The New York herald., 1877-11-20


The HEnALps correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs that General and Mrs. Grant yester-
day visited the chocolate mandatory of M.
Menier, the radical republican deputy from
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Meaux, at Noisiel
They were entertained with splendid
lunch at the chateau.
FUTURE APPOINTMENTS.
General Grant is booked to dine with M.
Langel on the 23d inst, where he is to meet
the Count de Paris and the Duke d'Aumale.
On the 9th inst. the General will dina.
with Emile Girardin, the editor of la France.
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL INQUIRY.
In the French Senate yesterday afternoon NJ
Arago in the name OF the Lett, moved the previous
question In regard to M. Audren de Ker.
drel's Interpolation as to how the Min.
listers have instructed officials to act with
regard to the electoral inquiry voted BY
the Chamber of Deputies, on the ground that it is
unconstitutional and an encroachment upon the
rights OF the Chamber Of Deputies NJ Arago's mo
tion was rejected by a vote OF 155 to 1870 NJ de
Kerdrel then began an ADDRESS on his interpela
ton
HE ADMITS THEIR RIGHT.
NJ de Kerdrel, on introducing his Interpolation
in the Senate, admitted the right Of the Deputies
to order on inquiry into elections, but said he
wished to prevent the inquiry from encroaching
upon the prerogatives OF tho Executive or Judi
cature.
the Duke lie Broglie replied that the proposed in
quiry constituted such an encroachment. 1t would
not be impartial and being parliamentary and
not judicial inquiry, citizens were not bound to
answer the questions OF the investigating Commit
tee The instructions which tho government had
given on the eve Of quitting office were that the
functionaries must act in regard to this inquiry a.
ordered by their superiors
ASK THE FuNcTIoNARIEs.
M. Laboulaye urged that the government ought
to invite the unctlonaries give evidence before
the commission. AS the Deputies had the right I'd
impeach the Ministry they also necessarily had the
right to make judicial inquiry. He urged the
Senate adopt conciliatory attitude, and pointed
to Its responsibility as immense.
MAKING THE ISSUE
The Duke dAudfret-pasquier then read the
order OF the day proposed by the Right-viz, that
the Senate. taking cognizance of the declarations
OF the government and being resolved. In accord.
ancc with the conservative principles which It
has always sustained, not to suffer any infringe-
ment OF the prerogatlves Of either Of the public
powers, passes to the order Of the day.
M. Dufaure deprecated the attempt to stir up
ftnc l,vyv ooff 1fo ~
Of the day.
Despite M. Dufaurc's appeal an attempt OF the
Left to slelve the discussion by proposing an orde1
Of the day, pure and simple, was defeated by vote
OF 1853 to 1885, and the order Of the day proposed by
the Right passed by vote OF Isl yeas to 12o nays.
SENTIMENT.
The Tines Paris correspondent says the an.
nouncement Of the result OF the in the Senate
yesterday was cheered by the Left. The
figures show that the Senate has virtually
abandoned the Cabinet, as excluding nve votes
contributed by the Ministers themselves, the
Cabinet commands less than half the Senate Tho
correspondent regards this as o sign that unless
the Marshal henceiorth governs with the majority
the Senate may be regarded as having also aban.
doned him.
THE NEW CABINET.
despatch dated Paris. November 10, eleven r.
O new Cabinet have progressed considerably, but IL
Is not probable that the list OF Ministers will be
gazetted before Wednesday next"
NEW GERMAN LOAN.
A special despatch from Berlin says II Is expected
that the German governments Will ask Parliament for
permission to contract loan OF l50, ,0oo,0 900 marks
(about $37 SOC, ,00o), 5o000,0o0 marks of which Is
represented by the loss resumption Of gold cur.
rency
STRIKING wEAvERs,
The wcavers OF Two OF the largest mills 10 Oldham,
numbering $500, have struck against reduction In
their wages The masters threaten lockout through
out the district unless they resume work.
A lockout in the Oldham district would affect ncary
ten thousand operatives.
SPANS LITTLE ISsURR8cTfox
A despatch from Pcrpignan last night says that
band OF twenty-five men entered spanish village on
tho frontier, near Fgucras, on Sunday, and demanded
sixty pounds In tho OF the Spanish Republic.
CARRYING THE TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Tho agreement made by the British Post Onicc an.
horlcs for the carriage of tho mails between Great
Britain aud tho United States, provides that the
ers OF the Cunard, lnman and White Star lines will
furnish a despatch from Liverpool every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, calling at Queenstown. The
Inman and White Star lines undertake between thcm
the Tuesday and Thursday sailings alternately, and
tho Cunard line the Saturday sailings BY the terms
the agreement all the mails from Great Britain and
Ireland for tho United States to be forwarded
only by tho Aforesaid lines and the aggregate money
earned is TO be divided equally among thern. From
/ New York there viii DO Inman and a White StaI
steamer every Thursday alternately.
rnE DE ToURvILLE MuRDRR.
Tho Austrian Supreme Court sitting In vcnns, has
rejected the appeal Of Henry Perreau, alias De Tour
ve English barrster against tho capital sentence
passed him for numbering his wo in the Tyrol II
expected tho Emperor will commute his sentence to
life Imprisonment
NOT A MURDERER; ONLY FoRoER
The Pole who was arrested IN Berlin suspicion OF
intending 10 attempt the assassination OF Emperor
William and Prince Bismarck has been recognized
a forger whom the pollcc had tracked from West
Prussia Whom arrested he voluntarily stated that he
namA 10 assassinAts the Emperor and Prince Bls-