The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17
TIE EUROPEAN WAR.
DETERMINATION OF ENGLAND TO &C
NIGOR0U5LT--OPERAr lions IN TIL
BLACK AND RATIO SEAQ


vIGOROU9LY--OPERA lions IN THE
BLACK AND BALTIC SEAS.
IRON the London Times, Aug. IL
The last debates Of the Legislature, the state
ments Of Ministers, the votes Of credit, the embar
cation of troops, and the unceasing despatch o.
every kind Of munition, prove tnat On our side l.
y resolved to prosecute the war with vigor. A.
the same time II is announced az certain that thu
Empe 0. Nicholas Is neither oismsycd BY the,
Of Europe In his front. DOR dieheartened by
pea ed disasters on the Danube, but that, rs
on the inaccessiblty Of his empire ana the numeri
cal strength Of his les i0ns be has resolved upoi
resisting TO the last Perhaps it h but too Beees
ssry 70 infer from these conditions that the ssrSg
gle, however conducted, must be protracted; but i
may be seryicesble TO cons der its most probable
features, and to form, If possible, some estimate
the results contingent upon success In the ssvcra
fields of contest .as az.N s~e1
The forces Of the belljgefcnts win come Into col
lision on three principal scenes--in the Baltic, il
the Black Sea, and In the Danubiau PYincipaiites
The Principalities form not only the Origin al field
but the original subject Of tee quarrel, and il car
high degree concerned in the expRlsion Of the Il
vader and the restoration Of these territories
their lawful sovereign. As lopg a. the Gar mali
tain. himself to the vest Of the P,ush he Is DEFY
material guarantee which he 20 wronsfr,iy
seized sill remains In hls possession. It ID not
be forgotten, however, that such possession cost
nun perpetual sncrihces OF soldiers, treasure 40
tion, he does so At TIE charge of almos. daily
discontinue. The forks, though MT strons
enough to dive the Russians across The
PIntb, are nevertheless able to repei thei
attacks, to disconcert thei- operations, - def.
Them IN regular engagements, AID 10 inHic. on them
q succession Vi ignomDious losses. All this while
the h1ssiaDs are deriving no kind OF adssnt.cs
iron their position. The territory Il deso,a.cd
without supplies and without strong PLACES. and !,
open at any time to an Eruption Of Aussrsns fs,r
the rear i s not to be doubted that junction q
the allied forces with the Ottoman troops might
clear the provinces Of their invaders but tho inyS
sion might be constantly Touewed, and, II the CIV
were not brought to reason by other operations the
only result would be an endless succcssiou OF cam
paigns between the Pruth and the Danube, With tbs
advantage on the side Of Russia, that she would he
close upon her own resources, while the allies we've
far removed from theirs. Uncer all circumsts nces
Of the Anglo French army beyond The Danube wou.d
be attended with ax y commensurate regu21e though
such field 10 peculiarly marked ous for IL oosra
lions Of Austria. 4e1 FT1FE7.a--D
all the ports OF the enemy, mcnace his csptal ano
command the waters OF the CUFFS no e the very
mouths OF his guns The expedition recantlv az
spstched from France may probably sns6le NJ 10
convert the presence Of our fleets into more per.
nisncnt species Of occupation, and 70 eject s5n,s
formidable lodgment in these paris. 10 ,aing
broadly, however, at the que ston, We mint nee Ia
copfess our belief that the most Influential strokes
81 the war must DO delivered clseshsre. Rnssis
has no vital part in the north. Even the ca osarc
of 81. Petersburg would hardly torrifv = rnx,-o-
mtnt which survived q CAPTURE OF Mosco =: " ness,s
whatever destruction might be accomolIs8ei me
would DC accomplished for no purposes but thoso
OF terror. There Is no objec. Of the war - ls o
swered By the mere demolition of ST pstfrsbaFr
ITSELF Nobody Is damaged by the existence q. 80
RUSSIAN capita on that spot, or cvon by the foa,l
cations which defend the approaches to n1rs
10 VIC east drg-ee like'y "a. The tens Of q 2.s