New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-01

moh did not express the sentiments OF the
French people. The newspapers in Paris pub
lished editorials condemning the manner ID
which the King was received by the populace'
THE KINGS RECEPTION IN PARIS
FRIENDLY SENTIMENTS OF PRESIDENT GREVE-IhE
ACTION OF THE MOB CONDEMNED.
PARIS Sept 3O-King Alfonso visited Epinay
to-day, returning this afternoon. At the
interview between King Alfonso and President
Gr6yy the latter rendered an apology to the King
for the behavior of the mob, in the name of the
French people, who he said, should not be con-
founded with the authors of the hostile manifesto
ton He begged the King to give to France fresh
proof of sympathy by accepting an invitation to a
banquet at the Palace of the Elys6e this evening,
70 be attended by ali the Cabinet Ministers, when
the true sentiments of France toward the King
would be shown,
King Alfonso replied that he had come to Paris
animated by the most friendly sentiments toward
France and as proof of this friendship he would
accept the invitation. The King went to the
Palace of the Elysee at z O'clock this evening
No arrests were made yesterday in connection
with the demonstration against the King. A rumOr
was IN circulation that he had left Paris, but 1t had
proved to be untrue. IL Is asserted however.
that the King was advised TO remain
quiet, but refused. saying that he was perfectly
aware of the fact that the hostile demonstration
wds not the work of the Partisan people, but of
some misguided individuals. The King attended
mass at the Church Of st. Clotlde this morning.
lie sent a messenger to inquire concerning the
condition Of curaSser forming part of the escort
yesterday, who was thrown from his horse. King
fonso promised to provide for the injured soldiers
family If his hurts should prove fatal
he hunt at Ramboulet projected for to-day was
postponed owing to vet weather. King Alfonso
dined this evening with President Grevy at the
Palace of the Elys6e.
The Temps, referring to the hostile reception of
King Alfonso by the pOpulace, says: he regret
and patriotic humiliation occasoned to
All good citizens by the events
pf Yesterday should not cause
us to exaggerate the Importance of this melan>
choly manifestation. The few thousands who are
authors of this scandal band of brawlers
who are always the same-who whistle and
stamp their feet at public meetings and
who treated NM Theirs and Gambetta in
n manner similar to that in which they
treated King Alfonso; who 10 more respected the
interests and dignity of France than they do the
honor of other nations. We trust that other ma
tons, especially SPAIN will not regard the errors
of a few fanatics as expressing the sentiments Of
France"
fYgarO protests in the name OF French dignity and
noiteness against the coarse manifestation.
The Gaulois saws the demonstration was worse
Than \ mistake-it was O crime. The Cldron de-
scribes il as an act of savagery and disgrace to
the country. The Pai1 hopes that King AIfonsos
reception Will be dispassOnately judged; that II
will be treated as manifestation OF the keen sense
too keen sense-Of national dignity, not as an ACT
/ of hostility toward the Spanish nation.
The Dir NeuUi6me Steele regrets the hostile rtcep
tiou. 1t would have preferred that King Alfonso
q
few days among us" it says the only duty OF the
people of Paris is TO 6e strictly polite"
The Rappel saws the attitude of the Parlslans
clearly proved that they viewed with discomfort
the uItra Official character Of King AifOnsos recep
top after the occurrence of incidents viii ap-
peored rather to dictate to the Government that
should pursue at least circumspect course dur1ng
ItJGrs' qeqpf says Spain will know that in King
Alfnnso il was not Spanlard who was hOoted, Dut
a German,
THE NEWS OF THE RECEPTION IN SPAIN
MADRrp. Sept. 3O.-Kng Alfonsos reception in
Paris created a painful impression here, and much
indiqnation is expressed in political circles.
The Iberia does not know whether 10 regard the
demonstration rude or cowardiy
The Correspondence says the Government is
greatly concerned by the want of energy shown by
The French Cabinet. The conduct OF the trench
Government will oblige Spain to enter INTO
diplomatic correspondence with france II Is
rnmarsd that the Government is disposed TO advise
tbe King to return TO Spain forthwith if the
demonstrations are continued
III Correo SAYS French Radicals. who had not
enough falor aud patriotism TO defend theIr coun-
tS now vent their rage and cOwardice On the soYe-
sia cf friendly nation who visits Pans trust
ing to the pacific promises of their Government,
relegrans from Paris tend TO confirm n tne IulhGs ~
6aIisved That Spain will address a note to France
Gemandinp the punishment of the authors OF the
RpmssFts Sept. 3O-A Socialist journal here has
loon seized on account OF having Published an
insnltlng biography of King Alfonso.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.