The New York herald., 1877-11-13
7BLEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
Discourtesies from the Bo-
napartist Organ.
CONDITION OF FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Doubts as to MacMahcn's
Future Policy.
SPAIN AND HER INSURRECTION.
Germany Demands Reparation
SPAIN AND HER INSURRECTION.
Germany Demands Reparation
from Nicaragua.
[DY CABLE TO THE uEnALD.1

(Monday) at the HERALD office. 81 Avenue
de rOpera. reading the American and
French newspapers. He expressed himself
rs highly amused at an article in the Gaulois
filled with personal abuse of himself and
with surprise that the French people should
show him SO much attention.
HUMOROUS VIOLENCE.
"The Gdulois, assuming the leadership Of
the anti-American crusade, says that our
women dress like bar maids and that the
men dress like anything but gentlemen.
General Grant laughed heartily over both
the assaults upon himself and upon the
character Of the American people.
DINING OUT.
s.This evening General Grant dined with
Mr.. Healy, the artist. and attended a recep-
ton given by NJ. Gambetta at later hour"
LIVELY TINES IN PROSPECT.
It !s stated IN Il despatch from Paris that when NJ
Calllaux, Minister OF Finance, introduces the bud.
four principal direct taxes be voted Immediately
independent OF the budget. The republicans are
not expected to entertain this proposition
IS DISSOLUTION rossIBLE9
other information Is to the effect chat belief
prevails that refusal of the Chamber OF Deputies
to vote these four will be followed by u re-
quest vote OF dissolution III the Senate, and II
that request Is granted the President intends to
submit the question or his resignation TO the coun.
try by a sort Of piebiscite. The MacMahontes
claim that the Senate viii vote dissolution by hf-
teen or twenty majority. bat this Is not generally
believed.
DEMANDS REPUBLICAN MINISTRY.
All the ato Miniserialst organs in the oreanist or
constitutional interest now demand a republican
Ministry. including tho Aonstcu, solcl, SOr aud Con-
stitutionneL
SENSITIVE ny HALF.
The republicans attended President Macsfahon,s re.
ccption Saturday.
oREyY THANKS MS TRiRNDs
In tho Chamber Of Deputies, at Versailles. yesterday
NJ. Jules Grovy, returning thanks his election as
strive to show himself equal tho occasion in tho
same manner us the Chamber by It's moderation and
nrrincss would know how to act up TO its RESPONSE
billty guided by tho admirable wisdom and will Of the
country
CUTTING oBsrRucrIoyfsrs
Urgency was then voted motion to modify tho
standing orders as to better enable tho President
to rcpress disturbances during debate.
INVESTIGATIONS IN ORDER.
u. Albert Grevy moved tho appointment Of q CON-
mittec to irqulro into election abuses. Ho declared
the country expected q condemnation OF tho system
OF ocia candidature, and he asked that urgency be
voted for his motion.
THE GOVERNMENT co-oPERATEs
The Duko de Broglic, in the name OF the govern
mont supported tho demand for urgency. no said
he wished light to be thrown on tho accusations
against The government. The Ministry would meet
the inquiry with readiness than did tho mem
former occasion, although per haps u might ask Tor
more In, partial jndgcs tnan a committee OF inquiry
II was a strange theory which required that two OF
the established powers ought Immediately TO bow to
the Will OF the third.
ARE RESPONSIBLE?
Urgency was voted and tho bureaux Immediately
appointed a committee TO examine thc motion, with
81 Albert Grevy az reporter. On resumption OF the
sitting tho committee presented report explaining
that the persons aimed at by the motion respons
pizcd as responsible by tho consuton, and not the
President OF the Republic whom tho law renders
irresponsible.
TINS SENTIMENT coScuRRgD ~
M Gambctta, replying to a question by a member OF
his bureau gave similar explanation Of the OBJECT OF
the motion
These declarations are considered to represent the
unanimous opinion ., the Lott.
WHEN a'NAnoS WILL RgsiGS.
Tho Moniieuy publishes tho following :-'It Is said
President MacMahoa has declared that ho had only
give sign ana the Bonapa,tists would Immediately
furnish him with the clements necessary for forming
a vigorous Ministry but hc did not intend to govern
by that means. He would not become accomplicc
OF undorhand intrgucs. lie meant to select Minis
try from tho constitutional groups. II this concilia.
tory attempt failed would resign President Mac
Mahon has yet opened negotiations for tho lorna.
ton Of Cabinet. but has already selected whom
no considers capable Of fuanng his programme"
Nrcu ANxikrY fgLr.
The Times Paris correspondent says there s much
anxiety u consequence Of the violent terms In which
the motion for inquiry into tho elections the