New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

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That ne idea Of that expedition origin sscd: Il ~
coz okiyed IN solitude. The Emperor bcnt ovvs \
nap. and with eye intent. and . co1pxs 10 his heol
Ser. pog hours in celebrating the pis,. .ai he ssI
| TO Ccus,sD tipople entirely v,ittsa with hi, ON
hsnd, and without having previously eonms niesA.l
liz to sly body. The Emperor distrssted the obsevvs
isus which Msrsh al vsilIsn. would not have 6k.on
yroasr. and which he ~oald hsvs ihssnei to ~
The plan then vas boxis Naecleoa's en- Nsp
W hfnstn aud dispsfcesd BY hinsel, wisssut
suNasies with hs Minister Of Wsr. o. vita ssy etiA
individual
COUNCIL or wss sr yARs4. So
In the mcr,h Of Avg1st, Mssasl 5, Arusud arrived
at the carp at Nsroa snd the 10th ID = cs1aoi OF
| var was he'd which eeciaeo on iss cIpedroa. Toe
General Officer" reports it in detail, asd ss that
ceurcu will e. rtsiDly Gil sisp 6o st page in hiss9y
we give tae General OsScess statement In fall and
reocmu END IL 70 the s'nsy of oar reas.r as 6oca-
| neat Of IL contestible Importance:
| "Harsbsl St. Arnaud presided. He hal previously
made Prii ce Nayoleon snG Gtnsrss C>nrcAert sea
Boso net acqusufsd sith tie plan sgreed upo1 be-
:seen bic, 81 Tire Emperor; Il wss tue pisu elssos
s.ec by Napoleon III hrsslf II was dated from
Biarri,s for il was f-cm that r,sse ths a. test crit
cal yeiicc, Nspoleo, III sent lie orders sad Gated
his p'oclsmsficns.
"rhe A.r.hsl comm Wi csted to TIRE court TIRE idea
II the expe dition brought into prominence the 3D.
vsniasss tjerecf 10 the susio FrsnSh policy; Ls ana
lyIe6 the pan Of it, such ~ be had receisedt from
Paris elrts5y practically sxpounced. they were 10
select Ian Gsg point to Rect th.s srdog under the
prote c'ion OF me artillery Of the sqasdrous to 90 Sad
meet II Ruseaps Who YOU'D certsisy try tue fse Of
arms; 10 Re 4 .heu-whch was infsl nle, Ia his cpn-
iop; 10 march direct on Sevss'spol aid s'orm Il By
bold strtke Re bad no posiTvs eats respecdBg the
sotus forces of the Russians ir the fd respect
re the Elective fsrce In he garrison concerning
the works Of defence Of Sevas opol By iaod; but in
c.,nstion ctriver from various entirely CON-
CURED 10 establsS that there neither
ner even very nsortnot obstacles
1.-THE power Of 2tesis ad just --periercsG' sesi.
Il, 81 - - a.
sss d icu't 10 overcome II ia the rinea FOE z he'd
not there concentrated any forces. end did not .aers
expect any attsck Tue cisemb srkssn In the Cdcrea,
snd ths taking Of Se7ss'oro', would corpete IL the
r,es Of the world, ths cefest Of Kues'a and wcsh
fJ-ve peace out Of hesssn object which their Mses-
les Queen Victoria Al the Emperor Napoleon lad
in view.
"Thers was, besides, no longer anything 70 do %
ibcDsbuhe Austria herring also beoocsc the alley Of
The Ctonsn Porte and having thus compelled Cor
tbst Of 10 retreat 1t became Necessary to alter the
poskcn Of the battle field and II that CT the Crmsa
was 2erilous it also the most favorabe-bo.a or
account of It's climate and 81 the decided s1vsntages
which 1t offered to the allied armies
III eyes were turned towsrd Gen. sglen. His
forehead bore the impress Of care and his face ex-
pressed for few minutes previous all the indecssoa
Of his rnc.
Of knowledge respecting the Bsssisu forces, and
speeding the Of ,hs place the land side The
maps afforded 10 indication. The roads, rivers And
tageous petite seld. The English General specially
demonstrated the score that the army wsJtn want
of cavslryy While the Rossisn1. very we'll pre-
yided with excellent horses. That was not war on
equal terns.
