New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
FROM THE BALTIC.

ccre hotter known as thew must be even in Russia they
will exercise beneficial effect on the duration oil the war
FROM THE BALTIC.
On the evening Of MAY 10 the French feet under Aimi.
raj Parsoval Deschones, eleven sail. was of the Island
Rom.ee in the Great Belt four leagues 10 the north o.
Nyborc TIE English Feet the 9TH of the Island
Of Gott.ka Senioe north of Gothlani The reason as
signed for the hasty putting Of the English meet wss
the that the Russian feet had run out OF he
sinefors but il doubtful if this information was cor
rect. The Russian ship Ohio, Capt Lauren, had sue
ceeded in evading the vigilance of the British het >hs
Lei, the Aland Islands on April 20 with cargo Of TIMBER
and ran into Kel harbor the 9Th inst, and anchored
there p.:L
feet lad been within twenty-five miles oil Crohsta'
and had captured number OF gun-bonts
Si.ttin letter of the 18th mentions that the hnssiah
fec, had left HelsingSrs, in order to JON me DIVISION
wing ri Croustadt. II was the object OF Sr 'hai-s W.
C,e American and two Russian ships had arrived at
Cos.sd and the navigation therefore must have been
c'mreteIy even The American had her cargo waiting
for her At Riga also large Feet was taxing IN produce
and ct A,chnncoln numb Of ships were expected
II il not true that British ieaie was ashofe an" c"P
tured by TIE Russians 80
AZ b,nm lad been sung in Moscow by order of the
Governor for tie Russian rictory az Odessa
Acting on the recommendation OF the Swedish Govern
euf France and England have agreed Ia permit the trade
# he Norwegian fishermen of Finmark with the Rus
sus that trinng commerce being the only resource oil
the dgellers that stormy coast.
We hear more OF the submarine batteries that are pre-
pared for defense Of the harbor OF St. Petersburg and
/. said Sweehorg ana Eevel they consist "i cisspis
Of uuuowder tina. are be sunk in various parts OF the
channel ard connected by wires with eavanc batteries
on shore Two telescopes adjusted that the bssee-
tom of their lines sight will correspond with the spot
where caissons are sunk. The moment when ship be-
comes visible both observers will be the moment for
exploding - ., -. ;,,.
in hs Yacht in the Baltic says;
Tbe fleet in the Baltic now is IS sail $50 guns, and
about 80 400 men this inclusive of the French fleet OF
five .l;p- of the line four frigstes and four steamers
don't think Cronstadt Sweaborg will be bombarded
tley ore in such difficult channels that without the steam
mower ii would be quite impossible TO get into position TO
attack as stone walls and casemated batteries must be
6.d AT from not than two hundred yards distance
No doubt IN attack Sweaborg might and would be en-
trey successful but of not without severe loss ana
much damage 10 our ships Immediately after when, oat
wond come the untouched Russian fleet OF % sail OF the
line and IS large frgates from Cronsad and fail on our
disabled feet Napier bold enough, but if the Russians
expeot him TO commit rash folly through love OF
fpbtjpc they are much mistaken. The 81. Jean Acre
CAPT Keppel, is unquestionably the finest and most
efeent ship here-9l heavy guns on two clear hshting
decks The Auserlitz the only Frenchman in this quar-
ter vet is very fine ship the very clean and smart
eofi. We have not seen their target practice Their
great gun exercise is not quick ours the command
beipg ua dur trois instead of one two don ex-
meet TO 90 home before next month, but hope to SEES
tome,hnp worth seeing before leave.