The New York herald., 1877-07-10
Feted by the King Of the Belgians and
Honored in Germany.
PARTY POLITICS IN FRANCE
Seeking Redress in the Courts from
Ministerial Tyranny.
THE ESBYT ERIA MS.
rpx CABLE TO THE HEsArp.1

The HERALD correspondent at Cologne tele-
graphs that during the stay of General Grant in
Brussels he was treated with the greatest distnc-
ton. The King Of the Begians paid him visit on
Sunday. step WHICH is considered as being great
honor, rs it is entirely out OF the usual course.
The General and Mrs Grant visited the King and
Queen in the afternoon
GENERAL GRANT Dimes WITH THE KING
gala dinner was given at the palace in the
evening, and quite distinguished company sat
down to table. All the high officials of the State
and the foreign Ministers were present. King Leo
pold took Mrs. Grant to dinner, and the ex-Presi.
dent had the honor of escorting the Queen.
OFF FOR GERMANY.
On Monday morning all the foreign Ministers in
Brussels called on the General previous to his de
parlure for Cologne. General Grant and party left
Brussels at halt past nine O'Clock yesterday morn
American Legation accompanied the party to tns
railway station.
ARRIVED AT COLOGNE.
General Grant arrived at Cologne yesterday, and
was received at the railway station by the Amerl.
can Consul Vice Consul and the President of Police
The civil and military Governors of the city called
upon the General by command Of the Emperor.
SEEING THE SIGHTS s
The General visited several churches and tho
Cathedral, and made an excursion over the Sus.
pension Bridge to Deutz, returning by the bridge
Of boats. In the evening he was serenaded at thu
Hotel du Nord by military band
Up THE RHINE.
The General will start up the Rhine this morning
and will arrive at Bingen to-day. He will also visit
Coblentz, and will arrive at wiesbadcn tomorrow
On Thursday he viii be given o grand dinner al
Frankfort.
HoNoRED IN EDINBURGH
The Town Council OF Edinburgh yesterday unani-
mously resolved to confer the freedom Of the city
upon General Grant
GERMANY WILL NOT RECOGNIZE DIAz
The HERALD correspondent in Berlin teegraphs
that the report published ny the Memorial Diplo-
naamque that Germany was about to recognize the
government OF Porhrio Diaz Is contradicted. The
truth is that Bismarck has decided to await the
action of the United States before renewing oflcia
relations with Mexico.
LIszT IN BERLIN.
Liszt the famous composer, is at present on I
visit to Berlin. The Crown Prince yesterday enter
tained him at a splendid soiree number Of dis
tinguished people were present.
RESISTANCE TO TYRANNY IN FRANCE
Of the Cabinet de Combat are being met by the re-
publicans with an amount of spirit that augurs well
for the maintenance Of freedom of speech and Of
thought in France At the same time the strictly
legal and constitutional means used leave the reac.
tionists little hope that they will be able to force
the republicans to the use of violence, and thur
give them the pretext they SO badly need.
SEEKING LEGAL REDRESS.
editor of the official Bulletin des Communes for libel.
ling tho Republique Francaise and NJ. Gambctta The
Journal des Dsbdts intends bring action against the
government for violating tho rights of the press. NJ
Leon Say Minister OF Finance in tho late Cabinet, -
one of the proprctors of the latter Journal and NJ
Gambetta's connection with tho Repubiique Franeaia
10 well known.
BoSApARrIsT CONFERENCE.
Tho Bonapartists have evidently mado up thei
minds avail themselves to the utmost Of the state
uncertainty at present prevailing in France
quence Of MacMahon's coup d'stat. Forming, thoy
do, a portion Of the coalition from which the Dc
Broglie Cabinet has been chosen, they have every
facility for an active ana energetic propaganda
With a view to adopt a uniform policy be.
twocn the various cliques and into which the
party Is divided has beon decided bring tho party
chiefs together for a conference with the Empresi
and her son. Paris despatch says that NJ Rouhoi
and ohor leading Bonapartists have gone to UhiseL
hurst for grand council
"oryciAL CANDIDATES" AGAIN.
Tho Temps says tho Council OF Ministers has deter.
mined upon its selection OF Official candidates for all
the constituencies except twenty-five This Is . re
turn TO the pernicous system which prevailed undel
means will be influence tho electors in favor o.
theso ''ofnciaI candidates"
THE COUNT DE cnAMDoRp
It Is reported that manifesto OF tho Count de Cham
bord will appear shortly The .Hast OF the Bourbons''
still play tho king BY issuing those silly docu.
ments
THE PAN-PREsBYrERrAy COUNCIL.
A despatch from Edinburg says Principal Cowen, o.
Canada, was president OF the meeting yesterday Of
tho Pan-Prcsbyteran Council. Papers wcro read
by tho Rev. Dr. McCosh, of Princeton, on 'sDiscoy.
cries in Science and Philosophy" aud by the.
Row. DR.. Patton, Of Chicago, ON .Tnhdoty." Rev. Dr.
Sloane, Of Allegheny spoke on "Intempcranco in the
United statosr He said $50 600 saloons and
500 900 habitua drunkards oil whom So 900 die yearly
The council adopted q resolution as to the value Of
the Sabbath day aud tho conducvoness of
to irreligion.
Tho Prisons BILL PASSED. .r
In the House OF Lords last niobt tho prtxonS