The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

tvsr the ehsresss rspessse and ths sentry ~
S0s s,s % sss q: sSr
lsoes. Be ahot 5esd 1hs report caused a alara
tbs French camp II spread hks VIA arr thysugh ~
vss GEE srsi rush TO ihs nsht Ms quits Sark
~ tbs general inpersiSn that tAs Cossaoks were
among them They bad been ssen in the sslgASosheol
Of the camp BY the outtosts tbs Ovepne and we're
burr ing forage whole village WAS dsstre ID by then
short dsteDce In advance oe hour o. two before
hight division hsd arrived night bad eoss on before
oper arsaIGsnsat Of the arms &c /, could b. made
that there wA some conssqaenes Of thu
sudden alrn- II was useful Lesson, however.
DESCRIPTION OF nUPAroSIA.
Towards MIDDAY - approach supst0ris Point-A
long srd spit Of aDd which out far into tbs
tSs did So and spossd bs Sos ma ]
bottom rocky win sounding varying from TO nins
fathous" All vessels accordingly ordered to give
vide bcsth 70 ths point, while the AgAmempou Sam
SON. ard Caracoc vent forward round the cape 70
n0itrs tina town q fupatoria By three O'Clock ths
1s s
and aseerained The depth Of water - the aest took
up its moornes, small cosstiDS vessel Of about 80
imptrtn. nee Il which it il reedess 70 say No took
DO rotice he spi'Gre was in close to shors
5, the
Of EpYsioIia The town Itself l. situased In little nook
Of lard the POINT tn which 1t gives he name The
than four feet above The ssel Of The 10 the
south the whole coast Ia covered with muttudss Of
wirtmills. which spesls veil for supplies Between
the wndnls and the ehcre also immense stacks Of
what appears 10 be wheat and hay. altogether, Que
ways m 10 have fnen In plsasant places. To the
north Of ibe STACKS comes the TO IN he al other tie
sespos has its dirty and its clean paris Tho for
mer bel to the Turss though - far a. am able to
Judge, the houses here far cleaner than be
quarter Of III. town was oigrsted to perceive
two handsome mosques and many OF she tall mnArsts
s. u sss nass sss
besnti uly clap sDd evidently iept In thorough
and rerfsct ,epair The Russian SO far from inerer
rg 18th the faith Of hi subjects appear to have fos
tered ifor IN Ccnstantnople Of the mosques
art neglected. an cut of II, IN what may be- called the
al districts the njorty appear at little distance
10 he little more than cirty ruips
Put 1t quite the at Eupatoria- The
ther}y and fasbi pabie quarter Of the town
is 20 Christian tepemsns until they have dw< long
In the East All this Of tho was like the beat
decd bears sre pg resemblance to the mszils parade
at Br ghtop. As the sptAre close In the people
aocied out BY thoufaDds Even he Turkish population
suppose from long residence with the Russians seemed
TO have shaken Of their hereditary ncnchaience. and
manifested the lively ntereat they took ia procsed
iDgs by looking Of windows in Instances
coming TO the doors Of their houses. Four o. Ave
hundred Russian soldiers, IN their long gray coats
and caps, also ssuntered along the shore laughing
the water these fellows occasions ly stopped gaze
in sstor ishment st the Aeet-ard well the, might
BY this time the sea was black With them The Spit
DIRE cor tinued surveying, sounding and scTutDiDg hs
shore keeping thaI lock for batteries 1t the
Time for We were entirely unsupported the rest Of tho
vessels teing more than four miles of. Al No came
closer had opportunity OF seeing The supsri.
