The Press. — London, England, 1854-12-30 00:00:00

Turks were ;haltedt to ado ., spoilikowl if hats.*** poor vided for the withers, is not aear so bad as at first sight sew smilers suppose it to ; be. Putting aside the lives sacrificed to carelessness and negligence, an increased mortality in ;our young army, in this its *rat winter cam. papa was what might 'have been Ina has beim expected: Pewee. .alines ; me: unre; ;raw material, which' war . sedum eied;tuelta &inland hardens toAts wire: Ass army fresh bow home • like the Jewish' ' Mena* lava Gideon emu sesnded whew; c*upeigsing against the ilehisites, wants f agtied temay, meals, and: Mt matabewl; situ*. be obi down, to turn out such a body of veterans same alone; um look foe feA r effoct . th e compiest of ' Koviiioyssiii4.4lis t ovorilirosi! of sittl4if. ill:haAlattaa;kr4qoM 0 Aar!, iltitta.Rea.o4, ogn, opt . .ikly wit eeeeeP•ed• etelcheM ,t l O ged Fere .A 4 : 14 0T ARei 1 PPLAiir 5 , I PM 4 q 5 i , 49041°04 Peer , *Or plump NA P4 5 3i'40 4 4 1 . iffiNnolies, t ip, ; .cliotiOog„ owiii , . vial . ihPix wudo,, pigging,/ ,land., IA; r, t 4 ay, p hy' I town pf,',l4alfiklam, TA40041 00P 31 440,4.0 4 . t ,4101 4 that. '.- al44PaiWk.me,w4. peowipp.ifiwt DreTli• I , - - NAultiVreg4tnehts jut sewn alittorrlfPf. - 044•1444tiarA. 1 k Alill A;14; 0 4 MfAtbat igo )>I4 fpw,P. .444; 4 444 the ; BMW ,P 4 .i! 441,41 u % B o . .1 1 =#1= 1 1 111 Pte teervkieebie 040.11:44, young *ail• iwelisirif,,-brou , soil,mul kiggard faces, , I I ) 4l , i;ab4t Ah et. Atiittea *4ll,priaations which . , lit :it. i.xopogazio is the roao4,4o4,boiaii-fed thrrk,l*494 .. St,' Jaarstio tbeY he]; ere • "FY alifefe* At9-sedatiFiegs4rttu.ktis,,b4wwils.s. 4 , 4 ,4 0t p 9 A . identit y /4d fad (for the. anst ti,mi1.44,014# 100 1: on 4ty XA t L i At 14;scAit, Std raw 4 1 1444 • J-. 1 it t• • ••••t t . ~• tale °fee • iTitlitieukt . have, inanagad • i t o 4 1 j,ig up RN A r . F 9 f ) fP. tomkTelOtSiiiig mot Irma. F. nglantl, aCk that& to t :PP§ParP?A.PA, Ate' Me? fittTAA AerttelY Red a pair of ig...bk: _c_t)fy# iiiiat; 1 44,..,.)444 .Ain EA be Sant into , Hale, !IS ni .mg., m# 4 pmplic,9it the xximpa4 7 of. iiiii* supply, , Wwt,Prolit,* - WP0:,. 4144 r gigviiOtOitier, (411WArlil . Plat* itTfli*TM! A qvoyL reittircd, . Illh ; Fenced 044;104P t@rathuiPToi9l4.•l o 4,Mß.boPa ratale so ceatrae.;44,41,4104 PreoPacu. o4 44lo.. Ala' it ), ;Weaks that they will 44 haat•Att sttat4 1:44014;t 1 441140041 bulk in . clothing beneath4hms, y a at, s ame title, the movements of the hrm's 'both; 11,;13 ilig , by. tha•matraint. From the. difil l enity, ti;00,;#1 1 1 (4 18 4041 ,ansl 1 dajag 4* clothes, and ; from not • haymig, a Be. oe,raeu ate rlot.able to' beep .14e40.1Waller.lY ,a4lOO. ip e Writ hataa-cttlrlxta /eaallY ;Put RP,. aid wPifilli.;4o4 9 . 