The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
GRANT IN ENGLAND-IEcEPTIoN BIZ THE MAYOR
AND CORPORATION or sUNDERLAND-M.
THEIRS MANITEsTo--MAIIs FOR GREAT


BRITAIN.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1877
The Paris papers Of yesterday contain the manifesto
Of the late N. Theirs, which, 1t has been before
stated. was found among his papers Il Is
addressed TO the electors OF the Ninth ar
rondissement II jus.iaes the proceedings
OF tho late Chamber OF Deputies and praises
the moderation and wisdom displaced by
It's members It explains that N. Theirs
preference for republican government s founded ON
tho conviction that . monarchy 10 Impossible. It
describes the existing situation intolerabe there
being republican constitution and m anti republican
administration.
THE PEOPLE MUST RUIZ.
II strongly protests against tho crisis Of the 10th OF
May and procaims the Sovereignty OF the nation and
It's power to rebuko the recent dissolution To resist
It's power will be usurpation. 1t demands freedom Of
elections and freedom OF the press NJ Theirs prin-
cipes summarized thus at the close OF the docu-
ment ,-"sovereignty Of the national Republic law.
liberty and peace"
OUR FLAG on THE OCEAN
Tho HERALD's correspondent at Funchal, Madeira.
lsgraphs that the United States steamer Essex Com.
naandsr Winfield s. schiey, arrived there Sunday.
GENERAL GRANT At SUNDERLAND.
General Grant was moe Ct Sunderland railway sta
ton by the Mayor and Messra Gourloy and Burt,
members Of Parliament. The day was OBJ
served as almost q general holiday Nearly
10000 members Of trade and friendly
societies marched in PROCESSION. General Grant was
present at the laying Of the foundation Of the
library aud museum. Replying to nm address of tho
friendly and trade societies General Grant said he
would simply renew what he bad said relative to the
way in which labor regarded In the United States
and the way in which he personally regarded It.
suAKEspXARx's BIRTHPLACE.
stratford- on-Avon General Grant has intimated his
intention 70 visit the town ON Friday He will
escorted Shakespcare's birthplace by the Mayor and
Corporation OF that town and will subsequently DO en-
tsrtained az luncheon at the Town Hail.
rnR MADRAS FAMINE.
the most dreadful part OF tho Madras famine Is at
ipngth beginning to pass away The news of the last
Weck good and the future prospects hopeful Plon-
locus rain has fallen in Of The worst districts Az
HcuiturA work Is active and The crops making rapid
progress. The number during the last month in the
relief camps Of tho town Of Madras has decreased
from $4,000 to 5000 The people rapidly desert.
ing tho relief works and hufrying away to their
homes The relief camps OF the country have not yet
thinned in like proportion
HoPEs YrTuRE.
A few weeks however, will MAKE marked differ
snce In the panic stricken people who had been re-
duDed to such starving condition previous
to their admission that considerable time
must eapso before they able to work
There can be reasonable doubt that the tide
OF the great calamity has been turned, but vast num-
bers Of those who survive the actual famine must
still succumb from their enfeebled condition. Private
charity, however, is most bcnehcally applied toward
Amelioratng their condition.
TIKI BRITISH NAILS
In consequence Of strike on the Great Southern
and Western Railway In ireland the Postmaster Gen.
eral orders steamers from America to land only
the Irish mails at Queenstown, and to bring
tho others to Liverpool The City of Berlin
was the first steamer affected by the new regulation
The strike has listed timc Is confined to the
cmployedin repairing the road All night traiac
has lately been stopped
NRw SPANISH MINISTER.
A despatch from Madrid states that Vice Admiral
Pavia has been appointed Minister OF Marine.
DIR. srKoUsBRRG's AccoxPLlCE.
NJ. Laidau, Director OF the Commercial Loan Bank
Of Moscow. who was sentenced xccemplico OF Dr..
ssrousberg, has abseonded from bail
HIGH USUAL.
A Paris despatch says" The Nile has attained Its
normal height" The report Is not confirmed from
other sources