The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

Russians are discouraged or forbidden to DO 80.
The jews were a. ore time ordered away from IL
entirely, but some few have been allowed 70 return.
II was said that no foreigners were permitted 70
remain there more than twenty-four hours; but
during sojourn OF ten days, We net with NO inter
ference, although we visited, and curiousy examined
all parts OF the town, and everything worth seeing
in it.
Mr.. Oipbant says. "NothiDg can be more formid
able than Sebasiopol from the seward Upon future
occasion we visited IL in steamer and found that at
Of artillery Now il by this passags it is TO be under
stood that 200 mounted the orresses and bat
concentrated any spot IL Is msnfesty mistake
That point whore the greatest number OF pieces of
ery be concentrated is probably about the centre
Of liz drawn from Cape Constantine 70 the eastern
pronontory Of the Quarantine Haroor, on which part
of the OF Fort the Quarantine Battery
Fort Alexander and Fort st. Nicholas with some from
other batteries, may be brought bear but these
not at the utmost amount TO more than $50 pieces
allowing that spot to be commanded by hundred guns
These remarks written before aisnd attack on
Sebastopoi was contemplated.
STATE OF FEELING IN THE INTERIOR OF
RUSSIA.
Berlin Sept 1s) Correspondent OF London Times
In the absence Of any news OF stirring interest,
cannot do better than send you portion of letter
that has come into my hands from the interior Of
Russia. 1t is written by man whose position en-
ables him 70 inform himse we'll and Is addressed to
one whom he has every interest in not dsceivng;
It may, therefore, be taken as fair expression Of
present moment
The anniversary Of the coronat' on of the Emperor
yesterday lSeptember 81 was day Of deep-felt and
edifying celebration the divine service in the church
closed with the prayer. /" God preserve our august
monarch and his august bolse" In tie evening
Was at party at Baron --s, who has an estate
league AID ahalf from here. tae conversation
turned ON the war, and viii endeayor to report to
you the ideas which served its ground work. It was
observation-disclosures could Is things stood now only be
saved by the two German Powers. II is veil knO wn
the Western Powers will not commence their attack
on Russia, as was expected, through Moldavia and
Wallachia. On the contrary, these Principali:ies
are to be left to the Austrans that these latter may
be composed to sleep, and their power thus absorb
ed. The attack win take place from the Asa.ic
side, for which purpose the troops Of the Western
Powers have already been embarked. In order to
cover their left flank, the attempt will be made to
get possession Of the coast of the Black Sea, for
which operation Odessa, Sebastopol, &C., are to
serve as bases. It is tue, it is no easy matter to
get possession of these towns the enemies OF Rus
STA know that very well, and this is the reason of
their slow and cautious approach to this coasts but
they hope, by careful organization of their at
tack, unfaiingly to attain their aim. At all events
the struggle there will be bloody one. Russia,
with q presentment that that is the quarter from
which the danger would come, has already sta
toned two Dm6e corps there under Generals Rebuff
on and Andronikof. A third dTmee corps is already
on tie march thither from the interior, and will
serve So reserve. The town Of Anapa is being for.
titled IN all haste, and in it's vicinity body Of
10000 picked Russian troops is lying. The entire
force OF the troops collected there (apparently
meaning in the Crimea and the coasts OF the neigh
boring contnent) amount to about loo, 600 men.
The shock viii thus be fearful one, should the
Russians be beaten, - is to be feared (seeing
that the superiority is so great on the side of the
enemy, and the Russian army, though it has very
brave has at the same time but few inte gent gen
erals) the hostile forces would stream over the
most beautiful and most fertile portions Of the
Russian empire. numerous hostile army can
support itself there perfectly comfortably for years
and years, more particularly il, as in this case
ample reinforcements are forwarded. The point
which the Western Powers have selected for their
attack is, therefore, well and wisely chosen-that
is the most vulnerable point of the empire. II the
German Powers continue to observe the same
inactionif they let the attack of the English and
French be quietly organized--if they wait for
the collision then actually to take place-there can
be very little doubt as to the future Of Russia It is
true Russia has great army on foot, but she 10,
nevertheless, not able to concentrate more tnan
ION zoo, 900 TO 900 men one point. It's geo
graphical position, the nature Of the locality the
political relation in general involve this deporable
state OK things. II hostile invasion OF the southern
proyinc Of Russia finally Is not prevented she ill.,
tfrior Of this empire Is as good deprived OF its
vital artery acc Rassa must surrender st discretion
TO her enemies. You will, l trast, for
ward t, Berlin this matter for reflection, so that
help may be sent from Prussia az rapidly % pos.
sible. Conferences and protocols pacific proposals
and diplomatic conc bottoms are good hc-e; they
only procure the enemy time 10 make his attack
lrac'icable-and that is mat Prussia should imme
dia.ely despatch 100000 meD 20 Podcis, sad even
further on towards the Crimea, and prevent she col
lisior. Two months later and 1t viii be too ls:e.