The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GERMANY'S NIGHTMARE.
Still Marching Troops Toward the
French Frontier.
MACMAHON'S TROUBLES.
Legitimists Openly Attacking the
President.
MACMAHON'S TROUBLES.
Arrival Of the City Of Brussels
at Liverpool


the proposals made bv the War ONCE TO strengthen
pensatory military measure for the alleged increase
OF the French army the frontier OF Lorraine. II
IS well known that this reinforcing Of the German
army Is carried out more as q warning TO the
French clericas and reactionaries who have cap.
tured the government OF MacMahou that Germany
is keeping close eye them than with any view
either to aggression defence. This Is clearly
confessed in the nature of the re-
Inducements sent forward which consist
only OF two infantry regiments, the
Twenty-nnth ana Ninety second, which were
added TO the garrison OF Metz, and the Seventh
uhlans and Thirteenth Dragons, which are trans
ferred TO Lorraine. While these demonstrations
are taking place the frontier polite diplomatic
assurances have been given ut Paris that
the German Emperor has not been influenced
In the least In his feelings toward France by the
recent change in the French Cabinet; but notwith-
standing this diplomatic polteness President Mac
Mahon and his clerical advisers will understand
that even the German Kaiser may not always find
it convenient to speak his mind frankly.
POLITICS rRAScE-cADIsET THEORIES.
Politics continue TO engross the attention OF the
of the Marshal President sent the country
for effect but the Official Moate now declares he viii
not resign, matter what party assumes to control
the patronage Of the government The Due
tba md
Minister OF Justice has issued circular
TO the procareurs generaux explaining that
President MacMahon, exercising his constitutional
prcrogative ntorvenod to tho progress OF rad
cal incompatible with the peace of society anc
the greatness of France Tho Minister invited public
prosecutors use redoubed vigilance and nrmncss TO
insure respect the laws established tor the protec-
ton OF morality, religion and property, and partcu-
larry those laws defending them against tho attacks Of
u lcentous press He recommends the procureurs to
reprcss apologies for tho Commune, offences against
the President and. above a false ncws, particularly
the caumny that there exists in France party In
favor OF foreign war.
LEGIrIMisr SUSPICIOUS OF MAcMAHox
Tho iegitmists excited because they cannot
troll Inc appointments OF new projects &c, and are
beginning to renew the cry Of dissatisfaction which
was SO familiar Immediately after the elaboration Of
tho territoryn from the power Of German iegons.
II Cn,on representative journal Of this class, on
Monday printed this argument:-"Every OF
energy should tend to liked end. To CON-
bat the republicans In order to mantain the
Republic IL stupidity. To unite tho conservative
forces order TO resist revolution is plan which
Quires a solution. Has the Marshal one? We should
not have raised this question had not tho Marshal APP
peallng confidence, asked Us TO take part
combat While not allowing anybody to lay hands on
the prize OF tho hoped for, but and
tain victory, 1t allows tho country 10 forecast
only two solu,lons-the expedicnt Of Presi.
dency Tor life or o. an imperial surprise. A
iifo Presidency u . monarchical faisehood and
republcan treason -tasehood and treason would DO
two-.od insult 10 tho dignity OF France. An i'm
pcrial surprise would deliver mp its dupes and
pieces 10 the Indignation OF history We shall not be
found in their ranks. The government, by It's com
position language, acts and inner direction warrant
us behind the enterprise of social defence there
may DO political nan1uvres Rightly or wrongly tho
names OF certain Ministers, tho selection Of projects
and the prcpondcrating influence OF several persons
we need name, induces the onvction that II the
Marsha. Wishes simply and Loyalty. TO withstand tho
revolution there may be other aims behind and around
him.
MAcMAHos POPE.
II is stated that President MacMahon has sent an au
tograph letter the Pope expressing confidence that
in the serious position in which France stands
HIS Holiness would continue that bcnevolcncc had
always manifested.
SPANS RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTIES
The spanish government has decided to forbid Pill
grmagcs or religious manifestations which may form
pretext FOR Carlst propaganda, and IN view Of the
anlagoni site attitude shown by section OF the Episco.
pal clergy toward It have made representations to tho
Vatican lis authority dIssuace the recaci-
trants from creating embarrassment
VATICAN AND RussiA.
II is asserted that the Pope has indirectly requested
the good oahccs OF the Emperor OF Austria with tho
Car in behalf OF the Catholics In Poland
VICTOR gMHASuxL WRITES TIE molly FATHER
tho Times SPECIAL from Rome states that King Vic
tor Emmanuel has written to The Pope, congrauating
him on the approaching anniversary OF his elevation
10 tho episcopate Tho Pope has sent reply thank
ing the King, and taking occasion to beg him not
permit the Italian government despo parishes and
coniratcrnties Of thor property stating that other
wise he should be constrained TO protest. The King
has made no reply TO the Pope's missive.
REPUBLICAN ROME
In consequence OF President Macaiahon,s recent
action Italian republicans have placarded the streets
OF Rome with notices great demonstration at the
Apollo Theatre the 3lst INST, to declare that
Rome can again become the Rome o, the popcs
QusgS HOLLAND.
despatch from Tho Hague says:-"rhe Queen OF
Holland III, and her condition some anxiety. -
The Prince OF Orange mas been summoned home
cry or BRUSSELS AT LIVERPOOL.
The Inman steamer City Of Brussels arrived safely
Liverpool yesterday, shortly before nooD tow o,
tour stcamtugs. All the passengers landed as
soon the steamer could be brought into position.
Great anxiety cvinccd 10 her, and the police
had to clear the landing stage. Tho tender owned by
the Dock Board, having board General Grant aud
members OF The city governments, to meet The
Brussels and hailed hor just before sho came round
the upper light All were well on board Populations
from Liverpool Catholic societies went In two
tugs 10 welcome the pilgrims large crowd chccrcd
and CONGRATULATED tha ihs andu stsSs