The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08

we're under Dutch, tvo Ter Greek art one under
Neal colo This boats Of the Ine rbe drcd
upon by The envy ~ they to out out one Of the
ses but 10 further harm was ooDe han senhng val
., through one O the paddlox boats Tho 's was 70
Advicee dated Vsrna, June lS state that the Duke Of
smhrg~, with the Arst division Of the British srmy
had srrved there ON the preceding day.
FRINGE Nspoleon's division 10 embart for Yarns
on he 18Th -Four thousand French troops had arrived
at AdraDoflc.
II Anglo French advanced guard had arrived At rts
vaoi.
Admiral Brunts squadron will enter the Black Sea y
cooperate with the United squadron
schsmyl was at few marches from T6is, with thirty
three thousand men.
The Russians have planted the sxteeu guns takeu from
the Tiger the ne .ls construct@d batteries Of Odessa
consl Tracy has discovered In the Russian garri
son OF CAIabrg and number Of officers have been sent
The onical ibt Of the Russian army Of the Danube
shows loss Of $4,000 since the crossDg Of the Pruth
The march Of . British dsta shnsnt from varna to
pravadi the 18th, announced the day to
tne commander Of the Russian sorps q observation sta
toned below Bassrdshik, by Cossaets Tue Russian
corps at once commenced movement IN rctreat
From the London Times, June ISL
consfantinopie correspondent OF the 7Hses writes
vnless the enemy leave Sebastop0t Il II difficult
what can be done In that quarter except watch tn
hsrbor closely and distress the empire BY the desruc
70 draw TIE Russian som the security of their battess
First the fleet approached leaving behind two Of the
three deckers which stationed Of sight Of tho
kussans hut sufficiently to to the assistance
Of the squadron In Of need 1t Thought that
the 9Vpearance OF diminished force would ten ut the
enemy 70 sore, but the Musoovite admiral remained
iDmovable hME
Next the feet lay of and two sssners won't In close
to the mouth Of the habor but with better succs
sail ng frierte wsa next sent, which might inspire
hope M apture with short chase All those expedi
is no doubt furnished with explicit Instructions to
venture out except In case Of great nfortuns b.
falling the allies. An attack ssbastopo itssM Is
doubt tmpracttcabe except with the sssistanoe Of hand
force. The .hips must enter sisgiy into the narrow
mouth Of the harba where the Of 500 pieces Of oan
non can be directed on each In turn.
Naval officers say that the smoke caused By 20
tremendous Are would be suAacieAt to make tbs en-
WELL Many ptrsons here look the Crimea the vul-
Dersble point Of Russa consider that It's conquest
should be the drst enterprise Of the war prolonged
hostlties are expected fhare b doubt Of the
ever may be the Russian force In this peninsula II b IN
possible that long resit the attacks Of enemies who
bold the ees and cut on AL oommuncaton with the
land except through the narrow Lthmu. which isself
and even her material ~er wouh b weakened BY
the rernaDet occupation of province than by the most
bloody def 1t, there be little doubt.
well written bulletin may convert flight into
umph but when important territory 10 occupisd for
months would be dicnt to explain away the disaster
even to such . public ~ the emperor's bulletins ad
dre.s Aa It 10, Anaps might be attached and taksn,
require he whole force Of the asst for the foraatons
stroIg and high above the level Of tho But
hess soms military operations contemplated In CIR
ciscassia such an attack would he only dSplAy Of
ouixotis.brsvsry. M
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS FROM THETIGER.
tsleeSsphic has been received At Ply naouth
Tiger Odessa. exchanged for similar number OF
Russian prisoners, and that Surgeon DoAvis Of
the ofacers exchanged. r-eI