The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-10
GRANTS nxrunN-HE Is TO COME HOME VIA
SAN FRANCISCO.


From the Philadelphia Record, August o
General Grant will probably not return TO this coun-
try until next May June, and instead Of CON-
ing direct TO Philadelphia, he will enter the Unitcd
ssass n san Francisco and proceed over the Plains
And pass through inland cities his way to this
city, where no will remain for some time. near
personal friend Of the exPrcsdent residing here re-
ce,vcd q letter from the General yesterday, dated
Chrstiania, Norway, July Is The epis;o is cnarae-
ter,stic Of the writer IN Its brevi.y II covers
bat three pages Of small note paper, and Gen.
taius q vast deal OF Information ss to tho
Generals movements. Iu the letter the ex
pres,dent details his movements IN the citiss Of
Hamburg aud the other places which Inc cable has
notified US that he had visited Then goes on 10 say
that the parry arrived Cbristanta on The 18Th oil
July aud lnAt nearly week had been spent IN Co
penhageu. Holland Is spoken Of as beautiful coun-
try. Que week IRON tho 18TH OF July tho General WAS
20 proceed to stockholm. thence TO 81 Petersburg,
passing into Austria about the 5th Of August. FROM
pIace where he will meet prominent Philadelphia
reatlcman sojourning In Europe, ana VIII spend
iour or Ave weeks a, the place tue latter ss'ec's ms
brings tho Generals movements up 10 The present
time ami me cable will MORN US IN day or SO OF
his whereabouts, and also concerning his receps'en
The record 10 Al liberty TO state that exPrssident
Grant will n he adhsrcs to his present resolution,
MAKE a ,our OF the world before he returns TO Amer
ica and that tho winter months will DO spent In ln-
da and China Private letters state that the GcneraPs
idea N 10 learn the methods anu manners OF all she
neopIe ON me lace Of the goDc. Tnere never has
been an emperor or dignitary who has travelled who
has been received with the marked attention whicn
has characterized the nonors paid our late President
lie 10 IN rccsip. OF numerous letters IRON poll
ticans In this country who are besoeching him tn rc-
turn home Scarcely a day passes but letter %
| received from some prominent leader oil me
| republican party requesting tho General 70
! make hts visit as short rs possible anu hurry
| back TO these shores so they may give some puonc
expresson OF tnem regard Tor him. To all oil these the
General has turned y deaf ear, and decides 10 hko
his own IDEAS regsra TO the mater oil returning.
WINE the politicians are pleading win MIN on one
| side tho Caornisns are on the other SIDE ahd Win
the PRISE wnich characterizes them The Paeiho
| slope people have brought every possible manner o.
innue and argument 10 bear upon tbe 0cuerai 70
mako grand entr6s through the Colleen Gaze. EACH
day tb. influence becomes more pressing anu Tue IN
terence tbat he, instead oil coming To Pnlanel
Pima drcct, was his original Intention when ne Ie
| this port IN Nav OF 1877, will be welcomed by th'
| Arsonauts Of AZ, or such oil them remain IN I'M
| metropolis OF the gold country.
CHANTS PRAISE OF BUELL. CONFIRMED BY
CONFEDERATE oYFIcER-REMINIscENcEs OF
SHILOH.
iron the Maysvillc tKy.) Eagle, August
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