The New York herald., 1877-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GRANT IN SCOTLAND.
Receptions Awaiting Him at All the
Larger Cities Of England.
AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN.
French Affairs Still Badly
Mixed.
THE DUKE DECAZES SPEAKS.
AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN.
THE DUKE DECAZES SPEAKS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !


On Friday ex.Presidcnt Grant was presented wish
he expressed the pleasure gave him to form close
a connection with tho land and home OF Burns. GEN
eral Grant and party will now make u round Of tho
English prov ncia towns In the order Of Newcastle
onryno, York, sheffield, Birmingham and Leaning
ton whence they viii go to London. They expect to
proceed to Paris the Goth OF October, whcro they
will stay six weeks They will next visit Marseillcs
and Nice and then Genoa.
AROUND THE MEDIrERRASEAN
They will loave on hoard American man -ofwar to
visit various parts OF Spain, Malta Sicily. Egypt aud
Turkey. In February tho party will go to Naples,
where they will stay fortnight and afterward spend
u month in Rome; then roturn 10 Paris, visiting on
the way the principal towns of Italy Paris will nc
reached again about the end OF April Hero they will
remain month. and afterward visit Donmark, Swc-
dcn. Norway Russia and Austria, and finally visit
Switzerland, which they hope to reach in September
THE RECEPTION AT NEWCASTLE oN.rYSg.
Preparations are making at Newcastle -on-Tyno to
receive General Grant this week. His visit will ex-
tend over tho 2lst aud 22d. Ho will arrive On Thurs
day night and be tho guest of the Mayor On Friday
he Will visit the various buildings and the
town. The General and the magistrates, the Corpora
ton and tho Tyne Commissioners viii proceed down
the river on steamer, and there will DC great
demonstration At the mouth OF the Tyne There will
be u reception In the evening
MORE ADDRESSES AND HoyoRs.
On Saturday General Grant will visit tho Elswck
Ordnance Works and there receive addresses from
public bodies In the afternoon there will be
sirati0n OF miners and trades and in the evening
banquet in the Assembly Rooma On Monday he will
lay tho foundation stone OF the FREQ Library and Mu
scum at Sunderland.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
N. Grcvy has written a letter declaring that the
statement that ho refused tho republican leadership
Is calumny.
THE GAxBETrA TRIAL
NM. Gambetta and Murat gave notice yestcr-
day Of an appeal from their recent sem
tonce This notice having only been gwen attor
tho iu legal interval shows that tho
accused intend to pro,rac the proceedings The trial
on appeal is liked for Saturday next
ny OFFICIAL sANcTioN
Baron Hnussmaun announces that his candidacy for
Ajacc,o has received the official appreciation OF tho
government
YRAyCR AGGRESSIVE.
The Duke Decazcs, at Lioourne on Sunday, madc
an important speech, ovidenty intended as u con-
tradction OF the reports that tho Cabinet would
deavor TO distract attention from homo affairs by an
aggressive foreign policy He said
can affirm that there is not single Power which
mcnts, which shared by tho whole OF rance. All
the Powers are aware that the government would re.
fuse with the utmost energy TO associate tsolf with
n propaganda, from whatever quarter IL might come
which might DO source OF trouble or danger to
neighbors.
MAcMAHoN's MANIFESTO.
despatch from Paris states that the manifesto to
ole ctors to be issued by President MacM ahon was
read ut yesterday % Cabinet council
THE INDIAN FAMINE.
The weather reports from Bengal, Madras Mysore
prices OF grain still high. Imports continue on II
large scale Tho public health is not much improved.
MORE HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.
An Official telegram from tho vlccroy OF India re-
ports avorably concerning most OF tho districts Of
Bengal, Madras, Mysore, the central Provinces and
particularly Bombay, where there has been favorable
rain Almost everywhere he autumn crops have re-
vived and OF them saved. Tho winter crops
are progressing. Prices however, continue very high
and tho distress among the poor Is Tho pros
poets in Gwalior bad. There has been rain In
tho northwestern provinces the rain has beon insu
cicnt.
BROKEN.
H. D. Braudroh, patent medicine agent at Liverpool,
has'faed. His liabilities are estimated at E3O, 900,
chiefly 10 American creditors.
THE GREEK MINISTRY.
The King of Greece returned to Athens to confer
with the Ministers about their designations, consc-
qucnt upon the death Of n. Canaris.
THE CLYDE sHiPwRIGHTs.
The Clyde shipwrighis, who have been on strike ter
six months, last night agreed basis Of arbitration
and will resume work I'M ncdiatoly