in Arnast fired
upon the carriage. It's occupants were uninured One
OF the assassins Immediately killed by attendant
of the royal party and two others were captured.
The greatest Indignation is everywhere expressed at
the cowardy deed The tranquility Of the city is unis
turbed although when accounts Of the affair began to be
generally circulated there was much excitement, and
crowds gathered in the neighborlOod where the attack
had made, and by 4o'clock In the morning almost
the entire population Madrid fastening through
the streets
The King and Queen remained selfpOssessed during
the OF excitement which ensued upon the attack
and the brief conflict with the assassins. When quiet
had been in measure restored they proceeded to the
palace where they are. receiving the members OF
the Ministry the civil and military authorities OF the
city, and deputatiOns from the people All classes
enthusiastic over the failure OF the murderous attack
King Amadeus will visit santander tomorrow, In piusu
ance Of previously formed determination.
The King and Queen assisted at Tc Det in the ROYAL
Chapel to-day. The King subsequently walked through
the streets, and cbeered with enthusiasm by the
people. All classes fastening TO show their loyalty
TO and sympathy for the dynasty. The crowd to-day
attempted to take the assassins out Of Jail and shoot
them, but strong force of police prevented the act
judicial inquiry into the circumstances Of the attempted
assassination Is making active progress. There Is
doubt that all connected with the crime will be dealt
with according to the utmost rigor Of the law
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Fires.
SEVENTEEN HOUSES BURNED AT II

SEVENTEEN HOUSES BURNED AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, n. s., July ia fire broke out,
yesterday morning. II carpenter shop in the rear Of
the Central House, destroying both buildings The
flames spread rapidly. totally burning II houses and
damaging Others The loss amounts % $4,000 which
there is q small insurance
DESTRUCTION OF MASSACHUSETTS, PAPER MILL.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July l0.-Tha Albion
paper-'n at Hg5oke caught hrc this afternoon from
friction ~ the raf 1achne aud all save tine first story
was consumed i0sr 5000 fully insured iu ~ dDeAent
companies.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
character propose to cheerfuy give him p4th pr my Ia
bor and my vote
lc-HareH July lG, 1872
GREELEY AND BROWN IN MINNESOTA.

GREELEY AND BROWN IN MlNNhsolA'
To the Editor Of The Trto""e'
SIR: The Liberal Republican movement Is
., .Sirts,roton at Washington has Of late been very
.Icrol in appointing the editors of the newspapers as
nostpasters and where there more than one news
paper published in town, giving to such other euiol
as would accept them other petty Federal ofces' ooi
onnsborry the editor and proprietor of Ihe Hes A"d
is leading n gallant fight in his district for Greeley anu
is,xn and rs ne s well known in Minnesota as wen az
be,p as cear-headed and honest man. urn III nls vol'
yctious and not to lie biased or controlled py bIi
or ersona antaCes his has been lnnuentlaI
i'm developnC in Southern Minnesota strong IohoWl5e
for the Cincinnati platform and principles ana vne e
otes o so nobv represent them. southern MINNESOTA
viii give larger majority this Fall for the Liberal cause
than II has heretofore given for tue hepuohoan o.
Marlin CottHfg Nina July 10, lS72
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TIE BOARD ON Ihohn-
DAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SECURE
SECRECY.
GENEVA, Friday, July 10, 1872.
There was no session of the Board OF Arbl-
traton yesterday Today's session lasted from until
o'clock. All the members of the Board were present The
English and American counsel were engaged the greater
part of yesterday and until late hour last night, In
preparing their pleadncs supposed that the dis
cussion to-day was devoted to the question OF the
responsibility of England, which Lord Tenterden denies
The court adjourned until Monday.
precautions have been taken by those connected
with the Board OF Arbitration to secure absolute Sc
crecy With this view the entire party of English rep
resentatives refuse 10 90 INTO any society.
Several influential gentlemen OF Italy have united In
an address to Count sclop the President Of the Board
OF Arbitration congatuatng him upon the part he has
taken in the proceedings Of that body and expressing
their qualification that the dispute between Great Britain
and America has been submitted TO the decision OF
peaceful tribunal.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE yrw.yoRK SOLDIERS HOME.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ALBANY, July 10.-The trustees OF the New
York state Soldiers Home to-day, at the once OF tue
secretary OF state aul organized by eectns the ioio~
ing permanent officers:
Prr.dent Gen H. A. Barlun Teasarer Gen WI io1f'"j
Secretary, MljorD. G. SViiih
The folio wing trustees were present -
Gen H. A. Baruun William T. holgefi ueu sAmes hcpuus
Gen J. Jones Gen J. H. MariBdae Gen j. homps9h usa w
Al lgg William JobnsOR, Col f"ohJ Sah'sn h9~ 'o'epn
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
DEIIU IN THE WATkR.
AN EDITOR DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia boating party of
-four young upset i'll the Delaware Tacony
this afternoon Harry Bowman reporter OF The SUNDAY
Northern Tone and late e0tOr Of The NOr Philddeoha
MOntt0r was drowned. His body has been rccov-
cred.
THE PERILS OF BATHING.
CAPE MAY, N. d., July 19.-William II. West
Of Philadelphia connected with the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, was drowned while bathing this morning
The body was recovered. .
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
/ MAIDS
THE CLEVELAND RACES - GOLDSMITH MAIDS
VICTORY.

