, 1877-07-22
PARIS.
The Grand Review Of Forty Thou
sand Troops.
Scenes on the Ground---The Re-
turn from Longchamps.
Some Of the People One Meets on the
; ps-Elysees,
The Government Of ssMoral Order" at
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Limited 1t was. It did seem tr1fle absurd that
they should have issued about twice as many
tickets as there we're seats The Presidential
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shahon t'n aeleae'7oioseu uless] a1fa'eu sno't'}
before s. and took her seat IN front. with Nine
Ia Generate Ladmirault, Mile. LadmirauIt,
mi r,sb;on,h,o rcr.o,aces Irnrn.d:a,o1.
Ano 4.sn'ou1o's pe.so. l'4u'ea,1tIe
a1ter+ the booming OF cannon announced Inc
near approach Of
MARSHAL MAC MAuoN.
aud nreean+1v i, v,;,+or;,o co,+aoa IT boreat,or
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- DILL IL IAe o4s1a.'ee, ass"'ts Alo.u ttc 'ei
uant alleys surrounding Bagatclle, Sir Richard
Wallace's estate. We were soon able to make
ou1 the Marshal. mounted m a maon,fcant
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1u4!S nunorea onleers'-amohsst thcm most
Of the Generals In Paris, the Marquis d'Abzac,
and the foreign attaches Nothing could hare
been moro effective than the crou1 they formed
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1Ae, app'oaencu 1ac Eo4o 4tee VI .ne
Generals cooked hats flashed and sparkled
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VI eo'' eono'ls' oae u ane os41sh representa-
tircs, and by the hussar-jacIct Of the Austrian
attache. Germany was represented III the
splendid procession by Mai. von Bulow and
Capt TLcremin; Great Britain by Col. Conollv
and Capt. Howard, r. n; Russia by Gen.
Prince de -Wittgcnstcin and admiral Liz
hatcheG. I SPARE YOU the names Of tie yari
ous attaches OF Austria, Italy, Sweden, Portu-
i.al, aud the rest I must not forget Turkey.
though. She had sent two gentlemen to sus-
these menton adu io1hb ior tey Werc
more conspicuous, not only by their utterly de-
icc:cd air, but also by their being mounted on
two spirit1css- looking brutcs, which a friend Of
mine recognized as Belonging to Icllicr's Ridiuc
School Times arc. hard for the unfortunate
Moslc1ns lust now!
Narshai MacMahon WAS
PRETTY WELL RECEIVED
br t1,c CROWD. There ras no sttomnt at .
hostile non;festation' @hn,7nt r,,mnrs ~ az ~
tcn5ad dstnrhsnce hal hss,, +os.in " ha11+ ~
Paris the day before MT in cirrm1,tio5 . sns.
pcct. With intent. by agents of the :.Mora1-
anv riot for the sax nf bene nns-d tn are3i ~
T. A. .nautn ~ +hs A .na.,sast atom @ 81 " quSl
ra,aho ~ ~ afn;a 9an .noent h1 "ou1a oe H.
enoG enr ~ sne iss oot dnele WI not De
.o;'rse ~ t;,c ~; Ronona1tiet M rotttou US
~ " snc 1u ha,,. nonapaIus1 u1cks OF
ran;a "J,oJi jnsnocI;o, fSessa''cs of +ha t Ater
aap.h I lpsocItlV w., - ;1e tIoops masseq
~ p;< lus e1onnu .iarsnai ~ Mac2ianon stauoned
nse4l oppostc ~: LIE etn.11 IN 117oune, slentiy IN
44 Aa'ance u nls stan, anu INC maIsn past began
IIIst, as @ usual, came tne t"o oatta'lons OF ST.
vt ias young leIiows m are great 1avorites,
anu. as lucy *ent pT the Marshal, marching |
splenoiois toSethcF, they we're loudly cheered. |
At Inc s1de oi TIC foremost rank walked the St.
UT Chaplain, whose black gown and priests !
nat looked strange enough beside the blue aud |
Teu brooches OF the Military School. Next came |
the brigade Of Gen. Geslin (Commandant de IL |
Place de Paris. composed Of Republican Foot |
Gaards, Sapreurs-toinpicrs, i battalion Of |
Chasscurs, Sirth,-which distinguished |
itself in the suppression of the COM |
mnne at Mafsencs,-and battalion OF the /
Seveuty-second Line Regiment. The Repnb- |
lican Guards were hardly up to the mark, but
The Ponpiers and Chasseurs marched capitally.
by,the-by, what 4 perfect genius French |
inintary taIoFs have Tor making the soldiers |
1ook nciculous! 1t is hard to conceive
ASfrH1sG MORE oRorEsouE