The New York herald., 1877-06-29
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
DISSOLUTION In FRANCE.
MacMahon Ready with His
Election Manifesto.
GEL ERAL GRAN I.
Liverpool Again EntertainS
the Ex-President.
ENGLISH SOCIALISTS SENTENCED.
Bradlaugh and Miss Besant
Sent Up"
GENERAL GRAN I.
Liverpool Again Entertains
the Ex-President.
ENGLISH SOCIALISTS SENTENCED.
Bradlaugh and Miss Besanf
Sent Up"
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

1t is semi-ofically stated in Paris that there
never has been any intention OF p0stponing tho
elections beyond the legal period OF three months
and twenty days. but SO far no decision has been
arrived at as to the actual date on which they WIN
be held.
M'MAHON's MANIFESTO READY.
The Monitesn announces that the draft Of
President MacMahon's manifesto is already pre-.
pared and will be signed by oil the ministerial can
didates. 1t Is said M. Thiers has also prepared Z
letter to the electors.
THE CABINET FoILED.
The present French Cabinet was called into ex-
istence by Il supposed danger to the country from
the Vaccinations OF the disorderly and turbulenr
radicals Europe has looked in vain for proof OF
the propaganda OF disorder attributed to the repub-
ncans and is now convinced that the alarm was
got up as means OF frightening the country into
disrust OF that party The good sense and iorbear.
ance Of the great republican party throughout the
country have since demonstrated that the real con.
spirators are the men to whom MacMahon has in
trusted the administration, and who have entered
on a desperate reactionary and monarchical propa.
ganda at o time when the country was unlnis.
takably republican.
MuzzIING THE PRESS.
Tho cabinet de combat now at their wits end
for pretcxt for violent measures. Wholesale re-
movuls OF republican officials and the substitution Of
rabid monarchsts who will exert the whole influence
OF the administration to secure the election Of
anttrepublcan Deputies at the coming elections
has hot produced the desired effect Of provoking
breaches of the law by republicans. They are now
resolved to make tho publication Of news crime, SO
tha. their regime may provoke resistance. Legal pro.
ceedinas have been commenced against the editor Of
tho Republique Franeaise for reproducing Rome tel.
ceram published by . London paper asserting that
Cardinal Guibers Archbishop Of Parls had political
mission to the Vatican.
Is IT cLExEscY?
At the same time that these provocative measures
are resorted to sought conciliate the working
men ,of the great cities by an appearance OF elem.
eucy. An Official decree WAS published yesterday
committing or remt,ing the sentences Of forty.eght
additional Communist convicss. s
LIVERPOOL AGAIN HoSoRs GRANT
Upward of two hundred gentlemen, including rep.
rescntatves OF all public bodies in tho town, attended
the banquet given to General Grant Liverpool yes
terday which held in the large ball room Of the
Town Hall and very grand affair. General Grant.
who was In the uniform Of major general, was re-
ceived with tho greatest enthusiasm. Ha sat the
right Of tho Mayor Next to General Grant sat Lieu
tenant General Sir Henry dc Battle, commander Of
the forces In the Northern district.
SPEECHES.
The Mayor, proposing General Grants health, spoke
of the sterling qualities possessed soldier which
had enabled HIM restore peace and prosperity to his
country.
GENERAL GRANT TALKS.
General Grant, responding said the reception he On.
countcred in Great Britain tar beyond his cxpec,a
tions and was such any living person might feel
proud OF. He believed, however, that 1t was
indicative OF the friendly relations which ex
listed between two peoples who were OF one
kindred blood and civilization. He hoped that friend
ship would continue bo cultivated and long endure
Referring to remarks relative to the British army
he said there many soldiers now at Adershott
as in the regular army OF the United States which had
frontier thousands OF miles, but II necessary the
Unted States could raise volunteers, and he and Mr..
Fairchd were examples OF what those volunteers
HOW GRANT WILL SPEND FOURTH.
Alter cx.presdent Grants from Liverpool hs
has no special engagement until July 8. On Fourth
Of July Minister Perrepont will give . reception at
his residence exclusively 70 the Americans London,
when General Grant will bs present Tho day hs
will 20 to Paris
INVITED TO sHxyFIELp
At special meeting OF tho Town Council Of She.ieA
yesterday n was resolved invite exPresidont Gran1
to visit Sheffield In the autumn.
AID FOR THE ST. SUFFERERS.
The Mayor OF Liverpool, in accordance with the
pressed OF body OF merchants and shpow ncrs.
has decided call meeting TO obtain funds for the
sufferers by the ST. John 6re In Manchester, also,
town meeting called by the Mayor for Friday
for the same purpose
pRADLAUaH SENT TO PRISON
Charles Bradlaugh and Miss Annie Besant who
were arrested aud tried publishing pamphlet al
legged TO DO immoral, have been condemned to six
months Imprisonment. to pay hne OF f2o0 zach and
to onter into an engagement TO behave well for TIVE
years.
NEW TRIAL RKpUsRD.
Tho accused moved for now trial and an arrest Of
judgment the ground that the Indictment was bad
in tho Quoen's Bench division. The Bench refused
both The Solicitor General then moved the judg.
mont
RgBuKRD THE BENCH
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn In passing sentence
said II the prisoners had not persisted in publishing
the book he would have discharged them on their
recognIzanceG Pending tho argument of Anical
point rs to the Indictment before the Court OF Error
they were released on their own rccognizances
promise or tho defendants that they would not
tinue TO publish the work.
woMEy's RIGHTS POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Lillian Ashworth, active leader Of women rights,
and niece OF Mr. John Bright, was married to
Thomas Hallett political agitator, yesterday morn
iug. at Bath, according 10 the Quaker forma Nj.
John Bright and Jacob Bright were present.
nuxoRRD CABINET RESIGNATION
It's stated that Right Hon. George ward Hunt
First Lord of Admiralty has resigned, He dam
rerousIy Ill, and removed yesterday to Vivid.
LARGE IN SCOTLAND.
An accidental lire, supposed &c have been caused BY
the friction OF The machinery, occurred last night In
the spinning mill Of John Robertson Co, Glasgow.
Tho works were the largest OF the kind In Scotland,
covering eight aud containing 70 600 looms and
CO. 600 spndles rhe lre confined to the spinning
N
ing department was saved Nobody was hurt Five
hundred bands arc thrown out OF employment on ac-
count Of the disaster. Loss 100000, partially In
surcd.
Clark Co.'s thread works ut Paisley, Scotland were