1 _ , .1140, many . . ‘ aAtY Of* 1 "Ile , AhAMPAIOO 10PileA 00 er, .i nica : L q , Y - . Y's ARW 1 1 11 4, I +9Wq.4 l :ooiNtAtowil ir: filglags put ° Y , '3 4 ;° 1 040/ 4 40‘ 0 SiApywiiflo Awl adgent,egeoue fire* n ay, ; NO, • ett4•gliniatte .to .whie l la the Well& • 4tee i. WOO - 1, 1 4 teln#ll l be • AuPoog, livtimale Upwind: l AT .4ec0. 3 414 1 .,, AmiTPOSO We have 1 3 .5e17. right t 4, es w,,,,,,b,..1,,.,„,,,,,,,......,,,..„,,,a. 1044444;1 1 .P-* i pior a 3t; Avon . pew. , the wane 1 1e9194 , 0. 'MI ,4: , lk•ln y.. te ~u ubleeked, and rrgefef 4Neteere es (AP . as , .the * th ,eiglaiti be a eatest -, .pißtsgarrpartieularly the latter-6oz • the PAIFIVItf of lite pig,* feat and legtiAlaY;44d. werl4l. • • -•-• .• THE -BAILtoKLANTA • RAILWAY• I 4IOII/1. " • ' The se 3rinecti ilincloUnt of the ' preParetions'neW irptelly•nvekifig lei"the ieehstructioh eir ' a •ra4ivititit Balialarif , lik r poiti c. idiblishlidliN 'Mk eitth#.Ot, i „int 4 'l[lll , ll .111.. leolll.Jl ill .• , ii wl 2 , tit Tift - sr, - 90 oft: 111 .41 •• -i i! .: !: ••••i' • : ' ;•••;'1 • i=pelit,eamige i gi to gory .the xsilway. material and , ,arld.-40 perfrarra @ugh other work so may be *ma w00:404470r die, siege or redoetion of -Sebastopol, tolle* .0 Serail Rteseit 14*4 Wm veiling, ships, of .the aggro, WA touldige • lotAritfli;hoittle. Anel..looo.harse power.. • The Meterislicoawlett of. CBo9..Rmas.ca' veils sued fasten/VW 6,000 sleepers, tillo loodarcif,:timber, aid about 3,00().,tem o f a&har INLaagia,l aadioachisery, oomptising. fixed eugioesi Monet, Pile , eagillea, trotks,•, waggons * , barrows, .b.bcited 'Minions, wire-repe,..picks, . bars, cordons, crabs, slaw variety of other plead and wake, lvesides.savviswmachism e !Avg's, .carpenters' -• and eoliths" tools:. dm. This material ia• diateibatesi. ores • the . dates*. weasels ii such. a-manner thatebsuld. may one og.ltioo .vieseels be lost or disabled it will,aelialulaager the eihniencroff the , whole, The ship* conweb fie forties. of. 50 or tit!, bOill :workmen ; . each party etwisetthei,sharge Of a foremast and assistotit, as • well as a suweta..to .olch .vessal, *ad.* sleek ,to , attend to the Ati r s Ittriagaaraho anomataae of pro ' Jimmie :,:ilsoth of the same de• to skits' crews, Each wan 4L #4ola for • th . 9 voyage and for 1. , feEO9A, .9 1 !eir arrival, e 1140ri1r0,4..48104Pab1i of LOU ;; it kaz p t i . _ ; ty , pr . o i lt=; an it s o *see, `Y , . ,1 1 01 .,0 13 ta____,lta ii. t _ .. Rai 444 R 0•11,4.4- I,flOzgrn? .31 , 1 . •• 1 8 1 5X1fll t A ,IFIk 1 44 1 1.• 9, 12 FATolAithe Irk Rapablspf *posies rpm, o?T's PherallY used 1 4 = ith a t rge gusuitity of 4,, Di rag tents .a butt i.n,- . i flammable, can la,' few , .retoertil, 1 . 021 9 . 1 ,491 Lr, /1 2 4 1 ,494;441p. ~ 4: 1 0 ,ett . ch party. rta - . r,y hie . but, eifimeet char. , t itlk ~is4e,, im 3 4.(Tr.iil, tile. aral, .9lie ellief ,etigilleat-ead. l. VA three.a/Mislaliff. 