The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-09
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GENERAL GRANT.
Enthusiastic Reception in the West
Of England.
FRANCES TROUBLES
Severe Sentences for Making
Political Speeches.
FRANCES TROUBLES
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, June Q. 1877.
Ex-President Grant was at Bath Yesterday,
attending the agricultural slow. His reception
by the citizens was enthusiastic. lie was met by
the Mayor ana the Town Council. besides thousands
OF citizens. The Mayor presented an address OF well
come assuring him that the citizens always accepted
with qualification any opportunity of showing their
notice that the great services of the General him
sclfare duly appreciated. Ex-President Grant re-
piled briefly, expressing his thanks
FUTURE ENGAGEMENTS.
lie dned with the Duke OF Deyonshire at London
last night and on Monday he viii dine with Sir
Charles Dixie. Great preparations are being made
at Guildhall Tor the reception oi General Grant on
Friday next. General Grant on his arrival
viii be received by the Lord Mayor and
corporation anu be conducted to the
library, where the Chamberlain OF London Will
present 10 him the freedom OF the city accompanied
by an appropriate address Upward OF eight hun
drcd guests Will be invited to meet the General
at the breakfast which follows the ceremony.
On The lSlh inst. lie Will dine at the Re-
iDrm Club Earl Granville Will preside ut
THIS. On the 10th he will attend a special
entertainment at Crystal Palace. On the goth
he VIII dine with the Marquis OF Ripon ana at
tend bail ut buckingham Palace. On the I'D he
Will attend the Queens concert at buckingham
Palace. on the sd he VIII dine with the Prince or
Wales This viii be the grandest entertainment OF
General Grants visit IN point OF rank of the guests.
Ear. Beaconsneld's dinner has been declined, on
takes precedence at every entertainment OF all
others, after the royal family. He is received
everywhere with great cordiahty. General
Grant as yet has had opportunity to visit his
daughter, IN consequence OF his numerous engage
ments.
oXfoaDS pRoTFERED d. {. L
The Daily NP,rs states that the oxford University
honorary degree OF d. c. H. Will bc conferred on cx-
President Grant and Sir Edward Thornton the
British Minister at Washington, 1T the annual COM
mcmoraton ceremony on "Wednesday next.
Drc DE BaoGLIE AND THE RoyALisrs.
The Paris Ordre says:--"The Due de Brorlie has
received Il deputlton OF cgitimists who demanded
| that the Ministry be rcmodced according To the
views OF the royalists. NJ. dc Broglie replied that
| President MacMahon had no intention OF ask
| ing for proongation OF his powers. lie
would retain MS once until 1850, but not hold 1t
! beyond that term. and thus close the door upon
hopes which were justified by the constitution. The
Ordre adds that President MacMahon subsequently
confirmed the Due dc Broglie's statement:
i THE ACTION or THE LEFT
The Moniteuu admits that the meeting of the
presidents OF the republican Left was Informal but
MAINTAINS the virtual accuracy OF the published
accounts, which was questioned by the Repubiuy.le
Frdacais yesterday morning.
The Erenente,tt, organ OF the rreconcilable
radicals says the Senators of the Left have de-
termlned that the republicans, though they do not
fear dissolution ought to neglect nothing which
/ they may properly do to prevent 1t.
SEVERE SENTENCES FOR A SLIGHT OFFENCE.
! NJ. Bonnet Duverdier, President OF the Municipal
Council, who was recently arrested, charged with
insulting President MacMahon and melting civil
! war and assassination, has been sentenced to III.
teen months imprisonment and to pay 1000 francs
fine. Other participants OF the meeting at ST.
! Denis incurred lesser but severe sentences.
! ARBITRATION WANTED ny COAL MINERS
A large majority OF Northumberland golfers have
voted In favor Of arbitration. They viii probably
| resume work next week.