The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-19

such as the other soyereigns rode on he had simple
Of his many sueceasful hunts in the wiids 81
fsters5urF Tell well formed, and Of graceful car
brilliant oiicers rom every civilized nation swell
his cortfQe. Co sacks from the Don officers of the
ss rom the British sy Sha and Sas of Cue uat q
safes and even Arabs from the deserts troted after
The variety OF uniforms was wonderfal. Every
e s 1 1PStSp seemed e be % S IN sS
and PIussian 0naEls men-among whom was Bis
marx, whose pen is more feared than his swordi the
cefsi the iight Austrian blue and she dark bue Of the
RsPnblc fthe Wss. cleaned brightly r. The clear
dierly Cent GaTdes bringing the rear witt hashlng
The Imperial party moved down the line at slow
trot the troops presenting arms and the bands play
Sa M 81 che Toae go9 a
% the Io0e, and taking OF his helmet saluted the
EEImprsss ths Grand Duchess, and the royal party;
tne occupants @ Of ne imperial Iocs and healy Napo,
o non r0ns up S0sS ms ehapean, ap1, atser iew
again and placed himself az the head Of his stan 20
feceryed by the populaoe wherever they crowded on
The Emperor Of the French had the point Of honor
on the right next him the Gar, and next TO him
the Grand buEes Hnn Sna SSa Ss
GENERAL %on ok coanS ee nerf x Soe poR5
roukl, and Count schouvaon. Marshals Mel aud
Yalllant, General Fleury Count Adelberg, and
Psss n h bs Snd IL line No 70 t3s ge Of bis
ssrgglng& & 81 &iiPos F General TeyS Of Maryland;
OF New York; Major Mills. Of California, aud Major
.Bowles. Of Massachusetts, American officers who
review, andiwere the recipients, may odd ea pdssd
Of the most delicate attentions from the stan Of his
When his Majesty was in position. Marshal oanro,
and the brilliant pageant began The Infantry passed
by regiments, with pioneers at their head followed by
not less than one hn6dTed men, ana tue resimsns
swept BY al quick STEP First passed the battalion
line Of the First Army coss alter these came the
guards, led by Marshal Regnault de Saint Jean
dApgely, the men moving with splendid regularity
and precision. Then came the artillery, battery
'front.' both horse and dsmounted batteries moving at
trot Their march was splendid, and ellcited great
While the carriage was rising the we known ascent
that leads from the romantic cascade TO the charming
Pre- Catelani young Pole Of the name OF Biasoofki
dsehaTged donbe,baIrelled pistol st his body: the
could know of the result insane attempt he fired
the second tube, which exploded la his hands This
intense excitement ana feeling was caused by the
almost simt ltapeous discharge OF the hrearm.
instant, but neither Napoleon or the Emperor Alex
ender ,Sn changed muscle @ a. Of the face They ~ were
quietly ordered the positions TO move For
ward, said he. and the carriage again resumed It's
soldier Of the escort of the Cent Garde with admit
the vie wretch down. then the crowd which was
paralyzed for moment by the shot, sprang forward
assailed him with blows Kicks, and maledictions.
dier grasped him by the throat and strangled him,
while the enraged pSpusGe s seized him a ana p puea
To-day thanks have been offered TO the Most High
the Emperor yesterday, which his Majesty attended
large e. 1S%be. ,Sn os SissingpsGsd persons have
Of gratit9ds at his his escape It. will be presented ed