The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

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ssneatg Which Il Il q sxtsns importance for b
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w as the opportunity which apssars 70 present ssM
fer stepping the carriage e tA ssal BY the Densts ths
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iDpossibuity Of her importing coal
This ehiy enc Of the eeassqusness Of that disaf-
TIE aassss Of Inhabitants Of al thsss provinces,
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10 the one fsshsg that The ossr. Of Massovy have
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iosa bsel to the date q l71l and with he TsrtaIs
has no business thsrs. Their STATE q niad may Be
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Uiraine st least - far north - KharAoa. We knew
the disturbed state Of that part Of the 0sAzs doml
also their hA6itual condition Of discontsnt with Rus
sian swsy. It Il an very well 70 iay the bl.ns Of
the leases & p.oos By the war the stsppass Of pro-
carts and horses ana . forth. An this may 3
Russia Are always In state Of chronic REBELLION that
they bring mp their children In sympathy With the
Of millepnium when Poland ahah be restored, and
nalorss.a bel an Independent State in aa.ce Is Of
word, especially that word b Poland ~ have Ian
guags, history, and literature Of their own and
raj barrier between Russia aid the Black ssa; and
Limo Il principeltiss b but nsds from Hungary to As
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abb to keep their link Of the chain unbroksn.
~ s = esss 70 s!ss. *. ss
the rrStA pinea in irritation s.S envy It the spectacle
annexed to Russia late 1872 have felt svsr since
that there was NO natural reason why they should mot
,; \: the The Snea:
river; and was Russian rule which nsds Bsssarabia
miserable while Moldavia Aourishing. 1t appears
Russians in BessarAbia We hope the provinces WIN b
cleared Of them and that then the Allies will that
One end Of chain q prinop being thus made 70
cure II would be noble deed to carry to newly
acquired station on the Sea Of Aso From ne head az
ecog from rps 10 troe 70 ne vsry ssOrs
Of the Caspian, amd Uesscards 10 the border Of Hungary
leaving bs highway II that open to Russian, q to ali
other conmcrce and thus providing for Russa's real
advance in civilization.
not BE- done. Formerly, there was lion in the path
Of this speculation and that great terror gebas
sSsa him and ra. Il: e.v. ' That dom. )" ~ other
enterprise 30 dcuit remains. By propitiatns the In
habtants and establishing genuine and kindly con-
muncaton with them, may have them for allies the
frontier line Of the Gar Peter may DO restored and the
third point b settled very ssctusly in much shorter
time than by Vienna conferences nov happily ct an
end.
such may be, the allies choose, the prodgious con
and riding the Sea Of Azo This Is evidently the tide In
the affairs OF the which, taken at the food may lead
msnt Of the mighty English and French nations
lease Of whale tribes and nations from the tyranny OF
the graspng and hated Cars Of Muscovy.
letter received by commercial house OF Narcotics
that the Russian had purchased
different points Of the Sea Of Azo 900 chetwer
horse loads Of wheat for the supply OF Its
army The possession OF that by the allied forces
win consequently deprive the Gar Of those provsons,
the want Of which will be the severely felt the
crops in the Crmea likely to prove this year
plete failure.