The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10

ce Of the w4Aer examine vher position From the
forgotten, no doubt, in the prec,pta rste.t Of the
crew. Cheers and than determined on
laying hold Of it; but The hip was lying nearly In the
sneny's guns. The attempts made during the ane cold
nights OF October had BEEN unsuccessful ac,ount o.
the moonlight the Russians at the least STIR pouring IL
that dhec'i shower of projectiles which rendered
he operation, not impossible at least very peri
Cd. The Russian osors we're removed, and pre-.
stnted tn the Admiral The army crps on
expecting be attached by the Russians WHO in
hurry to descend from their POSITIONS The general OPT
noD, however, 10 that they cannot remain on the pa
Sronap outposts continually exchange shots with those
OF the enemy The best possible undersaI ding
fesses the greatest esteem soldier. Of the army
General Ia Aamora who active, Intelligent in
dpt,rious and vieilant
The English are nov executing stupendous works. Any
veDuripR to speak Of the evscuaton Of the C
would be laughed At There evidently such in
tenton on the part of the allies for why should the En-
gsh be constructing magnificent roads building
town with stone in the nsighborhood d Balaklava
the country TO be abandoned9 Every day 5000
are employed in those works The English army ia at
numbers about 90 COO men, and achievements daily
arriving. t1
Our last accounts from Knburn we're brought BY the
squadron The place Ii covered the land side by for
nidahle works, and If the Lman OF the Dneiper should
freeze and the Russians be tempted the posi-
ton, the 9th Regiment and It's brave Colonel NJ Dam
will give them something 10 do. The garrison OF
XIII bum exclusively French The brg.d II General
independently Of those sortiaestions which defended
they will be, could defy 900 assailants Kinburn
will be projected by the squadron Of Commat der Paris
consisting OF several igates, anchored along the
coast Of Oczakof and the floating batteries Devastation
Lave and Tonnante have been told by naval oncer
excellent results and most useful information for
ture operations The remainder Of the brigade, com
General Chasseoup aubat arriving by deg ees and
occupies the former quarters OF tho Foreign Legion The
Importance of the port II Kaiesch daily and
its command is confded to Capt. Mansion de Candle
Affairs In France.
Paris Nov. 23) Correspondence Of London FINEST
with the Duhei Cambridge, at the beginning Of the
week presented 10 600 francs to the Mayor OF that place
to be distributed among the poor.
M Dc Moulon First President Of the Imperial Court Of
noua ana NJ Falcannet, Pfocuer General II the fnpe
ria Court Of Pau tex The usual o4hs before the Empe
Stunning their respective functions
The conservation Of Mgy. Delase the new Bishop o.
Rhodes took place few days ago. in The usual form in
NJ Rom ieu formerly Director of the Beaux Arts, In
spectoI Of the Imperial Libraries, has just expired at %
The Emperor has just Issued Decree in which he de-
elalts that be deirous OF giving to the Empress Eu
Affection he has decided that the educational establish
aens Of the Legion OF Honor, which to
under the protection OF the Empress to whom report
the situation and wants Of estabs nments is to
presented every year by the Grand Chancellor of the Le
VISIT OF THE KING OF sARpINIA-HIs ARRIVAL AT
MARsEILLEs-ENTRY INTO PARIs--ROYAL RECEP
from the Paris Moniteur, Nov. 231
The King Of ssrcinia arrived at Marseies at o'ciok
THURSDAY morning His Majesty received land
ing BY Colonel Edgar Ney Aa-de.camp Of the nperor
first uaear; by the MARQUES de Conesano ChambcIlan;
and by IieuteDant Coonel de Vaabrsgue, Eluer Com
mander, sent by the Emperor 10 meet the King; by tn
General Comm ander Of the Ninth mihtary DIVISION by
the freec. Of the Bouches du. Rhone by the General
cemmandsr Of the aepasms.t BY the Mag or Of Mar
savo Of artillery noupced the landing Of the King
1he troops drawn up in line of battle The port
and formed double line along the passage Of the roy
cortege. An escort OF honor accompanied the Kina'r
carriage His Majesty aghted at the Hotel Of the Pre-
awaited the King at the aneng place accompanied hi
Majesty to the Preesure. Ibe soldiers and the popua
ton of Marsees who had assembled in crowds along TIM
passage of the King, greeted him with enthusiastic
cheers.