9:94' --- i 4. kteper and clerk. besides. ' dal treadling is provided i , thew:loßa moslition of the `ii ;,.the; Medical alaftterwiele, of miillogoli,Vel, .49er. PP41044 11441 4 r 110 1 3 4 11 4.11 1 ,4 0 ?40R1L,,Ap Ample. and c001494 15 ://f,peoriosd„.awit a / .4n v ki t al ' I mul Adaios's , revolvers have also k ____. . . . . , 1 " 1 " 11 1 , ~. 44 "•APY of the I!,94tivilli should need tbete, t wo •ay missionaries wi ll likewise accompany pr ia teis the zgeik, , 4 ear t le_ction of books isprovided for their use. Qiciarft, Welders, . o n e. of the seiling-ships will he. atifro a store and hospital ship, the rest of the . . . viotuallipe.and care of ;tiles stn' iiiiiolis • will •be um a liberal TO scription as usually supplied ti is supplied, with clothing .iptlip the service ha '101) . :)Ii7e to pef ill firoviitatitkp i riute4' yi}}, tiiiiiipliAkk, . ;30 three 6 0 4 '. 11 .41M 4441# 1 , „hi ti e , fffit P 44. ...PM' *l a * ,•v, I'l _ g, ~ R. , 19, tol4ll ~ , ~_,,,11 losti. ointis pl _*l)- L og. IV PQ9 . ARV p . 'RP WI 14).t1 vn;AP4 Cr .14fi - ',' . .4W p S • . .PI . n.f4R 18 45 . 4,4 1 61 of, ppo gigileyre„of 1 litifeb. 4 l l 9 ,,P9ri A rlPVlCC rlT:l,ftiTt;,oV. . ,eltaii in_nPlt, rMt 11/4 3 ,Rir,!9P4, a mitant i on4pwr., 4 . l one iitm Fir/4m ' .P. -. WIT IF NOrkeflistimi, ~Pili*Ti ?194.=e 0 Z-i,iii 14501 1 $ 4 ;i1RIM - .0.4 , eb.9 l o.lPlit 1 4 74 stpck rat Acres an e * larviln_t _ li te ,Pean and t lIMM nii; I? ,•, *l'.l‘'i .- till il.t.T -1 1 ,4 w t. squadron will be employed m circumstances may i expedient, The immense resources of Messrs. Peto and Bette 4ye Tabled them, with very little exertion, to collect, ozg4luiei,.aud shit) o ff , in au almost incredibly 041 41 . oa,ler, ~04: t4t* Akt is t P i Pl i4 r ° u . it expected t e yes/AllMr OThii,-ylO fft,, l l): , ;ft Agiftf!k,Oir9ikrY t lll , l:,thAtitki .7tT I ill*, r. e 441 1 41,4 ieß*9l-• ft 94 F ° 4. l 4,Ph , VW.Ct . /.., ~ M 4 P4 4r t : l i f ) i i,4 pagA9Frpzigir • , Alt#PP/M1 •P 'i.! • P . ,- 4 . glik Bk. i• . ' . A fit. ps "7 .11 t, . ,; • l fr. .i.nPlxiii4ft . se ''. s ;,. ,„, 1 ?. 1 l e r g .. ae „ .. eirAurmilpfl r(4 411 i - i ‘`' . 4 4 , l l 9f te l .ii,ottiv W 1P4 14 4 .o,' ‘— rtnTol 4‘lll & f, ,l'y R i m ' . 4,V. 4 .1134t,: " 9 1 4„ f0 i r,P . 1 1 44 3 a tramway or e conveyance of 4 eyy ,Rugv and . cm: 4 4fielyjIlik:hWilkft# forfu 14fiCAlif 4 M 9.10004 e to Olge ows , t.fmnsf , ,, . , ,! I; • !..-• 'WAR •INFLUENCHS IN CONSTANTINOPLE. ' th4Siikii..pAveS Otety:godsend to theittiliddtstts a,cilikitithtlnoPle, licit moili'especially 'Of /W' All #ifte the werkujen and allepke3e i r s s have so MiS i. t„ do thskt they do not kuow wb . way, to tI4M; v . t 410,.# 10 purchase of supplies .feg . f t iiwytoga ins u ire4 number of at - augers who • have . 