The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-01
THE SITUATION.

General Grant and party met Wild grand reCePuon
at Boston The Hub turned out in handsome style to
welcome him to It's sacred precnts dinner was set
at the Revere house In his honor at which Governor
Andrew presided and at which Congressman Sum-
ner wilson and Hooper and the French Mar.
qus Do Chambourd were present. Daring the
evening the General was screnaded, and . large
crowd assembled before the hotel demanding sight Of
him. He did not make his appearance; but Governor
Andrew addressed tho crowd stating that the General
would hold public reception Faneuil Hall the next
day. Yesterday the General visited the chsrestown
Navy Yard, and was received by Rear Admiral String
ham.
The news from North Carolina represents that the
prominent rebels who have been pardoned through the
influence Of Governor Holden are disposed become
troublesome, and determined oppose the adop.
ton OF any means looking the restoration Of North
Carolina as free State William A. Graham formerly
4nxed States end attery rebel Senator lately pardned
declares no will not consent 10 the return Of the
Dtats to tho Union negro suffrage is made condition.
3nd heads party which boasts sufficient strength 10
yefest Governor Holden and his plans. J. P. Russ,
federal civil ofccr at Raleigh declares that il he had
the power he would return every freedman slavery.
So formidable had this party become that the Unioniss
organizing against it, and the opposition their part
10 an early convention Is growing stronger daily.
= The mission TO France Of N. Eloin, the pri.
vato secretary Of the Emperor AaximHan, ap'
pears 70 have resulted In obtaining very little
material aid from Napoleon Ill It Is even as
serted tina. he had no other diplomatic mission than
the honorary ono Of delivering dispatches to the King Of
the Bsgians n Eoin to have left Liverpool in tho
Scotia for this city, accompanied by eminent Coun-
cellor OF State, who goes out to Mexico Finance
Minister
Tho subject Of our foreign relations Is absorbing tho
attention Of the politicians. The Monroe doctrine and
Its favorte topic with the public speak
ers particularly those who have been In the armies Of
the country The opinions and uuerances laiely ex-
pressed Of Generals Fitzpatrick and Blair, Hon. Simon
Cameron Henry Winter Davis Senator Nye and secro.
tary Seward are collected and given In another column
and form formidable array Of opinions in favor Of
the enforcement Of the Monroe doctrine in Mexico
Our Savannah correspondent furnishes tho synopsis
OF IN interesting address 10 the people Of Georgia by
late chaplain Of Lees army In which he counses tho
rough submission 70 the United Stated authorities
rvfl and mitary-and advices all former rebels 10 &C.
cent peace and renew their citizenship, though ct the
sost OF the abolition Of slavery BY the same CORES
pondence We learn that the telegraph wires between
Charleston and Savannah are being rapidly rebuilt
General Dwight, lately commanding al Savannah, has
aef the city under orders to command OF the
district Of Alatoona
Governor BrownIow, In q letter 10 the imprisoned
Mayor Of Columbia, strongly condcmnes the action Tor
which no was arrested endorses General Thomas
action and declares that the rebcous people OF Ten
nessee have not ye, given sufficient assurances OF
Ing loyalty warrant the withdrawal OF the military
power
warm reception yesterday greeted the return TO this
city Of the Forty sixth Fifty first and One Hundred and
Thirty first New York veteran regiments. Tho Eighth
regiment National Guard aud large body Of policemen
escorted the regiments, from the Centre Market Armory
down Centre street, across the Para suo up Broadway
she Union League Club rooms whse dinner was
served up 70 the veterans and speeches Of welcome made
by Colonies Colyer and Sheppard.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The news by the Hbernan 70 the evening Of the els,
ultimo --.s'- - -.
Tho result Of tho late English elections show still fur
thor gains FOR the liberals The Persian Gulf cable la
been repaired aud communication with India s agar
resumed The United States steamer Kearsargc
Brest on the 10th tilt
Tho cholera which had brolen out M piruoin chan,
had attacked large Numbers Of paupers Of that city
Advices from Alexandria Egypt show gratifying dim
mutton in tho cholera at that point and at Cairo while
was spreading at Consantinope
The French journals are discussing tho subject of
Sedva Of trade with the Uncd states and the Journd