The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGnAPAs.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Killed and Wounded French Generals.
lNTERESTIN FROM MEXICO.
Add cation Of President Carrera,
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The Killed and Wounded French Generals.
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Arrival OF the America Mt Boston,
GRAND TIE DEUM AT PARIs-THEKILLED AND WOUND
ED FRENCH GENERALS-ENGLISH REINFORCE
MENTs FOR THE CRIMEA-THE sPECULATIONS AS
TO TIE PLANS OF THE RUSSIANS, ETC, ETC;
Boston, Sept. 70, 1856.
The royal mail steamer America arrived here from
Halifax at about nine O'Clock this evening. The mails
brought by her will be forwarded by the early train to-
morr ow NOR ming over the New Haven road and will be
due in New York at five O'Clock the same afternoon.
letter from Paris, dated 18th inst, says
The e deuns ordered by the at the church Of
Notre Dane Thanksgiving to God for the capture OF
pomp which the Catholic church is capable of dis
paying-the Minister'S, he great Deputaries Of the
State, several Of the foreign Ambassadors numerous
gistive body the Judges, and in word all the great
bodies Of the State together with the different members
OF the academic and learned institutions, present.
more brilliant display of uniforms embroderies and
decorations has seldom been The Emperor went
detachmens Of Guides CLUSTERS Of the Guard and Cent
Gardes= His Majesty who was in carriage drawn BY
eight horses led his lackeys in splendid veries He
was accompanied by Prince Jerome and wore the uni
form Of a General The Empress not present
The National Guards and troops Of the line were drawn
the fuieries to the Notre Dame. vast crowd
Of spectators lined the streets along which the
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and returning, greeted with hearty accamations Of
" Vipe pEnlpereur'' All the houses the line of the
procession profusely decorated with English and
French flags The cathedral Of Notre Dame was deco
rated internally and externally with English French,
turkish ana Sard.nian hags, On the column also, was
The sight of the standard of the Protestant English in
the venerable Catholic cathedral Of Paris very
markable 1t in fact of the most curious things
that has occurred in the course Of the alliance.
A despatch dated Paris, Wednesday, September H.
that fresh renorcements ordered to proceed to
the Crmea Immediately to join the grenadiers and the
guards.
despatch from Vienna states that Baron Kubeck,
President OF the Council had died from cholera.
In regard to the losses of the French French letter
says:-
at ia reported in Paris that no less than four French
Generals killed in the attack sebastopo Sa-
turday The death Of General Desales, however, who
attack on the Central Bastion not confirmed
The Of those killed Generals Rivet lie Breton
and Neil Gen. De Maroles is missing, and it is feared
that he has met his death from the explosion of mine.
General CouesOen is severely wounded aud the favore
aide-de-camp Of General Pelessier MORALLY OF the
French casualties otherwise we know nothing positive
hs BE
including the English loss, while others form a lower
estimate. Probably the returns will not be given until
after the celebration Of the Re Deum in Paris
The London Times speaks OF the ability of the Rus
slams naming themselves in the Northern Forts, but
says the works there inferior in strength those
they have gutte and do not comprise the OF
arsenal and town. and that they supplied with
water by wells only II also says:-We take the final
destruction of the Russian steamers by the orders of
Prince Gortschako be further proof of his intention
toretreat otherwise these vessels might have been shell
tered for short time under the large Northern batteries
From these indications conclude that the present
object Of the Russian Generals is mainly to the
mains of their army and the strategical question which
respective begerents whether the allied forces viii
tot prevent that object"
artllerymen at the guns but with that exception
complete panic took possession Of the Russian army
The Ltd sndace Beige Gays that at the third assault
generals Off GERS, and soldiers all mixed together