The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
qELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
DEPOSED GERMAN BISHOPS.
An Appeal for the Oppressed Jews
in Roumania.
GRANT AT SOUTHAMPTON.
Revised List Of Dinners, Receptions
and Amusements.
THE CITY OF BERLIN SAFE.
Threatened Trouble Between Mac
Mahon and the Left.
GRANT AT SOUTHAMPTON.
Revised List Of Dinners, Receptions
and Amusements.
THE CITY OF BERLIN SAFE
Threatened Trouble Between Mac
Mahon and the Left.
[Dy CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June IA, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent at Berlin states that
the Central Committee OF the Jewish Alliance have
resolved to petition the German government pro-
testing against the oppression OF their brethren in
Roumania- A similar movement was made some
time ago, but 1t does not seem to have had much
effect, probably owing to the influence Prince
Charles has enjoyed at the Foreign ONCE.
ANOTHER BISHOP DEposED
The Ecclesiastical Court OF Berlin has deposed
the Bishop OF Limburg. With this deposition there
now remain but tour OF the twelve Prussan
bishops who were originally concerned in the
Church conflict. six In all have been deprived OF
their lvings and dioceses and exed, ana two have
died. Bishop Iimburg was not considered as
leader in the revolt, but the Court refused to over
look the fact that in obedience to what ne termed
higher authority, he preached against the supreme
power OF the government.
RESIGNATION OF BANCROFT DAVIS,
Mr.. Bancron Davis has resigned his position rs
American Minister 10 Germany, and is now making
preparations to leave tins city tBerlin) early in the
autumn.
GENERAL GRANT GONE TO SOUTHAMPTON.
General Grant has now gone a visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartors, at Southampton, where he will spend
three days. lie Is accompanied by Mrs. Grant and
his son Jesse. The municipality OF southampton
have formally invited him, but he will not receive
the Inequalities of that great seaport In the shape
OF a lunch and an address OF welcome ut present.
Owing toprevous engagements he has had to de-
cline.
A REVISED PROGRAMME.
The latest programme appears to be as follows:
Friday morning-Receivc the freedom OF the city
OF London.
Friday aftcrnoon-Attend the rete at the crystal
Palace
saturday-General and Mrs. Grant dine with the
Marquis OF Lorne and the Princess Louise at Ken
sington Palace.
Monday morning-Break ast with George W.
Smallcy.
Monday evening-Dine at the Reform Club Lord
Granville presiding.
Tuesday-Attend fete at Alexandra Palace.
wednesday-Di with Lord Ripor.
Thursday-Meet the Prince Of Wales at a dinner
given ut the American Embassy.
Friday Morning. He takes up his residence with
Consul General Badeau.
Friday Evening.-Attends the state performance
at the opera and subsequently the Queens ball
given at buckingham Palace.
ULYSSES NOT AT OXFORD.
General Grant was not present at the oxford
commemoratlon, was reported by the I'aH MAI
Gazette The students, while waiting for the rcci-
ta:ion OF various prize poems and other portions
OF the programme have custom OF cheering and
Kissing the names OF public characters. All the
papers tins morning remark the peculiarly hearty
reception evoked by General Grants name, which
was one OF the first proposed.
SAFETY OF THE CITY or BERLIN.
The Inman steamship City OF Berlin was sighted
OIL Crookhaven, Ireland, at about SIX O'Clock yes
tcrday morning, being in tow of the Natona.
steamer Spain. At eight O'Clock on Friday morning
last she broke her shalt, when about one hundred
miles west OF Fastnet Light on sunday evening
she was taken In tow by the Spain and brought
here She left for Liverpool in tow OF three power
full steamtugs. All the passengers are well.
FRANCES POLITICAL DirfIcuLrIEs
A special despatch IRON Paris says |, is stated tho
government will declare It's readiness 10 discuss tho
Interpolation to be brought forward by NJ Gambcta at
tho rcopening Of the Chamber. The Lett. however
half.
IRON voting the question OF dissolution, SO as to
leave the entiro responsibility to the Right and tho
government
THE LEFT FULLY ORGANIZED.
Relative TO the report that the government mean 10
prevent tho plcnary meeting OF the sections OF tho
Left before the rcasscmbing Of the Chambers, 1t is
stated that NJ Ganbetla has rclinquished the idea OF
calling such meeting the Left being sufficiently agreed
upon line OF action dispense with preliminary dis
cussion.
HARD THE STUDENTS.
The Minister Of Instruction has dec .ded that any
student participating in political manifestation snail
be Immediately expelled from college.
pEELiSG THE ropE's PrLsK
The Tiaes' Rome special reports that parsonage OF
high position has directly inquired OF the Holy see
how II would look upon Bonapar,ist movement in
France ON It's reply more lees energetic system
oil agitation would depend, but the Vatican has made
no sgn
APPEAL
II Is said MN. Bonnet aud Duvcrdicr will appeal
against their sentences
SPAIN AND HER REPUBLICAN AGiTAToRs.
despatch from Bllboa, spain, under date OF yes.
tcrday says The government have released tho per-
sons recently arrested, provincial dcpu,a.
nans becoming security Tor their good behavior.
Several republicans have been arrested In different
parts Of Gupuzcoa
LIBERAL TRIUMPH IN HOLLAND.
A despatch IRON Amsterdam says the biennial
election Of half OF the members OF the Second Dutch
Chamber, to replace those retiring by rotation, has
resulted In the return OF all liberals.