The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-29

Marshal st. Arnaud was very sharp in his reply to
Prince Napoleon and made few cuttrg alusona TO his
interrupted him TO tel hin that he chose ~ be
thought proper his personal friends and that to his
IDEAS he derived them from his sympathy With the in
terests cf France and from the natonsl tradition Of the
first empire. No ona had right 10 sit in Judgment upon
them but himself
general Canrobert supported the protest Of the ex
petition. He described, detail the rsconn0i
which had been made Of the southwest coast of the
Crimea II practicable to dssmba-k to the south
of sebastopo but the heights were fortified and pre-
rented serious difficulties. From the deck OF the
Furious he and his brother officers had distinctly
the Russian encampments which be could calculate
at higher figure than %, 0c0 effective men. Imme.
diatey to the north of the place. between rather
nsns ms BE- ON Sy mem
Eupatoria on favorable beach, whereou appeared the
ruins Of an ancient fortress. Thence the allied army
might march in three or fcsr days upon Sebastopoi,
without giving Prince henschkoa time To concentrate
his forces, and 70 oppose any serious obstacle to
march.
BY this plan there was every prospect OF routing the
Russian army, and IT, defeat must nralhbly de-
bastopol 70 fall into our hands
"And what course is TO be pursued" asked Lord Rag
lam sboud the place hold ou. and prove " be strongly
fortified
The Marshal replied that. under these circumstances,
they would be compelled TO bcsexe the place. and by
occupying the fortfcatons the north side, they
would naturally become the masters OF the town. II the
Notifications az tho northern side of the harpor
serious obstacles Il would be easy 10 pass TO the
south, by turning the place, and then TO undertake
regular siege siih the AID and protection Of the naval
coast especially az Balaklays which had surveyed
by Sir Edmund Lyons.
Notwithstanding these jadicious objections, lord
Raglan wound up by giving snrms tive vote General
Bosquet did the same. This wss n grave error The
four content who remained we're admiral H,uislin,
Admiral Dundas the DUKE Of Cambridge, and Prince
Napoleon.
interpolation now a. ssttkd thing II loft varna
the 9th September On The la II OF the lee Of
Serpsn's Visiting there, politely assured, g for
the Engiish feet for at thn period, wen at the
present time, the English have always been behinl'
hand, In consequences OF the bad ADMINISTRATION with
which they have 10 do
On the 18th the army dsembarted.
At the muster OF the 10TH n was proved that tbs a.
He'd forces amounted TO o. 900 81 zoe French, 30
600 English and 8, 900 Turks.
We invaded Russia ~ the Normans invaded Sicily
Pisarro invaded Peru fcrnsndo Cortsz invaded Mexi.
CO. The army felt q VAGUE apprehension, indescrbs.
bio anxiety. Every ready 70 DO his duty, and
10 sell his life dearly But this Il certain that II the
Russian generals had had foresight should not
} ave passed night In the Crimea, and we should
have been driven into the without respite and with
cut mercy. The Russian generals, however, have this
excuse which, moreovsr they have Themselves pat for
~sd, that Il vssimpcrsibe for hsm 70 sspPose Mat