The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24
2ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
General Grant to Recsive Royal
Honors in England.
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Large Body Of Troops Ex-
pected in AlSace.
WILL IMAGINATION RESIGN?
Due DecazeS' Latest Circular on the
Foreign Policy.
Don Carlos Escorted to the
Frontier"
Large Body Of Troops Ex-
pected in Alsace.
WILL IMAGINATION RESIGN?
Don Carlos Escorted to the
Frontier"


FIX CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nay "a, 1877.
The London Times devotes leader to-day TO the
approaching arrival Of General Grant, saying that
he win be received In England as an illustr1ous
man. Grants coming promises TO be the event OF the
season. The English government have considered
the question as 20 whether he shall be received
ex,Chler Magistrate OF the United States
The precedents discussed are the cases OF Fillmore
ana Van Buren,, whom Palmerston decided 70 re.
ceive az private gentlemen.
GEEAr HONOR.
Lord BeaconsneiL's Cabinet have now decided
that Grant shall be received with all the etiquette
observed toward exsovereigns aud have SO In
formally informed our government.
THE BISMARCK SCARE.
Germany's relations with France evidently not
OF the most cordial nature Tho OF Prince
Bismarck to Berlin is interpreted IN Paris IN a
very uhisvorabe Light, and every move made by
the Chancellor closely watched. Al the
time Of the recall reached the French capital
rise in Tie funds being assisted BY what IS known
in the United States as the towering 0!
shorts" Bismarck's name, however acted
immediate check to the advance, and soon turned
the tide in the opposite direction. Notwithstanding
she that the German troops the from
tier six thousand stronger than those
OF France Is certain the Emperor will concentrate
still larger force there Speaking of this yesterday
adoption Of measures counterbalance the increase
OF forces IN Eastern France not caused by any
doubts the necessity OF such measures but only
BY cons .derations relative 10 details.
THE FRENCH CABINET CRISIS
despatch from Paris, discussing the difficulties be.
tween the President OF the Republic and the Lees.
lature states that France will doubtless pronounce
overwhelmingly against President MacMahon at the
elections oven the Senate gives majority in favor
of dissolution, which is very doubtful Tue refusal of
Senate authorize dissolution would inevitably,
cause Macsfahon's resignation
A REAssuRIyG CIRCULAR.
The Duke Dccazes has issued q circular protesting
agains: the supposton that the new Ministry enter.
ta.ns any idea o, departing from neutrality tolera
Ing manifestations OF any party in france against
foreign Powers.
WHAT rs THOUGHT IN ITALY.
In the italian Chamber OF Deputies a. Rome yes
terdav Ministers Melegari and Dcpretis, replying 10
interpretations relative to relations between France
and Italy, made the most reassurng statements the
effect that the cordial relations OF the two countries
have been affected by the recent in France
PRESS PROSECUTIONS.
Prosecutions have been instituted against the pro.
vincial papers, .Naise7aiss Paris, for insulting
President MacMahon.
PREREcrogAL RESERVATIONS.
number OF SUBJ elects have rendered their resig-
nations
EXHIBITION PosrPoSEpy
La Potrie says the idea OF posponing the Exhibition
OF 1878 seriously entertained consequence OF the
complicated condition OF foreign affairs, bat de.
has yet been reached Tho Bonapartist papers
persstenty circulated the same report previous to the
crisis and 1t was then several times denIed)
BOWED orr.
Yesterday Don Carlos received q notice from the
Foreign Once requesting his immediate withdrawal
from the French territory. Accordingly the Spanish
Preender left last night for Linz, Austria, being es
cortod 10 the frontier By the police.
AMERICAN cnsvAlIKk RoME
The Times' despatch from Rome states that Chsya.
her Berlin ~, Of New York, viii have an audience
with the Pope to-day, and present him number Of
costly gifts.
THE CLYDE sHPwHIGHTs.
The master shipwr,ghts the clyde met at Glasgow
on Tuesday and resolved that the present position OF
the dispute docs not Afford for settlement by
arbitration.
END or THE suAAY.A WAR
despatch from the Hague says that the entire
eastern coast OF Atchin has finally yielded TO The
Dutch.
CITY RELssEys
Tho Times special from Cork says up TO nine o'clock
last night news had been received Of the City OF
Brussels or OF tho Tug Eingishcr. Adverse easieriy
winds have prevailed during tho past two days.