The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-29 00:00:00

FRANCE.

-PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
We read in the M owiteur :—" The Queen on
Friday visited the tomb of the Emperor, and none
of tier visits produced such a deep impression. As
the review was not over antil very late her Ma-
jesty was no longer expeeed at the Hotel des In- ,
valides ; nevertheless, in spite of the lateness of
the hour, she decided on going there. The Queen,
therefore, arrived at dusk, followed by a numerous
staff, surrounded by the veterans of our old wars,
who flocked together on her passage, as she ad-
vanced with melancholy lutes rest towards the last
home of him who was the mast constant adversary
of England. What a spectacle ! How many re-
miniscences, and what tonne asts were suggested !
But when to the glare of the t arches, and the sound
of the organ playino. " God is sve the Queen," the
Queen was conducted by the Emperor to the
chapel, where the mortal rem aims of Napoleon re-
pose, the effect was most striking and imposing, and
the emotion most profound, :for every one was in-
spired with the idea that .it was not a simple
homage at the tomb of a grew t man, but a solemn
act, attesting that the rival ries of the past were
forgotten, and that the unii in between the two
nations was thereby hence forth solemnly gua-
ranteed."
The Hon. Colonel Phipps, Keeper of the Privy
Purse to the Queen of England, addressed the
following letter to the Minist;e r of the Interior on
the day of the departure of bier Majesty :
" Monsieur le Mini‘s‘trPealaTeeheo4Qsute.n
to transmit to your Excellency the sum of 25,000 f.,
Aru.
which her :Majesty begs you to have the goodness to
Queen
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distributicm, comformably to the generous inten-
ticns of h ea. Majesty.
Genera / Count de Montebello, aide-de-camp of the Empe 'Tor ; Col. Fleury, first equerry and aide-
de-camp ( ff the Emperor ; the Marquis de Belmont, •
ehamberl. sin ; the Countesses de Labedozere and
de Rayne ival, dames du palais of the Empress,
attached to the service of the Queen during her
residence in France ; Viscount de Walsh, cham-
berlain of the Emperor ; the Marquis de Lagrange,
equerry t• c, his Majesty, attached to the service of
Prince Al b ert, continued their attendance on the
Queen and . the Prince until the moment of their
embarkatie ,n.

The font ,wing is the order of the day of General
Pelissier, A which an extract has been sent by
telegraph ' _ _

" Soldio rs,— On the 16th of August you fought gal-
lantly, an, 3 you chastised the Ru.ssiaa army for its ad-
venturou 13 attempt against our positions on theTchernaya.
Though won the day after the day of St. Napoleon
Your vier ory does not the lees celebrate the fete of our
Emperor. Nothing could be more agreeable to his great
heart than Ole new laurel with which you have decorated
our eagles...3f 'ive divisions of Russian infantry, supported by
a numerous; artillery and considerable masses of cavalry,
forming a strength of 60,000 men, attempted to force
your lines. The enemy meant to drive you track to the'
plateau of tht , Tchernaya. You have baffled these pre-
,-,truptuotts ho pes, and he has failed along his whole
tort of att ck, and the Sardinians on your right