The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-30
FROM EUROPE.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Brcttsiuely to The Eoensng Telegraph.
PARIS, June 30-A. NJ
Gambetta
arrived here yesterday, and has received many |
visits from both official and unofficial person.
ages.
Cremieux's Sentence to bc COMMITTED.
Thesentence ofdeath imposed upon Cremieux
by the court-martial at Versailles will probably
be commuted.
The work of
Rejuvenating Paris
is progressing. Fully sixty thousand masens
are engaged in repairing the damaged
buildings and erecting new ones. The city is
also being thoroughly disnfected.
The journals of Paris and Versailles express
satisfaction at the success of the review at Long
champs.
The circular of NJ. Rouher to the electors
affrms that he is the defender of the principle
of free trade.
In relation 10 the
Future Form of Government
for the nation, he says We must decide upon it
after the elections have been held and this
question of free trade has been decided upon
He denounced the opponents of this policy as
mere factions.
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux was
Education in France,
and twas received with hearty approval and
great applause.
The official Journal, commenting on the
Review at Longchamps,.
remarks that-''we have shown Europe an army
one hundred thousand strong, valorous and
ably commanded, which has saved the cause of
civilization. We have also collected four mil
lizards of money and been offered five milliards
The nation evidently recovers."
The Wurtemberg Troops.
STUTTGART, June S0.-The Wurtemberg troops
made a triumphal entry yesterday to the capital
| city, which was crowded with people from all
| parts of the kingdom. 1t was spendidly deco
rated, and at night brilliantly illuminated.
The King of Italy.
NAPLES June 29.-King Victor Emanuel ar
rived here to-day and met brilliant and enthu-
siastic reception.
LONDON, June 80.
The Russian Prince vladimir
| has left London.
| The COrean Battle.
| BOMBAY, June ga despatch from Shanghai
| confirms the announcement of the capture of
! the Tsianghoa forts by the Americans, with
slight loss. The Coreans had 2400 killed and a
| great many wounded.
| The French Loan
has been introduced in Bombay with an i'm
| mense success.
The French Military Review at Long,
| champs.
| LoNGCHAMPs, June 29-The grand review
of French troops took place to-day, and was in
all respects great success.
AN IMMENSE CROWD.
At an early hour immense crowds of persons.
| some on foot, others in vehicles, poured through
| the open gates on the west side of Paris into
| the Bois de Boulogne, whence they made for
| at
| as the assemblage was, the utmost good feeling
prevailed. There was no disturbance through
out the day, the people behaving admirably and
displaying much enthusiasm, and the gendarmes
performing their duty efficiently in preventing
injury to life and limb from too much croWding
in particular localities.
| BRILLIANT SCENE.
Although the weather was somewhat cloudy
| the day was notably fine, and the scene was eX-
ceedingly brilliant. The tribunes on the race
! course were elaborately decorated with flags,
etc., and were occupied by NJ. Theirs and other
members of the Government, the National AS
sembly being largely represented. Among the
distinguished persons present were, it is re-
ported, the Orleans princes, all of whom were
incognito and consequently their presence was
not generally known either to the soldiers or to
the spectators. There were also present many
foreign officers of high rank, who had come to
Paris for The special purpose OF witnessing the
review.
GRogNDLEss FEARS.
ties that pending the review there would be a
demonstration on the part of the Reds, aud pre-
cautionary measures were adopted to suppress
it in its incipiency. Nothing occurred, however,
TO mar the harmony of the day If the Reds ever
meditated a hostile demonstration, the display
of force by the Government e1fectually nipped
the project in the bud.
SPLENDID APPEARANCE OF THE TROOPS.
By one o'clock in the afternoon the troops
were all in position, and began the review.
They numbered fully one hundred thousand
men of all arms of the service, and presented a
splendid appearance The regularity of their
steps, and the precision and celebrity with which
they executed all the military movements or
dered, showed that they were well disciplined.
Marshal MacMahon, accompanied by brilliant
escort OF staff officers, was in Immediate COM
mand of the army
ENTHUSIASM OF THE TROOPS.
At the order the immense force began moy.
ing, the troops displaying great enthusiasm
On passing where President Theirs stood they
cheered him repeatedly. Nothing whatever
occurred to mar the effect of the review 1t was
from beginning to end a grand success, tc
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