New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

troop. 4" they Absolutely despsir become rsckle..,
cease h prepare their food, 90 TITO hcsptd. AID
" die Here 10 picture cf the Crmsan disease IN
IL smplest forum the peTsoa OF tue poor solder
b. net come f. m Encl4nd Next follows in the sane
liter picture Of il N another s'sge-il the n
s-at end aUthori,.- ch-rgsd vita the transport
Tie wri-er says, that hitherto hs good cl,thns aaf
cou f.rts sccumustiUg a. Bilakllva mi-hi A. vel
be u Lordou uesriy Impossible /. i % traa'5ort
them 10 the camp. Tas. tits SO averyb)'y knDFs
bs tbs time. There Is eveything in the v-rlf
:, Balsk ava The arrivals there during December
were ncs sssDt-thiplosds upon sllplos1s, ana IA
trem great Numbers 81 the very ihldgs mos' tntec
NOBODY csn cav VII r there l. not AZ BIak'hvt, Tor
there we believe ars stIl TO he found al the thou
sands Of packages sent from this county, acd never
beard Of sssin- Bai the srmy. ike mta 10 A
cream bes not the waking viii All energy ~ stcech
out its hard and eectus'iy grasp the wealth within
ts reach. Ii complsiss Il ina-ticulstels AMI
helplessly, like patient under chloroforn. Ii It
Goes more, then comes smother stage OF the
Crimesn disorder. II consists in plsns that some
how sre always on the point of being put
into execution but something somebody soma OF.
fols A. some accident, indefinitely DospOnes them.
TIE great authority we have quoted has drawn no
plan for the transport OF seods from Bfsklsva 10
csmp II has received the approval Of the Qlsrter-
master General, but a. the beginning of tue new
wear il as still only plan OF course, nothing an
BE- done withs plan; but II does occur 10 Us that
at tie date mentioned, considerable number OF tho
"rayvies" had landed with the materials for their
rsilssv HIS that solid assistance too. sindled
il 10 plan" to be passed ffoulotiice TO Office and
to be deciced an when young officers nave be-
come old and old officers young Way has there
been no TRANSPORT all this time Why did we land ia
the Crimsa without wagons or any regular system
for the conveyance of baggage The apology Il,
that in this country of Ransom ard Cr0sskul co m
mtee of old generals have been sitting Tor months
TO decide on the best form Of csrs and thSt nothing
can be done 10 the remnant OF the army from
destruction till they have made their report.
Yet while the attempt to shield the Generals by A.
ackirg the Ministers il simply ridiculous, and IL IN
fact already abandoned in truth aud honesty i must
be admired thai the authorities a. boue n suf
fer equa ly from this Crmeao hslplessness. They,
too SEE and hear, and feel and complain, but 80 MT
address IN, mselves point blsnk to the remedy Tner
measures are simless ard iaefec'ive-tillng short
ike the old mans javein, aud making only noisy
show of energy. Lock u the letter ia Tuesdays pa
per from Msior General Angersten. Immediately
90 the intelligence of the mlseries suffered by the
sick ard wounded after the Battle of tho Ama
unon the field on the passage and in the hos otals
official assurance given that such horrors sho all
rot occur gals The uiserits OF the nidfls-p
were as bad as ever az three mon rs Of public VAN
ing and official resolution. The sick ant wounded
90 not, indeed lie wholly uncared for GU the gerry
lat field but they DO lie IN the mud, the only bed
th,v 6rd in the hospital marques a. the camp while
a, Scutsri though many evils are reiressed, the
crowoipe and the infectious character 0t the stn)s
phere engendered by 1t have been l>te'y aggravated
to an alarming extent Again some months ago tina
ioa-desiers If the metropolis, with thai generois
f. cling. which so well becomes the commercial class
offered To supply the hospitals with tea and sugar
GRATIS Their offer ceclned, on tho ground
that there was tea and sugar enough in the
losritsl stores at the cost OF G)yeinment In
fact there WAS noue ana from tina. time 10 this
there has been none. except what we have
SUPPLIED from the Fund. the poor sufferers
could buy at exravagsnt price from ths
ship.stewsrds and suffers. Very possibly, orders
have been given; very possibly, supples have been
cent al the receipt thereof duly notified by the reg
uier authorities. Yet the weapon has not reached
the max and vii lot reach It. There Is nowhere 10
lie found that penetrating glance that searching
scrutiny, that strength OF VIII. f1et deterlnsslon
that the thing shal be done by which alone things
cone. We confess that we put great faith III tue
humen will Ne believe that " Where there -
!. VIII there IL away But then the will must DO A
v,rv rpsolute one, and must overtlfe all sorts OF
cor fcting wishes. We really cannot oeneve tn1'
II either the MINISTER OF WAR or the CoM,NDrRIS-
CuIrF ia the Crimea hao thoroughly resolved, last
October that the sick and WOMB ed should have beas
to lie on proper transports TO convey Them 70 nos
pita weat 81 tight tents IN the camp tea and other
cor,forts these poor creatures would still be without
these 'hipgs. Nor can we believe thit, II nearly
three morths ego when the communication bit Fee9
Balsklsva and the camp interrupted or rendered.
difficult Lord Raglan and biz staff had res )ivef 10 re-
store IL BY road that would stand the wesr ana tear
Of an army treic in all seathets that arpy would
have been reduced to its present melancholy state,
which is about bad il il had been separated a
hunrred miles from its supplies or shat uo IN be-
sie2ed town. Hun al wdi may not be supreme, but
it very apt 10 prevail ana the comp srati9e streogh
Of human wills 90 far 10 determine the issue OF var
Fortupe il not the Jade that sofne would represent
Ter she is 10 be wOoed and won, but by no ioeols
or irr. soluie hand II we wish for success we must
flstIesolve TO let nothing we can help stand IN hs
gav-uo favor, no fear, 10 sinister m0tlye-sD0Ve
all 10 friends; and then, when we have sacnhcef all
We have we, at least, deserve to succeed.