The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.
r,,E VICTORIES OVER THE nUssIAN5-IN-
INFERENCE OF THE ENGLISH COURT,
fFroui the London rmea, Oct. ~


IRON the London nmea, Oct -
WITH Ru ssis has attained its crisis-at least,
,ns night ia which ntegen,s might not - received
the vital consequencednss OF batties voa, or
hopes deferredf conquest Of slaughter Of smesrrss
ment. Deserted London may appear to DO BY the
fashionsbIe birds Of passage more intense anxiety &C
tuass TIE great capita Of the world just than at
any other time within our remembfanos From She
highest the lowest the feeling prevails, sno
any foreigner wished 20 convince himself that the Eng
hsh 1e hghtrg, not military, nation let him visit
drawn. Jacd ct deathe Car must make up his mind
to snt Il out to the pertitoz VI one or bcthAi least
o Sa Gns " the 70 testing q The
ef sshmen who awaiting with the greatest eager
ssss ~ ryai Of eye.y scrap Of nsssaee so" .Is
passed many years OF extepce in the higher 70
sioas Of 0ymran thought that my can preserve shs
sons fSsd ard isdfsrencs IN the mdst 81 occurrences
winch ct the equa1aiity OF the great mass OF tnsc
coucIymsn Il Is, NJ doabt, ane thing to asfs
attaiGea 10 calm and phiosophic tone on MIND
that the petty Interests OF humanity piss before
oce bus a. 50 many units in a calculation which
must no correctly solved We far removed from 1t
ourselves snd confess that cannot without yery
siderable effort gneers.and how ia the position OF
hi minis tiers tate should absent themselves ~ such
= roounsat tie centre Of affairs, and take their
pas,e while the nets aud armies OF England
siy engaged with the enemy. In ordinary CASES ii is
fair en0urh thst Who have been condemned % the
pesiiserous air OF lrbl emby and to the
roaeice OF ordinary business for many months should
take u eur hoJ dy and neck relaxAt and health la
country excursions But surely Il ever thNs wss al
occasion in the history of Gngls when right honorsbs
geutAemen nigh. MAKE Httie sacriuce OF ths.r
PessDss ceaveE!spce the altar OF .ejr y,
AZ - 1ow sessns. ufe'y at such q moment, Il Is
sessee,y decent thai Aa members Of ths al
should &c seattle ed that would require
E.e . eek 10 sssemhie the Rock II a3y suijen
emsrRsncy calling Tor united counsels shoull ariie
At TIA present tire the Duke OF Eescastls aad
tia Fni OF ClGrenSsn are at their posts they ara
both ipitfEtigstlo The di charge Il their duty,
ana they, DO eoast, represent two Of thu depart.
moot rt unsttly concerned with The gsment
ii the sir James Grahsm, however, who Ieors.
ao'ste xdmir.i,r, Is playing the psit of Lord ia
Argyll and sir george Srsy, amusing the nselvss
in vs,i,es Ways in the Scottish Highlands. Lord Joha
stan. Wales If any of the Cabinet Ministers actually
require tbs renovang influences Of ses air And hot
cold salt water baths sor the renovation of THAR coos
tutiops there spots enough the southern
OF krgnd which might have been selected places "
temporary rstiremeDt and which would ct the Same
time possess the signal vantage OF greater proximity to
Loadoo. For this little ss:ri ice might have
been made. Even the in mediate exixencies OF the
do aot require the presence OF a the Cabinet Ml
tsrs in town. .. least they should be clcsa a. hand
There Is oecency and proprety which should DO con.
adhered at such ronen - well IS the actual nacessi
There Is another point 10 which would advert With
ali respect Intelligence was yesterday recsived that
most bloody conflict That conflict must Iecossariy
have been renewed and within few days from the
again have been engaged in teadly struggle with her
snsmes Where il the court at such a time The pa.
tiiotsn and deep feeling Of the royal lady Who most
wcrthy occupies thu throne Of these realms far too
well known to admit Of doubt or question. Let it bs
clearly undsstood-as clearly IDghsh words express.
ing real sentiments can it-that We do not 50 much
by inusneo TO nAnuats fault In our
reign. We are, however, out giving utterar to tn
universal fe ling when say that the nation ,ul have
been gratiaed the highest tho lAud hxd
remained 10 or near town at 60 anxious criss tho
present The Queen has been III advised upon ihs sub.
