The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-25
7ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
ULYSSES IN LONDON.
The Prince of Wales Pays Tribute
to the Ex-President.
G. r A N T t A l. K S.
The French Republicans Adopt Gen
erouS Policy.
KEEPING H0CHE'S MEMORY GREEN.
StrOuSberg, the Russian Railway King,
Consigned TO Prison.
KEEPING H0CHE'S MEMORY GREEN
StrOuSberg, the Russian Railway King,
Consigned TO Prison.
A HOME RULER ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
LBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.


LONDON, June 25 1877.
General Grant was present last night at a banquet
given by the corporation OF Trinity House. The
Prince OF Wales presided. Prince Leopold Prince
Christian, the Prince OF Leinngen, the Prince OF
Saxe-Wemar, the Duke OF Wellington the Marquis
OF Hertlord, the Earl Of Derby the Earl OF Carnar-
Won, Sir STAFFORD Northcote, Mr.. Cross and Chief
Justice Sir Alexander Cockburn were among the
distinguished company present.
WALES COMPLIMENTS GRANT.
The Prince OF Wales, referring to General Grant,
in the course OF his speech, said:.'On the present
occasion 1t Is matter OF peculiar qualification 10
us US Englishmen to receive AZ our guest General
Grant. (Cheers.) l can assure him for myself, and
US the greatest pleasure to him as a guest In
tins country" (Cheers.)
Earl Carnarvon proposed the health Of the vsi-
tors and coupled with it General Grants name.
ToAsTING THE Ex.rREsIDENT.
He said strangers OF all classes, men OF letters,
arts, science, state ana all that has been most
worthy and great have, as 1t were, come to this
centre or old civilization. l venture, without dis
arrangement to any OF those Industrious guests, to
say that never has there been to whom we
willingly accord = Ireer uier heartier welcome
than We do to General Grant
HoSoRrNG GRANT FOR THEIR sAKEs.
on this occasion, not merely because we believe
he has performed the part Of a distinguished gen
raI l. huu txut.a ln.l III.
Office which the citizens ofhs great country III,
but because we look upon HIM reprcse nting that
good Will and affection which ought TO subsist be-
tween us the United States. II has been my duty
to be connected with the great Dominion OF
Canada, stretching several thousand miles along
the frontier OF the United States and during the
last three or four years can ,ruthiully say
that nothing impressed me more than the inter-
change OF friendly and good Offices which took place
between the two countries under the auspices or
President Grant.
ULYSSES MAKES A SPEECH.
General Grant replied that he felt more impressed
than he had possibly ever felt before any occa-
sion. He came here under the impression that
OF the army, navy and peace lie thought
1t was a place OF quietude, where there
would be talk or toasts He had
been therefore naturally surprised at hearing both.
| He had heard some remarks from Ills Royal High
ness which compelled him TO say a word In re-
sponse lie begged to thank HIS Highness for
these remarks. There had been other things said
during the evening highly gratifying to him.
GENTLE REMINDER
| Not the least gratifying was to hear that there
were occasionally in this country party fights as
wen as in America. He had seen before a
war between three departments Of the State, the
executive the judicial and the legislative. lie had
not seen the political parties OF England 20 far
as that lie would initiate their chaplain, who had
set q good example Of oratory--that was short
ncss-and say no more than simply thank His Royal
Hiphncss and the company behalf OF the
visitors.
| HoxoRISG AN ABoLIrIoNsr.
| A committee Of tho Anti-slavery Society gives a
publc breakfast to William Lloyd Garrison Tues
day. John Bright wil probably preside Messrs.
Iawron, Mundella, smyth and other members OF Par
lament have intimaied their intention to be present
ELECTION or A noME RULER.
Mr. o'Donnc, nationalist, was yesterday elected TO
/ Parliament IRON Dungarvan. receiving Us votes
| against 1l0 Tor Mr. Matthews
REPUBLICAN GENEROSITY
The Deputies belonging 10 tho Republican Union
have decided republican candidate snail be put Ia
nomination against any OF tho 1903 Deputies voted
the other day censuring tho Broge Cabinet Tho re-
publican Senators have nominated an extra Paramen.
| tary Com nttec 10 draft manifesto II. Simon Is a
| member OF the committee.
nocuE's MEMORY.
Al banquet given In Versailles on tho anniversary
| OF tho birth OF General Hoche, NJ. Gambota spoke
sanpuineiy OF republican victory In the coming cleo
tons France, he declared, would then have stable
ana dcnnitvc government. The Republic guar.
auteo Of peace Tor Europe. Tho republican govern.
mont did not require foreign governments Tor
test OF ihor confidence
puTrRH PRESIDENT.
NJ Gambctta concluded By proposing tho health or
an Theirs inc beraor OF the territory and the en-
lghtcncd guide OF France"
TUE RUSSIAN RAILROAD KING.
Tho Moscow Court has ordered the lm cd ate re-
cution tho against Doctor Strousbcrg the
railroad spocuaor IL IS, therefore, expected no
VIII be removed 10 tho debtor's prison instead OF az
hitherto being permitted TO remain under arrest In
his own house.
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