New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14


ins 70 the French Government Is by 40 means ef'
hsusted vet and will in al probability, Do rep'eh'
ished in time 70 be made Of Ia the next year NJ
val campaign in the Baltic
DAxTlIc Sept. 1.-THE belief gsins strength mere
thai an attack on Revel will be made before tue ce
closes the nsv al campaign for this year.
TIE CRIMEA EXPEDITION.
Tia L,.,yaoI des GeA.Iis has long article on fhd
Las, accounts received of the expedition IN the Cnmes.
:. Wbat the army appesrs 10 have intended was 10
90 and occupy near Sevsstopoi as poss'oe, PoS'
,on cane or tongue Of land favorable for tn9 esito
Iishment of an entrenched P'Ice d drass IN wh'c1
will be placed the hospitals, stores, provisions aao
ammunition where the heavy siege arhiiery wa, DC
landed and from which place eommuecasons w
be dav kept up will; the Rect for continued supply
of food for The army This is iLdspensabei snd, IN
ADDITION the position must be 80 situated as 70 serve
a. a base for The operations OF tue sege, wncn WI
naturally be necessary against the iortS sNasteo or
the northern side OF the harbor, aud in front OF "lcn
EXTENDED the town and poIt ~ SevastoPoi on me or
po-iie side. The country which the army MS 70 PCS
through in skiring the coast Is dry AMI stony so'
inter ccted here ana there by sandy paches auo rs
inc grounds Of great elevation. There are several
ROADS parallel TO the which the fatars pas over
every d.N with carts drawn by two dr0meIares,
which arc the cames of the country, as they are IN
Algeria where however, il is not the custom 10 har'
meas them During the dry season In the Crimes, We
hicles can follow every KIND OF path, or even 90
across the fields. Ii IS known thst Held ar
sta.les present themselves, the pickase and tue
shovel soon make aprscucioe passage Inc army
will find on its road fonr small rivers, the buiganak,
having the village of Lamrde whes9 u a!ssurpognes
itself: The Alma, on which Prince MenchiAoa Is sald
IN have concentrated his troops the ha'cha, whrre
Il was first intended 10 etfecI tue landing aad 1no
Belbok or KabaFta, league a1d hai from ceVas,
topol. The valleys OF these rivers are woodsd' anu
furnished with some Tar,ar villages. Perhaps but
little water will be found there la the pres mt season.
As to the reception Of the Tar'ars, It - seen hN
was favorable on The rtday and that the ind Ottots
were anxious TO favor a. much as possible tue N irch
OF the allied troops, whore the presence oi the turks
could net fail to excite their sympathy In nae, ths
rrC at and peious operation OF la0ding 90 VVo men IN
an tnemys country, Bas been accomplished win
wonderful rapdity aud aoiiy-tn operation lnelual
led in military annals AMI which the straieys Of Que
last great continental wars Jonlin at their head,
looked on rs almost impossible in such vast proper.
tiOns. In fact, the enterprise was "a cthicu't as
was stupendousi and who could torsee 'hat not ohe
of the Russian masses OF troops, of which SD mdoh
was said would be found the shore TO dispute our
landing or TO make pay dearly for taking poss as
sion of The beach Great WAS the anxiety felt here
for some days and the OF the happy landing mas
produced on eve-y MUD The effect of victory
Tie Lhyd of Vienna Of Sept. 20 gives Intelligence
from the East:
ave learn from Bucharest, 10Th, that the advanced
guard of the force whh lande near Eupstoria on tbs
18th was commanded by Prince Napoleon and that he
bad Immediately transferred his headquarters Ia SAX
The detachment OF Cossacks posted near the village dd
simioropol. lmme0 atey ON the news having spceahoi
the landing it reported that the Russians td been
beaten By the allies. But il Is certain thatthe Russians
are retiring by forced mtrchts from the coast iuto me
fortresses. II is believed they will take up posiioh
az the foot Of the Iins, and that their lett wing
will extend from ST. krym TO keraseu-baZar.
Varna letter OF the 18th announces the ARRIVAL VI tao
first steam transports that had returned IRON the
Ciuoa and brought the news OF the successful landing
OF the troops. The reserve now being shipped.
The information brought by the scouts OF the allied
troops II, that there not more than 1900 Russians
in the Criinea Several small steamers have been
dispatched 10 the Sea of AZ0n TO cruise and gre
chase to the four Russidn steamers there that ara
constantly carrying over troops and Ammunition
to the Crir0ea. These steamers must already
have reached the Sea of Azoif for they left
the leland OF Serpents the l9th The rigaes Fury,
Vengeance and Retribuon have been cruising since
the 10th off seyas opol A Tartar has brought dis
patches to Belgrade with from the scat Of war
up to the 18th The aliles occupy tho road loading
from Cape Bahia TO Sinferopoi, where the Russians
are concentrating themselves; but 1t appears they
have 10 large force at their command. According to
news from Cape Bahia Of tho 18TH tho allies occupied
Eupatoro on that day vi,hout resistance. Advices
from Odessa of the 10th say that the rumor Of the
Landing IN the Crimea spread there, but that It
severely forbidden To he poken Of Letters from
ConstdntD0pl announce that tour small Ango-Frenc
steamers were oil Jemkdle and that Il was presumed
they had orders TO force the enta of the Sea Of
AzOf. TIE British steamer Wasp arrived 1T Batoum
on the llth from ADapa, and brought tho news tn
eight Vessels, VIZ; ffgafes, snps Oftne hne, and
2 briggs were block aiding ti8t place. which 10 be
bOnbaIded shortly, Admiral Lyons emily awaiting
orders for that purpose.
We read in Paris letter, in the !Sala. Pp5lt- Of
Lyons:
7" IT, trip which IreceDtly made to Havre a friend
had the kindness TO present me TO the Russian Gem
eral BooiscO. l led the conversation 10 Russia sud
Bomarsund. Among O'her things the General said,
| wish that Prince Pashkiewiich had been confined
with me in the fortress OF Bomarsund. | am certain
that, Ike Inc, he would not have thought OF pro-
longing useless resistance. You know Tho courage
of the Russian soldier, but in this courage went
for DOtb0g. II was impossible 10 stand against the
excellent firing Of the English, and especia OF the
ChasseuTs de VinceDnes. A. as We showed
Ourselves at an embrasure, balls arrived With such
precision, and in such profu.ion that it was impos
sbla for US 10 take aim. One Of the persons pres
ent having referred TO the disembarkati,n, asked
Gen. Bodisco IL he did not believe the force vi Seyss
topol exaggerated by the newspapers No. he re-
Piled 'Sevestopol Is toward the sea truly formdable
but ii the fleets approach it they did Bomar.
sund, and if by land the Chasseurs de Yincennes
con get the walls of SevastOpo within reach OF their
rites, resistance will be no more possible To its gar
ri.ou than tn that of RomaT.und -