CLEVELAND, July 19.-The weather was fine
and the track in good condition. to-day. Fully 1850
people we're in attendance and great interest
was manifested In the race between Cod
s,nitb Maid Lucy and American Girl The
norses were In fue condition The premiums
were $780, 81 5Oo and $1,000 The Maid was given the
pole in the first heat and kept the lead TO tue home
wine. The second heat won by tie Maid, making
tbe hest time In the race In the third heat the Mal
rame i'm three lengths ahead OF the others Lucy coming
In second.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Forbes Major D. c. stddsrd Major z. l. Cole and the Hon. &
Hopkins State Controller
fhe Board resolved TO visit the National Soldiers
Homes before adopting any definite plans ot action, and
then adjourned, meet at the call OF the Presden
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
JUDGE BARNARD'S TRIAL.

THE DESPERATION OF THE DEFENSE.
FAILURE OF AN ATTEMPT TO PROVE THAT
BARNARD WAS NOT REGULARLY IMPEACHED
CAN THE ACCUSED BE MADE TO ANSWER
FOR ACTS COMMITTED BEFORE HIS PRESENT
TERM
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.

BEFORE THE BOARD ON THURS
DAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SECURE
SECRECY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-28
Administrators Notice.

sug2s 1t aug2s&sept 1l,ls,25
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-28
LIBERALFSM?

The Banner, when 1t wishes to excite The
prejudices and passions of the citizens OF
Nashville and Confederate sympathizers
generally against Ex President johnson,
takes special pains to refer to his course
while Military Governor of Tennessee, and
speaks in no complimentary terms of bis
having "ssiled into a Brigadier General
ship" Then when It wishes to
stir up the animositieS of those
who opposed the course of the South,
it tells its readers, as in yesterdays editorial,
Of "the four years wasted upon an imprac-
ticable and reckless evil war;" Arrogating
to be the peculiar champion of a new
party, Liberal in name, it refuses to permit
the masses, North and South, TO forget
'Fthat they have been enemies in the joyful
consciousness they are are and must
henceforth remain brethren" 1t
charges that six years since
the war have been spent in attempting to
re-establish scientifically the same political
leadership that brought on the war.
Let us see the political leadership which
the Democracy have attempted TO re-estab-
lish since the war. Etheridge for Gov
ernor in 1867, Senter in 1889, Brown in
1870, Brown again in 1872 and johnson
for Senate in 1868, all Of whom the Banner
cordially supported except johnson in
'69 aud Brown in ~; not one Of whom
was an original secessionist and only one of
whom took parL with the Confederacy.
"The SO called Democratic management
of the State" says the Banner, ''has been
an arrogant and insolent tyranny, without
brains and without sincerity" Not
very complimentary, especially when
we consider that a large major-
ity of the offices filed by the De-
mocracy since the war have been filed from
the ranks of thoss old Conservatives"
whom the Banner used to delight to honor.
Tie Banner has a Liberalism which is
peculiar TO Tennessee. II is unknown
else where. In no other State is its name
mentioned, unless by Stanley Mathews,
Judge Hoadley and half dozen shers in
Cincinnati who started out with the
Banner for Re-Union, Reform and
Charles Francis Adams, and getting neither
landed in the arms of Grant. Neither
Greeley nor Brown know anything of this
political nondescript called Tennessee Lib
erallsm. Democracy they know, and gen.
uine Liberal Repnblicanism they know, but
when they look upon the Banners party
they can but exclaim, Who are you?
This Liberalism is the most unrelenting in
tolerance to Democracy; simply that and
nothing more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-28
HEPuRS.ECANnnIEr.

H.R. Clansen, Republican member If
the Iowa State Senate, Is out for Greeley.
S. w. Cleveland, formerly Republican
Mayor of DesMoines, Iowa, has declared
for Greeley.
A. C. Reyes, one Of Lineoln's postmas-
tiers in Allegheny county, New York, is out
for Greeley.
Eight Republican Supervisors in tie
county of Montgomery, New York, are out
for Greeley. s..
PM. Sutton, present Republican Clerk
of Marshall county, New York, las de-
clared for Greeley and Brown.
j. A. Rhomberg, formerly Republican
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa, repudiates Grant
aud supports Greeley.
d. L. Cloud, of MuscAtine, Iowa, twice
elected Attorney General of that State, now
supports Greeley and Brown.
J. Il. Powers, of Black Hawk, Iowa,
formerly Republican member of the State
Senate, supports Greeley and Brown.
Thirty-eight Republicans of Seneca
County, New York, have signed call for
Greeley Republican county convention.
Twenty-Five Republicans Of Schenectady,
New York, have signed a call for Greeley
and Brown Republican county convention.
S. S. Marsh, formerly Republican Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors of Cattaraugas
County, New York, is out for Greeley.
D. w. Noyes, one Of the most promi-
nent Republicans az Danville, New York,
has declared for Greeley and Brown.
Seven hundred Republicans of the city Of