The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
3ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GERMAN GOODNESS.
France Warned that Bismarck is
Watching De Broglie.
SIMON'S ELOQUENT APPEAL.
A Defence by MacMahon's Presi-
dent of the Council.
Withdrawal Of a Cabinet Bill in the
English Parliament.
Prince Of Wales and Brilliant Company Dine
with General Grant.
A Defence by MacMahon's Presi-
dent of the Council.
Withdrawal Of Cabinet Bill in the
English Parliament
Prince Of Wales and Brilliant Company Dine
with General Grant.
GpY CABLE TO THE HERALD

are increasing In GOODNESS, 30 much that the re-
serve IS perceptlbie in all the communications
from the former Power 1t Is stated that Prince
has recently been instructed restricting
his social intimacy with President Mac
Mahon's encourage, ordering him to hold
aloof from the clerical cliques and their dunes
pacific assurances OF the Due Decazes continues to
mistrust the clericai-monarchical tendency OF Dc
Broglies Cabinet
WARNING IN TIME
Although no signs Of serious storm are yet
apparent 1t Is clear the French Ministers ought to
pay close attention to Germanys difidcnr reserve
ana accept It as . warning
GRANT DIMES wlrH THE PRINCE or WALES
At dinner given by MI Pierrepont in honor Of
ex-President Grant last night the Prince Of Wales
was present. attended by Major General Sir
Dighton Probyn, Controller OF his household Gen
Grant sat on the right OF the Prince and
Mrs. Picrrepont on the left Mrs Grant sat
opposite the Prince, having the Duke OF Richmond
on her right and Mr.. Pcrrcpont on her left. Mes
danes Grant and Pierrepont were the only ladies
present
GALAXY OF TITLES.
The other guests were the Turkish, Austrian
doris; the Dukes Of Argyll, wellington and
Westminster; the Marqulses OF Salisbury Hartford
and Lansdowne; the Earls OF Beaconsneld, Derby
and Carnarvon; Earls Granville and Manvers Lords
Northcote; Mr."Cross, Home Secretary: Mr.. CAV
thorne Hardy MT Hoppin Mr.. Beckwith aud Jesse
Grant.
JULES SHOWS JUsrrPicArroS
In the French senate at Versailles yesterday n.
Jules Simon, recently President Of the Council spoke
in Justification Of the late Ministry. lie said CON-
plants respecting his conduc. OF public business
mere pretexts Tho real cause Of tho
fall OF his Ministry was that It had been
In harmony with the republican majority N. Simon
declared no was panied 10 tho rules OF parliament
airy government trampied under foot with terrible un-
ceremoniousncss Tho present proposal for the disco
luton OF the Chamber was intended TO complete tho
ruin OF parliamentary government
Hc appealed to tho Duke do Broglie repudiase his
intention OF setting up Official candidates. and 10
disavow the disRraceful language OF papers which
proposed TO sweep away the Republic He concluded
that the Ministers would not snd could not be bona
partists but were neither lesitimists oroansts
They wore an ambiguous government, and tho Repub-
lie would finally triumph. (Ttcre applause which
lasted several minutcs.)
DE BRoGLE DpYRNDs THE MINISTRY
Tho Duke Broglie demonstrated that the proposal
for dissolution not contrary TO tho constitution
He said --'Prosident MacMahon IL In harmony with
tho tendencies OF the majority OF the Senate. Do not
abandon him" In reforonce 70 tho charge that
tho Ministers are not republicans tho Duke
said they kept within the spirit Of Tho
constitution In reference to other accusations ho
said the Ministers were sincerely attached to tho
Church, but they disowned principle OF public law
None OF them desired compromise tho country Ia
religious intriguos religious questions Hs
concluded 1.-THE country will not hesitate between
President MacMabon AMI tho Dictator OF Bordeaux,
tho chei OF the radical army"
The debate was adjourned until tomorrow.
VICTOR uuGo's VOICE II THE SENATE.
The discussion upon the rcportuof the bureaus Ia
favor OF tho dissolution Of the Chamber Of Deputies
was begun IN the Senate yesterday Victor Hugo IN
long speech pointed the Importance OF the Senate
In . conflict between two powers Of the State.
A rHRRATRSgp DUEL.
In tho Chamber OF Deputies Baron do Saint Paul
Bonspartst, asked NJ Leon Renault whether, IN COD
sidcration Of the payment Of million francs he had
not undertaken 10 facilitate tho Of The Count
dc Charnbord King into Paris In 1875. ". Renaut
donied tho accusation There was great excitement
in the Chamber over this incident Ills believed ~
Renault has sent n. dc Ssini-Paul q challenge.
VOTING SUPPLEMENTARY GRANTS TO rnv xiSErERs
Tho Chamber subsequently refused 10 vote direct
taxes, but unanimously voted supplementary grants
10 tho Ministry OF Var, the reporter Of the Budget
Committee observing that although the Chambers
refused to pass any vote which would imply confidence
in the government It disposed vote all that was
necessary Tor the conduct OF the public service.
BosApARrIsrs norALisrs DISAGREE
A despatch from Paris states that since tho opening
OF the debates tho platform Of the Cabinet seems more
and moro narrowed Tho royaists will remain with
tho Cabinet out the Bonapartists Immediately after
tho dissolution, Is said, will advocate the Of
President MacMahon TIL 1880 but will mn ap.
peal TO the people the expiration OF his term OF
office
NAPOLEON WIN LEFT.
Prince Jerome Napoleon voted In favor OF tho Let's
order OF the day the Chamber Deputies on Tues.
day.
MONEY PUBLIC WORKS
Ministerial decree authorizes tho issue Of long
dated Treasury bonds Of too bearing interest OF 2o.
tho TO DO applied obligations for pubc
works
the scHooLsHip sr nARy's
Tho United Statos schooIship ST. Msrys, Commander
Pythian, from New London May 20 mas arrived at
LISBON, Portugal
AN IMPORTANT MEASURE wirHpRAwy.
In tho House Of Lords. yesterday afternoon. tie
Duke OF Richmond announced the withdrawal by tho
government Of tho Buriais bull.
SAD rnosrgcr-rmr ixpIAx pUDoRr.