The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

4 Il 10 6acult now to doubt but what the Russiaa
have been really iven to their own fronsi. thu
tbe French and English are In earnest in dong tho
Car som dam &c. and { ut Austria is, up TO & -
preafAt, M the Wese n Powers. Still there has
been sub cunning displayed BY Au-tris and Russia,
ard ,uc0 Iukewarm .ess aud bunging BY France
and EoeIs.d that tle English press has been cured
Of boastiDg and speskiBg too cooAdenuy. The
tug OF war would seem 70 be appros hine
for though The Cxsr bss failed - IN b..
vader, ss defender he will provo an .ugIy cus-
toner, and bis army msy be able 70 70 over ths
prrstee In the CYimea which IL lost the Dsoabe.
Intense anxiety is pow ics for from tho Back
Sea, fer T. II VI ether the Crimean ex 5es
diton will lard at Odessa. Arsps or Sensstopol Or
some other port OF the Criaea- There has been Q
report that II tss landed some part Of the coast
iD the Pcrrkop Cult If 30, IL will be some time
before II gets to Ssbsstspol 1t is certain thas inn
m pse quantities of ordDaucc stores aad other uu-
piticrs Of war rave been sent from England to the
Chcassiap coast.
Int Q Baltic, operations are slow and mot sstis-
factory. The utility Of taxing and oc upyiug Aaad
islar d Is disputed. Nothing can be done With tho
strong Russisn forts in the Baltic, It appears. unsA
gupboats are ser out there. Such boats getting
rady, and guns Of immense range have BEEN In
We, u for the parpose. These guns have raogo
Of 900 yards asd aotimouy shot are to be used ~
no destructive than lead. While this IL doing,
bowever, the summer Ia wearing swav. aud very
sto ty nosbirg can be done in the Baltic until ncxt
YEA. There appears to be general opinion In
EpQlsnd ttat the taking Of Cronstadt ought mot
to be s'tempted-tbat 1t is not necessary
to waste lives upon such sn attempt, and that
Russia should be damaged only In the Black Sea
and on TIE Dai abe. Tnis ia, evidentlc, ministe-
rial opinion, for in all the official talk and wfting
shout exacting material guarantees from Rassta.
there is nothing said about exa ting any Ia tho
Bal'ic. They are limited to the Danube aad tho
Euxipe.
Nov, although the Danube aud the Enxine Is the
place where Russia can injure Turkey, the Baltic IL
the place ~Aers she could iDjure England; and II
Cropstrads il sllowed to remain unmclested, Eog
land must sckp s,edge that in one respect sbe II
inft ricr to Russia ard that island fort defy
Ecelish ssloys ard French selde,s-a rather den
eerous thing for France and England to mit The
Grst Iiliem Pitt II he were Prime Minister now,
would Devsr rest until he bad destroyed Croaetrsdt,
Swesbtye, Hesi; Rtors the Russian Baltic feet, and
81. Petersburg itself Rusea on the Bhnc, haa
made that over what it is, aui hss eoablsd Il to
gsin o PREF Eobderat pg infuen in Euro e. II Der
cspi,al ~ere driven iato the ioteror, to where Il
was at ore time she would become an interior
power, NJ never ha m Europe sgaia. II Is scsroe-
y possible to ipspiDe rst the Ecclish navy viii
ever firsl y eave Il e Baltic u1N it pas Gsssrnsed
the Kussisp feet s5tr but II csnuot DESTROY that
fsct without ticking tue stcocghods by wicA n Ia
protected sN
y Ebed British ministers Will enSeavor to make
EDelsbms think THAT al, that will be Ioccsssry -
d. will be IA weakep Russis IN ,he su b, ana that
R'si, ir sle rofsn wui ue clio Ell TO be str0og
ass ver til A. sc' the ministers have drro 70
s1jke as the heat OF Russia un0 cripple her tor
ever. .s s stt~a~ NN
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