Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-09

!. numerous Generals, tho Senators, u
| members Of the Legislative body, n
Judges, and in word, oil the gree
bodies Of the State, together with IN
different members OF the Academic an
learned institutions were present. q
A more brilliant display Of uniform!
embr0idcries, and decorations, has sci
dom been seen. The Emperor wen, I
1 the Cathedral in grand procession, e'
$ corted by strong detachments OF guards
Cuirassiers Of ,le Guard and Cen
GorIes. His Majesty was in car
riage, drawn by eight horses. led b.
, lackeys in splendid li"eries.
He was accompa lied by Prince Jerome
and wore the uniform OF General
The Empress was not present. Th'
National Guards and troops Of the In'
were drawn up on both si6es Of th'
streets leading from the Tuileres 10 Ih'
Nolre Dame. .. ....rf..r r
| A vast crowd Of spectators lined the
streets along which the cortege passed
and the windows Of the houses were
filled with people. His Majesty both
going and returning was greeted with
hearty accIamations Of "Vive TEm.
pereur." All the houses on The line Of
the procession were prolusely decorated
with English and French flags.
The Cathedral Of Notrc Dame was
decorated internally and externally with
English. French, Turkish and Sandman
flags. On the column also was a large
escutcheon bearing the English and
French arms. The sight Of the standard
Of the Protestant English in the vcner.
able Catholic Cathedral Of Paris was
! very remarkable, II was in fact one Of
the most curious things that has occurred
in the course Of the alliance.
A dispatch, dated Paris, Wednesday.
September 12, says that fresh reinforce.
ments sre ordered to proceed to the
Climea Immediately, TO join the Grena.
dicrs and the Guards.
A dispatch from Vienna states thai,
Baron Kubcck, President Of the Coun.
sci, has died Of cholera. .f....'
In regard 10 the losses Of tho French
letter says: ....... .-..
"lt is reported in Paris that no less
than four French Generals were killed
in the attack on Sevastopol on Saturday.
The death Of General De Sallies, how.
ever. who made the attack on the Central
Bastion is not confirmed. The names
of those killed are Generals Rivet,
LIE Breton and Mel. General De Ma.
ROLES is missing, and it is feared that
he has not his death from the explosion
Of mine General Conestoen is severely
wounded, and the fovorte Aide.de Camp
OF General Pelissier morally so. OIL
the French casualties otherwise. we
know as yet nothing positive. The to
tai number is asyet not allowed to tran
spire. Some believe that it will be
found TO amount to 10000, including
the English loss, while o,aers from
lower estimate.
Probably the returns will not be
given until after the celebration OF the
Te Deum in Paris.
The London Times speaks of the
nobility Of the Russians in maintaining
themselves ia the northern forts, but saws
he works there are inferior TO those thew
rave Quilted, and do not comprise the
resources Of an arsenal and a town,
md that they are supplied with water by
wells only. 1t also says: 1--WE take
he final destruction of the Russian
teamer by the orders of Prince Cor.
:hakof TO be further proof oil his in
ention to retreat; otherwise these vessels
night have been sheltered for a shor,
ime under the large northern batteries.
from these indications we conclude
hat the present object Of the Russian
Generals is mainly TO save the remains
If their army; and the strategical ques.
ions which remains 10 be determined
y the skill and vigor Of the respective
elligerenls is, whether the allied forces
will not prevent the object" -'..
The Times Paris correspondent writes
hat the Russian artillery men were at
le guns, but with that exception com.
Iele panic took possession Of the Rus. I
ian army at the appearance Of the Allies
t the Malakoff tower.
The journal independence Beige says I
lat at the third assault generals. officers
nd soldiers were all mixed together.
An order has been received at Mar. /
silles TO suspend the embarkation of t
ombshells and to land those already
ripped. h
General Conrobert was offered the t
ignily Of Marshel Of France, but de. $
lined 10 accept it, that he might not
etract from the luster of the achieve. =
tents ol General Pelissier. .r.. y
The America on arrival at Halifax
red SO guns in comm emoration of the r.
ctory. r..-.
ddress Of the Missourians to the Peo. 1
pie Of the U. s., on the Slavery &