The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
THE POLICY OF RUSSIA-THE EXPEDITION
TO THE CRIMEA.

qae policy Of the clandesue allies and secret agents
whe dc1ot receive their from Il Petersburg IL
to easssan ani deceive the public by cont uua
q neg citations and of peace, ard to treat Ais great
the world as mush ado about nothing to be brought
to speedy aod easy termination by few mu
hope. scarcely necessary for us to repeat that
nosh-ng Ia the conduct or the known intentions Of
the aet courts ushfes these Misrepresentation. but
the Organs OF the Prussian CABINET more especially
to the resolution Of other by
that al their OWL end It is desirable TO remove the
doub.s which such assertions calculated to excite
Tins the z Of the 98d Of August asserts that at may
be skre-tei that hostilties win shortly upon the
acceptance By Russia Of the conditions Ct Austria and the
Western Powers and that cannot be doubted that Eng
laad which ass agreed TO these conditions will thers
upon rsacrnc the feat of arms which she had proecs
We shsved, last Saturday, that the results OF the
operations OF the allied fleets and ARMIES on the Danube
and in tns Csnsa at least essential to the resto
sstion q As,sos peace a. the diplomatic Assent
tbo postve results should gain material pledge
Tor the fu.aent Of any Russan engagement whatever
adversary in exchange Tor The blood and treasure
Of Fralcs and EDglsnc. But the very char
western Csurts have been misrepresented. Those
comm mic atiocs were not addressed 10 Russia
ut al % Gar France and England are concerned The
kelgsee1t Powers had the contrary, distinctly re-
fused TO ALLOW sny overture to be madt e. Russ in their
nsm< shea proposal 10 that effect was made 20 then,
b. the German courts. The notes addressed, not
press he minsms,r Of conditions With which Austris,
as wsii the teitgersnt states, might be satisfied,
add thu objects in which she CONQUERED. But even
Austria adasd that, in the event Of her taking
print pa. part in the war, she reserved TO her
sea the right Of deliber stins on the Interior
coalitions OF peace which must, of course, depend
utoa The fortune OF and the result Of the
psigr Tia rsry form Of the document which IL pecu
Tar dsotes this reservation for although states that
In tina opinion Of the Three Powers negotiation
be opened unless the four principles contained therein
sdm;sred by Russia, IL does not determine limit
the extent which those principles be applied,
the securities TO be taken for their strict execution.
Those ese conditions TO be determined not much by
negotiation ~ By military and naval power and although
the allied governments have stated objects FOR which
they coatcnding the Of their alone
the uiyerior terms which those jects
are 10 be sscured.
II a. therefore radical msrepre entation of our 20
ston Il assert that England and France prepared
snounes the great opsration Of war for which they
ever ctosssi the esas simply be ,ause the Emperor Of
Rrssa may mar not signify his assent TO certain 60
neesl psopcskious II IL not for the assasnt u offer
terms 70 ward or the attack he Is himself directing
sgaipst en- e,emy, whea he may reasonably hope
that tke EJECT cf East blow viii be 70 enabie
Lsn 70 dies~t, his ovu ocatis:crs Bat msf con.