The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

dancy which he has obtained By his orders the Turkish
Which was r. 70 toe In PEN
insula and to form the reserve which rs N greas S
guard the great camp Of ebasopol Omes fasna mao
insisted upon embarking the Turks immedatey, anu
pleaded the danger in which the army Of kars was ~
present but the Marshal replied with grea. snow o.
saJ ~ the retreat of General Moravief, as nothing
would then prevent the allies rom anung between
whence thew might, in very shor! time cut of the
whole Russian army between Rars and Erzeroum.
aers from, tbe Fperor his master send circular to
the political agents of Russia intmatng the intention of
that country continue the war with the greatest deter
A. present at Nkoae will remain behind for some time
with the army and that Prince Gortschako is to be call
ed to the post of Minister Of War; while the Armenian
General Moraveff is to take the army Of the Crimea
which is to be defended to the last extremity
The French booty at ebastopol is said to be ted
at 0C0 fr, and the losses of the Russians
So 600 fr The line Of the Tchernaya is the posi-
lion Of great Importance from the sraegcal operations
OF which it is about to the base The general be-
lief that the Russians endeavorine effect their
retreat, covering It by some specous of troops
sss hs
poleon, afterwards the Dir de Decembre - Nm as
the direct organ Of the then President Of the Republic
has suddenly broken out into violent attack Lord
Stratford de RedciHe, Ambassador at Constantnope.
Lord Stratford it is known always set himself against
Fren influence but he now seems to have incurred
tart reply from the sultan with whose prerogative he
il said to have been interfering 1t Is curious however
that earnest desire to get rid of him the part Of
Of sebastopo In fact, there manifest indications
that Paris just is the centre Of great political
plot, such term be admissible when applied to dipo-
matists. The Pays makes an appeal to Germany The
Constitutional talks about the of the feudal
edifce being buried under the ruins OF Malakof The
Duke Of SAKE Coburg goes nomina to witness
the damnation of his OPERA but really the representa-
tive of his brother Prince Albert and Baron Prokesch
the Austrian Commissioner most in favor OF Austria
joining the Western alliance is here The King of Prus
sa all the while is being spoken Of as responsible for
the manifold suferngs entailed by state OF WAL; ,
PARIS, Thursday, October 4, 1855.
approaching Close Of the Industrial Erhibion-Le Boat
Experiments on the Seine-Grand European Fire Engine
Coafest-7Ae Terms chieh Russia ,eiu Get, if She is
Compelled TO Knock Under--A French H1o-Roydl and
Diplomatic Movements, de-, dc.
The kne of the Great Exposition has at length been
sounded from official authority 1t inaugurated
the 18th Of May it is to be closed the 10Th Of October
when in the presence of the Emperor and EMPRESS and
amid all the pomp ceremonial that give celia,
The occasion, the various medals viii bdistributed.
grand dinner have been given to Prince Napoleon
on the 18TH instant as President of the Exhibition
by his desire it is to be changed into soiree held at
the Louvre whose to be "hanselled" for
the occasion, and the exposants, whether French or
foreign and the notabes of the press will be expected
to assist As the days Of this great national experiment
become numbered its sponsors do all in their power to
extract from it some great practical benefit, in
stance Of which afforded few days since in certain
experiments with life boats diving apparatus and fire
engines which took place. the Seine in presence Of
Prince Napoleon, and some thousands Of spectators.
Nothing indeed could be stirring and animated
than the which the Quay dOrsay the Bridge OF Je
ma and the banks of the Seine presented The arrange
rnents all made by NJ Treca and NJ rrelat the I'm
perni Commissioner and Civil Engineer The life. boat
experiments we're excellent, were also those of
the divers who remained under the water with
their strange dresses nearly hour, picking up
articles not larger than five franc piece thrown
into the water from time to time by the men,
Of the jury all of whom there assembled in
solemn concave. But nothing seemed to excite such
general interest the contention Of twenty three fire
engines, which, like park Of artillery, drawn
in line ganst the wall Of the Quay dorsay suppose
there s something in the bubbling pashing and spu't
ing up of water which is always pleasant for certainly
among all the popular monuments of Paris
eagerly thronged the fountains. In this instance,
however, all European nations seemed to have entered
the lists to fight aquarium tournament, which should
prove the superiority of fire water Prussia this
time was determined not to be behind hand and demon
strated that If in the East she unwilling to do bat
tie the Bridge of jena far too full OF unhappy
res to allow her to be idle in she went pumping
against The wall of the Quay dorsay like ancient
KatabaIisa against old Syracuse and with only this
Then up the London fire brigade, represented by
Messrs Merryweaher's engine and another by Messrs.
Taylor 4 SON. Ye gods! the pumping and spashing
something awful, while each, worked by twenty-four
stout men-at-arms this 0ndine artillery fixed away
at the Partisan sebasopo but not stone of the Quay
did they touch
There was racing and chasing Ger connol, lee,
Belgians, Ausrians and Germans enter, Kaabalistas
rushed in and took part in the melee but still the
goal remained untouched when to the atonishment of
pf hinyf rprf do INV
Montreal began TO show certain symptoms Of being in
labor Twenty married wives attended her in the shape
toned to be contented with sixteen and to the aston
shmen of the Prince President the international Jury
and the delighted thousands who behed it. dashed her
Jet at with such violence against the wall that 1t
obvious she could have thrown It, but for this nerposi
ton, 10 metres farther The cappng Of hands and ge-
neral accamaons that hailed her success worthy
OF victory of historical Importance thought is
BILE TO suppose that the enormous boon to humanity
which clever invention affords in Of the awful
pers Of fire. present to every ones mind Be that
as IL may, the compliments which paid to Mr. Perry,
the brother Of the who took the machine - pieces
and explained the action Of its various parts with great
cearness and practical knowledge to the Prince, the
rious scientific men, and the fremen, must have been
very gratifying Ffenchmen have kind Of natural sym
pathy with Canada and seemed TO view her in this
instance without particle Of envy.
The following article from the semofcial organ the
Cons,monnel gives inkling Of the terms likely to be
conceded to Russia
sNevertheless,'' says NJ. Granier de Carsagnac in
order the solicitations Of her own allies with
show of equity and moderation Russia had recourse to
principle recognized in diplomacy requiring fcs
compis to be the starting points Of negotiation" The
heet of Sebastopo still exists said She reduce 1t If
you but you cannot obge TO destroy it with
own hands" Now, what are these fails dccomplis
They not the reduction but the destruction OF the
Russian fee-the destruction, in fact OF Sebasopol-
the unconesed possession OF the Black Sea- the Sea OF
AzeH, with the certain and speedy capture OF all the
Crimea looming In the horizon. These then bases
upon which any conferences whether they be held
at Vienna or elsewhere, must rest.
II a corporal OF the LIST Zouazes who planted the
hrst French standard on Malakol HIS Is Eugene
Librant Of Paris II General MacMahon's standard
Of the LIST division, the hosting Of which to be the
signal for the attacks the other points He gave II TO
Lbrant with his own hands Librant while springing
into the trenches, struck by stone, but notwth
standing the pain caused him scaled the parape in the
midst ola bail storm Of proeces Of every kind and
ceeded in planting the Gag around which many were
TO receive their death. 1t appears that eighteen
Who remained in Sebastopol made prisoners. AT
first 1t supposed they bad been left behind In order
to fire the mines but this mistake, and they have
been treated with respect Private letters state
that the former life Of the camp longer recognz able
You cannot FORM, says Of them, idea Of the
Joys of the soldiers at the service Of the trenches being
end without detracng from their patriotism Is
tany them the grandes result Of the campaign The
sof bave