The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.
BEAC0NSFIELD'S RECEPTION.
A ROTdL TELCOME TO THE DRITIsu
PREMIER IN LONDON
Chnrirg Croas and Trafalgar squnrc Packed
with Peopie-Tac Premier Greeted Win
Continuous Cheers and showers or uougucts

hf"fbh fN hOnDVNs
Cba-ire C-oss and Trafalgar square Packed
with peopie-rac Premier Greeted Win
Continuous Cheers ana shower. or Bouauets.
LONDON, July 16.-Thc Times. in leading
editorial article this morning. says: Lord
Bcaconsncld will he welcomed in London to-day
az the chief actor in one OF the most honorable
triumphs In tho modern diplomacy Of England.
To the fame OF distinguished English statos-
man he has added that OF sngulary SUCCESS
ful foreign Minister and IL would be hard to
say what grOatOr distinction can remain for
him"
Lord Henry Lcnnox had charge OF the organ
lied demonstration OF welcome on the arrival OF
the train from Dover. Tickets were given out
for rs many persons as the railway stations could
accommodate. All the metropolitan Conscrva-
two Associations were represented. but no
address was presented All the Ministers
who could be abscnt from Parliament were
on tho platform at the station. Many Lib
cra mombcrs Of Parliament applied for
tickets. expressing the wish to make tho
demonstration of a national character. Seats
for five hundred friends OF the First Lord
Of the Admiralty were erected within the Adj
mralty enclosure in Whitehall Downing street
was reserved for members OF Parliament.
Between Charing Cross and Downing street
tho general public was admitted We
hioular tranc was stopped from nltesn min
utes past four o'clock until Lord Bcaeonsnclds
carriage passed Tho western platform Of tho
ChaTing Cross Station. down which the carriage
road runs. was partitioned OF. and while rows
Of raised seats skirted one side. banks OF
rare flowers rose on the other. Along the sides
hidden 10y lDwrrs and tho walls ol the station
and entrance way were decorated with the ilags
OF the nations that participated in the Con.
gross, ana clusters oi national vices ana
House OF Commons wont to Dow today 10
welcome Earl BracOnsileld. Long before tho
| hpur az when the steamer IRON Calais was duo
a. Doycr, the PIERS at the landing l'h'o, tho
| strand. and the approaches to the railway sta
tiyn Wore packed win people. As the sleamc.
| this continued until she had made fast to tho
pier The pier had bcen cnrp"tcd and dccorat-
| ed. and q dGis arranged. upon which the Mayor
and Aliermcn Of Dover, in their robes oi
oiii'e. stood ,re1dy to receive the, ilnstrious
! statesman. Earl Bedconsllrld and the Marquis
of lisiury advanced together. The Earl
| was looking remarkably we'll. lie seems to
! hay, entiroly recovered from his recent Illness.
The Mayor advanced 10 meet him. and with n
| voice somewhat shaken with emotion. read tha
a ldrcss which had been prepared IN the name
| tir scroll to Mr. Montague Cary. Earl Bearons-
fl DIS secretary. Ear Boaconslield. IN a cleaI
nude briei reply. H. said that h. was much
| an" ted 10y this cordial gr.etng. The nation.
| he said. was equally indebted 10 Lord Sails
bury. He hop.d that the result OF the Congress
| at Berlin would insure the prosperity Of Eng
| laul and the peace Ol Europe.
T. N-Tne vicinity OF Charing Cross and
Trafalgar square is packed with pe9plc. The
passage on the West Strand and Whitehall.
ins Cross Hotel and the houses ON both sides
OF the way TO Downing street ara covered with
flags and decorations Many American flags
are observed, including ilnc display from tina
| AMERICAN LXchanEe opposite, the Chhrlns
| constantly arriving from the direction Of pti
| Mall. and ca,h Ia received with cheers from tho
crowd At this hour the reserved seats in the
/ Inn a. a.
tumc, and the scene is very brilliant.
$50 T. NJ Lord Benconsileld aiglitcd ct tho
After a brief hnmlshnking. Lord Bcaconsilcd
and Lord and Lady salisbury entered their
there was onc. continuous cheCr and showers d
bouquets by hundreds from the crowd and the
| houses. The crowd followed the clrriage.
cheering and throwing nowcIs all tho way 10
| Downing street.
After reaching his residence Lord Beacons.
field, IN Response 70 repeated cails from the
populacc, appeared ut n window aud thanked
uem for sre'cpt on. II said Lord salisbury
and himself had brought back y Dc'. but q
Ielcc. h. hoped with honor such ~ would sat
sly Tho Sovereign and the country
viii take place on tho 3d oi August The inis
OF the compiimgntary, dinner trndrrcd 10y The
Carlton CluOto Lord Beaoonsileld Has not ya
An ofiloial Despatch from the Marquis Of
London. dated Berlin July 'i5 is published,
Lord Salisbury says the mobilization obtained
a. tho Congress arc very large. affect almost nli
|
largo territory for, the Sultan. and tend
To- assure TIC stability and lndcprnd"n' a
| OF Turkey. Tho despatch comhnts tho ale.
CATION that The ,GoyrTnmcnt, hni ebnnionc.l
circular Of April T.. For. this purposr 4 com
pires. point by point, tho policy indicated hy
| the circular with tho decisions ndopt"i hv the
Congress. The comparison shows ;hai thr ob:
let 4 the BRITISH policy, namely PREVENTION Goi oi
Russian preponderhncr, has been suh~iHnla!y
attained. Lord Salisbury especially Ionis 10
tho fact that the pecuniary lemniiy has hcrn
altogether excluded from the Treaty OF berlin
tho Congress having declined to rev
fraction " the Treaty Of Paris II was with
in the competence of two independent pow RS
Ia conclude. The result OF the drrlnru IN
made by the Russians IN the Congress that the,
would neither claim territory IN lieu OF the
indemnity, nor I\ln.ro the claims @f other
creditors. IL that IN payment Of the indemnity
i postponed 10 an Infinitely remote y Rod
Lord salisbury con'l lnlcs: Whether us" viii
bc made of this probably tho Inst oppnrlunit,
obtained for Turkey hy the intcrpu -tipn o
tho powers. and particularly 10y England. de-
ponds on the sincerity with which Turkish
statesmen now a : lrrse themselves ~ thu dutcs
OF uod government and r"form.'