The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
qELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE PAPAL JUBILEE.
Enthusiastic Celebrations in Various
Parts of Ireland.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
A Moderate Programme of Resistance
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[By CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, June 8, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent at queenstown teie-
graphs that the Pope's Jubilee was celebrated in
Cork last night with great sclut The town was
brilliantly illuminated, long professions paradcd the
streets, carrying all kinds Of church standards and
Papai embems, headed by bands OF music, and
special services were held in the churches. Re-
ports from all parts OF Ireland have the
same complexion. A number OF congratulatory
dispatches were sent to the Pope, rejoicing in the
providental prolongaton Of his life and promising
increased devotion to the Holy See. Many presents
were also sent to Rome. Everything passed or un.
expcctcdy quiet.
MORE PILGRIMS AT THE VATICAN.
The Pope yesterday received several populations Of
pilgrims including from New York. He praised
the faith displayed by tho pilgrims in this sceptca
aye.
THE JUBILEE REcEIpTS
Tho receipts OF the Vatican from the Popc's Jubilee
O. 500 900 lire abcut ST. 1885, 5O0 in gold exclusive
OF valuable presents
MAcxAnoN AND THE POPE
The Vocc della Tra. Of Rome, denies the report that
Mahon
FRENCH REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS.
Tho presidents OF three sections OF the Left held
important meeting in Paris yesterday The decisions
arrived at show remarkable moderation. II was de-
cidcd that NJ Gambctta at the rooponing OF tho Cham
bcr, should moved Interpolation the part oil
Left; but that contrary the opinion OF NJ. Gambetta
himself and NJ. Theirs, he should refrain from
arraigning the action OF President MncMahon, whose
irrcsponsibllty should BIO FULLY admitted II also
decided that tho address in reply TO MacMahons
sage should be moderate IN form, though decided In
substance, and that II ovcrtures were made 10 the
majority with view TO ministerial changes they
should not DO rejected without consideration al.
though would be necessary insist upon retire.
inent OF n. Fortou.
II finally decided that the question Of sanction.
ing tho bulge. should DO left tho Budget Committee.
majority Of the meeting appeared 10 be OF opinion
nothing should be done 10 render dissolution inevitable
II admitted that ~ Fortous circular relative to
hawking licenses rendered many circumspcct rcpub-
can newspapers moro lukcwarm thoir uttoranccs,
and that TO givo the republican canyassng sianiA
cameo hostile TO MacMahon would cause the loss Of
numbers OF votes
POLITICAL CLUBS CLOSED.
Three republican clubs have been closed by tho au.
thoritcs because of unauthorized political mcetinga
ANOTHER EDITOR SENTENCED
The manager OF the Egdtite (ncwspapor). published
at Marseilles, has been sentenced TO ono months I'M
prisonment and to pay fine OF 3, 600 francs
HINTS POLITICAL PROF EssoRs.
The Paris Moneur announces that a circular will be
sent members OF thu universities calling upon them
to abstain IRON political discussions.
POLITICAL PETITIONS PROHIBITED
circular has been issued by tho French Minister oil
the Interior ordering prosecution OF persons crcuat
Ing signature addresses petitions to certain fac
tions OF the Senate or Chamber OF Deputies
vIcToRigS sARpou's rRIuMpH.
victorion sardou, the dramatic writer, has been
elected member OF tho French Academy. defeating the
Duke d'Audifiret.Pas1uic by q vote or 10 to IL.
ARREST OF SPANISH REPUBLICANS.
Tho Spanish Minister Of the Interior stated In the
Congress at Madrid yesterday that tho arrcsts Bis
cay were effected consequence of proceedings OF
republican tendency. For tho present tho prisoners
are confined in tho fortress OF Santona but they
be sent to the Phil ppinc Islands.
CONDITION cLEopATRA's NEEDLE.
An Alexandria corresponds gives tho following
Tne cxhumation Of tho obclisk cieoparas Needle oi
London has been completed Eighteen inches of tho
apex is gono and tho corners somewhat damaged
but otherwise II Is In fair condition."
OXFORD OFFERS GENERAL GRANT DEGREE.
oxford University has offered cx.prcsidcnt Gran,
the honorary degree OF u. C. L. The General attended
the Prince Of Wales lcveo yesterday