The New York herald., 1878-11-09
7ELEGRAPHC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
- World.
GRANT IN SEVILLE.
English Opinion on the
Fishery Question.
UNEASINESS IN THE EAST.
The Cars State of Health--Count
Schouvalof's Shipwreck.
GERMAN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
SPANS Unquiet Basques---Another Speech
from Gambetta
The Cars State of Health--Count
SchouvalofFs Shipwreck.
GERMAN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Span's Unquiet Basques---Another Speech
from Gambetta
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1878.
The HERALD correspondent at Seville tele-
graphs under date OF yesterday as fol-
lows :-"Ex-President Grant arrived here
yesterday (Thursday) and was received
with great honor by the civil and military
authorities of the city. The populace
showed every mark of respect to the dis
tinguished American and the bearing of
the officials was most cordial. General
Grant will breakfast on Friday with the
Duke de Montpensier, father of the late
Queen Mercedes, and will embark at Cadiz
for Gibraltar on Tuesday next"
TRIBUTE TO COMMISSIONER MCCORMICK.
The HERALD correspondent in Paris re-
ports that the presentation Of the testi-
monial to Commissioner General McCor-
mick by the American exhibitors at the
Paris Exposition, which took place ut his
rooms in the Hotel Windsor on Wednesday,
was brilliant affair. The exhibitors Of
fered Mr. Mccormick their congratulations
on the successful result Of his labors and
the impartial course he had pursued dur-
ing the Exhibition. Mr. J. o. Woods de-
lfvered o complimentary address and pre-
sented the Commissioner General with two
superb pieces Of bronze, purchased for the
purpose by the contributors at a cost of
S,OOOf.
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.. Mccormick replied, thanking the ,ex-
hibitors for their kind appreciation Of his
iab>cs. and felicitating them on the fact
that they SO creditably represented Ameri-
can industry and ingenuity at the great
Exhibition as to secure larger proportion
OF prizes and other honors than The exhib-
itors of any other nation. The ceremony
terminated with handsome collation.. The
leading American residents of Paris have
rendered Mr.. Mccormick public dinner,
which will probably be given at the Con-
tinental on the 26th inst Another Ameri-
can award at the Paris Exposition, not
hitherto announced per cable, was gold
medal to Lorillard l. Co., for manufactured
tobacco.
THE FISHERY QUESTION.
The Daily Neos in leading article on the fishery
question, concludes follows:--"we await with
interest the publication Of Lord Sslsburys despatch
and the statement drawn up by the Canadian govern
mcnt but there is no trying to Disguise the fact
that Secretary Evarts' has some force in ii. A
right has been bought and, in the natural
course OF things, will be paid for by the
United States. Their right Of fishing thus a..
quired accrued about two years before tho
local Law passed and Commiss sioners forgot to
to the local Legislatures the right Of making
regulations We fear that the date fixed by the treaty
for the payment Of, the award. November 2s will be-
long past before the American government are
convinced Of the error Of their contention. The
question is one of legal obligation and it cannot be
Zoo calmly discussed on both sides A reluctance to
infict wrong should be at least strong ~ dcter
minston not to submit to one
CONDITION THE FAST.
A telegram from Constantinoplc gays Russia is es.
tablshing second line Of defence At AdrianopIe
Several prominent Turks, believing that the attitude
OF the Russians in Roumela will lead ~ var with
England and Turkey anxious to convince Minister
Layard that the best mode Of fighting Afghanistan
would be to engage Russia in Europe. The Sultan's
immediate enionroge. however. are pacific. Several
Minister'S and especially the military party favor
the deHntive cesson OF a portion Of BOSNIA
10 Austria, TO secure her neutrality
IN view of future contingencies. Athens "a.
vices state that M. Coumounduros has formed
. Ministry, with himself IA President OF the
Council. Minister Of tho interior and temporarily
Minister Of Justice; NJ Delyannis Foreign Minis
ter and temporarily Minister OF Finance; NJ Bra
bouiis ~ Minister OF Marine and temporarily Minis
cor Of War; and NJ Anserinos Minister Of Educaaon
and Worship. Pesth despatch states that Count
AndrSssy presented the budget to the delegations on
Wednesday. The expenditure for 1879 In estimated at
715 horns. being 100000 horins less than the
preceding budget. The Emperor Of Austria Thurs
day sharply rebuked for meddiing with foreign affairs
. deputation from the Croatian Diet who urged the
dcfnitive annexation Of bosnia and Herzegovina to
Croatia. despatch from Vienna 10 the Dsny Nem
says provisional Cabinet under Count Taafe, con-
servstive. will probably be formed carry on the
administration.
THE czAR AND HH MINISTER'S
A special despatch to the Times from Paris says--
'The health OF the Gar ia becoming and more
unsatisfactory and great anxiety Count schou
vAon has left Livadia for London the state Of the
Emperors health not now permitting solution TO be
decided upon concerning the pending political din
culties Other adsices from Paris state that the re-
ports that the Car is ndisposed are believed at the
Russian Embassy in that city to be unfoun,sed 1t is
announced from ST. Petersburg that nothing
10 known there Of tho alleged appointment OF
Count schouvalof as Vice Chancellor Count schou-
vaon was one Of the passengers on the Russian i'm.
perial yacht Lvsda. which was swamped and snbse.
quentiy thrown ON rocks whik on the pas sage from
Livada to Odessa. He. like the Grand Duke seraius
and the other passengers. was rescued without in.
inrv. The Tim1s correspondent at Paris says Le las