New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

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&c no -c.,s,c3 O,lesfa frc,n ScvssteTol n1twltn
t.r5;,, L.,,le-l,r7.rts fr'tr and obstruction. II
yes so eff ctivc fiat tie Baltic trade l. carried en-
rouot p1F.ia 70 such 81 extent thft Ru-sl'n pro-
nae f. 81 got London az price Very little higher T,
Ian MI Al witch it sold before Tho war; that q;
do commerce is carried cy1ctly az last year.
I'D hat even tie nominal blockac of the Black and
" hc Sees were only days ago forced upon the
English by BonsTere
Hut tl,c English Government lid more, eXclsms the
,oble ycurg usn called Herbert Had they not
Nre,;,d from Russia the atility of communicating
supplies By The Black SEA AID cut them Cd rem All
access BY sea lie forgot tsat for four monin' ne!
left he RuFGIlns il the coIzaaLd OF the DANUBE. '-
they allowed thcm 10 appropriate WIN on! e.
Irrn The Eu opean corn-h1use. Of Modayl, aad VA,
l,cbis ,ss they sbau3ted to them the nct H'ch. oil
Sic Dobrdia almost -1der their eyes. ana ta' ,h'!
preyeate1 tie Turki-h lectfrOm anmhia'ine me ms
sian squadron al SUoFe. -.
JLcJ ad an ample hare In the miiIt&ry 'ucci'' I'll
the Turks, because y forming '1'I 49, -,
,hlcd them 20 ufe eicry man and ever! gun a-a,H't
a.. i,,o5i,o arrnv Need ] repeat 20 ycuf readers
u ~ =. ono Az the Ru-siars were unable 70 concen-
toto SUPERIOR fe~ce 10 the Prncpsiites Tie brli,h
CN.rnn'rt iutozGictod Omer Pae.a The use oil h'
numerical superiorii! and tie fruits O. his hr''
victories ,r
Had their forces done anything else How many
rounds sterling had been expended by Russia IN
erecting line Of forts along the coast OF CiTcassa
" In orc short campaign al These strong PIices'
80 y iicl Orf "a me CitliS Nlih Ni'H '4''f7i
bound had with one exception fallen INTO tnef
"bauds or into those Of their a!ies. "0iVh]"h
N0r0nzoG 10 YOU not remember tAat, ~d"h al
yieod at the beginning Of the session 20 t@ke tho'e
forts YOU refused 70 do So, thus allowing 'h' hl',iAa
10 Withdraw their carrsons TO S<yastopol' l0u have
only taken Tie forts which the Russians chosc 10
abandon. end that single exception, when you
reifIcr DESTROYED nor captured attacked, Is the
only enc worth taking, the only one Thought worm
Holding Ly the Ruesians and the only one by which
18th ~. -.
Mr.. Herbert reached the climax OF bis lnsIpd dia-
tribe when he pretended that IN the glorious defense
of sIiftria which they neither relieved, nor allowed
CuCr Pasha to relieve. England had snare Pc
cause of one dead young man. called captain iu'eI'
Lieutenant Nasn!tb ~ living man Is "l c'nr'e
not mentioned Captain Butler, let me tell You,
went to Sistria only after the Government had
refused to send him there, and the more ground
for Marshal Herbert to clam credit Tor ms cohuuc
Az 10 Lieutenant Nasmyth he belongs to the class VINO
were shortly to be expelled from tie Brth camp and
went to siistra in the capacity OF newspaper cor
respondent.
