The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
RUSSIAN TROOPS RETURNING.
Civic HOnorS to BracOnsfeld and Sails
bury in London.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
Balance of Parties in the New Ger
man Parliament.
RECONCILIATION WITH THE VATICAN.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.

FEY CABLE TO THE HERALD

FEY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 4, 1875.
The Russian troops are returning to Russia to
The number OF 5000 daily. The Roumanian army
Is expected to make a triumphal entry into Bucha-
rest, accompanied by bulgarian trophies
sERyIAN INDEPENDENCE.
A Belgrade despatch says II Cabinet Council un'
der the presidency Of Prince Milan has resolved to
proclaim the independence OF Servia on the ed OF
August, with the cessation OF the state OF siege
and martial law.
HoxoRs FOR BEACoNsYIHLD SALISBURY
The following the programme OF the civic
honors paid 10 Lords Beaconsleld and Salisbury yes
terday The distinguished guests arrived in The city
q. I'VE O'Clock P. NJ, and received Mt the en-.
trance Of Gulldhall by the City Lands Committee,
wearing their robes and carrying their badges and
wands OF Office.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD. 'vNi
An INN enss crowd had assembled outside, which
enthusiastically cheered Lords Beuconsfsd and Sails
bury as thsy passed through All the approaches to
the Guildhall were denssly packed and tho weather
was bright.
RECEIVED BY THE MAYOR
Their lordships were escorted through the tempo
rsry pavilion in Guildnall yard, conducted to tho
library and received by the Lord Mayor, the Lazy
Mayoress, and the civic digntaries wearing their
onlc,al robes. Subsequently procession was formed
and Salisbury conducted TO the da,s and TOOK
places at the right OF the Lord Mayor The mbers
81 the Common Council Of the city OF London wero
prov ided with sents In front Of the daIa Tho usual
ormalities were gone through with as If In ordinary
Court OF the Common Council were held.
PRIEroM THE
The Town Clerk read the resolutions agreed 10 by
The Common Council for presenting the freedom OF
The city to the representatives The City Chamber
TO tako upon themselves the freedom the CITY, and
offered 10 each tho right hand Of citizenship. Lords
Bcaconsheld and Salisbury thon rspIcd and the Court
Al once adjourned.
BANQUET EGYPTIAN HALL.
The guests OF the day, leaving Guiidhali with the
Loro Mayor In a carriage, proceeded to the Mansion
House, where tho ministerial banquet took place In
Egyptian Ball The scene at Gu,ldhaii was very
very bri liant The floral decorations were remark
able, embracing 1000 OF tho choicest plants. which
Hssd every passage. With fountains playing at inter-
walls. Most OF the Ministers and brr, amt company
we're present.
BEAcoXsriELDs spEEcH.
Lord Beaconsncid reviewed recent events and said
hs believed that the peace which nad resulted would
be durable BECAUSE a tho Powers were satisfied.
There was a party In Russia, by TO means tho
most Influential which mad been checked. Tho res-
Hons Of all the Powers were most friendly, especially
With Russia and France. He could not CONCEIVE Of q
greater misfortune than the enlargement OF France
how PARLIAMENT VOTED
Tho division list on Lord Hartngton's resolution in
the House OF Commons last night has just been pub
lished II shows that seven liberals voted against the
resolution including Mr. Roeback, Mr.. jose phi Coweu
MEMBER for Newcastle-on Tyne, and Sir Nath aniel
Mayer do RotnschiId; also seventeen homo rulers.
No conservatives voted for the resolution.
THE GERMAN ELKcrIuxs
Yesterday mornings approximate estimate OF tho
result OF the elections for members OF the German
Parliament 10 as follows:-rhe two conservative
ac,ions, which II strong In the old House. this
smo muster about lilo The Two liberal fractions,
which were 162 strong in tho old House-l2I national
liberals and 30 progrosssts or advanced libsralstave
been reduced 132-l01 national liberals mn % adj
vanccd liberals. Tho ultramontancs, With their
Guelph aics retain their OLD figures, numbering about
ss. The remaining 90 members Poles, Danes,
Asatans, socialists aud q few Independents
GERxASY AND rHw VATICAN.
A Berlin despatch 10 the Pail NAL Gazette says the
negotiations between Prince Bismarck and the Papal
Nunco progressing satisfactorily for the Cura In
consequences Of important concessions BY Prince
Bismarck.
CARDINAL yRAxcai's SUCCESSOR. "f ~
II 10 reported in Rome that the Pope has appointed
Cardinal Antonio de Luca, Prcfsct OF the Cougrega-
tiou a. Pontiacal Secretary OF State to all the va
cancy oecasonod by tue death OF Cardinal Francbi.
Cardinal dc Luci is Italian. He born IN 1906
and was nominated Cardlns IN 1868.