New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

'usocp.ioie 10 such Impressions are common Prob.
ably they not.
EXPRESSIONS OF POPULAR FEELING.
coNIiNpED RECEIPT AT WASHINGTON OF DISPATCHES
CONVEYING SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Secretary of State to.
day received the following dispatch from the Union
League Club of New-York City:
TO r Me Hon JAMES G. BLAINE Washington o"A' july o.
with M pervades t6s NaSnp asep aSaP
cban s,ay mixed with most anxious apprehension the
emo. % rs for his preservation restoration to health
pathS fer G asa rs as earnest and hearty is their
'ne ioul crime from which he is suffering
HAMILTON FISH, President.
WALLER HOWE, Secretary.
10 this telegram Secretary Blaine replied:
tn N. uo. EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 5.
CiS Ne,r Va nniroN Mi; FISH, President Union League
The personal political associations of the presden,
ai 20 h a"a sa Sne Of its members
provenent this afternoon condition exheits marked i'm
Secretary of State.
The following dispatch was received this after.
noOn
To Colonel ROCKWELL, Erccutire Bansion 'N' -
hhercds The President of the United States has been
in critical condition ihereforep pS Se il ms HE and now es
p;n Inat the Board Of Directors of the National
M association OF America hereby tenders o President
It's heartfelt sympathy and its earnest hope that
Reso this Board n%eda,es SsfGs ea adourn or, Of
respect to President Garfelds condition ~ VI
- WINFIELD S. HANCOCK, President.
Ahe loiloWlng telegram was received to-day:
r c,, WHLIAMsTowN, Mass July &
10 cofonct A f. ROCKWELL, Erecutire Mansion wash.
Resot,.hon No. THAT the alumni of Williams Col.
Wh & the prof1nndest sorrow, in OF the great
o. ,hcir animal gathering would express and record
United stae and er os or9tnsr the Pss
ona @ IL may please Almighty sod spare his nsefni life
ana restore him to be continued blessing 10 his cr
try and to mankind. - n'' o'"ii-
cSsc,r IN in the manly virtues that illustrate the
courage his fidelity to every trust and in hi nls
nevoton to the highest interest of his country We The
Alumni, recognize noble example that NAV Wen e he
country. s'u'" Vi our
1hird-That we bow in humble submission n ,no n,
Nne VIII IN the great disappointment we are connct
w p' IN nat We are not permitted enioy the nleas
" at this Commencement but our regret is
vi" terrible calamity by which they have been over.
the these resolutions be sent this morning to
the alumni and their tonderest sympathy. "a
A l.. PERRY, Secretary Of Alumni
ne following reply was sent by Colonel Rock
well:
" ExrcuTIvE MANSION,
40 irotessor A. l. PERRY, WiHiamsto,cn Mass:
I9r the PRESIDENT and his family l am requested 70
sd TO the alumni OF Williams College Their love and
thanks for the words of sympathy condoience and re-
siect, r ~, as & oppressed II their resolutions
,ne sons OF chcrishlng mother but heart and soul his
AS such ue sends them his aiectiunaie gree +
A l.. ROCKWELL
lhe following dispatches were received at the
Executive Mansion to-day:
To General HAzES '' ~ - '"iy f.
Itase communicate 10 the President on fitting occa
ouilsra llanons OF the Lady Franklin BAY EX-
sunerings GREELEY Iieutnn.n; cn,n9Sa my Mi;n ,i; ns
Tn co,o,,e,, y r..- NEw-YoRK, July ).
HiNc received the following telegram from Messrs y
o. :. n. 'lHhiIu " sons, London, datcd yesterday:
ilune tn receive good concerrin no ~.
ncut Icaso assure Mrs. Garfield OF our warmest sym,
"hN VII her at the dastardly atemp uuon ne Presi
i NanaDc HE. We sincerely hope that we niN re-
ooNe favorable news from you"
AUGUST BELMONT & Co.
IostmastcrGeneral James to-day received the
Following tel gram from Senator Malone. at Peters,
burg, Va:
lhele is sincere sympathy and anxious solicude for
PRESIDENT here universally and throughout the state
nc hopeful report OF his better condition. you gave
SiduueHs The hearts of all.
r. ,. r.,.,s :, p,..... NEW YORK, July 5.
Tho whole civilized world deDlorinc tho hrn,aI
tack upon President Garfield [ have inst received tho
following telegram from Mr.. John Pender London mem
Der of the House of Commons The news rcspectinc
the shooting of President Garfield has created the most
painful feeling here | do not wish 10 intrutle but
ters my u'epce1 sympathy. CYRUS W. FIELD.
~ ~ - - CINCINNATI, July s.
Our community without exception is waiting in panful
suspense Tor some hoped for intelligence a favorable
turn IN the Presidents ease, and tender 10 him and his
heartfelt wishes for his ccDVcry.
STANLEY MATTHEWS