New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
LOOKING ON CARNOTS FACE.
MANY THOUSANDS IN LINE.
QUEEN vICTORIAS LETTER TO NINE
CARNOT

QUEEN N1CTORIAS LETTER TO NINE
CARNoT
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION TO BE OF ENoR-
NOUS ExrENT-PREMIER DUPUY. NJ CTIAL-
LEMEL-LACoUR AND OTHERS TO PRO
NoUNCE oRATIoNs AT THE PAN
THEoN - INSTRUCTIONS TO
FRENCH DIPLOMATS
Paris June 29-The public view Of the body Of
President Garnet. which is lying in state at the
er rance 10 the Court Of Honor in the Palace
Of the Elysee. attracted thousands Of people
throughout the day. Up to o'clock this evening
5000 persons had filed past the catafalque and
looked upon the face Of the dead President.
The majority Of those who filed by the dead
Presidents coffin to-day were women and chill
dren Thousands stood outside the palace for hours
awaiting their opportunity TO enter the funeral
chamber The sun was ho;. the air heavy and
many tainted from exhaustion.
The French inhabitants Of Strasburg and sew
eral other towns in the Rcichsland have sent
wreaths. ON ore wreath are the words: Les
Alsaciens Annexes Carnot.'
Nine Carnot has received this autograph letter
from Queen Victoria:
Madame: Although have not the pleasure %
knowing you personally ] cannot refrain from
writing you and attempting to express the deep
moment. cannot find words to tell you how my
Widows heart bleeus for you, and what dismay.
yd Of your beloved a. husband and '1 the as whoe of
France Of It's most worthy and respected Presi-
dent II universal sympathy can in any measure
essuage your intense grief. be assured is your
ns 1pra1n 500 so ecT SqT to t e5ahe vn TO hear
cerely VICTORIA.
The provincial towns are emulating Paris in
of Ia Dsia
Enormous quantities OF wreaths have been re-
oeived from all parts Of France. The total value
Of the flowers already al the palace is more than
100000 francs. Fabulous sums being paid
Tor windows along the route OF Sundays process
sion
There was a special requiem service to-day
IN the Russian Church for the repose OF the
soul Of the murdered President. and the con-
gregaton Of the church also sent a wreath 10
the Elysee to be placed upon NJ Carnots coffin.
President Casimir-Perier paid another visit TO
Nine. Carnot this afternoon
The funeral procession on Sunday will be led
b. squad of guards under General Saussier,
the Military Governor of Paris Troops riding in
cars and bearing wreaths will be next end
then will come the Republican Guard. delegates
and students of the Ecole Polytechniaue. the
hearse with a guard Of honor. the dead Presi-
dents private servants. the master Of ceremonies
the Carnot family. President Casimir-Perier ard
the presidents of the Senate and Chamber, am
bassadors ministers. cardinals marshals diplo-
matte ENJOYS, secretaries and attaches. Senators,
Deputies. personal friends. conspicuous MEM
bers Of the Legion Of Honor. members Of the
Institute Of France. representatives Of the law
courts the Department Of Public instruction and
tie national financial institutions. clergymen
Of all creeds projects Of the Seine. Paris Munich
pal Council municipal councils from the prov
srCa q
College OF France. representatives or the trench
and foreign press. notaries. brokers, etc NO
group or Interest has been overlooked by those
making the arrangements. and the procession
will ba enermous-beyond all precedents in the
last generaucn.
been .,n,p,etel. NJ. Saint-Saens Will play the
de p-o:undis' upon the organ. and the Con-
servatoIe choir will sing part Of Gounod's "Mors
Of Vita" NJ Faure the famous barytone. VIII
sing the "Divs Irae" and also a part OF the Pie
Jesu" from Saint Sa6ns Requiem Mass The
orchestra Of the Concert Society Will contribute
a snecjal piece written by Ambrose Thomas. and
the music will end with funeral march by the
orchestra and organ. -,
BE- delivered by Premier Dupuy, on behalf OF the
Government: VI. Chalemel-Lac0ur on behalf OF
the Senate: NJ de Manly, for the Chamber or
Deputies and General Andre. on behalf or the
Ecoe Polytechnique In which institution the
late President was a student in engineering
Cardinal Richard, Archbishop Of Paris. is TOO
il 70 celebrate the funeral mass In the CathedraI
OF Notre Dame. and II Is probable that Bishop
Iaboure Of Beauvais. who was for many years
A warm personal friend Of VI. Carnot, will
oflciate
NJ Decrais French Ambassador TO Great
Britain IN obedience TO instructions. has gone 10
Windsor 10 thank the Queen for her expressions
Of sympathy and coincidence.
NJ. HanOtauX. Foreign Minister. has instructed
French diplomatic representatives. throughout the
world u offer the thanks Of France TO the Varous
Governments for similar expressions.
London, JuIc . A messenger left London for
Paris this evening with the wreath which the
Marquis Of Dufferin VIII place on President Car
nots coffin for Queen Victoria.
Cardinal Vaughan will oficiate al the choral
memorial mass for Il. Carnot on Sunday. The
service will be held in the Church Of NOtre
Dame. Leicester Square. and Will be attended
probably BY the Prince Of Wales. the Czare
witch the Archduke Francis Ferdinand OF
the Duke Of Connaught the Earl Of Rosebery,
the Marquis Of Salisbury and hundreds Of other
conspicuous men.
Rome. June 29-Italy will follow the example
Of the other Powers and allow her Ambassador in
Paris to represent her at NJ Carnots funeral on
Sunday
Montreal. June 2s.-Solemn requiem services
viii be chanted at Notre Dame Cathedral here
on Tuesday in memory Of President Carnot, at
the request Of the French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Archbishop Fabre will oficiate. The
Governor General, Northumberland and
members OF the Dominion and local Cabinets,
Senators, Judges, etc. attend be repre-
scented.
SANTO DREW THE FATAL LOT