New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17
NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE II, 1867

seated before cafe doors walking driving or standing
patiently to the show for hour and before
opened. At few minutes after Emperor Napos
leon drove slowly along the Italian BOuevards his
way to the station TO meet his Imperial brother To the
general disappointment, he was in close carriage He
had no escort of any kind, and not even outrder.
There were some cries Of Vve PEmperem, but the peO-
pie nearest to the carriage sautcd him respectfully by
taking off their hats He reached the terminus at AIS
the Car After pause OF IS 20 minutes during which
greetings were exchanged, and presentations OF the Min
isters the Marshal commanding the Imperial Guard and
the Army of Paris well of the Projects OF the Seine
and Police were made the Car entered the Emperors
carriage and his suite the other Imperial carriages pro-
yided for them, and the cortege proceeded. II came
down the magnificent Boulevard Of Magenta, the Boue,
Itaen turned down the Rnes de In Paix, CastigOne,
and Ryo as far as the colonnade OF the old louvre;
which is entered by the gate facing the Church or
St German PAuXerrOs and on by the COur Napoleon
umphal arch to the palace Of the Tuiees The carriages
preceded and followed by detachments Of Lancers
and the squadron of the Cent Gares As they passed
along the Bouevards there were cries Of Vve Emper
eur but that which occasionally rose above the others.
at least the part OF the line where stood Viye
Ia Poognc and the cry, Pologne! Poognel Pologpew
was uttered with increasing force wherever the Russian
uniform seen, II those from whom 1t desired
that Vve la Poogne should not be mistaken for Viye
It is quite generally believed that the Gar is in
way connected with the revision OF the treaty OF 1856 and
that his Eerview with Napoleon will help the settlement
between France and Russia will one the results of
his presence in the French capital.
THE NAVAL REVIEW AT cHERBoURG.
The Gar will make 10 is reported by the Cherbourg
Journals visit to that port with the French Emperor
rons in the roadstead will pass IN review before the two
EmperOrs
THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF PEACE
lie Temps contains the following declaration issued by
the gentlemen who endsayOrng to organize In
ternational League Of Peace" As will be seen, il IL
simply manifesto OF principles directed against war,
similar to that against the slave trade. which was
adopted by the Plcnpoentiaries who formed the Con
gress OF Vienna In 1916:
DECLARATION.
The undersigned united by the same sentiments OF
foresight OF Justice and OF humanity, considering that
and the reciprocal violence which IL engcnders Is la
tendencies
civilization and especially with that irresistible move
ment which, through labor. draws nearer and nearer
tOgether convinced that true patriotism while makes
independence, vsbly still imposes upon each the
duty Of sustaining from any attempt or menace against
the independence Of any other declaring to mako their
duty To defend and 10 propagate according 10 the best OF
their ability the great principles OF Wuual respect which
should hcnceforward he the common charter Of the
human race with this object from this day they eonst
international and Permanent League Of Peace" For
the development and success Of tins work they conf
IDENTIFY appeal TO, ana invite the cooperation or an VIII
ing men In all lands.
Paris May 30 1867.
The declaration is signed by the following gentlemen.
Aries DufOur Vice President Of group OF tho Jury OF
the Universal Exhibition; Michel Chevalcr, senator
Member OF the Institute, &c; Jean Dofus, Mayor OF
Muh0use, yicePresdent OF group 10, Universal fxliD
the OrntOry Isld0r, Grand Rabbi Of the lsretc Cons
tory Justns de Lebig Munich, President OF the
10th Martin PaschOud Pastor OF the fars nc
formed Church; Frederick Passy Paris; Dr VarentRpp
MID, FrnnkfOrtOn the Mainf ......
In order to facilitate adhesiOns register Will be de-
posted from and after Sunday Tomorrow the 81 OF June
at the Cerce International Of the Exhibition bureau Of
the director, a the entrance OF the chief This
register will be held at tile disposal Of any who
desire 10. Such persons solicited tO sign
their names and to append their address lcgbly
possible and 10 furnish snch other Information may be
ncediul in order that all communications relating To THIS
common work may be duly and promptly forwarded TO
them.