The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

7HE SIEGE Of 5E 'AscOpOL.


.saf lFsom the Paris Steele, Nov. All
IN ppite OF OUT wvn ha3 w m,hsary sycup sthies,
Ne lave tplisd i0par Nsly - he repsosch wuish
night be addressed to the generals II tee Allied
AScl, eldesvcred 70 fin,sh CON setssy with shs
foSsts VI Prb. 9 he,schikon. rhs sdy.icei se Asoa
oS abe year did not as,w %. principal object Of toe
e1pt dss'On 10 be neglected for sicge instan:
srw days an = my loog expected By the Rassisas
n heir richest province, their Exoa sess pJtat,
obAAired sbere NOT vithstaadiag, these four enos'
mons results mos suceessf "a. landing. hrst vic
e pasaing through IL from the north - the s,utn,
ff0m the Al0s 70 Bslsk ava, and the power G ,onl-
Heseing - sieRe OF Sch ,stOpA with perfect secur
BY. Il h . repetition Of the vens, osds, csct on
eass sach On impulse 70 public opinion tsss In SOC
0yoA ~ 3 great number the expedfc0a assumed all
- - scter Of . coup de Ssein. Successes Wers
hoped fer ~hich would haze been hsese snort OF
psUdiay.i In England - IN France, where the re-
1snbfance CT Messsres, Vaencienccs, LiMe, Asn u,
1unoD and Genoa ought NOT " nave beeo forgotten,
- exact dss was formed Of shst t,e couquest OF
tsssiIsd place q The rst rama oogo. % 20 No oae
aseumUlaSed II Portsmouth " Bsess were sta ked,
N eenesal feeling witch thus prevailed ~as, we
rel cav, misfortune. A first acs, Of most won.
1snul effect, rendered the spectators difficult to be
VINO sIe anxious shout the glory an honor OF their
oGult Try bsbold with grief IN England and Fran 70
heavy fall In the pubic funos greeting bulIetlos
announcing victories, but not coming up 70 al tn
arseDt desires of pubic opinion. Al We hav
alsesdy said, hcm the plan OK campaign which ma
Aees adopted, and which consists in takiig 5ebss
tepol, In rpite Of the Russian forces in toe ded.
Ne ADgio-FIench army has . double task to per
tsrm-to keep in check . powerful army, fully
master Of It's actions, aud 70 obtain possession Of
tssti6ed piece Of Immense extent and tremendous
atSeDgth. Everything has - Jet proved tnat tho
Anglo Fiencn army ia mot beiow the levet OF is
nsbSe tax. Not only has It worstsd tha Russian
army, though reinforced from the Danu5s and nom
tbe norh but each day Of the siege has been naked
BY step in advance. rne fortified wau had been
g The date OF tie last accounts, nearly reached.
6uppVte, row, that they who ave 20 veil aeon
p.shsd sh,s double task receive, like the RussiAas,
eoDsic eYahle reinforcements suppose thar BY
a the division May ran from Athens, which lefs
CCnssant,nople on the 5sn, and must have already
arrived, that by means Of renforcements from Oraa
snA Malta, By means Of the divisions OF the camp
Of the NTH whoa mnst at the present time be at
ma; and by means of rurklsn trooos sent iron
Wanna and the Bosphorus, the generala.in-chief OF
the allies may In their turn form al army for the
Geld, Of which the forces already 10 ably handled
by General Boequot shoad serve % the nucleus
suppose al that and matters at once change their
appeal anoe; the army Of the siege has onlv ths
taiA Of IIyiDg the soWn and the forces Of Prince
Nc BsshilSf, in place Ct dsquie.ing the bssieging
Army, are forced to defend themselves.