New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08


LEGATION RUssIi NEwpOEr .Tulv < 1881
Hr secretary Of state
A. th time Of supreme anguish and exrecton, am
ieence which is received vie. regard to the condition
port confused aud Contradictory that it is Veil
PIX, lpossioe TO nix ones thoughts between hope
shnn G P h a IKE me every authorized voice
the friend Of the United States could less than any
Other oiter fail to bear witness officially such
called upon perform but desire to give nmeqnivo s
tApresS 10 tue National sympathy which will redner
addiction in Russia. At time when is for Providence
the lot Of nm entire or 1S Is S fail to
measure my words according the crcnst whose
preserve the lie Of tie Prcseuf s and in Ills so S
Impotence extcnd His divine Iroecou n, The Tinted
NJ BARTHOLOMEW.
LEGATION OF CHILL
WASHINGTON, July I. ISL
- heng ~ am the faithful interpreter OF The senti-
state to Your Fxc,llcncy That profound srief
viii he caused in my country by the news of the
his LXcclcncy, tue President Of the Rcpnbc. This
in h 81 n, w produce deep sensation in HE
ony "p account 81 the sincere friendship high re-
pnnhc Wen and especially for NIr Garicd the mead of
rn,nent blt because crimes Of this nature
observing OF universal condemnation. particularly
,i"4, -. e'' ir 'nr PAGES OF the history OF ma
great Republic. assure your ExcclIency that in
no part % Tie world viii the aln,uable which op
prs a our hearts cause gI' alter sadness and be the
IJoet o more heartfelt conhv.euce than in Chill ad
INCcIip4CN, 4 i'm
To- bIing s contents to the knowledge OF ii- Exceency
o ir, Sident when the state Of his HEALTH for the
On thS SAD occasion, moreover, desire for the inst
nm 10 azure l"Gr Exrelency Of my sincere attach
li,e insttuhon- their progress IN All branches human
Tue immortal Fourth of July. Accept. IN particular
rished aHe ,MpTesson OF my most dsiin
pcst wishes LOT youl happiness.
NJ MATINEE.
LVoArIoS oF MKXrco
-, CT WAsHlNGIoN, july q, l~sl}
Circums connected with the elccraphic service
between Ne SEQ and The United states prevented my
dspatcht. informing my go, erum, MT OF the ,tteinot
made on tue "a Instant upon the life of Presidcnt
rom promptly reaching tneir destination, and have aso
ptc'encI TIE Spe"d'r reception of the message which
has no" reached me insirIctng to convey 10 The
hcitGdc entertained by the Mexican Government N con
sepurnee 81 tn' condition oi The President of United
nation when dwelr beyond the itio Grnndc. This
81 necessity the ca-". inaTuuch the IGNORED Chi,i
and ,us'iee I"Srls po'T WA sp'Ft OF fraternity
n"'rrnlnent m"S heartily Join IN The excavation Which
ny reason OF tue character OF the victim and because
II va. committed IN country IN which OPP
afford. m asylum 70 The wrctcn"d and dowutfoicn Of
inc entre t!%De ny povetHment fcrVonty hopes that
u" crime Wl not DC attended wiki all results and N
strlctS me to Send frequent reports concerning the
NIT The good thai fife Tor which we have re.
ccnuJ entertained sneH serious aprroheasicns of
fmy very high consideration. NJ IN zNMAcONA
AHGISlINE LEGATION,
:, NAsiIiNGlON, -. G., July =, 1851
have just heard with deep ficf of the horrible at-
tempt committed tins morning, against the life
that faithfully interpret the sentiments my Govern
men at ihis 'lne by assuring your tAeecncy thai it
deed and that II wil milX share the profound ricf
which has been caused IN all hearts by unlocked for
an event Win the expression of my warncst wishes
for General Garied's speedy recovery. | rocrate to
my most disting nshcd Consideration. JULIoR CARRIE
10 Ns Ho" JANIS q. BLANC, secretary. Washington.
GRANHRcY PAtk HorEI.
NEW YORK, July 3 ISL {
SIR: AS as heard OF the horrible attempt made
yesterday upon the lie OF the usrious President
United states. hastcncd TO communicate to your
OF the Central American nations and the Govern
menS which represent now have the honor TO roitcr
ate To Your EXccicncy the expression OF my heartfelt
gI1ei which Is rendered deeper 10y the fact that that
turn hs eyes toward those Republics and To extend
them his friendly and helping hand. await with
intense anxiety the concerning the condition
ms iAc,lency the President, and beg your Exceency
by medical science shall have resulted in his complete
restoration to health, the Governments and people of
delight as tho people of the United siaies have
the honor to assure EAceilency Of nay and
1ome lion. Secretary Of state. Washington, D. c.
Postmastcr-G General James has received n telegram
from George Wilson, secretary OF the New-Yorl
Chamber OF Commerce, in which the latter requests
the Postmastcr-General to say TO Mrs Garfield that
the members of the Nev-York Chamber of Com
her. both token of their sincere esteem and
sympathy and rs a means of releasing the mind of
the President entirely from anxiety with regard to
the future of his family. To this telegram poStmas-
ter-General james has sent the follow ing reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsuINcToN. July 7.
To GEORGE WILSON. esd, Secretary Of NE chamber OF
Commerce, Ncr- York
Your dispatch has been delivered tn Mr.. Garfield On
receipt of II she remarked there much that
touching and beautiful in the sympathy of the people Of
the whole country that she did not daroto trust herself
To think OF IL. THOMAS l.. JAMES,
postmastcrtscncral
Ex-senator Conkling sent the following telegram
to Vice -Prcslcnt Arthur this afternoon:
NEwYoRK, July T.
me Hon. G. A. ARTHUR, Washington.
Please say to Mrs. Garfield for that today's
ports are welcome aud rejoice for the happiness
they give To her. Roscoe CONNIG>G.
To this dispatch postmaster-Gencral James sent
the following reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WASHINGTON, July T.
To NE Hon ROSCOE CONKLlNG FiLa Arenlo HOici AeiC-
lOrk
The VicePrcsdcnt placed your telegram in my hands
for delivery To- Mrs Garfield have complied with Ma
request and Mr. Garfield desires TO return her thanks
for your kindly sympathy THOs. l.. JAMES
PUslMdst I CnCral.