curt with indifference 1t time when svery hour ia
pregnant with the 2ortant result to the vital ia
ture o. Ensi.Smsa = asct an nSissencs yhsS thsJ
do not feel nor to play the bsaggars BY affecting to
despe An adversary ~ho ig stil Iecsoned among tina
great potentstes Of The world Somehow othsr il Jars
upon feelings to give in column the list Of ha
kitet and wounded In these bloody battles aud in
Their the pithy nsnts of the Court Cucar to
the eec. tLa the Queen ana her courtisrs amusing
th Dseives in the heart OF the Scottish Highlands
though the lives Of Ess t.avest subjects not ia in
slant jeopardy.
A STRANGE STORY FROM THE BALTIC.
[fIon TIE London Standard
About fortnight since council had been held
TO consider What furtaer proceediI could be taken
xgaiuss the enemy before the closing Of The navigation
b. frost This council at which Sir Charles Napier pre-
sided, composed OF all he admIals and captains Of
the united fleets Ate. short consultation, it
animousiy Sgreed that account of the avanced
seasca further hcsliies be susr ended and that
the ases had batter re.nrn home The admiras report
e. this ss son 70 'hsi ssps ,s soys.omsas. but Sir
opl ION Cf his own, that something might be undertaken
assDs; svesbosg before he setting in Of the frost
lem furt hsr nfoTu..d hat this cycum tAncs being
communicated to tina French ADMIRAL was excessively
indsSslt and to tie very words of my nformAnt,
"a
dsrge to which HE ship would be exposed il logger
detained In those lati.Gdss resolved thwarng the
Bti,s ~ nj III. pl.ns and gave immediate orsos i9e
but not stated foseey that the French admiral took
this resolution after the British govsrnmsut hAd given
its to tho BON ,srdoent of Sweaborg The French
hest consequently sailed for France and you win have
By this time information that some vessels hays
got - far the North sea.
On thursday week, Admiral Parseval Duchesne, innns
diaely on his arrif in KEEL sent Of despatch BY tee.
srAs to inform the french Emperor Of nis
and peremptory ordering him forthwith " return Oh
Sir Charles Napier ssanst sweaborg with An int,tion
that further instructions would be sent TO him In couple
Of days post To this he admiral replied both by tse
graph letter setting forth the dangers That awaited
them In thoAe fsss that his feet WAS dispersed, and
could not % got togss.r before the lapse o. I'VE Or s
the freach beet nov under orders TO return to thu
From xhat gather from the French naval officers
short ekve CT absence here the French enter tain
sltrsms teal Of the perks AID dangers Of winter in the
Baltic They say that their finest the Austsrltx
vas Only sagsd total less by throwing her guns
board that two other barge vessels, ship Of the line
and steamer ran on sAnd bank, and wsr. not got on
without the greatest dicuy that the steamer with its
saved from destruction BY little less than
miracle and that the having once had the prospect
held out to them OF returning to France viii repair to
ths ,osre Of action in anything but good lighting hu
The tfncers in general atropsy condemn this
counter oidsr in the month Of octcher aud conts1d
with appearance Of reason, that although with great
sacrifices they may 20 little hNm 30 the enemy it
viii DO By no means com me nsurAte with the ris ks Il ~
from the storms they may expect to encounter.
TIE expectations Of the British public the appoint
nent Of SIR Charles Napier TO tho command Of the Baltic
Acct iaed to high pitch from his welt known
courage and daring that any thing mar now
perform will he regarded with aoaed interest The
Duct OF the French AMI Of the French govern
mspt 20 have been beyond all praise, and strongly
conssasts with our OVID vssciilatpg policy
THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY REGISTER OF
WRECKS FOR 1853.
From the Lifeboat Journal Of the National Ship
wreck Institution for October
In the Lifeboat Journal, No. IL, we gave rs one
reason for the discontinuance OF the register Of
sbipwtecks on tho coasts Of the united kingdom,
which We hsd previously inserted, that q wreck
would be annually presented to Parliament That
do, IN ent for 1853 bas now been published, which
erablss us 20 furnish our readers Nth a summary
Of its contents.
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