The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.

1HE AmEhlCh Al DoSlONs
Bosr Sept 90 The steamer America arriv-
q about O'Clock yesterday eveDiDs:
The steamer Africa arrived at Halifax last night
at and sailed at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
despatch from Paris. dated Wednesday, says,
fresh achievements have been ordered to proceed
Immediately to the Crimea. ~
despatch from Vienna, says Baron Kubeck,
President of the Council, Is dead He died of cho-
lera.
A Paris letter says, no less than four French
Generals were killed In the attack on Sebastopol
The death of General De Sails, who made the
attack upon the Central Bastiop. is not confrme
Generals Riset LIE Breton. Neil and De Maralles,
are killed. Gen Couston was severely wounded,
as was also the favorite aid-de.camp Of Gen Pei.
lisaier, MORALLY
The total loss of the French 10 not allowed to
transpire Some report 10, 900 French and English
killed.
The London Times of Friday. alludjnp To ,be
probability of the Russians maintaining them.
aelves the northern side of Sebastopol saws the
fort will enable the Russians to rest few DAYS,
but the works are inferior In strength to those va.
the arsenal and town, and are supplied with water
by wells 1t considers Prince Gortschakoffs de-
cision to retreat beyond question. A
In regard to the losses of the French, French
letter says: a-
sit is reported In Paris that no less than four
French Generals were killed In the attack on Sc.
bastopol on Saturday The death of General De-
SALES, however, who made the attack on the Gen.
trial Bastiop. lie lot confirmed, The names of those
killed are Generals R!vet, LIE Breton and Neil -
Gen De Maroles is missing and 1t is feared that he
has met bis death from the explosion of NINE
General Couestoen Is severely wounded, and the
tevorite eid-de-csmp o. General PeIessier mortally
80. Ofthe French Casualties otherwise, we know
nothing positive The total number, 10 az vet, not
allowed to transpire. s me believe that 1t will be
found to amount to 10 600. Including the English
loss while others form lower estimate Proba-
bly, the returns will not be given until after the
ceiebration OF the Te Deum In Paris.
letter from Paris dated 18Th inst, says
Tho te deum ordered by the Emperor at the
church OF NortIe Dame, thank seivins God for
the capture of Ssbastopol, chaunted this morn
ins with sill the pomp which the Catholic church is
capable OF displayng-the Ministers the crest Depu.
doIs, numerous generals the Senators, tie mem
bars of Ehe Leg s.attvs body the Ju ,sss and in a
word, all the grea bodies of the Stats together with
the ltferent members of the academic and learned
Institutions were present more brilliant display of
uniforms, embroideries and decorations has seldom
been seen The Emperor went to ts q athed raj In
Ssp By strong Of
Majesty, who was in carriage drawn by eight horses
led by his iackeys in splendid iveries He was sc-
companisd by Prince Jerome, and wore the uniform
OF General The Empress was not present
The National Guards and troops of the line were
drawn upon both sides OF the street leading from
spectators lined the streets along which the corteee
passed, and the windows of the houses were filled
with people. His Majesty, both going and return
Ing. was greeted with hearty accametions of 'ViVe
PEmpereur" All the houses on the line OF the pro-
eession we're pHfesely ec'rsted with English and
French flags ~ cathedral of Notre Dame was
decorated internally and externally with English.
French, Turkish and Sandman flags. On the column
also, large escutoheon, bearing the English and
French The sight of the standard of the Pro-
testant English 10 the venerable Catholic cathedral
of the m psf things that have occurred in the
course of the alliance.