1 been Arsurer.to,Coa stantinople by the war, throw , a peat deg. of money intothe eountry, , but at thelsamttimeinalses ,rnavy thin ''m ore 'dear. Niit ' hotels - hero' insothitittp:Jin diteetioti gatlitY#beili!'illi"Whellitbr tor , jn y friai l i ti t o , eiri t ir oy 14 ..ii t iO c i o d. wef t emPloyina? tie"iii4444" _ ll o . ,dartl ifie) . ",t . -4-', maild r Ao,cAll, European Ole4''' fi att lii:7,teitid' id enormOnsly to what it used to be that the supplies MaFCAT liFfiMbefoX. 4 1 0 1 11 ".k9Wilkt 11 1 ) - • , . , THE: 8 OLDINWS I stroaar. The following it/eat extractolicem a letter.ofi pri4 vote on service in the CAMS% and written on the 7th i ns t. , „.. .• Our hospitals are all gottlitfelital again ; it is quite a common occurrence to '.hti 'tend* 'a 'man to thelhoePital id the %ladle of the night; the 'poor . feHtlwe get 'crimped in the inside from the 'cold which *tikes' to their very heart*. -We litre ' , Only one -blanket to -run emend vs when we lie down,, and out tents, owing to so much Vain hating Wen; are ve ry diunik , • I harkildeen mere fitter a heavy rein in the night'Wedreinpikidifind theenaelvds In-a peddle of water. Our men artellitylv Shocking state -here. Thei Franeh 'ate fat . befterelia to every 'respect • in regard - to die private soldiers' comfbrt. The French have had weein clothing teetticket . telitem.; our • peOple have been talking about doing so, and that is all. Whet in raw boastectweilthy nation thinking about; allowing their. army to reunite 'in such a wretched state es' we are now da t' Our soldiers do not blame our countrymen gentrally• 'foe , their miserable eandition. , -cmitetire.reverse ;' for they Often speak of, and do fell grateful for, the generous and noble conduct of our people in subscribing towards the relief of our soldiers' wives and tioniliee. It is those who have the management of affairs' that one soldierablanie, and I .do not think they far out. Many of our poor fellows have scarcely a bit of shoe to their feet ( inane others not aishirt to their hacks, and the consequence is that pus men are dying quite fast—in fact, the whole of our army . is in a very weakly state. • • . The french' and'Euglishisoldiera ere Still on the biat,eftritede We' atie' net . ' doing much' at' ereient. ottrlfirgelgathe are reeirlf disabled ditolign• *mune*/ Viiiy tiliteeVihtt visi are now letting tip' *oath *t en i t he/0y tatottnkhand'ire shall's* whatthey'lwill " y opiate*, ***twee; this pike It Only kis' the !feint- of 'Elni litryifnet;' the littesteltill' wilt G. 1 81 6 1* . twit "at' • fiTin th eti. eirdere," fine . they will' 'Ain& 'l.lOO l hirgettel." - 'The'-' l *led. - Math "here to Balettlard' i ls 'elate;' and,'lntit ' having eft nt rattle,. We' eta scarcely get ptrittsinnit" 4'; In 'ft/di, some tidy* *tiliatilly get any' ration/I'dt alt . -One cavalry have ldtit & horses; °tying lb . the 'a/tartness df corn and' sieftritftif Walther. .The .Aber things have no covertnW zwiliatater: The' Fratielt liottrew leek tlrst-raVs. ''• heel juin' bee* , set+Ocil Otte with' t* Guernsey shirt, which is it great' godsend' 1 1 ' sidente *van me itewlilve.' in ''or gent* linatethbit recitari4n. ThoWititny in 'Oar''hate begtinVitodft,lll6*lrat obJel* 'We at preltetildotiotkba+a..l'"l • Titt 1 , 1 y: A iniaship4449;s4f, . ,egt out writes thu s on the 'Ah inst,;.