The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-14
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Mr.. Eugene Schuyler to Miss Gertrude
King at Paris.
General Grants Welcome in
Germany.
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LONDON, July II, 1871.
The correspondent of the HERALD in Paris tee-
graphs that the social event of the season among
the American colony Of the French capital was the
marriage OF Mr.. Eugene Schuyler, OF the American
Legation at Constantnople to MISS Gertrude King,
daughter of the late President King, of Columbia
College, New York, which took pace yesterday.
BRILLIANT WEDDING PARTY.
The civil marriage, which French law makes
necessary, took place at The Marie of the Eighth
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Paris, at eleven O'Clock yester
day morning, and the religious ceremony was per
formed at four O'Clock P. M, at the house of the
BRIDES mother, in the Champs Elysees by Rev. Dr.
Forbes. Quite distinguished company were pres
ent, among whom were members of the American
legation and consulate; NJ. waddingron, late Mn
lister OF Public instruction in France, with his wife,
who is the brides sister; Mr.. Bancroft Davis, the
American Minister at Berlin, several members OF
the English and German legations and elite tie Of
the American colony.
THE BRIDES TOILET.
The bride was dressed In robe Of white silk
with long white lace vest, the latter being the
same as was used at her mothers wedding.
GOOD CHEER.
Her brow was enclrcled by wreath OF myrtle
and natural flowers. A splendid collation. was
served and iced champagne flowed freely. The
wedding was a most brilliant affair in every sense
OF the word.
THE WEDDING TRIP.
The newly married couple left Immediately after
the wedding for Complegne and Rheims and thence
they started for Constantlnople.
GENERAL GRANT IN GERMANY.
The HERALD correspondent in Berlin reports that
the reception Of General Grant III Germany is ex.
ceedngly hearty. He is stopping at present at the
Hotel de Russie, in Frankfort. Yesterday was de
voted to sightseeing and last night he visited
Homburg.
A BANQUET TO BE GIVEN TODAY.
To-day he win be given banquet at the Zoo
logical Gardens in that Town. which promises to be-
come magnificent affair.
All the leading citizens and officials Of the city
are craving the privilege OF participating In the en-.
tertainment. Stassys famous band and the mu
slcIans OF the Thirteenth Hussars are engaged for
the occasion The General will probably visit
Switzerland and Russia before completing his
European tour. IA
YARD MEN IN A NEW LIGHT
At the Bow Street Police Court on Thursday Chief
inspectors Druscovitch Micklejohn and Palmer, tha
best known officers Of the Scotland Yard detective
force, and a solicitor named Froggatt arragneo
ut the instance Treasury accused OF conspiracy
10 defeat the ends OF justice celebrated con-
fdcnce case In which number OF betting men.
were convicted OF defraudng the Countess de Goucour
of $685. 600 Mr. roland, on behalf OF tho Treasury
charged the four above-named defendants with con.
spiracy and with being accessories after the fact
to certain fclones committed in the Goucourt Affair."
Mr. Poland said he feared the case would DO fully mado
out against tho accused. Mr.. Froggat was admitted
to bail In the Of So $780, but bail refused in the
case oil the officers.
CANDIDATES THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The Paris Uaion. Iogitimist paper, says the dis
tncton drawn between leg,timst aud Orlcanist can
didatcs has no meaning Justification. All the can
didates recommended by the Right and Right Centre
committees arc monarchsts.
PRESS LIBERTY FRANCE.
The Marseilles newspaper L'Egdlite du Isupte has
been prosecuted for reporting trial for insults TO
President MacMahon.
BRITISH SHOOTING
The Wimbledon meeting thus far has been very sue
ccssful and the shooting IN tho hist stage Tor Inc
Queens prize exceptionally good.
THE CABLE COMPANIES.
A meeting OF the Direct United States Cable Company
was held yesterday confirm the action OF previous
mccting-nanely the adoption OF the resolutions APP
proving JOINT purse with tho Anslo-American Com
pany and for tho liquidation OF the company. There
was practically opposition and the previous action
was ratified without division.
THE COTTON CONVENTION.
At today's sitliag of the Cotton Convention In
Liverpool Mr. Campbell, OF New York, road lettci
from the presdentpi the American National Cotton
Exchange, stating that III effort would be made to
adopt the Liverpool standard OF classification through.
out America
INSPECTION NEEDED.
Mr. Simpson, Of New Orleans, read the Instructions
no had received from the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change relative the system Of inspection and super
vision OF cargoes at that pert and moved
for the establishment OF mode of inspection Of
cotton on arrival at Liverpool the expenses to be de-
frayed by levyng small import charge. Mr. Muir
Of Savannah seconded tho motion, which was carried
UNANIMOUSLY. committee was appointedlto further
the objects proposed
THE NAME AMERICAN REJECTED.
Mr Phelps, OF ST. Louis, moved tho substitution Of
the term American cotton for tho term Orleans
which is at present used in quotations. on the ground
that the later was vague Mr. frost OF Onarios'on
seconded the motion, but II was rejected by vote OF
IL 100.
so MORE DEDUCTIONS
On motion OF Mr. Reynolds oil Norfolk, Va, the
Convention agreed recommend that cotton be sold
ut Liverpool Ut net cash. without deduction, at
present
CONCERNING "rrTuREs."
On nQtion OF Mr.. Simpson, seconded by Mr. Muir,
tho Cot on Brokers' Association were requested to
devise means oil rcmedyng the acknowledged detects
Of the present system Of dealing IN futures.
Az IxrERyArioSAL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
On motion OF Mr.. Campbell, seconded by Mr. Muir,
II was resolved by vote OF IS TO to take steps TO
organize international cotton association II was
also resolved that Official quotations Of middng, low
mlddling and good ordinary should DO given daily.