The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

.0sDy and the other smaller
.mpel their cooperation In the
Y.-..s ...se.~. 4ne smaller StsSes would has had
10 choice would have been compelled TO follow ths
bsvssn the three
Russo on one side. and France and England the
otber-bss given consequences to the smaller States to
diminish the momentum OF the alilss. spain aloae IL
unable to profit this condition OF THINGS yet
70 s.y Spain has been .ss to impos. on the United
IL rely divided between them with the Carlss II: ton
looking toward Russia and Austria.
What the Allies have Lately Acquired In the
Sea or AzUM.
The Guide Maritime dams Ia Mer d. Asog gives the fol
owDe ceas Of faganros sgans. which the :essful
expedition has jus, tab en- place
II greatest depth Of ,he basin of Tagsnros, stu ate
H. 10 feet from tue chsnnsl Of the PersvsoRi in
south sest direction tn the extremity OF the Pstrou
china bank The soundinzs given here are an those
them considerably, and in some places down to Zero
Every sort Of vessel lies during that period embed led
IN The mud, and occasionally for long tine Tho
port owes its foundation to Peter tue Grsas. Even
n his time the dimipution OF TIE waters Of the
Sea Of Azof remarked, and the present site
proDostory or CAPE, in the hops that sufficient
anchorage would always BE- found. This port
seqursd 1t rs com meAcsmsnt some commsrcial ion
p0rancr but liz disadvantages bsAms apparent.
Ihe Don, which empties rss with irnp.tuosisy at the
bottom OF the anJ drags Gown 9Th the ssuds winch the
tnst tho soalo near taganros ava 10 eli Is.
BARN bss before observed that tao $50 water
70 By that Of the Don =: s spos - to %
printable In the Commence ment Of tne present CEN
tury the port Tasanrog was frequentsd BY such
number OF forsisn vessels to indu,s the governmst
Ietto belonging TO it. which dispensed vesssls DO and
from that port from seven days. observation, whish
they performed In front Of tia Strait Of Ksrtch. bat
the rav'paion becoming more extended, and the mari
time estabhshnent OF Tsgsnrog promising to Be iasut-
6cient for the ever Increasing wants Of An entrsoot
Custom House and Quarant ne formed 1t Kerscn.
NOmmeYchl tfanDActiOn0 thus divided bat
the two and TagaDr0g saw each cav . smaIer NUN
btr Of vessels in it, waters The Quarantine Of Ker,eh
were recogn zed without susp,cou. Bat what gave
the iaat blow TO Tsgaurog tho adopted 10
1919 y the Kusisn governmsnt wbsh declared Ksrtsh
the only quarantine port 10 the sea OF Axo which from
that 0s closed 70 all merchant vessels excepting
those in tho co.stng trade. Kertch being at = on
the became by that ac the entrspos and the port
discharge OF those two The colonial products
the Dorthern ccat and those Of the Dom arrived
only privileged port. What oay sustains NO tas con-
Derc- q lsganog are the transports of munitions OF
war ana Of provisions from ths Caucasian psovinses
considerable number OF vessels for that special service
coprsntly travse the waters Of tina. sea- the wAsrs
Of which are each day becoming more sh allow, aad
on harioupoi Il says that
tits place of much commercial activity. In II IL
Eatnsred the grain brought from the interior and taken
route which was well known 70 their aoceslcrs, and
wbsrs tbe GeDoese nag Vas was ct enc time 30 ~eru
bsyond sasoupoi the coast, bordsred With chns runs
mates at Cape Helosasa at the foo. OF which formal
tongue Of SAM, nilss in extent to the south
Of water st about mile from the shore from K.riou.
pcl 10 Cape BelosArAi. The bottom 10 found toe
whole length Of the tongue ct half milo from it,
boss and succsssvsiy throughout the wsols western
part when only fourtecn feet found two milss
hind From the sorth.s:t Of the ghtnous aioss the
cosst which runs towards tbs vss the gets Deeper
and Ut o mile 1t IL sixtoau feot.