The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
THE CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF THE AL
LIES IN THE SEA OF AZOFF.
Ernun tha md IYYuAa Juna

The operations Of the allied fleets in the Sea Of Azor
continue with unabsted and suocess Intelligence
Of Nay from Kertch that the squadron 10 the Sea Of
Azoh had appeared before Gentchi, landed body Of
forces and destroyed al the dspos and vessels laden
with corn and supplies fer the Russian army Lord Rag
Ian: despatch Of the "a Of June relates to the same
on this important point laden with supplies for the
army all which were sunk destroyed to prevent their
reached the Foreign Once IN the course Of yesterday A.
ernoon states that no less than ak millions Of rations
Of corn and -four, destined for the Russian army At g.
See OF Azof, well as 24o trading vessels.
Barely four days had elapsed since the forced
ing operation Berdiansk, Arabst and Genitchi fell in
rapid and they conscious Of their
in the hands Of the ensmy, only to be rescued ron
capture by instananeous destruction The enthusiastic
a Ss III % nan S I e 0ss.
has not cost the squadron single hfs one man only
having been wounded at Gentchi, theugh in all prooa
upon the enemy than the hard fought and dearly won
fields Of the Alma and OF Iniermann.
threatened and attempted to overwhelm the gallant
bands which have invaded her territory by the multu
dinous hosts Of her armed sers Tho loss Of stores OF
food, Of wealth, and of the OF transport, Ia
greater calamity TO the Gar than the defeat Of
army; for, indeed, of what Is army, and what
set Of this campaign Of the means Of subsstences War
in the Crmea has this peculiar character that Ave large
q that M assousS The natural II the
country s insufficient to support any one Of them In
ordinary years the Cmea dses not produce enough
las. year the harvest was below the average Ss year
the cultivation Of the soil has beea neglected.
sions brought from other countrss that Is an opera
ton for which We are now prepared, and which the
Rus:lans have hi;hs.to been carrying By the s.. Of
Jet invested ssbsssopo in the proper sense Of that
Term, we shall soon have invested the Crimsa, and,
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be 10 maintain 1t there.
o.r. r. sS. IL. rsedy W WITH rhch n
squadron has swept the Sea Of Asof 10 the hrst ex
ploit In the present war which the navy have
Unesr the orders q siS sanund T Lyons and xa~irs,
Bras who were the chief projectors Of the expedition
in position which paraiysed the forces Of ths enemy
The vessels Of email draught then instantly proceeded 10
enter the sea Of Asoh into which no foresn vessel o.
iaeune, Tie bckish waters Of which lost In the
ancisnts called marsh, and which the most recent ira
vellsrs who have visited Il compare to reservoir Of
es, srSssS sAss
and on the following day Arabat Was shsisd We had
s1S ss aSss g Of
Arst points 70 attack becspse commands the strait
the os ss ssSs &. e a.:
ses OF Asof IL therefore point ofthe greatest con-
seausnce foe transport both land ead water and We
ara not surprised 10 Hnd that the Rusaans had accuu
lated there very large quantities Of stores for the army
The Strait Of eenscni, ac.Iss Sn tSn.s ia Sr q Z
deem ana IL serves carry OF the waters Of the Putrd
Pea into the Sea Of Azo OF the Putrd Sea ITSELF or
fnovn ana 4 IA wholly unmarked BY soundngs In any
charts that We possess. appears however, TO present
considerable analogy 70 the asunss which encrce ve
Of var We DO not despair d shiPs boats performing