The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-06
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letter from Paris dated the 18th inst. SAYS
! The TeDeum ordered by the Emperor at the Churcl
of NotreDdme thanksgiving TO God for the cap
| ture OF SeVustOpOl was chanred this morning with
! all the pOmp which the Catholic Church is capable
of displaying; the Minister'S the great Dcputaries
OF the State, several of the foreign ambassadors nu
merous Generals, the Senators, the members o
the Legisl tive body, the Judges, and in word
all tue great bodies OF the State, together with the
different members of the Academic and learned
institutions were present.
more brilliant display of uniforms, embroideres
and decorations, has seldom been seen. The En-
peror went to the Cathedral in grand procession,
escorted by strong detachments of guides Cuiras
siers of the Guard and Cent Guards. His Majesty
was in a carrigage, drawn by eight horses, led by
| lackneys in SPLENDID liveries
He was accompanied bp Prince Jerome and
wore the uniform of a General. The Empress was
not present The National Guards and troops of
the lines were drawn up both sides of the streets
leading from the Tulliers to the Norte Dame.
vast crowd of spectators lined the streets
along which the cortege passed, and the windows
of the houses were filled with people. His Maj
esty both going aud returning greeted with
hearty acclamatiOns of give pEmpereur." All
the houses on the lne Of the procession were pros
fusely decorated with English and French flags
The Cathedral of Norte Dame was decorated
internally with English, French, Turkish and Sar-
diuian flags. On the column also a large es-
cutcheOn bearing the English and French arms.
The sight of the standard of the Protestant English
in the venerable Catholic Cathedral OF Paris, was
very remarkable. 1t was in fact one of the most
curious things that has occurred in the course
of the alliance.
A dispatch dated Paris, Wednesday, September
-, says that fresh reinforcements ordered to
proceed TO the Crmea Immediately, to join the
Grensdiers and the Guards.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Baron Ku-
beck President of the Counsel has died of cholera
In regard TO the losses Of the French, French
letter says:
at is reputed in Paris that no less than four
French Generals were killed in the attack on Sc
vastopol on Saturday. The death of General De
SALES, however, who made the attack on the Cen.
trail Bastion is not confirmed. The names OF those
killed are Generals RiVet lie Breton and Mel
General De Maroles is missing, and it is feared that
he has met his death from the explosion of mine.
General ConestOen is severely wounded, and the
tSvorite Aidede.Camp Of General Pelliser mortally
so. OF the French casualties otherwise we know
as yet nothing positive. The total number is as
yet not allowed TO transpire. Some believe that it
will be found TO snount TO 10000, including the
English loss while others form a lower estimate
Probably the returns will not be given until after
the celebration Of the TIE Deum in Paris.
Abe 4~DAioit 4 udes speaks OF the n0OllitY 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 resour-
ces OF an arsenal and town, and that they are
supplied with water by wells only Ii also SAYS:
I'VE take the final destruction ofthe Russian steam
ers by the ordes OF Prince Gorchakof to be iuth-
er proof of his intention to retreat otherwise these
vessels might have been sheltered for a short
time under the large northern batteries From
these indie tons conclude that the present object
OF the Russian Generals is mainly TO save the re-
mains OF their army; and the strategcal question
which remains TO be determined by the skill and
vigor OF the respective belgerents IS whether the
allied forces will not prevent that object"
The Times Paris correspondent writes that the
Russian artillery men we're st the guns, but with
that exception a complete panic took possession of
the Russian army at the appearance otthe Allies at
the Malakoh tower.
The journal Independence Beige says that at the
third assault generals officers aud soldiers all
mixed together.
An order has been received at MArseies to sus.
pend the embarkatioh OF bombshels and TO land
those already shipped.
General Canrobert was offered the dignity Of Mar
shall OF France but declined TO accept IL that he
might not detract from the luster OF the achieve.
ments OF General PeIissier
The America on her arrival al Halifax fred SO
guns in eommemoTation Of the victory.