The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

rrsssed hr thsr human cns miles from witbout Ant
this rIessuie frem ~itaout must be sensioy felt
Atsr ths ca pture % the MsmeIon and the WORKS az
fencing from Is 70 TO Csrsspins Bay that part OF sebss
toIoi icb 10 rtusscd ths east side of the mssr,
win deprive TIE Russians or their srsepsk and oria
cpa' barIsets and what scarcely OF less i'm por-
tsDcs, is viii lssve the ships, which stih iemsia
irm the shot sno sheLs OF the aIliea AIrssdy So
osstopoi foters TO lite i Nor IL tho posidoa Of the
Russian Crmess army In tbs iSld much more secure
sDultaDea advance o. the allies from Eup IL and
ktftch souid compel 1t to concentrate issel upon s. m
khiopo or b.stopel and for tits force to coopsi
w 10 tie soutb -estern part OF the Crmea De
po,td TO h3 tsme famine ttat is already telling
fully en- The garrison Of Seba topo Tns Crimsa is lost
Nor is this the full measure Of the humiliation 70
whieb the sufcoyt. goseFpm-nt has already been sub
aoiln aro the evacuation Of Arspa by the Russians
bss re established the Independence Of Circassa
ihIe tened by the ~.rlise nouutansers in ffous and
the naval foaces OF the Allies their flank rear
tbe X ssar atoms on the Kuosn bs maintain
ed htir garrsons must fan back the line OF Don.
In short time Russia win not hold foot of laad
south ID. Lower Don, tee Dorh shores of the Sea OF
Azof, the Pu,rd and Black Se.s and the Lower
Danube. Should Russia rue at this asmens for peace,
it would be adsess to restore any territory south Of
teis lie to her sebsstcpol, . Britso Minister has
declared -, Is sssDsins msn.cs to coassaatnopls a.
But II Russia 10 allowed TO retain the Crimsa, what
guarantee Europe have taat these fortiAcstions will
Iot be though they should be razed
atprestntf Again, II has admitted from the oe
ginning, that had Russia been allowed to extend
that sea, eac,ars within Russsn territory must OF
necessity have become Russian lake The came
bocs good OF the OF Azof To prevent It from
remaining mere Russian lake, it Is necessary that
come other independen: community, communities,
possess portion Of its shcres. On these onnds
We msintsin that even at this moment--in the pre-
sent position OF afsirt-p peace ought cniy to be
sraoted to Russia on the condition that she Ieln.
quit hes all claims to the Crimea to the lands De-
tween the Black Sea the Caspian south OF the line
OF the lower Don. But Russia wll not for peace
yet 1t is true that her mercantile classes bssn to
he severely punched IT is true that the
ton OF mobiles Who rsgard Moscow their centre aod
capital and stand aoof from active life are CO Mug
nunous; but the Official clsss civil and military, in
whose hands al real power is vested cannot afford to
lose any Ct their foreign csnquests One aud all
ere deep In oebt and ,epend upon employ their
yeIy subsistence They cnly obtain the means OF in
dung those iu1 urious habits whdh have second
nature to them by draining the tributary province Of
their as was the case with the courers Of
Imperial Rome in its decsdence Inveterate "a nblers
they are ever ready to shake all the hazard OF die
and they will rl the existence OF the Empire rather
than relipquish their emoluments. Russia would at
this moment reject peace II afforded the terms We
have Indicated; snd Russia will hereafter take Tar.
quin, have to purchase . worse bargain ut higher
price