The Archive · 1893

Lord Vivian, the British Ambassador at

DEATH OF LORD VIVIAN

Tongking Papers Paris, 25th October. At the farewell banquet xt the Elveée Carnot said that the visit of the Russians to Paris will leave ineradicable reesl-

Jections, and Admiral Avelan affirmed the eternal gratitude of Russia for the French welcome.

The Rus: 1 sailors left Paria Inst night after the gala performance at the Opera, the recollection of which will never be effaced. They go to Lyons and Marseilles, The President of the Republic will leave Paris to-morrow for Toulon to visit the Russian squadron, and to be present at La Seyne at the launch of an ironclad on the stocks, The death is announced of M. Lenoél, Senator.

The date of the meeting of the new Chamber will be fixed at the next Counci 26th October.

The Russian Grand-Dukes Sergius and Paul have paid a visit to President Carnot.

The Russian officers have arrived Marseilles. The reception given them wus as splendid as at Lyons, M. Léag is appointed Ambassador at Vienna.

The gala performance at the Opera was splendid, The Russians left at midnight amidst the most enthusi 'They spent the day at Lyving, where the ovations and the reception were superb, Courrier d' Haiphong.

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