The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-18
FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
THE CONGREGATION OF sOvEREIGNs.

THE CONGREGATION OF SOVEREIGNS.
THE KING OF PRUSSIA AT THE TUILERIEs-REcEP-
TIoN OF THE GERMAN MONARCH BY THE EN-
PERoR AND EMPRESS OF FRANCE-CoUNT BIS
MARK IN THE ROYAL CoRTEGE.
From GalignanrS Messenger, Jilne7
The King OF Prussia arrived yesterday in
Paris by the Northern Railway at the hour
announced. All the ornamentation of the
IL in our account OF the Emperor of Russia 5
arrival About ten minutes before the EN-
Peror Napoleon appeared and walked down the
line, accompanied by Prince Joachim Murat;
General Eleury, Grand Equerry; and Vice.
Admiral Jurien de la Gravlere, Aid de Camp
seen Marshal Canrobert, Marshal Regnault de
st. Jean d'Apgely, Baron Haussmann, Prefect
James de Rothschild, M. Delebecque and other
directors of the Northern Company, A number
ladies, were seated near the saloon OF reception.
AT three minutes past four flourish OF trum-
and the moment after the band of the Chas-
seurs de Vincennes-the regiment on duty
struck up "God Save the Queen" which is also
used in Prussia as the national hymn.
The King, a moment after, alighted just where
reigns Shook hands warmly. The cortege then
advanced up the line, the King on The right.
Both monarchs were dressed as generals, and
each wore the Grand Gordon Of the others
order. ~, -, p.,ao,. ,5 pn,,oo
Joachim Murat followed Immediately after;
and then came a crowd of Prussian dignitaries
including Count de Bismark, Count de Wesh-
Grand Marshal of the Court; General Baron de
Moitke, Chief of the Staff General Count de
Goltz brother of the Prussian Ambassador at
Paris; General de Treskow, Abide Camp Gene
raj to the King; Major Count de Lehondorffand
Prince Radziwill, Aides Camp, etc. The
King stopped short near the station, and shook
hands with several of the ladies'
Ihemoment after the court carriages drove up,
and the King, the Emperor, the Prince Royal,
and Prince Joachim entered the rst. body OF
lancers preceded, and one OF the Cent Garde
followed, carrying the Kings suite. The
Princess Royal of Prussia, who had accompa-
MED her husband in the morning to Complegne
10 meet the King, as announced, afterwards
entt red an open carriage with three other ladies
From the station the cortege reached the Tulle-
Sebastopol, the Rue de Rivoli, the Rue du
Louvre, the Courts Carree and Napoleon III,
and the Arc de Trlomphe du Carrousel. Troops
were posted to form the line at the Palace, Just
as had taken place for the reception of the Gar.
Although the weather was delightful, the crowd
was infinitely less numerous than at the other
grand arrival. Inside the station there was no
demonstration of feeling whatever; outside, as
the carriages started, there was some cheering;
but along the rest of the line very little mani
festation.. The same gala carriages were en-
pIoyed as on the other occasion.
At the Tuileries, the Empress, accompanied
by the Princess Mathllde, and attended by her
suite went to meet the King OF Prussia, as on
the occasion of the arrival of the Emperor
Alexander, at the foot OF the grand staircase.
Their Maiesties then assembled to the Salon du
Premier Consul, where the Imperial mousse
holds mingled with that of the King OF Prussia.
Emperor conducted the King of Prussia to the
anartmepts which had been prepared for him
an the Pavilion Marson.
WHY KING VICTOR EMANUEL MAY NOT ATTEND.
From The Parts Union, June 8.
King Victor Emanuel lately replied to q ques-
(, fItnr In NunG nn1