—v7 •,, • • • • Testerdaywat.one in the eiternoon, a small .•Feench steamer. whisk was ancle4redjust outside the range, of the fort. firedd two guns, which called our attention to the must , beads.eta steamer apparently villain. Atireetly..da4, of bastopol, and in a few minates whs shenk4 we ,sateltat 4 large }fustian steam.frigete, followed by, et smaller sloop, steaming out. es if to cut oil the French steamer's retreat ; but the Frenchman was too quick for them, a n d wsasooo among our large ships. We were the outside ship, and immediately slipped and gave chase; the linssiens were merniwbile blazing away at a battery that the French are making to 'protect the harborer where their transports are minhored. On our approach they steamed slowly back, and got safely intollee haelaner, but we,were et their heels, and gave thene,several parting shota.r , By the time they were in 'we were within .1,0110 yards ,of the. forts, which opened fire on as. The ebotfell. ell roiled us, but WA 044 man was .wonneketl 4 .though our rigging and boats antlered considerably. Fortunately, I W 4, went-not. leng ez,poteed to the concentrated. fire of .the,ifosti,fbr k 4llo objects et'! • oar, ohase being out of retioh, our.duty was fiewome44lied, an d, ' after a few broadsides at the Wasp and other batteries, we hauled otT, and muchored in our former position. Yee. terelay evening we received orders to take on board a cap. fain of the Russian artillery, whom we brought up here from Constantinople last time we came, where he had been primmer ,fOr two months, and now Le is to be oichaugod for Lord Dunkellin. He was a very agreeable guest; un t O: .- if t i l -0 I I A I .' t til ' i t : ts: - T, - - - 7 - ----=- - - fortuuately, he t i" VA A *ape point —Amoy, he never} yet;i'sh illink ii ' • guilty of going to bed sober. He hilked'Erenchreht well, and anderstood Engo lish a little. This morning.. 110 • awe on board atoisia, o . cl o*,. wlvvil go. ; Lloftr way, air hoisted a white flag, and ills 6 it , Feints)" gag et th e mem ; then steam , i t , f ur et 31,titgirittibltrat abou t It;:rit '3' tit - for was' ht ailed° i,fl'ihellifitt; it s 4ielffeagfit;• f , got idt iti ahem% lifithelptiiienity' , Wa ptinet 'lke dittectf , tee: the .harborar ;mark headed at/ tha see& "oh*, used* demons of 'fart. , Cenatantine, ~.., Orrisidei al itniaiswi , do elt ed down. ta fietotoosaffili iweitielireriallieflitoirargn Ito the embraces $. 7 .11 4 *PA 0; NA lc I .4Oint: f. l 4444qtllkelfo ► We Plauagial . to ( 444.1 41.9 19 4 , 49 9 1,014. 1 hHi, ~ 11,. .!