Lord Dudley Stuart having hssaed the Government
for not procuring steamers drawing only three eet OF
water and carving one or two heavy guns, Admiral
Rerkeley-who spoke after Gen. llerbert-begged the
noble lord tO teach the Surveyor OF the Nav! 10" 10
build such steamboats,. This was the answer gwen
ly The gallant Wing Admiral to the question how the
Admiralty could fit ont fleet for the Baltic without
providing large number of gIn-boats. Brave Berhr
lev and his scientific Surveyor OF the Navy would do
well 70 apply for instruction at the Swedish and Rus.
sian Adnirales rather then to poor and deluded Dud
ley Stuart. ~
We have now done with the defense of British war
fare as nut forward by elegant Herbert and gallant
Berkeley and We come now 10 the lndiscreet reveal
tons Of that same Berkeley. On the previous evening
the SevastopOl bubble was blown up by Lord John;
on this evening the Cronstadt bubble exploded through
the means of Berkeley As the Austrians alone VIII
frht out the case in the Prncpallties, there remains
10 field of action for the most formidable armies ana
"nayies, with screw-prOpellers, paXhanS ana othef
uOnster powers of destruction ever htted and sent
.out by any country" From letter written by the
gallant commander Of the Baltic feet the following
quotation was made by gallant Berkeley: - II has
mot been in my power TO do anything WIN thls
"pow erful fleet; for attacking either Cronftadt or
"Sweab0rg would have been certain destruction.
This was not all. Brave Berkeley eXulting at
what the most powerful fleet could not do,
went on babbling Admiral Chads than whom no
oman possesses greater amount OF scientific kn0WI-
ledge, wrote also in these terms: After two days
" inspection from the lighthouse, and full views OF
the forts and ships the former are too substantial
- for the fire Of ships. They are large masses OF
d" granite With respect to an attack on the ships
where they are, it is not to be entertained AS
to Napier brave Berkeley concludes with the words;
There never was British 0ihcer VINO ha1 more
completely carte blanche TO undertake what he
pleased so far from his hands being tied up by the
Government it has afforded him every encourage
"ment TO proceed from BOmarsund to Cronstadt,
and from CrODstadt to BOmdrsuDd
On the remark of Mr.. Kildyard, Tory, that III
"the whole course of his life he never heard such
"indiscretion," that Berkeley had spoken as
plain agent of Russia, and that oil the rodomonades
about Cronstadt had notwithstanding experienced his
silent approval brave Berkeley recanted his ndiscre
tons SO far as TO say that Napier had only spoken of
his present position with ships alone and without be-
ing backed by any land forces. That nothing could be
done in the Baltic without land troops and without an
alliance with Sweden, have repeated to you all the
l,4.+ -, Enpfe h md my
opinion was participated in by every scientific military
man. .
come now to the last point of this memorable de-
bate the magisteral declarations OF Lord John Rus
SELL After having got his vote of 5000 900 he was us
barefaced as he was shamefactd, % hours before,
when Quailing under the sarcasms OF Dlsrael. lie
certainly did not think it necessary to give any fur
ether explanation of the statements when ne made
last night" As TO the painful distinctions" which
certain parties had attempted TO draw between Aber
Dc en- and his colleagues he would tell them that with
regard to the general measures of the war those meas
lures had been considered step by step, by those adj
''visers of Her Majesty who were usually called the
Cabinet and for the decisions which had been
" adopted all the colleagues of Lord Aberdeen were
alike responsible to Parliament and the country with
that noble lord" In fact, he dared-but at no risk
to tell the House, " If we are the mt ministers oil the
Grown we have the discretion TO call or not to call
Parliament together; if not mt TO have that
discretion, the other hand we are not longer mt
=" to be the ministers of the Crown
Being present at the sttings of the English Psra-
ment ON Monday and Tuesday, | confess my error
in having stigmstzed in lS4s, in the Nec- Rhenish
Gazette tie Berlin and Frankfort assemblies the
lowest possible expressions of Parliamentary life.
Ii will be amusing for your readers TO see opposed
to the declarations of Woronzofs British brother in
law the fades bravadOes of Russell and the roaring
leaders OF The Times the following extracts from the
latest letter Of The Times correspondent al the British
camp near Narna, dated July IL.
The night before this there general belief that
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