The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20
DEATH In THE cAMrs.
FRANCE.
Opening Programme OF the Paris
Exposition.

Opening Programme OF the Paris
Exposition.
PARIS, April 19.-Arrangements for
the opening Of the Exposition on the lst
Of May have been settled at the Cabinet
Council.
Arrangements for the opening OF the
Exhibition on the LIST Of May were set.
tied at the Cabinet Council Wednesday
afternoon shortly before 9 o'clock. NJ,
Leissenenc De Bart, Minister OF Com-
merce, will receive in the grand vestibule
Of Trocadero the foreign Princes present
on the occasion, namely; The Prince Of
Wales, Don Francois D'Assiz, the Due
D'Aostra, Prince Frederick, Crown
Prince OF Denmark, the Prince OF Ora nge
and Duke De Leuchenberg. After con-
Quoting them to the Princes saloon he
will receive the Ambassadors, foreign
Commissioners. President and Vice
Presidents Of the Chambers, Ministers,
Depulations, Senator's and Deputies. At
2 o'clock Marshal MacMahon will ar.
rive, escorted by the military
household troops being drawn up al
along the route from the Elysee. He
will frat repair to the Princes saloon,
and the procession will then be formed
which will march from the Grand Arcade
10 the platform overlooking the fountain
and commanding view OF nearly all the
buildings and grounds. Here NJ. Teisse.
retic De Bort will welcome the Marshal
In speech, and the Marshal will then de.
clare the exhibition opened. One hun.
dred aud one rounds from guns at 1nval.
ides on Mount Valerine and on an island
in the Seine will follow the an.
nouncement. At !. the same time
the military bands will strike up, all
the fountains will play, and the soldiers
stationed by the aagstafis will hoist the
flags OF all nations on the roofs OF the two
palaces and annexes. The Marshal will
then reascend to the Trocadero Palace,
the procession reforming, and after com.
pleting the round OF the building, will
cross over the river to Champ De Mars.
The troops will be drawn upon or near
the bridge. The terrace OF Champ De
Mars Palace will be occupied by the Sen.
ators and Deputies, the Council OF State
Magistrates and Academicians, the Mill
tary staff and French Commissioners.
Entering by the central door, the process.
sion will 20 through the grand vestibule,
decorated with the Crown jewels, Reyres
porcelain, goblins, tapestries, aud the
Prince Of Wales Indian collection. 1t
will then pass through all sections, the
Commissioners Of each country greeting
It at the door, and will next inspect
military school where all the exhibition
workmen will be stationed, and will last.
ly traverse the machinery anuexes. Ar
riving at the gates the Marshal will take
leave OF the Princes and other distin.
guished personages and return to Elysee.
Madame MacMahon and the wives OF the
Ambassadors and Ministers will be as.
signed to stations behind the Tracadire
platform. The exhibition will be open
10 the public Immediately on the close Of
the ceremony.
Marshal MacMahon will hold 4 grand
reception at Elysee on the opening day,
and also give dinner in honor OF the
Prince Of Wales and the Duke Of Aosta.
The Journal Des De Bats states that in
view Of the decision OF the German Em-
peror to exclude from the German tine
arts section OF the exhibition any picture
recalling the war OF 1870. The French
Government has resolved to exclude the
French pictures commemorating on that
war.
aERmANY's REAL AIM THE IsoLArIos OF
ENGLAND.
The Journal Dea Debals declared its be-
lief that the German mediation really
aims at the re,establishment Of the triple
alliance and the isolation Of England.