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

II u f6cult now to doubt but what the Russian
have been really iveD to their own ffontis tbs
tbe French and English In earnest In dong tho
, Car som dam &c. and { at Austria is, up TO & -
| preefst, vi the Wes.e Powers. Still there has
been gu h cunning displayed By Au .tria and Russia,
ard ,ucO Jukewarm .ess aud bunglng BY France
and Eoelsnd, that Ito English press has been CARED
Of boastiDg and speaking too confidently. The
tug OF war would seem 70 be appr0s hinf
for though The Gear has failed q m b-
vader, Is a 6s'en6e, he will prove an ugly cus-
toner, end bis army may be able 70 70 ovee The
prestige In the CYimea which Il lost on the Danube.
Intense anxiety IL fcit for FROM the Black
| Sea, for TIL vi ether the Cnmean ex pes
diton wilt lard at Odessa, Ansps, SeSsstopol or
some other port OF the Crinea. Taere has been Q
report that it tas landed some part Of the coast
in the Perekop Cult. If 30, IL viii be some time
before 1t ge's to 6ebsstspol II is certain that inn
M pse quantities of ordpaucc stores other mu-
piticrs Of war Rave been sent from England to the
Ci,cassiar coast
Int Baltic, operations are slow and not sstis-
factory. The utility Of taxing and oc upying AlAad
islaI is disputed. Nothing can be done with tho
strong Russihn forts in the Baltic, It appears, untA
CUR out there. Such boats are getting
raoy, and guDs Of immense range have been In
We, tad for the parpose. These guns have range
OF 900 yards a-d antimony shot are to be used ~
mo destructive than lead. While this Is doing.
bo~ever, the summer IL wearing swav. and very
sso ty no,birg be done in the Baltic until next
yea. There appears to be general opinion In
Epq]snd ttat the taking Of Cfonstadt ought NOS
to be attempted-tbat it is not necessary
to waste lives upon such sn attempt, aud thst
Russia should be damaged only In the Black Sea
a. ~. ~ T,ja = sAor nvnsn
rial opinion for in all tie Official talk and ~ifiog
about exactng material guarantees from Russia.
there is nothing said about exa ting any Ia tho
Baltic. They are limited to the Danube aud tho
Euxipe.
Nov, although the Danube aud the Euxine Is the
place where Rassis can injure Turkey, the Baltic Is
the place where she could iDjure England; and II
Cropstrads IL allo~ed to remain unmolested, Fog
land must sckp vedge that in one respect she IL
inf ricr to Russia and that an island fort caa defy
Epgiish se,lo,s ard French sedie,s--a father dsat
perous thing for France and England to & init. The
Hrst 1illpm Pitt II he were Prime Minister nov,
would pevf rest until he bsd destroyed Crocstrsdt,
Swtshtrg Hesi; gfcrs, the Russian Baltic feet. and
81. Petersburg itself Russia on the Bslnc, haa
made that over what it is aui HIS eoablsd Il to
psin preIondesat ng infuen in Euro e. II her
capital ~ere driven ioto the inierior to where it
was ut Gre time, cue would become an inferior
| power az never ha m Europe sgaiu. It Is scsroe
! ~ possible TO ipsRiDe IL she Eoplish navy viii
ever fipsl save tie Baltic Until, IT a@strnyed
the Rassyp feet iAer but IL csnbot DESTROY that
fsct without taking the strocgholds by wich IL Ia
protected.
: Ebec British ministers vii ensaavor to make
Euesbnas ttirb that al th1a will be Ioce-ssry 70
d. win be "a weakee Russi4 III she su b, ana that
| Raj, H. gle IoT.h VIII oe clio Ell 10 be u strosg
assves; that Tact the MINISTER'S have no d.rira 70
s1ike 81 tine heat Of Russia and cnppls her Tor
ever. TT WI Hs BN*#<
1 Its certainly most singuler circumstance, sad
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