The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
The Dissolution Of the French
Chamber Of Deputies.
PLAN TO DEFEAT IT.
Germany Complains of French
Clericalism
KAISER WILLIAM AND THE SOCIALISTS.
Pauline Lucca Bids Farewell
TO the Stage.
Germany Complains Of French
Clericalism
KAISER vlLLlA AND THE SOCIALISTS.
BURYING A QUEEN.

LONDON, June ~, 1877.
The question Of the dissolution OF the French
Chamber OF Deputies was practically decided yes
terday by the report OF the bureaus favoring the
measure. There IL no longer any reason to doubt
that the combined monarchical and clerical
factions have made up their minds TO
embark ON an adventurous policy, which
may involve France IN civil war. These gentry are
resolved to rule ruin. and care very little what
evils their intrigues may bring on France. The
report OF the bureaus avorng the resolution OF the
Chamber OF Deputies, was read In the Senate
yesterday by Mr. bepeyre, a member or the Right.
The discussion Of the report was adjourned until
to-day.
oEKAANY AND cLERicALISx.
The North Cerxan Gazette comments warmly on the
TACT that the French Cabinet instead Of denying its
assertion that they werc actuated by clerical nAu.
ences, conascaed its Issues Of June II, which
tanned that assertion.
CAUGHT TBBING.
The ProvineiaI Correspondence and other Berlin pa
pors point out that although the Duke Decazes tho
Cham Der quoted from the report ofthe French Ambas.
sador to Berlin as 10 the disposition OF the German
government the Ambassador absent nom hrs post
before the change In tho French Cabinet and has boon
absent since.
PRAss
Another prosecution has been commenced against
the newspapers lie Radical and lie Bien Public
cHEcKxAriSG THE MoHt RcHisra
There Is some idea among republican Senators Of
abstanng from voting on the dissolution proposal
They could thereby prevent the measure from being
passed.
ALARxRD ny SOCIALISM.
The Provincial Correspondence announces that the
Emperor william, before his departure for Ems. sum
moned the Ministers TO his presence and expressed
them with much the xicty Ne felt respect
ing the daintegrating influences ut work In church
and society. He called upon them TO resoutely and
unted!y devote their energies 70 the tasks devovng
on them from these causss
THE LAST A soso BIRD.
10 announced thas Pauline Lucca, the opera singer,
hAs made her last appearance the stage ii Prague
In 'Les Hugueno.a''
BURIAL OF \ oUEEx.
The funeral OF the Queen Of the Netherlands took
piace yesterday. The King Of She Netherlands, the
Prince Of Orange, representatives of foreign courts
and immense concourse OF people followed the
corteso.
nRUMxAGux WANTS GRANT.
Al meeting convened by tho Mayor OF Birming-
ham yesterday u resolution was passed that tho Mayor
be requested to invite General Grant visit the town.
The local American Consul sntioned that no was in.
formed General Grant intended to come private
visit
IRISH THAMES TO THE Rx.PREsIpENT
A deputation Ut irish gentlemen waited ON ex.Presi.
dent Grant At General Badeau's houss yesterday TO
present address and express gratitude for
hts aid In procuring from she government OF the
United States recognition OF the claims OF
Mrs. Carroll, whose husband was killed in
naval engagement during tho American war.
The dsputstion was presented by Mr. N uiiaiy. Dr
Brady ~ r. said he had been greatly gra.,hed as md
all lrisnmen to whom he had spoken, OF the reception
OF General Grant in this country.
ONLY DID MS Duty
General Grant said II was very gratifying to him TO
know that caso, doubt worthy and deserving had
been rghted, and mat this act Of Justice
had been performed under his government. As
10 himscIf' he was SIMPLY the Executive and
could calm credit In the matter fur
Their than for having approved what was
done The government OF the United States
much IKE that OF England aud was divided into
three branches, each distinct aud independent. or
course his own branch bad It's share in urging the
claims OF this case, but without legislative action
nothing could have been done
IMPORTANT FAILURE
A statement OF the affairs OF Alexander Barclay a.
Co, Of Gottcnbura, Sweden, has been submitted 10
tho creditors The Assets amount to $3.50 900 and Tho
liabilities to ST. 3+0 600 or the large foreign creditors
three arc In London and Liverpool Thor az.
gregste clams amount 10 $780, 600. The difficulties or
tue firm urose from cotton speculaiions In ISL and
1876.