, 1874-11-10
Conflicting Reports. from the
Carlist Army Before
Irun,
MacMahon Preparing to Force' the Sep
tennate upon the Assembly.
Germany Comes At1twart An
other Contumncfous Bishop.
Austria to- Disregard the Sultan'of Tur.
keys Protest:
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN. -..
cELEDnAT1oN OF THx!LonD MAYon's DAY AnD TIE
PRINCE or wALEs' D1nTnpAy.
Loapon, Nov. 9.-Tho Lord Mayors Day is
being observed in tho usual manner. The crowd
that gathered to witnoss tho procession waa tm-
monss and very enthusiastic 4 number Of
houses along tho route wero decorated.
To-day ia alao the anniversary OF tho birthday
Of tho Prince OF Waloa and ia further celebrated
ou that account by tho firing Of Balutes and the
ringing Of bolls Tonight tho city will be iilum-
mated.
Tho feattvisies at Tho Lord Mayors day con-
cludod with a grand bnrqueE ut duildhall.
Among tho distinguished persons present wore
DiHraoli, Lord Cairns Earl Of Derby, Marquis
of Salisbury, Sir Stafford Northcate. tho ~;
lion. Mr. Gascllon. Tho Lord Mayor gpye tho
usual toast to Her Majesty's Ministers.
D1snAEL1 RESPONDED.
Ho reforrod to the tranquility England had
enjoyed for tho last six yeaFs. Tho
classcs Of Great Britain inherited rights aud
privileges not yet possessed by tho nobility Of
other lauds. They had no foar Of arhitrasY Min
listers and dou1icilihry visits. They possessed
tho right to combine for the protection OF nlor-
ests Of labor. Justice was pure, aud no respectcr
Of individual clasHes. Although tho soryscc Of
tho sovereign was open to oil, no ono waB liable
to be dragged unwillingly from shomc employ
mouta. Il wna not wonderful that a nation ros-
aessod Of such privileges wished to prosorye
them. Under such circumstances, was it to be
wondered ut that the Worling classcb
wore conservativo? Dlstaeli looked bnok
to S sf bnt syoa ,kps o' oas
forecast As far as tho prcsont WAS concerned,
tho country had seldom boea more prosperous.
Ho had good authority for stating tl,at thore WAS
considerable revival Of trado and great pronliao
tho public revenues would roalize all tho aoyarn-
ment anticipated. Ho praised Lord Norlhbrook,
VictroY Of India. and the Marquis Of Salisbury,
Indian Secretary. for thoir aagacity in dealing
with the famine in India. lteferring 70
the colonies, ho distinctly dec]arod him
self in favor Of the nainteuanca of the
integrity of the Empire. OF this policy, tho ar,-
noxation Of the Fiji Islands was a:proof. The
Goyornmont was Resolved 10 consolidate tho Eul-
plto, and establish an identity Of lntereHt aud
sympathy with the colonies. He thaukol the
French Ambassador for the friendly sentiments
he expressed whoa replying to tue toast to tho
diplomatic body. Although It would be trt1ing
with truth to assort that tho state Of tho Conti-
neut showed no cauaa for auxtoty. got tue Govern
mcut believed in tho muinlenance OF peaco, 1or
Which all great powers were anxious.
Dlsrae', in taking his sent, was loudly ap-
plauded.
LONDON, Nov. o.-Marahal Bazaino and wife,
under tho namo Of Lapena, have smiled from
Southampton on the royal mail steamship Neva.
LospoN, Nov. 10-5 j. tn.-In the pressure Of
the crowds to witness the Lord Mayors procession
Yesterday two persons were killed mud soSaral
injured.
Mnctver the Conservative candidate for Par
liatncut, addressed daorderly mect.ug at Birk-
enhcad this evening, and with great dil1louly
obtained hearing. He declared himacf the
rt1s,+ rr&a ,f rail- a}una
to tho diseatabhshmout Of tho Church of Et4-
gland.