The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Part5. Of the
World.
GRANT TO VISIT FRANCE.
Sound Sense and Moderation OF the
French Republicans.
RESOLVED NOT TO DEMONSTRATE"
Socialists Causing Anxiety 20 the
German Government.
GRANT TO VISIT FRANCE.
RESOLVED NOT TO DEMONSTRATES.


LONDON. June Is, is7'.
Minister washburne wrote Genera. Grant a few
days ago, inviting HIM 20 visit Pans. and asking
when 1t would be convenient Tor ham 10 90 there.
In replying to this note yesterday General Grant
stated that he would be unable TO be In the French
capital until September. a. his engagements were
very numerous IN England and ireland. and that.
moreover, his tour OF switzerland. Norway and
Sweden had been already planned. The fact that
he has decided TO 80 20 Paris has created good
deal OF favorable comment. and .t Is expected he
VIII receive grand ovation wherever he may 90 In
France.
THE GCIIDHALL BARQCRT TODAY.
The Earl OF Derby, Sir Stafford Northcote. Lord
Aberdare, viscount Cardwel. Lord Tenterden and
given notice OF their intention to be present &C
Guildhall to-day when the freedom OF the city is
presented 10 General Grant.
MODERATION ~ FRANCE.
The moderation and good sense with which she
French republicans are acting Is daily placing the
arbitrary action OF President MacMahon In . worse
light and demonstrating the inability OF the
cabsnet de combat 20 provoke anything ike .
would serve as y pretext Tor y coup delaL The
position Of the De Broge Ministry before the coun-
try is becoming more untenable. according AZ tho
supposed danger to society which brought It into
existence is found to be Ilusory.
RxrrsLicAs CAUTION
According to Paris despatch tho leaders Of tho
Lett have resolved to MAINTAIN perfect calm in tho
Chamber on Saturday, when 81 Gambct,a's interpela-
ton Is presented that tho debate may bear all pos
sblc fruit They also appeal to republicans not to 60
to tho railway station 10 witness the arrival depart
urc OF Deputies or make other demonstrations The
irreconcabe radical leader. u. Nader de Montjau,
has promised not speak In Saturdays debate and
Will leave the direction Of proceedings groups
OF tho Left
SOCIALIST SUCCESS ~ BERLIN.
The German socialists are q source OF considerable
uneasincss 10 the government just now, and their
party evidently gaming ground in tho largo cities
Their during The last elections wcro attrlb-
utcd TO divisions among tho national liberals and
progressiss. and Il freely said that II . united
front we're preserved BY their opponuns tho number
OF seats occupied by social democrats in the Reich
stag would be much smaller. In Berlin, yesterday, an
election :urrod which may DO taken fair trial OF
strength, thore were but TWO candidates In the
Held Tho result that Horr Hascncleyer
social democrat, elected member Of tho Reich
stag for the Sixth Electoral district OF Berlin by
votes against 652 for Herr Loowc tho candidate or
the progsessist party.
NEW GRAND DUKE.
A despatch from Darmstadt says:-"Tho Official
journal yesterday announced tho Of Prince
Louis OF Hesse TO tho throne OF the Grand Duchy Or
hesso under the title OF Louis W." The new Grand
Duke is the husband OF tue Princess Aco OF England
woRKiNGMEN's TROUBLES
Another despatch from Paris sAys:'.It Is reported
that meetings OF members OF the International Society
bong held the Franco-Begian frontier with the
object Of melting workmsn TO strike"
GormARD TUNNEL
The International conference upon the question
or rosumng work the ST. Gothard tunnel m.
nounccs that 5000, 900 still required to com.
pete the undertaking. OF this amount they pro-
pose that Germany contribute 81. 600, 600. Italy
$1.ooo,ooo Switzerland 600, ooo and the company
81. 40O. 600