The New York herald., 1876-11-10
"Money, Money, Money: Coming Home Il
PluribuStah."
THE LORD MAYORS SHOW
Lord BeaconsfeId's After Dinner Talk
to the World.

Lord BeaconsfIeIds After Dinner Talk
to the World
LONDON. Nov.lo, 1876
The attention Of the London journals about equally
divided this morning between Earl Beaconsneld's
speech at the Mansion House last evening and the
ANXIOUS situation in American politics
THE soxMERARD LETTER.
From Paris learn by special telegram that in the
French Senate to-day notice OF Interpolation to tho
Ministry given in regard to the Du sommerard
Affair Tho authorship OF that letter is to be thor
eughly investigated.
THE ENGLISH PRESS on MR.. rrLDEx
Tho Pail Mall Gasetts Of yesterday Afternoon, com-
mentng upon the Presidential election IN the United
Btates says:-"we think it is craze or calumuy to
assert that Mr.. Tildenso d'stinctively representa-
tive OF business men in tho Eastern States-will ex.
tend any favor to the crude projects OF the inaaton-
lists or TO the unintelgen dishonesty OF the repuda
Honists"
The Liverpool Post says tho announcement OF Mr.
Tdcns election Is well IN commercial crclcs
Sir Thomas White was yesterday installed as Lord
Mayor of London with the usual ceremonies and
Fleet street parade. The golden coach and the
gIIded footmen made the timo honored journey from
the City to Westminster aud back For several
years past doubt has beou dawning upon the
polaD Engshman as to whether the silly cercmonias
which attend tho Inauguration of a LordMayor
really perpetuated for the purpose OF displaying a
golden coach and its generally illiterao occupant or
with tho object OF aording the Premier. In Of
o1nce. an opportunity 10 indulge In grandeloqucnt
pattudes in defence Of their past policy II the morn
Ing performance isto be called "Lord Mayors Show"
the evenings entertainment ought TO be dubbed sThe
Prime Minister'S Frolic." At the usual banquet given
by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House last night
The usual programme was followed Lord Beacons-
oeld was on hand and made good his opportunity
LORDS EXPLANATIONS.
The Earl OF Beaconsled In response the toast "To
Her Majesty Ministers. made elaborate speech, In
which he explained the efforts the government had
made for the maintenance of peace during the past
year He said in these efforts the had been
guided by the principle OF the independence
and territorial integrity Of the Ottoman Empire which
guaranteed by the Treaty OF Paris He upheld this
principle best adapted to the peace OF tho
world He emphaticay repudiated the doctrine that
tho Treaty Of Paris ought to be considered obsolete
He recapuacd tho of past year and stated
shat the bad refused the Berlin
also refused to give Its sanction the
proposals contained the Soumarakof letter because
felt that the occupation of Turksh territory would
be violation OF the most solemn treaties The send
ing Of the feet to Beska Bay insured the tranquility OF
Consantnople and showed that the interests Of Eng
land were not 10 be lrled with. Hc continued
Trying as events have been during the past year,
The independence and Integrity or Turkey have not
been violated and general peace has been upheld So
much for the great purposes which the government
proposed TO itself Another leading object Of the gov
ernmenrs policy has been 10 such improve
ment in tho condition OF the subjects Of Turkey
as would remove all cause Tor disturbance whether
produced by absolute suffering or partly fostcred
by selfish agitators Reviewing the governments
efforts this direction, Lord Bcaconsfcld spoke OF
his hopcuness in the prospects Of peace when Servia
first showed signs OF exhaustion and appealed to the
good Offices Of England TO procure armisticc. Ho
tcsufed the cordalty and readiness with which Rus
s,a acccdcd 10 the proposal made by England on that
occasion. The hopes then existing were, however
frustrated by the outburs of feeling in England which
persuaded only the Servians, but Tho friends Of
Tie Scrvans in other countries that England had sud-
denly determined to abandon ncr traditional policy
With regard to the last proposal Tor an armis,ice,
as England bad proposed month as tho minimum
of armistice and as Russia had herself proposed
lnrce months tho English government considered the
Porte had completely and adequately met its proposal
by granting five months, and therefore withdrew
The negotiation when the Portes offer refused but
gns greatly gratifed that m armistice had
oeen at last obtained. lie considered the
Russian ultimatum unnecessary. Immediately
,he armstice was agreed to the English government
proposed a conference. He thought this conference
should merely consist OF the Ambassadors Con-
stannops but should be participated In by statesmen
who would be likely to have broader and less local
views.
BRITISH COLONIAL CHASGHs
Sir Anthony Musaravc, Governor Of South Australia
has been transferred to Jamaica. Colonel c. G. Stra-
ham, Governor OF tho Gold Coast Africa, has been
transferred the bahamas TO take the place Of Gov
ernor Pope Henressy, who 10 transferred TO Hong
Kong
xyGLASD's Majesty
Lord Beaconsacd concluded with the following
vords:-.l think correct in saying that
ali tho Powers have now agreed TO attond
the conference The Marquis OF SAILS
bury will doubtless do hts best for
tho permanent peace of Europe. which all sttosmen
are agreed DO bost secured by adherng to existing
treaties He knows that the Independence and ntcg-
rity OF Turkey will vanish unless the people are
placed under a government which studies their
welfare / am hopeful that in the present
temper of Europe VIC shall be able 10 accomplish
hese results without those terrible appeals to war; Of
which we have heard so much. We have nothing to
ram by war. wc covct no cities provinces Our
proudest that the British Empire subsists as
much upon sympathy Ms force. But II a struggle
should come 1t must be remembered that there is no
country so prepared for England, because
there is none whose resources arc great in
righteous cause, and trust England will never en-
bark in war except in such cause which con-
Germs her liberty or empire. England is not country
which will have to inquire whether she shall enter INTO
second or third campaign II she commences she
wilI not finish until right Is done. "
CYCLONE.
The district OF Backcrgungc, British India, In the
Presidency the eastward OF the city Of Call