, 1874-07-09
NEW YORK.
Harper's' Weekly Attacks the
= President.
Gov. Dir Petitioned to Remove
Mayor Havemeyer.
New Telegraph Combination to Be
Formed.

9rtrid1 Dispd.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, July B.-Harper's Wechly, which
haa for aome time paat indu1god tu indicate re-
tlcctions On tho Administration aud tho Prcsi-
dent, will como out this week with tul}-pago
cartoon by Mast, which ii d very hard
blow at tho President, 1t raproBonts
Columbia 1ersoviuE him for tho. nomi-
nation ct shopAord aud Richardson,
with tho following words: "Don't lot us hayo
my moro Of tl,ia nonaonBo. It is good trnit to
stand by ouo's frienla but -" Grant ia
represented in a oronohing attitude, with IN OK
proHslon Of half fear aud halt hate on his face.
A. loading editorial In tho journal comments on
the liberty Of tho press In worry strong terms.
THE Observation-Disclosures souEsE.
F; An old Rsory about d new tclographio COM
bination was circulated around Wall street to-
day. 1t is said that negotiations are now pend
Ing, but it il probable tint It Is only stock job
hing DODGE. Tho story Ia TINT tho Erie, tho
Baltimore l. Ohio, md the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companies propose to build telegraph
lines over their own Eoada, aud auch roada
aa they control, for tho Automatic Telegraph
Company, which will take tho lines on 999-
year leaso. Tho 1ailroad companies, in con-
Bideration Of hasing freq nbo Of tho telegraph
1incs, aro to keop them i'll repair. 1t has boon
said that by these means messages can be sent
for from one.qnarter to one-half tho present
rates. Potor H. Watson. Of itrle, haa beon mon-
! matio Company will snr nothing Oh tue 'Bubioct.
tTo tic Assoeigffd I''t*s.l
THE MUNICIPAL. 1NDnouLto.
New YoRK, July .8.-Vhe campaign ngatnst
causca by LIS xeaspIpointine s Tie convicted 'l'o:
! lice Commissioners, has boon 80 vigorous
! ~ conducted thnt at a iato hour lust night
ha concluded: that. discretion was tho bat
tss ps1t Of ysos and
sioners, Charlfck and asrdner, were received
and accepted md George ". N{AtBeN, snperin
| topdeMt OF Police, and John r. Voorhees,. Ex-
| ciHo CommHaloner, were appointed to I'LL the
vacancies. The resignation Of the Commission
Gardner President Of the Board.
| NAyEMEfEN'a REMOVAL ASKED.
THO Board Of Aldermen thus AFTERNOON paeaed
resolutions requesting Coy. Dix to remove
Ing a. public oslsccr In his support Of the oou'
victed Police Commissioners.
| Two memorials will be pragontad to tue Gov.
| er1lor to-day at bis cour.- f.keat, and appeal
will be 1nado for tho removal ol Mayor Hayo
| MEYER. One Of these ciaims that tho action O
| missioner, was Yross outrage upon public
decenoy, willie the other emphasizes it<
niegahty.
81 Tie late movement Of Mayor Hagemeve
! tho 1ftoH'se Gays: "4t "iii He accepteA u.
thoughtful cstizens as an inault." The 1in,e
| says: ut would be absurd to credit hnyo
| Hnyemoyor with the alighteKt regard for the pub
tio ,nterast;" ard t.,e Herald says that "Ae ha
only emphasized his oYsnse, ana More thu
| proved Ills uutitucss for the otiloelo now holds.
111scELLANEous. 80
Tho Mayor to-day appointed ox-Polico Com
| missioner Hugh Gaidner Excise Commissioner
iu p!ace.of john r. Voorhees,, who was last nigh
appointed Police Commissioner In place O
Gartlnor.::
Tho shipments Of specie to-day were $500, 1877
Of whicA $50, 900 Is gold coin. and the rcmasnde
| silver. Taa apocie engagements for tomorrow
steamers amounted at i o'clock to-day t.
@200, QUO in gold coin.
President and Mrs. Grant, and Senator Jone
and family, arrived Aesa from Long Branch thi
! afternoon.