The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

coed rsassssd ana sLsse tbs cissnbartAsn6t tAe r..
HE tewn Of Eapa.sss, ~as in the aus Of the aeoos
and Il sti oor-rias about lc occ phabitsuss. three
forts had isJ be-n ersc<d to defend tie place in add
iecsesy s.sted ., 5000 nea. TIE Ka.sans however.
were rot In d,tinn 70 resist formidable snenay
The port lies 70 the esst u Lake rssk Of those
AID Ibis tract il seTaTasd from tho by psrros
tongue Ct Ian along which the road passes to the
nj and to the southern part OF tbs peninsula Trs Pc
81 n therefore, muss 1T cnce have placed the arny
tnd snch Of ts stores landed Ia safety. far the
aie TO tie Dcrh would prevent the tneUy from attack
ing troops On the land side We are further ia
formed that the forces Immediately procsedsc to ed.
vance TO The soub and indeed, it would be neces
sas Tor so Sss &C., nosJ OF %en 20 cerssy wnoas
then, arises what IS the precise thes will fol-
low and tie next object Of the campaign Eurstora,
eauilatersl fra. ge of which each side base Is
about forty rles In length The high rcae iIdicse1
our msrs follows tvo sides o. TINS triangle ana conse
snpheropol--a considerable round. TIE country, how
is OPEN II consists Of grassy stepps with villages,
likely that more direct course may be taken
We Confirmed in this superstition b, the narrative
Of Il Is: s tn: ):
read with interest ct tho pretent time After forcing
the Hires CT P.rscop, the Russian army marched in ten
in water and ali other supplies At Eupatoris Munich
found himself in the vositicn in which army
enormous aeet to assist his operations By the
2ls June 1885, the Russian General bis march
Bakchi following The cssst Of tie Black Ses
and the historian Of the adds that since the troop
had entered the Crmea the, had nowhere found auch
abundance Ct vctuas and provisions by this route
In six days march the Russian army reached the gorges
OF the NO un,ars which crown the Dat grouna "a the
ensiscbs OF Bscbschi Ssrai which wts then the res
derce Of the Khan Grim Tartsry and there de'isve
battle fought Lord fagan and Marshal st. Arnsud
have thei efcrc TO choose shether they will follow
the main which conducts the m further TITO thein.
Mo~ hal
Munich, adhere 70 the tracts parallel with the coast
The latter has several obvious advantages the
sea M the night s ~, the ssa n easy
gage ard stores aud IL the enemy should give battle
in the course of the march, the whole army could DO
tho Aims ind the Katcha may be disputed, but the
FIRST strong portion appears to be ct the mouth Of the
route sebastopo would be about six days march from
Eupatoria; by the interior, twice as long.
1t remains to DO seen what the Russian plan Of cam
pAgn IT, and whether hey resolved to Oppose to the
invAs direct snd open resistance, or to fall back
upon their ordinary tactics Of retreatn2 before the
Prince Menschiko is n supreme military and naval com
snd in the Crmea, and it BY sort OF poetical jas
tiee that the insoltnt .nssary who drew down these
them in his person; but lis mill AIRY talents Inspire
with but little apprehension The extent Of country
to be crossed By armies the nature Of these opera
tions the Time which must elapss before setasopo
be invested appear to justify strong hope that be
fore the siege IL the allied forces VIII force
themselves witness the rapid progress of Invasion
advancing to capture their stronghold without at Leaf
some attempt to oppt This hostile advance II such
battle be fought and trust IT will be- by the
Of the two bravest armies the face OF the
earth sss ted by picked body Of II 600 Turks ssbas
topol itself will that day be half taken for the garrison
Will know tbst their chance of relief from without is
eatly diminished and the prestige Of the allied troops
will give irresistible force to their attack
To ourelyes confident have 'ong been that this
expedition would proceed, and would erect its whole
force against the Crimea and Sebastope the commence
ment Of this campaign only realizes the expectations
had long sgo formed and exprs ssed But there are
many in this and other parts Of the world who affected
to the last incredibly they mistock for wisdom, and
doubts which never wanting when grf at enter
prize is Even late the 10th of september
after the es dill had actually sailed learn from
il Constannofe that Russia had accepted the four
conditions that the htng at end, although
seven days bef re the Russian had reached vcn
no. declaring that the fortune Of could alone deter
mine the basis Of future regulations To the whole
Of cavisrs skepics and alarmsts both here and
abroad the successful landing Of the expedition at Eu
patoria Is, far as it &c es an answer has already
accomplished the greatest combined enterprise of mo-
dem saffaye ard which the first mltary wri
tiers Of the last generation held to be to
defeat Russian army and to capture Sebastopo
ordinary operations of war In comparison with the
extraordinary attempt to convey army Of 90 600 men,
completely equpped for the fed and for great SIEGE
across three Hundred miles Of We most heartily
therefore, congratulate the country on this suspicious
comm of the campaign which already realizes
expectations and promises to crown with victory our
strongest hopes.