New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
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BosToS, Friday, Sept. 2s, 1855.
The Royal Mail steamship America arrived here
from Halifax at about pine o'clock this evening The
mails brought by her will be forwarded by the early
train 10 morrow morning over tho New Haven roaf,
and will be due in New.York at o'clock the same
evening.
A letter from Paris dated the 18th inst. says:
The TIE Deum ordered by the Emperor at the Church
of Notre Dame as thanksgiving TO God for the cap
TUE Of vsstopol was chanted this morning with all
the pomp which the Catholic Church is capable OF dis
psyiDg the Minister'S the great Deputaies of the state
several of the foreign ambassadors, numerous Gener-
ais the Senator'S the members Of The Legislative body,
the Judges, ana in word, all the crest bodies of the
State together with the different members of the Ac-
ademic and learned institutions were present.
more brilliant display Of uniforms embroideries,
and decoratiops has seldom been seen. The Emperor
went to the Cathedral in grand procession, escorted
by strong detact ments of guides, Curassiers OF the
Guard and Cent Gardes. His Majesty was 10 car
rage drawn by eight horses, led by lackeys In spen-
did liveries.
He was accompanied by Prince Prince Jerome,
and wore the Uniform of General. The Empress was
not present The National Guards and troops of the
line were drawn up on both sides othe streets leading
from the Tuileies TO the Notre Dame.
A vast crowd Of spectators lined the streets along
which the cortege passed, and the windows of the
houses were filed with pe His Majesty both 60
ing and returning greeted with hearty accama
tiors Of yive rEmpereur." All the houses on the
line of the procession prousey decorated with
English and French flags.
The Cathedral of Noire Dame was decorated inter-
nslIy aud externally with English, French, Turkish
and Sandman fags. On the column also was large
escutcheon bearing the English aud French arms.
The sight Of the standard of the Protestant Enghsn
in the venerable Catholic Cathedral of Paris was very
remarkable 1t was in fact of the most curious
things that has occurred in the course of the alliance
A dispatch, dated Paris, Wednesday, September
2 says that acknowledgements are ordered to pro-
coed to the Crmea Immediately, to join the Grena-
diers and the Guards.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Baron Kubsck,
President of the Counsel, has died of cholera.
In regard to the losses OF the French French letter
says:
al" is reputed in Paris that less than four French
Generals were killed in the attack on Sevastopoi on
Saturday The death of General De Sales, however,
who made the attack on the Central Basnon Is not
confirmed. The names Of those killed are Generals
Rivet lie Breton and Mel General DE Marches Is
missing, and it is feared that he has met
his death from the explosion OF mice.
General Conestoen is severely wounded, ana the
favorite Aidede Camp of General Pelissier NOR
tally SO. OF the French casualties otherwise We
know as yet nothing positive. The total number 10 as
We, not allowed to trsnspire Some believe that 1t
will be found to amount to 1000, including the In
plish loss, while others form lower estimate
Probably the returns win not be given until after
the celebration of the TIE Deum in Paris.
of ia
The London Times speaks Of the nobility OF the
Russians in maintaining themselves IN the northern
forts but says the works there are Inferior 10 those
they have Quilted and do not comprise the resources
Of an arsenal and town, and that they are supplied
with water by wells only. 1t also says; we take
the fiji al destruction OF the Russian steamers py 'e
orders of Prince Gorchakol to be farther proof Of
his intention 10 retreat otherwise these vessels might
have been sheltered for short time under the large
northern batteries. From these Indications we con-
clude tia. the present object of the Russian Generals
is mainly to save the remains OF their army anu INC
strstesica question which remains to be determined
by the skill ard vigor Of the respective bellgeiene
whether the allied forces will not prevent that OBJECT
The Times Paris correspondent writes that the nus
,iap artillery meu were at the guns, but WIN luS'
exception complete panic took possession OF the nus
sian amy at the appearance Of the Allies at the Maia
koff tower.
The Journal independence Beige says that at the
third assault generals, officers and soldiers were all
mixed together.
An order has been received at Mareises TO suspend
the smba,kstion of bombshells and to land those
already shipped.
General Canrobert was offered the dignity OF ar
f. sha Of France, but declined to accept IT, that ne
might not ersc from the laster Of the achievements
Of General Pessier.
The America on her arrival at Halifax hred 80 guns
| in comnemoration of the victory.