The New York herald., 1877-09-22
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GENERAL GRANT AT NEWCASTLE.
French Republican Protest Against
MacMahon's Manifesto.
PAPAL APPOINTMENTS.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON Sept 20 1871.
General Grants visit TO Newcastle on Tyne and
neiahborhood was the occasion OF most enthusiastic
and remarkable demonstration. Yesterday morning
tho General and Mrs Grant, accompanied by the
Mayor OF Newcastle, General Badeau, Mr. Falrcnld
and tho United States Consul Ut Newcastle and
obers visited the Exchange other places Of inter.
est ID Newcastle. There numerous banners
along the route and large crowds Of spectators.
REPLIES TO AN ADDRESS.
In the Exchange General Grant received address
from the Chamber Of Commerce, and, replying,
thanked tho large and enthusiastic audience for ts
kind reception, which was highly gratifying to him
and the American people, who would accept 1t as a
token Of kind friendship between the two nations
he could not say two peoples for they were really one,
having common destiny, which would bo brilliant in
pror ortion to their friendship Ho referred to the
honorable settlement Of all differences between Eng.
land and America, and said they ought not only keep
peace with cach other but with all the world. and by
their example stop the wars which GRO now devastat-
Ing Europe.
EXCURSION DOWN THE TYNE.
The speech was loudly choered. General Grant and
tho corporation then proceeded down the Tyne In
steamer. which was saluted with guns from almost
evory factory the banks, every available spot On
which crowded with peoplo. General Grant
the bridge of the steamer during the greater
cheers.
AT JARRow AND rYNEMoUTH
The steamer stopped at Jarrow and Tynemouth, at
both OF which places the municipal authorities pre-.
sented most cordial addresses Inc ceremony was
witnessed by large and enthusiastic crowds General
Gran. made suitable replies. Of similar tenor to hir
Newcastle speech. At Tyncmouih he sad be had that
day 15O people oave their homes and occupa.
tions to manifest friendship to America. The ex.
President held reception at Newcastle in the evening
FRENCH REPUBLICAN PROTEST.
An address TO the French nation. signed by num-
Der OF Partisan provincial candidates for the Cham
ber OF Deputos representing all shades of republican
is published to-day II replies point by point, to
President MacMabon's manifesto. The following
tho concluding passage ge-"Your duty will increase
with tho audacty or tnose VINO presume 70 ituposa
themselves on France. You cannot become the 10.
strumcnt OF ciericalism. The Republic must have
publican functionares and the country expects ordcr
peace and stability through tho Republic"
THE CRUSADE AGAINST TIE PRESS
Paris dispatch says that 1t is denied that ~
Journal des D<6as will be prosecuted This report re.
qures confirmation.
WATCHING THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
II is stated that tho Secretary OF the Project o.
Police has gone to Namur watch the proceeding
OF tho Prince Imperial the Belgian frontier.
PApAL APPOINTMENTS
At consistory IN Rome yesterday the Pope ap.
pointed Cardinal Joachim Pecci, Chamberlain Of the
Sacred College. He also appointed several Italian and
foreign bishops
THE EGYPTIAN oBRLIsK.
The steamer Olga towing the caisson containing the
Evyptan obelsk for London, sailed from Alexandria
yesterday
AND ADYssISIA.
despatch from Alexandri says that peace has not
vet been concluded between Egypt and Abyssnia.
The Abyss,nians near Massowah havo collected taxes
due 10 the Khedvc