The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From AL Parts Of the
World.
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS ABROAD.
Tilden, Hendricks, Conkling,
Bigelow and Tilton.
GRANTS ITALIAN TOUR.
GRANTS ITALIAN TOUR.
The Emperors of Germany and
Austria About to Meet.
BONAPARTIN SQUABBLES IN CORSICA.


!BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 8. 1877
Samuel J. Tilden is spending his time here at
present. Arriving in London at the close OF the
season the opportunities to pay him atten-
tons are extremely limited. lie is avoiding
social displays, however, as far as possible
This morning he took breakfast at Buckingham
Palace Hotel with Mr.. Cyrus W. Field. Among the
guests were Mr.. Bgelow, Mr.. Tildens travelling
companion, Cortland Parker, Sir Charles Dixie,
Tom Hughes, Frank II. Hill and others. In the
evening ne dincd at the American Embassy. The
Lord Chancellor and other distinguished guests
were present.
TILDEN's FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Mr. Tllden proposes to visit Ireland and after
ward 60 to Paris returning to the United States in
October He is in remarkably good health and
spirits.
CoNxLlNG's RETURN.
Senator Conkling intended returning to America
on the 21st inst, but message came asking him
to 'come back immediately and he took
passage on the German steamer Neckar,
leaving Southampton on July 81. Americans
here expressed much surprise at Mr.. Conking's
sudden departure. 1t generally believed to have
been in connection with complications in home
politics.
IONORs FOR AMERICANS.
Ex-Governor Hendricks of Indiana, is now IN
Paris. He proposes to return to London in q few
days and is IN good health and spirits. Tiden and
Bigelow have been made honorary members OF the
Reform, Athenaum and other London clubs
THEODORE TILroN IN LONDON.
Theodore Triton Is in London, quietly studying
the sights and antiquities Of the city and avoiding
all social entertainments.
SATISFACTION OVER THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
There is general satisfaction In England at the
Russian defeat at Plevna. Distinguished English
men have informed the HERALD correspondents
that they have observed no such satisfaction since
the federal defeats at Chancellorsyne and Fred
ericksburg.
COLD WEATHER.
The weather here is cold, damp and gloomy.
Russell Lowell, our new Minister to the Court Of
King Alfonso, after having spent q few days here,
went to Madrid direct. ,
GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS
despatch from BolIago, Italy, says that express
ident Grant and party arrived there to-day. grand
fete will be given In theie honor Some American
residents Rome have sent congrat ulatory address
10 the ex-Prcsident
THE TWO KArsERs
A telegram from salzburg says the Emperor WILL
Jam has arrived there He will 60 to sch to-day 70
meet the Emperor of Austria
PRIVATE INTERVIEW
A Vienna correspondent states that the interview
between the Emperors William and Francis Joseph
will be purely private No Ministers will he present.
souABBLING BoNAPARrIsrs
The feud between the two sections OF the Bona
partsts promises good results for tho Republic Cor
sica is naturally the hotbed of imperialism. but even
there strength is wasted by disse nsions In obedience
to the instructions Of tho Prince Imperial Baron
Haussman Will run for tho Chamber of Deputies in
Ajaccio against Prince Napoleon.
CoNcILIAroRY CABINET PROPOSED
A Paris correspondent tclcgraphs tho following II
am told on the best authority that N.
Dufaure is disposed TO try and form Ministry
of Cancellation with the assistance OF the Left
official Noaieur. The object of this step is to avoid
tho dangerous crisis which would be occasioncd by
the present reactonary Cabinet being confronted by
large republican majority.
AMERICAN FREEDOM OF SPEECH
An American named BgRar has been arrested by
police spy In tho south OF France for having called
President Mcmahon At q table d'h0tc. He Is
now in prison awaiting trial. The United States
Charge d'Afaires has sent counsel to see fair play
and 10 send report to him II tho charge untrue.
MR.. BUrr AND rHg oBsrRuCrIoNIsrs
Tho Standard understands that Mr. Butt will resign
bis seat for Limerick and offer himself for reelection
in order decsvcy test tho opinion OF tho people of
Ireland as the relative authority Of himself and Mr.
ParuelL However, as Mr. Butt is very popular man
personally It is questionable whether his recollection
would be fair OF the feelings OF the three four
hu ndred people In Limerick who avo right vote
TO say nothing OF tho Of the people who arc OK
cluded from the franchise.
ABYssrNIA THREATENING RGyPr.
special from Alexandria says: - IL is ru-
mored that the Abyssnians arc massng
troops on the Egyptian frontier and threaten
descent Egyptian territory uncss the traitor Wal
da Mikail is delivered up immed lately. General Cor
don expected tie frontier shortly prevent fur