His Majesty left Marseilles at quarter past H. tol
Lyons BefoIe his departure the King paid avsit to he
Royal Hishness the Grand Duchess Of Baden the Hote
der Colonies. Along the line between Marseil!es
his esy found assembled tie principal local auho,i
ties de achment Of troops and the population eager
weco.,e the august ally Of France.
At AvgnOn the Archbishop 10 the station to
At O'Clock in the evening the King Of Sardinia
rived yons amid salvos Of artillery aud the cheers
The populations who crowded the station, the quays and
tie streets through which the royal c,rege had to pas
Excetncy Marshal Count de Castellane COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the army at Lyons and Of the Sth military di
vision; by vaLse, Senator, charged with the admiais
Lyons and by the principal civil and military authorities
The King ashtot at the Hotel de pEurope which had
tion Of his Majesty and his SUITE
TIE Lonitr adds the following
The King Of Sardinia will receive a most hearty and
warm welcome from the population of Paris.
Tins august sovereign Is only the descendant of
Of the most glorious regnng families Of Europe the che
OF Iaiion whose desinies from time immemoral ha'
been bound up with those Of the French nation by his
eminent personal qualities his loyalty and his tried
courage ey The hsadness Win which ne cent ms ORE
cause, King Victor Emmanuel has special claims to the
sympathies OF France
lfaris tNov %, Evening" Correspondence Of London
The great event of this day the arrival Of The King Of
sardinia in Paris. From II O'Clock 'his morning con
towards the terminus Of the yons Railroad to receive
and Welcome with their acclanatons Visitor Emmanuel
cortee would pass along quays and the Rue de Rvo
great many houses the Boulevards the clubs an
theatres were from an early hour decorasd Win nsgs'
DINA and Turkey.
The Cirque Napoleon in particular remarked for
the elegance of Its decorations. The rue de Rvc thu
Place Of tho Hotel de vile and the qusys in fact the
entire line along which the King to pass, stint
large court yard On the Place itself de;achments u
foot cbasseurs and Of the line kept the ground and he
guards of honor within the court were see ed from the
(irenadiers and Vogeurs Of the Imperial Guard. ca
noIy of crimson velvef frnged with gold hung over ~
door Of tbs waiting room, which bad been transforr
cd up with gold Clusters Tags belonging to the allie
naticns, with the Of Victor Emmanuel, aud tha
shields with his royal arms completed the ornaments
rich carpet exenced from the door to the pathway
which tie King step from the carriage, and gale
res the right and left had been prepared for thos
who were specially invited. detachment Of the Cent
Gardes and Guides drawn up on both sides Of the
entrance TO the waiting room and seven Of the lmpca
carriages awaited his Majesty and suite.
At hapsst H. PRICE Napoleon left the Palais Royal
In state caisge preceded by two outriders wearing
the Imperial livery. Marshal Magnan, Colonel F. sury,
the Projects Of the Seine and Police and great number
Of public fnnctoparies ciyi and military asaito ncs
Napoleon 1T the railroad station The members Il the
Council Of Administration, the sa ion masters aud 81
the employ es drawn up within.
At O'Clock precisely the arrival Of the royal train
announced and in five minutes after the locomo q
decked with the ardnian colors stopped the drums
arms and the full band Of the Guides wno we're
oed the entrance Of the reception room, struck
up the sNarcle dc Snvoie.'
The King, who wore the uniform Of Colonel Of Has
sa descended from the carriage, and was received the