The New York herald., 1878-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
GRANT BACK IN PARIS.
As Delighted as Ever with the
Gay Capital.
ENGLAND AGAINST CABUL.
India Must Conquer the
Ill-Natured Ameer.
GERMANY AND THE SOCIALISTS.
ENGLAND AGAINST CABUL.
GERMANY AND THE SOCIALISTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LoNpoN, Sept. 81, 1878.
The HERALp's Paris correspondent tele-
graphs that General Grant arrived at the
French capital on Wednesday evening from
Belfort. He was met at the station by
Minister Noyes, Ex-Governor Fairchild, ex-
Governor Mccormick and other American
health and spirits, and had experienced SO
little fatigue during his journey that, after
dining en- .tamiue, he strolled along the bou-
levards for more than two hours.
THE ArauANIsrAS DILEMMA
Indian newspapers al Simla publish the Viceroy OF
lnda's dispatches the Amoer Of Afg ghanissn. The
nrst, dated August A. in.mates in friendly and
dignided language the intention of the su-
preme government OF India 10 send mis-
sion 10 Cabul and requests tho Amcer to
issue orders for securing saio conduct and =
proper reception to tho representatives Of friendly
Power The second, dated August 20, offers con-
aolsncos the death Of Abdulla Jan, the heir appa
rent to the Afghan throne and notifies Shere Ali that
The departure OF the envoy would be postponed until
she period OF mourning had expired. TO thess de-
Ipa.ches whatever were rcturuei. Another
despatch from SimIa ssys:-"Notwithstand!ngt tho
military preparations now making II is believed that
Tho government intond to await the course Of
events aod observe the Ameer's attitude before
lsrrakng an actual invasion Of Afgh anis.an. se-
ious outbreak has occurred In Scistan, the bor-
iers OF Persia and Afghnuistan." :" The Standards
bombay correspondent says Is believed that Is 900
men are assembling near Tull. They will not mako
An Immediate advance, as It Is imperativeiy neccs-
Bary TO allow time Tor negotiations TO secure the nou.
traity of the independent hill tribes. But no sucn
consideration prevents adv auoe from Quettah on
Candahar, vhici may be looked for SUM-
ctsnt troops are collected. II must, however, be
mado In considerable force
ENGLAND CAN WATT
The Manchester Guardidn's 10 ndon corresponds Mt
says:-"rhero strong Indications that tho govern
ment not In hurry to take action tho Afghan
question. Their desire Is to leave tho rcspo visibility
and conduct Of the question almost entirely Lord
Lytton. the Viceroy Of india 1t Is dosirod to make
the question Indian rathor than an imperial one.
This clearly Indicated by the sttompt OF the ocial
press to represent the quarrel as solely with tho
Amcer Of Afghanistan. Any intervention by tho
Cabinet would have the appearance OF drag
g,ug Russia into the dispute. This the Eov-
srnment Ia anxious 10 avoid Tho second reason
for abstinence from imperial &C tion from dit
ferences OF opinion, not only botweon the Foreign
Secretary and the vceroy. but between the members
OF Tho Cabinet themselves. Another obstacle to the
leading part being played by the home gov ernment
ReoCOn6u0tds
Tne Daily Telegraph in leading editorial
article says:-''Lord Augus,us Lotus. the British
Ambassador ut st. Petersburg. lett Berlin Tor ST.
Petersburg on Tuesday. Hs doubtless will domand
explanations and the withdrawal oi tho Czar's agent
from Cabul without delay. The Indian government
has long had possossi ion OF documents and authenu-
Gated copies OF letters advising Snero Ali, in tho
name OF Russia and by pen voice OF Russian agents.
to just such a dangerous policy as he Is now pur-
suing" The Times Calcutta despatch says that many
additional regiments have receivod notice TO prepare
for active service. The governments Will tor tho
present await events adopting attitude of armed
expectation.
POLITICS.
The German mentary ommitteo on tho Anti
Socialist bill have adopted several moro very liberal
amendments, such as the following:-
state Of siege shall only DO declared in tho pros.
snce OF Immediate danger; the prohibition OF meet
tngs shall include electoral moctipgs persons
moi DO ordered 10 quit the place where tuey actually
reside, and the btu shall only remain force until the
0lst OF March, 1881
MARSHAL Coun, Won Moltkc Is III at Cassol In coose
querce OF cold contracted during tho Of
the troops portion OF the Berlin press has begun
10 comment severely on the alleged mlsgovern
Or Heigoland by the English.
FRRxcH AgPAIRs.
large meeting took place at Marseiiies, wednss-
day night in favor OF the Franco Ame
ciai treaty, at which NJ. Labad.e, member OF the
Chamber OF Deputies; II. Grandvsl, president OF tho
ChamSor OF Commerce, aud MAJ. Leon Cho.toau, Du-
temple, Young and Bruiatour spoke. Resolutions
we're adopted urging the prompt conclusion oil the
rsaty. The International Peace Congress has opened
~ tho Tuilerics In Paris The object OF the CouRross
s TO discuss the pracsical OF insurnz poacc,
reforming International law carrying out the prin
cip'cs OF Arbitration.
NThe Tines correspondent at PARIS announces thaa
Sharity e Is organizing for the beginning Of October
nndsr tho patronage OF Nine. MacMahon, for tho
benent OF the fever stricken people In the United
States
Peter Foman, who has been several times before tho
Bow Street Police Court hts confession Of murder,
was up again yesterday and again romanded.
An Official despatch from Achecn received at the
Hague that the chief OF the rebels and his
followers will embark for Arabia the 18Th Of oc.
iober.
Professor Pciermann, OF Gotha, the famous geogra-
phsr, had an apopcctic stroke to-day.
The Spanish Minister Of tho Colonies Is now Is Paris
endeavoring TO complete arrangements for the pur-
pose of reducing the a,ating deb. OF Cuba to
$50. 600, 0Oo
The Potificd, OF Madrid, announces officially tn at
the Cortes will rcasscmble on october rs, 1878, and
DO dissolved on February 25, 1879.