The New York herald., 1878-01-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
ITALY'S DEAD KING.
Rome Crowded with Visitors from All
Parts of Europe.
STANLEY'S WELCOME.
sTANLEY'S WELCOME.
Awarded TWO Medals While
in Mareeilles.
THE QUEEN AND THE TELEPHONE.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

daughter of the late King OF Italy, arrived
there last night, and was received at the
railway station with royal honors by Prince
Louis of Baden and Marshal Canrobert.
The Queen then had IN audience with King
Humbert. The despatch, which is dated
last night, continues
GATHERING OF THE CROWD.
'The Eternal City has not been so full Of
people for years as it is at present Its
population is more than tripled. People
are here from all parts of Italy to witness
the funeral /; indeed, all Europe is repre-
sented. Troops are arriving from all parts
of the kingdom and the Colosseum has
already been converted into cavalry camp.
THE NEW KING.
SIN Parliament tomorrow Wednesday,
Prime Minister Depretis will announce the
death of King Victor Emmanuel. after
which Humbert l. will be officially recog-
nized as the Sovereign of Italy.
oAR1BALD1's GREETING.
.The English and American residents OF
Rome and the bankers representing foreign
houses continue to send letters of condo
lence. Great and universal qualification is
felt at Garibaldi's greeting to the new
King The General has written to King
Humbert l.. begging him to carry out the
line of policy laid down by his father.
THE FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
preparations are progressing in the Pam
theon for the reception of the dead Kings
body. The interior Of this ancient edifce
is lighted principally by a circular aperture
at the summit of the domed ceiling the
wall being supported by a huge bronze
ring This aperture in the top oSAthe
rotunda has been closed to exclude the in-
clemency Of the weather.
THE LAST RESTING PLACE.
"The royal bier will occupy chamber
behind the high altar, which will be walled
up after the burial ceremony. The famous
iron crown of Lombardy will be carried
before the funeral car. The old Arab
charger of the dead monarch will follow
tho body to it's last resting place.
AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVE.
"The members of all the foreign embas-
sizes and legations have been assigned
place in the procession. Mr.. George p.
Marsh, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, will represent the United
States"
SOLEMN FUNERAL SERVICE.
The Pope has ordered the celebration Of
O solemn funeral service for Victor EN-
manuel in the Basilica of st. John Lateran.
HoNoRs AWARDED STANLEY.
The HERALDs correspondent in Paris tel
egraphed last night as follows:-s'At the re.
quest of the Chamber of Commerce OF
Marseilles, Henry NJ. Stanley yesterday
(Monday) gave detailed account of his ex.
plorations from geographical and scien-
tifc point of view. Mr.. Stanley dwelt upon
the commercial advantages to be secured by
an opening up of the Congo region.
THE MARsE1LLEs MEDAL.
''The Chamber of Commerce congratu-
lated Mr.. Stanley through its presiding
officer, and gave him large gold medal in
token of its appreciation. This is the first
recompense ever awarded by the Marseilles
Chamber Of Commerce.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
"On Monday evening Mr.. Stanley also de-
livered an address before the Geographical
Society, the audience being composed of
the elite of Marseilles. The President of
the society also gave the journalist and ex-
plorer the grand gold medal, together with
diploma of honorary membership.
OFF FOR PARIS.
ga banquet in Mr.. Stanley's honor fol.
lowed the lecture. He was obliged to de-
cline pressing invitations to stop at Lyons
and will reach Paris tomorrow (Wednes.
day.. The French Geographical Society
has completed all its arrangements for CIV
ing reunion in honor of Mr.. Stanley"
| TELEPHoNING TO THE QUEEN.
Professor Bell and Colonel William H.
Reynolds, of Rhode Island, were presented
to Queen Victoria at Osborne, Isle of Wight
on Monday night. They exhibited and care
fully explained the telephone to Her