The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS sept. 10, 1900.
The Attempted Assassination Of the Enperor-Bliemaye
Pronounced Luaotic by MEDICAL Board aud Sent %
Bicetre-Hean Of The En,press-7ae Present Position IF
he Russians in Northern SeJdsopol Untencble-7he Re-
joicngs at Pa,isArriraI Of AbdeL kaderThe King Of
Sardinia Eapeced in the French Capital-Dea,h Of N.
Binfdn--The International Satisfied, Congress.
The last attack sebastopol has succeeded. The last
attack the lie Of the Emperor has failed In these
two sentences run up the Of the week. the latte
item Of which has, however, been quite gotten in III
Importance of the former OF both you win have full de
tolls by the ordinary channels only supply such ad
dtona particulars apprehend may not have reached
you.
The assassn" as he was In the first instance styled
by the journals, is now pronounced to be maniac,
he is accordingly to be consigned Bcetrc for the
Of his natural life. An American EDglishman will be
somewhat astonhed to learn that in this matter tria
any other species of public inquiry has taken place
the man having been declared lunatic, after priva
examination by two three physicians whose intende
decision was known before hand. The solictude show
by the Emperor in keeping back the from the EN-
press accounted for by the delicate aud interesting
state OF her health, which Is such to render her
the object Of the greatest She but seldom a
pears in public aud Y remarked with surprise
with regret or her Majesty Is deserveiy POPULAR that
she unable to attend at the IL De,m which was per-
formed to-day at Nore Dame in honor of the taking
Sebastopol
This time there no mistake about the matter This
is from bucharest romance from the iuagi-
native brain of an imaginary Tatar. The Malako has
been taken BY assault the town has been evacuated by
the Russians and Is now Ia possession of the allies All
that Is known beyond this l. that large amount OF
munition and artillery has fallen into the hands Of the
allies and that an Anglo French commission has lust been
appointed to estimate the Of the materials of war
which the enemy have left behind. The Russians have
retired to the north OF sebastopo where however, with
detective OF warfare, almost without food and
quite without accommodation for their enormous but
now dcmoralizcd army, they will find 1t imuossble
according to the conviction Of the aics-tc make
any prolonged resistance You will from the Eng.
lish Journals TO the files Of which refer YOU for
details) that Prince Gortsckakof Is expected to
make hasty retreat from the collection OF forts maya
anea and barracks which spoken Of the north,
OF Sebastopol and which before the commencement Of
the siege had scarcely any existence Independently OF
the infantry and artillery who have been acting in the
be the will
thousand cavalry, all of whom have served in India,
while the French have st greater number Of the same
arm" These soldiers have hitherto been unoccuped III
except the affair Of the English at Baskava and are
said TO be most anxious to exhibit their prowes that
Prince Gortscbako retreat medita,ed would be most
seriously harrassed If not rendered impossible On the
other hand the RUSSIANS continue FOR few days
70 occupy sebaopol they will run an excellent chance
Of being starved out and forced to make unconditional
sur render.
In taking sebastopo the loss on both sides has been
enormous The English alone have had 2 600 men killed
or wounded. The French General speaks Of the French
losses very considerable and II appears from the
Mne1- De Arrtc and from telegraphic messages the
contents Of which have not yet been made publicly
known that an unusual number of general officers have
suffered
General relisser Is made n Marshai Of France bv n
decree which appears in todays hni'eur and il Il OK
pcctcd that signal mark OF favor will be conferred
General Bosquet who led the assault the MalakoH
and who greatly distinguished himself both at Alma and
Informant
This morning. at the u Dcm, which was celebrated at
Nore Tame in honor Of the victory. the Emperor and
brilliant cctfgc ofgcneral officers present At ten
PAGES from the cathedral Is the hospital Of Notre Dame
and while the cannon was roaring from the Inyades and
the brilliant military procession entering the place
Of worship, there something suggestive aud touching
10 the appearance Of the hundred heads looking from
he place Of suffering, for II the triumph OF the
fortunate minions represented the ono hand
the sufeings OF nine thousand sufficiently indcat-
ed On the other This afternoon gratuitous representa-