•,,, 1, , THEI , DU:IIIE.OI' OAIMiIftEDGE•IfiT IiCKERII/ANN,' .1 1 h stllttiirchihiith Write* ' thrift '4 1114 Ol 'sliOtW tWeltattle or ,rik et ,th anti : 2„;,,E., 1 ~, 1 ...1111 I.fli' dill .11;fil 'ltri.• Luis .. i i lltv .been in i tifmrKin , , I II ''' . ' ~ n is f oetre lasf i 41 . w V i elfila . l o 4 tit ; )itdb ti'ihipli'Ciiiie lid, ugdsi4thilthltt tacti ' sleiderThati diffirtkditt."' llohilhtfieml. l ihtflelki •• iiit dity/ightllif reel 'earttelet, hut ithey is' elf &trill"; es IvityntatlY! be, OM: they fought +like ..4 , goad ' vol."- 'Wit took:theirighti.and the aecoitilelisasion tecierthe , lefl, what we ,finied. ilea ,the hussies., fe ere "boat .4944)01 strong, anti uff,poer:feAltoti,hallitollialli tira, Amu*. 'fat 4 ' f ie % prigs heireejwAthpu,t . leeth,,efillork • .. •VRT: I ,rllo iili l .* 43 ktsr l P ir 1 li wfis wiie" r stew- s r • ' ' ' 4 At ji , 4111 ixoiil t iii. 2,-.6.-di .72.,......1i 1 i i - d o l. otlytqr it etilatat' auntie bite ,alf l'a tlet,'W *ire e fea W616 . 46040' thetif, fer , Wel liiid Wit' a *yd/ 'Mir' mien n Min , •'. Whom Isl , Ireaele • ireghwestf luakily ;-. (widen dean to supperrt me med eery 'wieldy, gebtolifel Eatia,fte,ithe right &bait, atek isrikeed . right. into. ragboittatell,\ When. our :peer imiigileAt tileithelot.Mte t MIIPItaS4 Oftrii•forra rest, whieh 1/.4414) of foec4 PI AIM P 49 A . 049- 9.4; Ntet!lvibiti and li4 1 1 041/qt/rt.! 'kW RIF° r/Tnu41.49 1 .%14 ha Get, and , , ... o , tai 7, 4 aitl . iti ' •My hards, neve iti e . 413 441 t . o, or ituir •- eolotirs, for' etiiid" siiiiiihal' - iide` .'" '."' ~ ) !Ili, in ~ 01,,..1i INT N i-li NMI • . 1. , i - ( , AD.MlithLtkilikUti ' LL. ,nn „ la elo7ott The jbuyiudider,.,Loiniliniblitoltew allendirheshoilmi Crimea, giving the following account of airllalatiflNlMl tlnderiaken:bgr Admiral Britt e--- I 11141, I--.P. .1 , 4 I ''"The 6dinitirm'darfp`i is pe6ibliiial WOW Oa 'lii et ek *m el or:Rol*" with whielt I ehle officer iiffhwiffreque attaikeik• ;dr perhapw ori actionnt of that affliction, he seine. times has ehe.idea.of such andsicious attempts as are more to fircexyactedlnent a young lieutenant who haelres, promep titre : to. gain ftheu, from an athlete).. Lately,adlee it offal! stff* 0 5111941 t O, ,LUI F 4l 4,4looPleifif 0,4 40 . 1 1. 1 r OP l ii , i2i l t 41* ~. okri e tel di o xiss 1 Itt nie—i I .? t og o Att e „an , .1 to yrs! gi e f oliannel of Ei por. Re shat . be ao, Ato Audge tor '6W-selves vrhai 1M hitpailan teeny' is."' ' /Ile PropoM tieli'fras jiiyfnily actepted, and in the midille Off the night scrotal of the boats of the Charkentene Tut edr ihd entered thelehasmel. The boats went through envy pait:ofit, and the admiral :touched with his , own: hand the chain which , closes the, gnomic* of the militiry T0i1... ,lifferything woo eamegell le eviffly oR tip, part of the pil o M v party that not, a, slnA lep,E69 litter. aware , appietieiti n u t ti' s y l e . , 1. lop lw, tte,lSbatt,AS44,fo!.