The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12
III. LATEST AsrEcrorrur

Ttt, VI TfIEW.p
Loving, The London Times Of Jul: . I,..'' mr.
loving upon the Erronc,, ~ -. ~ he H.
Is well po~leaia he :,,,.,o- "' HE iimcs
~Acror'linr to the mos. -o.o.,.
dispatches and The ,E,,; .'rn, '".r--allnc
mr,'. IN both ilon,c. Ias .. iva a'a,oa"e
.'npoF'anec to the further r, -,'.,,@o l%''s&
ho,, answer. ., 1t is affirmed nh VI ,ls war
. That ii" Emperor o. r',. WIN coniidence,
force If arm. ,a'9n Of the priar; s,i ~IA hr
,r;a VII, arms n aad that The Emperor If A., .:
him 7, =, necessary. by force 9. ,r,cs ~. ,'"
f.''" IL these resolutions haro I'm. 5'''> fTiei
''"a',E taken 10y the Courts as. " ,"en
""', iehna' Respectively. ,h.r. Mn ,>'1fs
end to all those lelaL. AVA VIII tie an
winch nave hitherto ar'cn,lp, the l,r1 '.',il'ie'
t'o"S OF the war. Austria. in ,ir.na' 's pea
enforcement with Earopa AMI M :, ~ GPutlc
will enter the nanui,ian Pro,;nn, o' ,,'' ior'e.
ing strength: nor i il re,,,,,,,. 80 Alo'-
that the forces Of the Gar. d., "''-Aed
will be by the expeditions 20 H. w.. As they
the 'nmea' can wir>tan! the ,o,ra- . ,s, and
new ALLIES with the yic,orjops - ,' VI 'iio>'
Pasha. II would not. howero- !, q "mar
to underratc the strength Of p,s.;, .'"At
fer that the Gar is altore,lcr 49,, 10 N
cause he has failed to Overcome ,r ,,.',> Re
resistance OF the ottomans. Tlor,, Urn
terrain no doubt o: The ul,ip,3.. ~, W eh-
are not disposed 10 conclude tia. ,bo '.''' We
pali.:cs will i,c cleared Of he ;.,,l ,i'o-
some hard fighting. * >aoa * 49,: ',' P
fairly thrown AVA: The Sralhsrl Il. --l>
Of the Gar. now ma,.pd On flo g.,
border. will herourei in >warp,s ,;,,a. '''A''
the Wallachian or Austrian J.r-i.,-, "o',
unless the military power If r.. IN '''',
a bubble. shock OF some >e,.-,v NV.
sac. Hitherto the bulk o. the l,js.,-.~.
forces have been Observing each o.b.- :,
i'lclon and >ilcnrc. while the { Il.iur ~ ID,
10 1000 Turks. and twice As n.ary II.
detached to engage them: now. hou,.e- !.
:hcSc announcements are verified. ,us-.,,s,
will he terminated. and the armies g. ~
mighty empires will t'e completely en-a-.l
From tins time. however. we hole W, M,
assume that the war viii he prosecuted a.,
three several theatres. and with tire. r..
iinct objects: in the riinciralitic> ana -.
>ihlv in the .oi.ti rrou> Provinces Of A.,
the force OF ,ha. power. IN continuation Wi
the Ottoman troops. will he engaged in 1-l,
M tn" Russians into their own ic,rlto-,. and
re-c>:abli>ll;r- the authority Of tn. : !.,. j.,
his own lcIcn,lcnci,s In the B4tic ,la
fleets and armies OF France and ENGLAND vii
blockade all the ports OF the Gar. and men.
ace even his capital while in the Black s.,
We trust that the immediate investment, Of s..
ha>topol NAV con;rihutc decisive feature "a
tbs cven'tul war. The question is. tan :.
ba>topol tc successfully attacked: and W
see no ground for negative CONFUSION. -
That 1t cannot tie taken tv 4 fleet alone seem
generally acknowledged. tut >rl.a>to,ol IS
land fortress Is well a> a SEA fortress al.
military engineers alwav> assert. that tc;o-,
proper expenditure I'll time ana money. e,
err land fortress must tall Ii. then. there !
noihinr aitece'!ent.y Improbable IN is cal
tarc. =" can VERY safely argue. tina, ali III
ordinary chances Il a >ic"e arr lirrciv IN on
favor. Though the allied forces NAV MOI /
nrm rouS ononeh now tor operation. !
lie lrincii,ali;i,s and the Crimca at enc,
they are certainly sufficient for one of the
r'arc>. >ino,v. And from oar entire conman
ottllc seas. our squadron would enable us I
nai.~V,rc Oh the water almost As freely a
Oh IL" land. 1t Is hardly probable tina, 30 G
5000" Aielo French troops. supported /
les II Irl ,x'l... r:'ii,:.-y >;rc.--,. -.
materially ialpc,,.d in c.irctin- lairllns
aud wien thu much has been accompli>hct
even thing bu. ,hc climate would tc .a,ora
lie - the ic>irrcr> While the i;u->ian> a.
separated iy enormous SirWcs and an i'll
pa>>;i.c i>thmu> from the central resource
q; the Empire. The allies would certainly en-
ioy uninterrupted communicatoa with ever
part OF the COAST and bc secured with unliu
tied supplies OF men. ,ictual> and munitions
\ siege. tools exact v the enterprise in wins
the proweSS of the two highly civilized Il;
tons ought 20 lie most conS,icuous. Ii
French and English engineers profess 10 |
inferior 10 none and the ar>cials of We
wick are thought 20 he matches In the r
sources otlc>truciicn which they contain
II these per>ua>Ions are correct. now is 4
time for proof. For all practical purro,,
the Crimca Will hr nearer France and En-
land than II is to Russia. and We could thro,
regiment after regiment on it> shores. b..or
the Czar could oct single Reinforcement, t
lis destination. That the fall OF >tba>ioyo
would induce the Gar 10 sue for peace i
more than ran he SAID, lat it would illsu-t
the chicf object OF the war. After the Do
>truriion of this fortress. The Black S,.a would
he open. Con>tantinoplc safe. the Circa>,iar
coasts free from danger and the mouths Of
the Danube once more restored 10 German,
and Europe. Each and all these condition.
would then be secured iv guarantee more
than that derived from the provision
OF a treaty. that Is 10 saw bv the very neccs
>ty Of things: the a>sen: OF the Gar would
IL, Almost ,a,tiu,r.S IN firms "A Inch ne