New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
PARIS WILD WITH JOY.
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Each OF the officers was introduced 10 tne rvs
ident by Baron Mohrenhem
President Carnots reception Of the Russians
was unusually cordial. After having thanked
Baron Mohrenheim FOR introducing them, he
turned To the visitors and said:
PRESIDENT CARNOTs SPEECH OF WELCOME.
You have received already at Toulon an ex-
preston Of the good will of the French Gov
eminent You have become acquainted with
the spirit Of the people in the districts through
which you have travelled. and with the senti-
ment OF the whole nation. You will meet
everywhere the same sincere and cordial well
come. The ties OF friendship uniting France
and Russia. which frightened by the DEM
onstrstion at Cronstadt. have been strengthened
daily. May the Lord make our friendship
grow May IL be inspiration to everybody
having "A heart for the benefits Of peace con-
fdence and security. 70 the great Emperor
who sent you | send a greeting from this
house. He entrusted you with an exalted mis-
sion. which you have executed most worthily.
| therefore bid you welcome
admiral Avelan replied briefly merely ,N-
pressing his thanks for the cordi2lity OF Inc
welcome given to the Russisns
President Carnot has made Admiral Avelar
a grand oflcer OF the Legion IF Honor. and has
decorated most OF tn other officers ana the s'Hf
OF the Russian Embassy.
After d brief reception by the President the
Russians visited the Climber of Deputies and
the Senate the Offices of The Prime Minister
and the Ministries OF War and Marine The
enthusiasm NANTES ted by the residents Of tn.
ari. tocra tic districts was equal IN displayed
by those who live in the poorer parts Of the city.
ard everywhere the excitement was intense 80
long the visitors were in sight
A BRILLIANT DINNER AND BALL.
At the Presidents dinner l04 covers We're laid
Baron Mohrcnheim. Russian Ambassador. sat
at Nine Ceinot's right. and NJ. Challemel-
Lacour. President OF the Senate. at her left.
Admiral Avclan SAT at President CaInots right.
and NJ. Casimer-Peiier. President Of the last
Chamber OF Deputies al his left. The other
places Were ASST n"d to the Russian officers and
the French officers and diplomatists in alter
nation. The Comtc &c Montebello, French AM
bassador To Russia. and NJ Iabouaye. his
predec ,ssor In the post. were present. After
the dinner Nine Carnot with Admiral Avean
opened the ball The whole diplomatic corps
had beer invited. The IA cade OF the Elyser was
respendent with lights and banners.
La Pressc" says that when Admiral Avelan
and his stan appeared the balconies to-day
10 answer the cheers Of the crowd The Admiral.
after bowling three times, put the French
tional standard 10 his lips ala kissed il.
GAYETY At NIGHT.
The crowd in thu STREETS this evening il be-
yOnd anything seen In recent years. All the
streets and public buildings are illuminated.
Designs in sas-jets and small electric lights and
innumerable large arc lights made the city
bright az day. Long lines OF masts stretch
down The streets Between them and from wall
10 wall hang festoonS OF flowers. bunting and
Aass. Shields and tIansparencies with motors
are suspended In midair above the crowds.
God save the Car" and Long live the Franco
Russian Alliance" are the sentiments most fr"
qu-ntly Expressed
Nothing like the splendor Of the scene this
evening has been seen I'm Paris since the En-
pire. There Is a continuous and deaf.nng din
on every side IN every street. but without
ceptiOn the peopl" have been good-natured and
have abstained from anything Ike violence.
ON the boulevards professions are forming con-
stantly. Men and women march and sing the
national airs VI France and Russia. In all
the theatres this evening the orchestras played
God Save the Car" and the audiences stood
uncovered from beginning 10 end.
The evening newspapers comment upon the
coming of the RUSSIANS If the two nat
wer" already together I'm the field. and the
war were half won. Several quote from for
eign newspapers TO show that the fet-s
provoking the fury Of German statesmen and
editors
II ven had TO meet payment y"u would attend 10 IL