Alexandria Gazette

The triumphal entry into Paris of the army of Italy, took place on the 14th ult., and passed off with great eclat. The streets were crowded to excess, and the decorations and illuminations in the evening were on a grand scale. The Emperor and his staff headed the procession along the Boulevards from the Bastile to the Place Vendome, and were greeted with loud acclamations. The Empress and the Prince Imperial were stationed at the Place Vendome, and on arriving there the Emperor took up a position in front of the Imperial stand, and the troops marched on. The defilement of the troops at the Palace Vendome, commenced at half past ten, and terminated at half-past two. The soldiers bearing the standards taken from the enemy were received with ovations. The flags of those regiments which were torn by the enemy's fire, excited the population to enthusiastic cheers. The weather was fine, and the spectacle imposing, but somewhat monotonous.