The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

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bed the destruction Of her power and the ruin Of her
honor But the question which occupies every mind at
present is TO know If we nearer to peace 10 that
question only man can reply and he = the Emperor
AassadoI do not conceal any dupicy negotiations
be asked for sincerely and will be carried 90 In the same
spirit peace may issue from the conferences to be per
the offers Of Prince Gorchako Three things authorize
to cal in doabt the sincerity Of Russia: the nnex-
language and declarations Of the CAR the evident in
erest OF Russia to proopg the dsaccord which exists at
every pacific step on tie part Of Russia aggravates BY
furnishing to Prussia the arguments which she wants
and. lastly decisive strategical reason The Russian
government conceals much can from pub:ty the
Of its troops and few persons take the trou
bic Of the following in the map those which come to
sons who are acquainted with the measures taken by
Russia since the signature of the treaty OF Dec and
Of ba ons he tSs onh
at present to the Gar 1t may be remembered that the
concentration Of the Austrian forces In Tansylvania
placed the Russian troops in false position that the
Emperor Nicholas obliged to make his mind to
evacuate the Prncpstes. Russia seeks to rem der
70 Austria what she has done to her. In order to be
taken IN the by the large forces which Russia has
assembled in Poland, the Pilics and the Upper Wis
tuA the Austrian army has extended its left beyond
measure and it found necessary to create in the
greatest haste the entrenched camps of Cracow and
Iemberg, in order to protect Gallica. With the impe
rial guard concentrated at Warsaw the SEWERS
and Paniutine and the which are in Iivonia
and Courand Russia can in fact In few days, throw
$50. 600 into Galcia the road to Vienna. The
great point 10 to prevent the Austrian army which
occupies the Principstes and the centre Of which ia
in Trsnsylvania, from giving assistance to Galicia
whilst leaving divisions to hold firm against the
Russian corps which guard Bessarabia and the banks of
the Pruth Since December q Russia has been making
every exerton to FORM without stripping the Danube
new army to menace the Up Dniester and the head
quarters of which Mt Kew These two armies, the
army of oland intended TO be marched from the north
to the south and the army of Podoa intended to be
marched from the east to the west and which would
placed under the command of Prince Paskie wftsch.
General Hess would be obliged to provide against both
at the same time, and battle gained a march con-
ceaed would open to OF the two Russian the
road to Vienna What Russia wants IN order to be able
to strike this grand blow Is to have assembled in Podola
sufficient forces; she has completely stripped her
army Of the Danube to defend Sebastopo and ODESSA
that she has yet been able to collect around Kew not
than 900 She requires from 100, 900 to
150 10 act efficiently Did she hope, by pretending
to negotiate to gain time fer the troops which
their march from all sides TO arrive In Podola2 II Ia for
better informed persons to say.