GRITTY and, in manner the opulence Of the town ths
third in the Cnea The housss large and spacious
~ were faced with built q seone-bad many win
Cows in their fronts, which, opening to the floor Led
into balconies overlooking the One bucire which
othsr In 6ueEtisf personsge was in truth ne palace,
with stately portco like that Of Covont GARDEN the
atre There we're many others of less pretensions to
beauty, but equally srye end spacious. Further In
shore the houses of this Russian quarter appeared
equally good but the shore Vas too level to permit
seeing he whole extent of the town To the north OF
ALL fine edsces in the form Of streets and squares
we're beng built ibis speaks we'll for the pro~pesity
Of the psce. Since have been iu Iurfey, have
Fever horse being built unless, indeed Il
was to patch up shese which had fallen down from
sheer diapidstion and coca, Tn kupa,oria point at
soSi :, the town 4 ns per e
Quarantine buildr and bar acks with large cid fort
Inc latter mounts guns, oc its small garrison Of
It. Satisfied this head, the sritare returned and
moved easily past the town, within quarter Of mile
Of the bach Which NE people Stocked thinking 70
4usrter very slowly and sounding every minute
Ne had ample time and oppur un TO ADMIRE the hand
balcs Of the latter were crowded with ladies' and
geutlsmen-kustians OF caursewho, sitting In chairs
e. Cd humor which, ,e r"s s,sni, a. T.. TO 10
urd.rstsDd sfnt OF the e. ntism were in uniform
but the majority were In the plain morning drsss Of
drtfss5, ary all Of them however, in that peculiar
nelanse Of costume which obtains much OF this
time Of the year At southland Boulogns or Asngate.
colo, So Inns Of battle ships thirty Of which
row in the by, and occasionally laughing moderatey.
The invasion evidently had for them ho sever
hey Emo the inhabitants gene rally like IT, of 1t
business Of ours; the contrary it Is rather
vdenty we're at ioss 70 and.r.sDd the q
pthre, thor Oh in creAd Of her the singular e
nstrI ents In the oHuers hands for survcyipg thu
tuins which the vessel took 70, the purpose Of
getting angles the number Of in the chains sound
rg every minute and singing ont cash me their mono
toDous cry that seven sheln surprised, and think
Aiso smuied the sorthy Eupasoriars a. 70 passed
IN e, = Governors house q presume SOY Eve or sx
ladies eId &. ntsmsn horseback taking to the
party In the balcony and all seemed In the best Of
spirits Ind wrapped In astonsbment ut the enormous
exteIt Of the fest At this part OF the town. also
csDfs precfely Ike our butchers carts In frgAnd,
driving up and down the Streets two private CA.
riaees, and about eoaen bathing machines upon the
beach
After accommodating the whole shore the sptre sig
nailed the Tekn Of her TO the flag ship and
In few minutes after the Csradoc hoistsd sg truce
and stood in towards the town. To enforce upon the
enemy the value Of the maxim that discretion Is the
better part Of vaor the gates Fury Retribu-
ton, sidon samson and Tribune accompanied the Cara
Coo A tho Inter vestei approached the ahore with
white gunrocm tabIecloth flying At the masthead the
EuIstoIians foc,ed down to the pier in thousands
apo swGmed about the pier and landing place like bees
have not yet had time TO ascertain Whist took place at
shis interview between the snthoriee Eupatoria and
Gag Of truce but he alton must have been
brief IL the extreme for that could poor EupatoYis do
but surrender ct dicretionS After decay OF Eve MIN
ute the Csracoc returned and all vessels proceeded
TO sD.hor for the night of the enemys coast signal
has just been made" 0ppo tunity for letters 70 Eng
land 30 must wind up this un1sasonahy long des
patch. suce to cay We have tasen EupatOra not only
without ering cartridge losing man, but NJ II No
were comforting positive oblgstio upon the inhsbi
tapfs In condstceLdiDg to summon their town Hrst In
tho ever to be remembered invasion Of the Cmean In
1854.
THE NATIVE POPULATION.
The native Tartas--of not Russian, the
dominant race, dare show h'msef-has muoh resem.
blSnce to the Turk Bis religion language and meotsl
Development the hfs costume aone Ia different
TIE Russians have done their utmcst to trsnsfon him
into . Rusaian peasant Tho turbsn and flowing gar
emit have been prescribed in favor Of the brmless lamb
hat and shapeess gown but thr ugh this disguise
The Tartar face recognizable The arrival Of the allies
has given them much satisfaction, which they openly
express One man came from bis village TO say that
t~o Russian families Of great wealth preparing to
leae and demanded few soldess to be sent TO arrest
them The soldiers and saiors the best Of terms
with them, ~ have already ob.efved Probably froa
ignorance Of their family rsmss, and fearful that this
trHrg circumsance might interrupt their cordially,
tho Inhabitants have been ndscriminatey chrissnsd By
the soldiers by the pame OF joey Consequently, II
slow. native Tartar lee danger Of being BY