The New York herald., 1878-10-20
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
ENGLAND'S FOREIGN POLICY
Passage Of the Socialist Bill With
the Restricting Clause.
CLOSING SCENES AT PARIS.
How the Awards Will be Dis
tributed To.MorroW.
A FETE AT VERSAILLES.
CLOSING SCENES AT PARIS.
A FETE AT VERSAILLES.
RUSSIA AND THE NIHILISTS.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1873
Sir Stafford Northcote, speaking al Birmingham
last night admitted the depression in trade and
consequent loss OF elasticity Of the revenue. New
erheess he did not anticipate the necessity OF ask
ing OF the country renewed sacrifices. He
condemned over anxiety respecting the fulfil
ment Of the provisions OF the Treaty Of
Berlin. Disturbance of the waters does not cease
with the falling OF the wind. An important mo-
ment would be next May, the period Of complete
Russian evacuation He was convinced that the
Powers would not suner the Treaty OF Berlin,
which cost SO much, to be set aside. The English
governments policy would be one OF 1rmness,
prudence and moderation, and they would watch
over the interests Of England's Indian Colonial
Empire. the government would not have
the heart OF England with them, II
II thought the interests Of England were
limited 10 these small islands (meanipg Great
Britain and Irelandl Ono great principle Of thoir
policy 10 the preservation Of the Ottoman Empire,
ana they intended TO introduce material improve
msnt in Asiasio Turkey He then defended tho ac-
QUESTION OF Cyprus, which, no SAID, was vindicated
by the governments policy respecting Egypt Con-
csrnng Aighanistan, the Chancellor reiterated the
statements made by Mr.. Cross, the Home Secretary,
.. Southport adding thas the government will not
allow It's attention TO be distracted from tho
sion Of the Berlin Treaty.
THE SOCIALIST BILL PASSED.
The German Rechstag yesterday adopted the whole
OF the Socialist bill by vote Of 22l against lac.
Both sections Of conservatives and national lib
erals, with Independent liberals, voted for the
bill. Prince Bismarck thcn read the message closing
the Rs,shssag. He said the government, armed with
shis measure. would make determined effort to cure
she prevalent disease II they not able 70
d. . h~lr rvaaro eha h0nad N
obtain further concessions.
TURKEY AFRAID OF RUSSIA.
A despatch to the Vienna Political Correspondence
from Constantinople says the Grand vizer has
pressed to the ambassadors the Porss's alarm the
Russian military measures and proceedings which
have prevented Porte from carrying ous the much
desired dlsarmament
THE PARIS AwARDa
Elaborate preparations have been made at Paris
under tho personal direction OF N. Kranlz the Com
missioner General, and N. Georges Berger, Direc-
tor OF the Foreign Sections for the distribution Of
the French Exhibition prizes on Monday next. 0cso-
Der a. IN the Paiais dc rIndustric. A series Of
benches, forming . platform At The west sx.
trsmty OF the transept, will bs reserved for the
Senate, the Chamber Of Deputies, the Council Of
state she Judges the foreign Commissions and high
onoiais, and In the first place. for the Marshal and
Princes and other guests OF distinction by whom
no Ii accompanied. Tnreo sections OF the area
are allotted TO French and foreign exhib-
isors ana those who receive invitations In tho
hrst gallery. which surrounds the whole nave
few benches reserved for the Press aud other
bodiss the rest for ladies only. On the ground
loor benches also reserved all round, bat there
both ladies and gentlemen will be admitted Places
are also allotted to choral and Instrumental bands
n. Berger, accompanied BY tho chiefs OF groups aud
presidents OF classes visited tho PaIas de pIndusre
yesterday to make she anal disposition for to-mor-
rows ceremony.
MAcxAHoS's ARRIVAL.
President MacMahon will arrive at the Palace be-
vssn haIf.past twelve and one O'Clock, where he
Will DO received by n Tsisssrene De Bort, Minister Of
Commerce, and he will then proceed directly to the
place designed TOR him. AS tho Marshal
shall nave entered the officials Of the Exposition
VIII be organised in groups, each OF which will be
composed OF members OF the Grand jury
prss'dents and secretaries OF class juriss
and those OF the exhibitors 10 whom
grand diplomas Of honor, grand prizes and gold
medals have been awarded. the groups will then
take their places in Tho cori6ge which Is 10 dcnIe
before President MacMahon rs oows:-U sners of
she several Ministries In grand costume foreign SOL
disrs In parade uniform, and the groups thus-
Works OF art; education and instruction. furni,uro
and sccsssores textile rabrics clothing aud acccssor
les mining INDUSTRIES and manufactured products
apparatus and processes used In the mechaui
manufacturss, aiimeptary products and agriculture
and piscicuturc Each group viii be preceded By IT'S
banner After dennng before the President tho
groups will occupy the places reserved Tor ,hem
There viii % rehearsal Of ths part OF the ceremony
te-day.
CLOSING SCENES.
Amer the march past the ceremonies will consist
o. snsne, speeches and the delivery OF $50 diplomas
Of honor by the President The entire proera NO
viii occupy about Two and one-haf nours. The hall
shung with red velvet and CLOTH bordered with gold
fringe. The benches covered with red cloth and
around each Of the columns which support the roof
clusters OF flags Of all nations Twept -one thou
sand tickets have been distributed, whereof tho
Senators and Deputies took $500 and the public
fancsionarss the commissions oil tho Exposition and
others for whom places are reserved. $780, leaving
10000 unreservsd places for distribution inc public
On tho I'D inst tns Marshal will give . grand dinner
fets TO the royal other visitors
q Versailles Tho PARK will be it up by the electric
Seh and there will be iiiumlnalions ana Are works on
.hs Same scale those IN the Bots do Bouiogne on
shs 30th OF Juna
CABLE
AMER long debate on The governments policy the
Brock Chamber yesterday passed vote OF confidence
BY 90 yeas 10 90 nays.
The Globe OF this evening states that preparations
ara making a. Odessa TO Try $40 Nibilis,s
United States Minister Noyes yesterday forwarded
from Paris $4,000 TO Secretary Evar for The relief OF
yellow lever sufferers In the Uni,od States
The nrst dstachment OF Roumanian troops for the
occupaton Of tho DobruaJa LEFT Bucharest on Thurs
day.
SPEEDY VENGEANCE.