Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-04
HONORS H'EASY.

slowed Iestorday--Tho Vatican ana DIS
marck Coming to Terms--Division Of
Power ia the German Parliament--ser-
Was Independence Day--Russian Troops
Homeward Bound.
BxAooNsY1ELD AND SALISBURY.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The following is the
programme Of civic honors to be paid to
Beaconsfeld and Salisbury to-day: The dis
tinguished guests will arrive in the city at
P. NJ, and will be received ut the entrance OF
the Guild hall by the city bands committe,
wearing their robes and carrying as a body
their wands of Office. Their lordships will
be escorted through a temporary pavilion
in the Guild hall yard, conducted TO the Lii
brary and BIZ received by the lord mayor and
lady mayoress and civic dignitaries, wearing
their official robes. subsequently
procession will be formed
and move to the great hall,
where Lords Beaconsfield and Salisbury will
be conveyed to the dais and take their places
at the right of the lord mayor. Members of
the common council of the city of London
will be provided with seats in front of the
dais. The usual formalities will be gone
through with as if an ordinary court of
common council were held. The town clerk
will read the resolutions agreed to by the
common council for granting the freedom
of the city to the plenipotentaries. The city
chamberlain will address their lordships and
ask them to take upon themselves the free
dom of the city, and offer to each the right
hand of citizenship. Lords Beaconsheld
and Salisbury will reply and the court will
at once adjourn, the guests of the day
leaving Guild hall with the lord mayor, will
proceed to the Mansion house, where the
ministerial banquet will take place in the
Egyptian hail. The scene at Guild hall is
expected to be very brilliant The floral
decorations are remarkable, embracing sew
eral thousands Of the choicest plants, which
line every passage, with fountains playing at
intervals.
THE RECEPTION.
On their arrival at Guild hall, Lords Bea-
consfeld and Salisbury were enthusiastically
received and loudly cheered by immense
crowds lining the approach to Guild hall.
Weather bright.
THE BANQUET.
LONDON, Aug 3.-rhe banquet in honor
of Lords Baaconsisld and Salisbury at the
Mansion house was a grand affair. Most Of
the ministers were present Lord Beacons
field reviewed recent events and said he be
lieyel the peace which had resulted would
bs durable because all the powers were
satisfied. There was a party il
Russia, by no means the mos
influential. which had been checked
The relations of all the powers were mos
friendly, especially with Russia and France
He could not conceive of a greater misfor
tune than the estrangement Of France.
EXCHANGED.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-RatiGcations of tn
%reaty of Berlin have been exchanged by al
the powers except Turkey. The Sultar
however, has signifed he recognizes the va
idity Of the treaty.
SATISFACTORILY.
BERLIN, Aug. Sit is said negotiation
between Bismarck and the Papal nuncio al
progressing satisfactorily, in consequence {
the Important concessions made by BIZ
marck.
THE GERMAN ELECTION.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-This morning an al
proximate estimate of the result of the ele
tions for members of parliament is as fo
lows: The two Conservative factions, whic
we're II strong in the old house, this tin
number about no. The two Liberal fa
house. 1877; National Liberals, and 35 a.
yanced Liberals. have been reduced to u
1O7 National Liberals and 20 Advanced Lii
erals. Ultramontanes, with their GueIl
allies, retain their old figures, urnberir
about 9S. The remaining so members al
Poles, Danes, Alscatians, Socialists, and
few independents.
RETURNING HOME.
BUeHAREsr, Aug. 3.--Eussan troops al
returning to Russia to the number of 5,0i
daily. The Roumanian army is to make
triumphal entry into Bucharest accompanit
by Bulgarian trophies.
ssRvrA's INDEPENDENCE DAY.
BELGRADE, Aug. "a cabinet couns
under tie presidency of Prince Milan h
resolved to proclaim the independence
Seryia on the 23d of August, with cessatie
of the state of seige and of martial law.
PREFEcr.
ROME, Aug. Sit is reported that t
Pope has appointed Cardinal Antonio D
Luca project of the congregation, pc
tifcal secretary of state. Cardinal De Lu
is an Italian. He was born in 1905 al
nominated cardinal in 1868.
THE DIVISION.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The division list
Lord Hartington's resolution in the house
commons last night, just published, sho'
that seven Liberals voted against the resol
ton, including Roebuck, Joseph Cove
Member for Newcastle-on-Tyne, and
Nathaniel Mayer De Rothschild; lso seve
teen Home Rulers. No Conservatives vot
for the resolution.