Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-05

Q ures In the city. Judge Lawrence
4 Robert f. Lincoln and other prom
inent lawyers have their offices ii
the building.
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/ Denmark.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The Post, dis
cussing the attitude of the Danisl
, Court towards Hanoverian Sepa
ratists, says it considers itself jus
tilted in asking whether the rela
tions between Germany and Den
mark are about to undergo |
change.
The Porte as rence- -Maker
CONSTANTINoPLE, Jan. 4.-Th,
Porte has advised the Bey of Tunil
to come to an amicable agreemen
with France.
Honor 10 Grant tn Dubiin.
DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-Ex- -Presideni
Grant, on arriving at the City Hall,
was cheered by o large concourse
which had assent bled. The Mayor
| HI th0 lLccuoul Vi Tile
city, referred to the cordiality al.
ways existing between America and
Ireland, and hoped that in America
Gen. Grant would do everything
he could to help people who SYM
pathized with every American
movement. The freedom of the
city was enclosed in an ancient
carved bog oak casket. Gen. Grant
replied that no ceremony had given
him such satisfaction as the present t
one. He was proud to belong to a
country containing so many Irish
men. He said he was not an elo.
quent man; he could only thank
them for the honor done him. Three
cheers We're given for Grant and
three more for America. DR.. Butt
made speech highly compliment
tary to Gen. Grant. Two hundred
guests were present at the banquet
given in honor of the General last
evening. The Lord Mayor presided.
Gen. Noyes returned thanks to
toasts to President Hayes's health.
Gen. Grant, replying to toasts to
his health, commented on the cor
diality Of the reception accorded
him. He believed and hoped that
the trade depression in America
would soon be over. e.said the
Americans strove to be honest and
to pay their way as they become
prosperous; so also would England.
His speech was much cheered.
Grant Nos very we.come at Cork.
CORK, Jan. 4.-The Corporation of
this city has received intimation of
an approaching visit from Gen.
Grant. A strong feeling is mani.
tested against giving him a public
reception because of his supposed
hostility to Catholicism.
News VITA London.
LONDON, Jan. A dispatch
from Copenhagen says the attack
of the semi.official Pruss:an press
has caused a diplomatic rupture
between Germany and Denmark.
The Journal d' AlSdce states that
the greatest destitution and distress
prevail throughout Asace and
Lorraine.
A Hair Pr dispatch says that
General Roberts with a large force
has entered the district of Khost,
which he intends to occupy. No
opposition is expected.
A Times Vienna dispatch states
that Prince Dondakoff Korsakoff
has made special report to the
Czar, asking his Intervention in
behalf of Bulgarians in Macedonia,
who declare that 120 of their viii
lagos were burned and GOO persons
massacred during the suppression
of the insurrection. Bulgarian
fugitives have petitioned foreign
ambassadors for deliverance from
Turkish rule.
A correspondent with the Quet-
tab column reports that the AT
ghans have flooded the country
around Candahar, and that all nom
combatants are leaving that city.
A dispatch from Paris says it is
reported that the wound received
by Signor Carroll, italian Elk. Prime
Minister, at the hands OF the would
be assassin of King Humbert, is
fostering, and that he is about to
undergo a dangerous operation.
A Plague Among the Cussacks.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. A
plague has appeared among the
COssacks of Astrachan. The suf-
ferers are isolated. Many doctors
have gone there to render relief.
OF 295 persons attacked since the
1st inst, 143 have died.
MoncHsi Prcpa ring 10 Die.
MADRID, Jan. 4.-Moncasi has
been handed over to the brother
hood charged with accompanying
condemned persons to execution.
A chapel has been erected in his
cell where he will remain twenty
four hours in prayer. The execu-
tion will be by the garrote.
EngiiM Frtixhs Train Guards
LONDON, Jan. "A strike oc-
Cured among the freight train
guards on the midland road against
a prolongation of the hours of la.
Dor. Demonstrations have been
made at London, Bradford, Bed
ford, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, /,
Nottingham and Leicester. Distur-
Dances are feared at Leicester.
France and Her C"mmun,sts-Dip.
Iomattc Matters.
LONDON, Jan. A Paris cores.
pondent telegraphs as follows: The
police have prohibited the intended
manifestation on the streets in
favor of the communists. The Gov
ernment seems to have decided to
grant individual pardons to all
communists, except about 400 ring
leaders and participators in massa-