The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13


more earnestly recommended because think 1t
plot worthy Of the alliance OF the two greatest nations
OF the world against third which is their rival in mill
tary power. But when learn, as trust that
We soon stall learn that this pr1dgious expert
ment has been successfully begun, aud may De
that the blow which the enemy to
has been struck and that the natural obstacles which
are the chief defepce of his territories, are over
coethe period OF time which has appeared t, be ape
ia tedious inactivity viii be remembered chiefly Tor the
ptepaT atoms made in IL and the world viii find that
England not the Berlin conrters sup alb
to renounce exploit glorious her arm but that.
in close and active alliance with her a1e IN war, sh
had collected all her energies to render this combined
attack Of the Western Powers irresistible
THE POLICY OF RUSSIA IN THE EAST.
[From the Journal de st Petersburg
The Journal des De6uts Of the 10th of August gives
malevoent ard erroneous account of the operations of
our armies since the commencement of the war.
may be agreeable for the organs of the press the West
to satisfy their self,ve by representing the present
position Of troops afording evidence,o cheek
upon the policy Of Russia AMI upon the prestige Of
opinion respecting the slender result obtained from
display OF force 80 gigantic and 30 by the two
Powers in alliance with Turkey and particularly to
the exploits to which they have hitherto confined hem
selves, of attacking towns without defence aad molten
1t is too easily forgotten however, that the govern
mens OF france and Ergand pomI ousy announced their
intention to conquer and to dsmember Russia although
the latter power did not seek the unjust carried
on against her, and for which she not prepared.
However, those who from the common emsnt have
sought to msrepresent the intentions Of the Imperial
to calumnate its acts and to repre- sent
animated with ambitious views and i1sas OF invasion,
now naturally enaeavor to reconcile the facts with their
maevolent suppositons But Russia canuo consent to
consider as check the nonsuccess Of intentions
cribed to her, but which abe entertained With
little more good faith in their opinions tho organs of
the foreign might be easily convn sei that il the
Imperial government occupied the Prncpatcs, it was
with the sole intention to obtain temporarily ln.er.l
guarantee for the reparaton Of wrongs which 1t Lad the
right to demand from the sultan and which it vanly
sought to obtain by means Of amicabe negotiations.
Assoresy Il was mot with the 80 COO men, WHICH form.
could be effected, and If any imparta!ty could be
pected on the part OF the press the nsucency OF the
cumstances would PROVE better than assurances the
moderation and the sincerity Of the intentions Of the
Imperial government
The infericrity which our adversares delight to atr
bute 10 the Danube affords further proof OF these
Intentions for our troops remained during more than
tuted positive disadvantage as they were hardly suf-
lcient TO ccyer line Of nearly 100 leagues, it
fNx 70 fne m{ sr was ANXIOUS fifth
rope In this respective position OF the two beserent
armies with II cir numerical superiority and the support
have had superior numbers stationed upon several
points of this vast extent Of territory. But without
fuspg to enemies the justice which u due TO them
We believe that every impartial soldier will acknowledge
that tey have let been able 10 avail tbemselvc, Of THIS
advantage end tn the results negative at least Of
their prove an, thing 1t Is the ntrs-
pdty and he Ole exhibited by soldiers
which have from the most distant times formed the glory
OF the Russian arms.
which have beer compacently attributed u.s. that the
Il asuIe might atsrwards BE eno ed OF proving their
want of success. AMOR the number is the project of
exciting to revolt the population Of Serva and other
Christian provinces of Turkey; and the onspl des De
tots does not expan the why Russia did not put
into operation tie she fsd at hsr disposal to ef
feet that object This cool astonishment surprise
ns on the part OF the wr Of the West for whom po-
i'ica revolutions are familiar weapon, and who be
hr hal raT., M
prisals made By ussuman cism upon the Christian
subjects IF The Sultan.
ment to justify itself for not having desied to
those ortupae countries 10 the horrors Of war
OF exterrnnatioD.
As 10 the recent movements effected BY our troops the
Jatrdi dss De6dts aud its contemporaries of tho West
would fsr persuade their crcdulous readers AS we'll as
their kussuiman allies that they were caused not only
the appearances Of the Anglo French troops upon the
theatre Of the W. cannot, however, s,ys them in
the enjoy ment Of this Illusion.
The imperial government had tight to expect that
moderation Of its acts and the gosd faith OF its inten
tions would be appreciated by the cabiSe Of Vienna 1t
was with this persuasion that IL has acted from the
Of the present crisis The attitude lately
assumed by Austria, ty rendering untenabc for our
conadsaes torced tsem to ADOPT movement ' Of con
cent? alton, which thsy have just executed aud now
That they have 'enrned 70 territory the Austrian
govepDt Mt fise fem all previous views Is doubt in
condition 10 Cause TO be respected By the ae Of the
Sultan the pIocpss OF the Independence OF Turkey and
the integrity Of The Ottoman empire laid down BY the
conference of Vienna. AZ al events in executing this
movement, the msnder inchief, Prince Gortschao,
used every sndeavor 10 deprive of the character which
i is now sought TO ascfibe to it, by eecting 1t unce
The eyes of the remy with the requisite camness aud
eeniy BE evea lorg time before Ducharest
10 face OF ihe Turkish sImy u the Lope that One.
found himself deceived IN that hope that he decided
mon continuing his march. he therefore must not b.
banned IT, in spite Of their becose impotence, the al
fes Of ne Tanks remained on the other side Of the
Danube.
We viii not enter further into the examination Of The
assgricrs con'sintd in . article to which We al'de
Our readers WIN Sepreciate them They have their ORR
gin those sentiments of reckless hatred and revolence
art sdy exposed BY which have been manifested from
The commencement OF the present crisis ia tie cole.
hated speeches msds in Paris and in London in which,
aecorting TO TIE necessity OF the argument the ext
ime as menacrg the north and the SOUTH always ready
to invade European civilization, and at another as des
tute Of all real power and having at the utmost OILY
sucient strength for timd defence such assertions
Iia'e themselves II sny conclusion be draw from
then il il hat eusia has remained as ever faithful TO
The principles Of Conservatism, moderation and wisdom
hich form the basis Of her policy She WIN rot depart
from them and confident in the Divine protection and
in the energetic devotion OF her chldIen she viii await
with caimness the geressions with which she Il
naced but which, perhaps, are announced With TOO
Iosch omp to justly any serious alarm,
NAVAL OPERATIONS IN THE WHITE SEA.
The Marquis OF CaDiicsrde has addressed the following
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