EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIII, Issue 695, 23 December 1854, Page 2

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

[Fiom «ur own Correspondent.] Paris, Tuesday Morning.

At length all doubt as to the fall of Sebastopol is set at rest. The telegraphic despatch transmitted by M. de Bourquency from Vienna, and which JL^ forwarded to you by telegraph, has removed all doubt, and the destruction of the Russian power in the Black Sea is a fait accompli. But, notwithstanding 5 the certainty of the fact, the French Government is still without tbe official announcement of it, and the cannon of Jthe Invalides continue, consequently, their silence. It will be some days yot before the exact details of this grand event rao be known, but alrna<lv the telegraph brings us some slight but interesting particulars. According: to the accounts winch. have reached here from Bucharest, the Fort dv NorJ, notwithstanding the new lines of defence recently erected, wa»

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