"yice-Adrniral Hsmsin treated the matter with
more sninus According to his opinion, the exped-
ton, undertaken uuder such circumstances, looked
very much hhs an advebiure The allied forces
seemed TO him insufficient TOs squadrons might
doubtless pnetec. the Landing OF tho army hut !. was
OF certain that they could lend them assistance for
eDy heightened period, On accc ant OF the near sp-
81 tha~ Of tba AL oala
"Tbey might be compelled to seek an anchorage
by the end Of September 10 order to escape tho de-
sirucfve tompesfs Of the Black Hea. la this case
the lard Amy would be abandoned to Us owTre-
sources; this an uptowHd eveu'uslty. The
climate wss not analogous to climates Of the same
altitude; they ought to have taken into account tue
oontguity o. the ses, end the scattered position OF
the Oh siBs OF mountains The Crimes, situs'eo aus
in the south Of Russia, was the common reservoir OF
all the inclens Dcies of that vaet Empire. Sach
,bipg had even been seen a. the bottom Of the Bay
Of Sew sstopol frozen during certain winters. sne
told stroke did not succeed II would become neces-
sary for the honor Of France and Of England TO Do
siege the place aud then who could fore:ee the issue
of tbs expedition Lord Rsgans objection concern
ing the want OF knowledge, respecting the Russian
field forces and tho land d.eEses Of Sevestopo was
very faioss one; and all ihese reasons lathe
Admiral to give his assent to the enterprise.
"Msrsbe De St. Arr aud gave brief ans yer, and
one fell of energy TO tbess observations. He repro
duced bis arguments with moro ph than. the FIST
time. ADD concluded by supporting husel on the
"Prince NepoleOn then spoke for nearly three
quarters of Oh hour. We must state here, that he ex
pressed a. the tine his opinion and that OF 0sa
eral BosQust add the Duke OF Cambridge, whom he
Lad seen the day before. and with whom he had con-
suited and agreed.
1.-THE Prince disapproved Of the expedition Ia its
principle In its execution IN an absolats msnner foe
Enperors authority was doubtless, very great IN the
matter but the Emperor, at Biarritz, was not Ia
position to understand the practical difficulties or the
enterprise. The great distance at which he was psoed
from the theater Of events might produce Q mirage
before bs mind He was right O. the heir to hApo-
leon name, 10 continue glorious military radtOnsr
to replace France in Der rank among nstions. add
aveps her for former DISASTROUS times Bat ne e~gee
Lot 10 have begun where Napoleon had ended. Al
ilvssion Ct Russia to throw ones self In Ae an
known; the Msrshal owned 1t himself Nothing w
known Of the climate nothing Of the resources OF the
county nothing Of the forces withia aud without ne
pIsce nothing Of the strength Of the or6cstiops OF
Stvsstopo, which might be as formidable by hnd q
BY tss. ,.;...;o g., ,,...,.,r
themselves before the 600 which defend the
boy ard the port 1t was therefore reasonable not to
rtiy for an attack upon a very efficient cooperation
on The part Of the Iavy, whose duty besides, Wa 70
contend against ys.sels and not sgsnss wsna a.
mirals Hameln, Duncss, Lyons, ah0 tnSnief, msos
"rhe real battle field Of the allied armies was the
Danube and after the Danube the Pfnth. They
found themselves there 10 rich AKA krie couaIy,
in tbe midst of s,mpathetic population backed BY
large river protected BY series OF Aoe toft
resses. That battle 6eld was admirably sdaptsd tor
40 aggressive, as well as for ce'easve wsrtero;
The Turkish army, victorious, afforded Po.enW
the Russian army having lost all ursge,
on account of ts repeated wasn't Of cess, through
the erors CT tts Generals could with difficulty avoid
a CON pets route. The execution OF that plan had
another advantage namely, that of proving to Aus
trs that The Allies could DO without her The pres
epcs of the Allies on the frontiers Of Hungry, q
sixty Iesgues distance from P,lsnd, rendered them