The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
IMAGINATION WILL NOT RESIGN.
General Grant to Visit Queen Vic
toria To-Day.
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
Germany Disturbed by the Appearance
of the Potato Bug
PARDONING THE COMMUNISTS
FEY CABLE TO THE aERArD.1

rBY CABLE TO THE RERAI.D.
LONDON, June 20, 1877.
The dissolution Of the French Chamber places the
political parties face to face on the grave issue
whether in the future France Is to be ruled by a
monarchy or republic. Judging from the indica'
lions of popular feeling there is little reason
to doubt that II the people be allowed 70 express
their wishes at the voting urns the Republic will
triumph. But the so-called party OF "moral orders
have, however, shown themselves to. be
SO INSCRIPTIONS in the pursuit OF their
ambitious aims that natural lear Is
entertained that trickery and violence will be re-
sorted TO by the men who now control the machn
cry OF government to secure verdict in accord
ance with their own views Should this attempt
be made it will lead in all probability, to civil war;
THE CHAMBER DISSOLVED.
In the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday NJ. Grevy,
the President, read the decree formally dssolvina
the Chamber and intlmating that elections would
be held after AN interval of three months.
THE APPEAL TO FRANCE.
The Monueur announces, under reserve, that,
simultaneously with decree d ordering new elec-
tlons President MacMahon will issue manifesto
setting forth, in clear and concise terms the con-
servatlvc programme OF the government as op.
posed to the programme of the Left.
MAKING THE ISSUE
The republican Senators have issued declara.
ton. They say:-"we believe the reelection Of
the 1868 Deputies who voted the order Of the day
censuring the Cabinet Is duty incumbent on the
country, as a solemn affirmation of It's intention to
maintain republican institutions, which alone are
capable Of insuring order at home and peace
abroadn
IMAGINATION WILL NOT RESIGN.
According to the SENT. offcial F,ancais President
MacMahon has assured deputation Of manufac-
turers from the Lower Seine that he win retain Of
fee till 1880, and answer for order at home and
peace abroad.
PARDONING THE COMMUNISTS.
despatch from Paris states that President Mac.
Mahon has pardoned s44 more Of the Communist
prisoners. This is, no doubt, intended as bid Tor
popularity made to the workingmen at the moment
when dangerous attack has been made on free
government The masses Of the French repubI
cans are, however, too intelligent to be deceived
by 80 shallow device.
GRANT TO VISIT VICTORIA
General Grant, 1t is expected, will 60 to windsor
to-day to see the Queen.
BRUMMAGEMs INVITATION
General Grant has written to the Mayor OF Biz.
mingham that he expects to leave England tempo.
rary the first week July and that he is fully en-
gagged up to that time but on his return in the
autumn, when he will remain month in England
he Will have much pleasure In awaiting himself OF
the Mayors invitation, by which ne feels specially
gratifed.
srIPrNEcKED BRIToNs
deputatlon waited on the Earl OF Derby yester-
day to urge resumption Of diplomatic relations
with Mexico. Lord Derby replied that the lnitlA-
tive must come from Mexico.
rIrIENs RECOVERING.
Nine. Titiens is recovering her health rapidly
She has been able to bear removal to worthne, and
it Is believed she viii be able to sing again within
year.
Sir Henry Halford captain OF the United Kingdom
Rife Team writes the agent OF the New York Asso-
ciatcd Press as foows:"I the challenge OF tho Ma
tonal Rife Association to shoot at Creedmoor next
September accepted the will consist Of ten mer
besides the captain.
sKLEcTIyo THE BRITISH TRAM.
Tho three Fights from England, Scotland and ireland
which shoot for the Elcho Shield this year, will meet
Cambridge July 49, TO compete on that and the
following DAYS. Should any one DO unable to 60 10
America their places will be filed by nominations by
the respective captains. have reserved to myself
tho right to nominate three to compete
in addition to the above twenty-iour. rho
highest scores on two days out of the
three will determine the nrst nine l reserve
the tenth place for nomination by myself. The eight
who shoot In the match will be chosen in America.
From the promises Of support which have had
believe our team will be very strong"
rArAL PROMOTIONS
Al Consistory held yesterday the Pope appointed
the Right Rev. Louis NJ. Fink, the present vicar
Apostolic Of Kansas to be Archbishop Of that State
aud the Right Rev James Gibbons, d. D., the present
Bishop Of Richmond Va. as the successor OF the
Most Rev. James Roosevelt Bayiey, d. D., Archbishop
OF Baltimore.
BISMARCK coyvALEscEyL
A Berlin despatch says Bismarck is expected to
leave Kissengen shortly. He intends to return
straight to Berlin and after brief sojourn there pro-
coed Tor q longer stay to varzin.
AN uNwELcoxE VISITOR.
Among the distinguished American visitors to Eu-
rope this year must be down the Colorado Beetle,
vulgarly called the Potato Bug. one OF this distin-
gushed family found on Sunday last taking his
in potato garden Cologne. The garden be-
longed to butcher who had purchased some American
bacon and had Mr.. Colorado Beetle thrown into tho
bargain. Tho Germans aro disgosted with the pres
OF their visitor, and ~ Is thought that Bismarck
will apply tho State Department to have the Colo
rado masnste recalled M
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