-49,3 z ci gid'ii 11-, .ha 1 p eeirrn 'ly gO:en, • TA ftie'vell'iliedapened 1 tdo frtlitt . Meador* the chin'et4; - and 'it wet' lintlYr a fekeffifilialeer et pray Wei et 'ettry aerteriptionAhal 1 thd • 'hobbit 'made , their W 4 oat.' - , Fort mantels 'not- or ilea ,Infa , wounded, 'though the long-boat et the Ghwltmegnil niati :somewhat damaged by the , tteemieeotheto ..1 .1•., , ... re 11:.,:lion ~: - ' . 1 .: ' THE . TIMM 1 inirtami•oLker 43r,Ai • " ivy letters *oral the- &ay liavid dai 66430 iiisteSti• we readelo.o-:. -.111 -.I f-o ,I:ff II :9,11 1 .o-iii I -To 1 ,, P'heiliplififigb iti.piewgicalva , *vr;ol' itftirelpii+di U; 'arid" till' the linfird •oslffch •my theft ante, ' the ' departiow of the threelifeekers "are hew etichoerldhetitelde ,Of !the; double bay , of Chetecaleae, where the. ifigniireetetof ride oatt the filarial gale of . the 14th nit. • , Chariot:lose-1W 11 formed .bytmn indentation* is the eahht ranning..Wsdif parallel to each other, and separated only by a nantote t tengue i etlend. ,ir5,,,„..,w„.!1.1110.1431, Km/o°h the frae nearest il a ra , called ha k 401 as lime ta k ott',l4 Di thti, _ ifiglit ' 1' ' While ih t i a tlikei kin*i barlraeliErbeittfeU Of hiking 0 - g kiaittlfitelleeelA theelNerielit , ' 'iteritelllbrie;OhheOh'lloll'4'ditl l lo6 *MVO_ tatted tie (KOWlciscithrtyc beldame the- lend' iitilmid - ib Weft anthibe tett:mice move open, is , tall. I ilifinieely superior to , the aritscha as a h anchorage, for, with I the exception of. w north-westerly gale, they, hare. nothing;to fear .from wind and weeth44 ~ r u .r ! . , . ;WC ,ilt , ': ' Their° , it-I/1.139rd ii, however, very apogee]. In some places tkere tp neihnig . ta he found but the hire / rock, while in others t Vil : % meet with shoals in the . middle , of the -bey; Btit' the p - b4#6 gukip4ed *rid liti4,,lliid dirsill,;,, .64 daft there 1.1 thing to fear on thatircori`' while the HOI tanOe from this: bay :le the erithiriee'of fiehirefelpl'il Oben' the same as Aver the Eataelia; -and.:thuto Aroftee elan be np just as; aeon,' it hot .eoonerp shawl* idea Maslen° at' teuipttwoalmoutd ,•:, f,. . ~ ,I. , H.,'• 1, , i,. ',l-• The air* elthe,Rooleien Warners on the , 44 1 1.4 .2 11 1 114 f tl{a, glen As a passage leer for shipa to corny, offt. the ,sunken vessels, so that if the Ilussiens were VII it It l itterapt a sortie with, their fleet,. then, t r lit ; Ind 6 vessels are sunk so • close to eWi 6 only one at a time could corbe out. The Iratig6, 1141 , 44 of the forts would, on the other hand, enable them to form under the 'over'Cof their fire and thee Meet the etittlated fleets, which, as you 41/1 eilaililtili°ve, are eager for each an - eueotniter. • ~' "• I ':'''Y: - • ' Heavy south and'houtisereat . *WI • ars 011 the pea' • railing feature in the weather, but liar- basis ..iost , fa loge deal of their former fury.