New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
ENGLAND ENTHUSIASTIC.

BEACONSFIELD EXTREMELY POPULAR.
GREAT POPULAR WELCOME To BE ACCORDED
HrM-FIRE IN THEssALY.
Lord BeacOnsfeld is to receive q great pub
lie welcome when he returns with Lord Sails
bury to London this afternoon from Berlin.
He is to be entertained by the Carlton
Club, and will make an important speech
in Parliament on Thursday, announc-
ing probably a general election. The
satisfaction in England at his success is
very great Part of Thessaly has been desc
lated by fire. Austria is to occupy Bosnia
without opposition from the people.
HONORS FOR LORD BEACONSFIELD.
THE PREMIER AND LORD SALISBURY EXPECTED IN
LONDON To-DAY-A GREAT POPULAR RECEPTION
PROPOSED.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRBUEE.
LONDON. Monday, July IS. 1878.
The popular enthusiasm excited by what is taken
to be the brilliant triumph Of England at Berlin
has become extremely fervid. Lords Beaconsheld
and Salisbury are expected to return here to-mor-
row. and will be received and welcomed back with
great heartiness The corporation and other CIVIC
officials have been stirred by the national ardOr
The Lord Mayor and the sherifts will 90 IN
state to receive the fortunate ministers A
the Charing Cross. where they are ex-
pected to arrive in the afternoon. limited
number of tickets have been issued for admission to
the railway PLATFORM but large crowd is antici-
pated that a line of police will be formed extend
ing from the railway station to DOwning-st. III
stead of a mere committee of the Carlton Club not
less than 10000 of the members OF the Conserve
tive associations of the metropolis will be at the
station and along the route from there to DOWN
;sfhe Town Council of Dover will meet the Earl on
his arrival at the port, and present an address OF
cOngratulation.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME PROPOSED.
1t is now proposed that the distinguished diplo-
matists shall enter the city at the Canon Street
Station instead of at Charing Cross or VctOria-st
and that they shall be escorted past the Mansion
House through Cheapside, Ludgate Hill, Fleet-st,
the Strand and Parliament-st. to Downng-st. ms
route will afford the best means of display. and VIII
enable the Mayor to welcome the 1eg4es Os te nO
The only invitation Lord Beaconsield has ac-
cepted in honor of his return is to dinner rendered
by the Carlton Club.
A GREAT SPEECH EXPECTED.
Referring to the likelihood of dissolution OF
Parliament the London correspondent of The Man
chester Guardian says
The expectation gains ground that general
defniTely til Lord Beaconsded's return. 1t is
understood that the Premier will make an I'M
pOrtant speech IN the nousc VI
and that II an appeal to the country is intended noth
cation OF step will be given by him in the course Oh
his address The London Conservatives are preparing
TO Give him and Lord Salisbury very enthusiastic re-
ceptiOn The scene the Charing Cross station VIII
be like a roya reception. The wisdom OF the Liberals
I'm suspending their judgment upon Lord Beaconshelds
policy tll known, confirmed by kilograms when
pOnt 10 the existence OF important but unrevealed
arrangements made with France. No section OF the
Liberal party In hurry to condemn hastily ana II Is
now supposed that larger proportion OF the opposition
is favorable to the Government than was at first sup
posed.
GRATIFYING RESULTS ATTAINED.
The London press comment favorably on the re-
suts Of the Congress- The Daily Necs only excepted
The Times in a leader to-day says:
II has made changes which transform empire; has
removed gstanding OF discomfort; has paeed
we may hope provinces which were torn by dissension
and mlsrule has placed barriers between rival forms oil
mpaeable bigOtry has stopped many avenues or for
egn intrigue and h IL has abridged the power OF the