The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
The CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF THE AL
LIES IN THE SEA OF AZOFF.

The operations Of the allied fleets in the Sea Of Azo
continue with unaDstsd and success intelligence
Of Nay from Ksrtch that the squadron ia the Sea OF
Azoff had appeared before Gentchi, landed body Of
seamen and marines, which drove back the Russian
forces and destroyed AL the dspos and vessels laden
with corn and supplies fer the Russian army Lord Rag
lans despatch Of the "a Of June relates to the
this important point, laden with supplies for the
army all which we're sunk or to prevent their
the
ternoon states that less than elk millions Of rations
Of corn and four destined for the Russian army at Sc
See Of AzoG, as well as $40 trading vessels.
Barely four days had elapsed since the squadron forced
ing operation Berdiansh, Arabst and Gsnitchi fell 10
rapid succession and before they conscious Of their
peril the Russians found their storeshps and
In the hands OF the ensmy only to be rescued from
capture by desruc.oo The enthusiastic
satsaotion which the nation will feel this occasion
has not cost the squadron single LIE, ono only
having been wounded at Gentch, Though, In all proba
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fields Of the Alma and OF Inkermann.
Russia Ia prodiga Of men, and she has than
threatened and attempted to overwhem the gallant
bands which have invaded her territory BY the multtu
dinous hosts Of her armed serf The loss Of stores OF
greater calamity 70 the Gar than the defeat Of an
army; for, indeed OF what use Is an army and what
resistance can It offer Il Il be deprived It the very out
in the Crmea has this peculiar character that Ave large
armies at this time arrayed within The limits
Of that peninsula, although the natural produce Of the
country il insufficient to support any Of them In
ordinary the Cmea dses not produce enough
70. the q It's . e. pops s. and
the cultivation Of the soil has been neglected.
The result Is, that the armies must be fed by provi
ton for which We are now prepared, and which the
Russians have hitherto been carrying on BY the Sea OF
in plepss ssns. q Ss
term, We shall soon have invested the Crimea, and,
when the supplies are cut off, the greater the force Of
the ensny may BE- IN that country the lsss able VIII no
Another circumstances which causes the most sim
sss ss tho sss q ss i 4. "ass
plolt In the present war which the navy have
sssn enabled % Psstor% on their own element
ss:y entered T;, a and 81 n
The Vessels Of email drsasht then instantly proceeded %
enter the Sea Of Asof into which foreign vessel OF
war, and probably trading vessel above the sss OF
ssune IL brscHsn waters Of which are lost In the sur
roundins msrshes. Across this susn basin which the
1elisra Who have visited It compare to reservoir Of
peasoup, our ste.msrs Plou&nsd tns,r way a.; :. A..
iorsssn, and mentioned some dsys ago. the aIss
arst points TO sttsck becssss commands the strait
between the main land and the tongue Of Arabat, and
also Communication botWeon the Putrid 80 ana tno
Sen Of Arof II IL therefore point the greatest
sequence for transport both By land and water and We
,s No surpYised 10 End that the RussAns had aocumu
isted there VERY large quantities Of stores for the
The strait Of Gsnitchi, acrosa which there ferry,
q ssid TO be not more than sixty fathoms wte bat
dssr ana Il serves to carry Of the waters Of the Putrd
Sea into the Sea Of Azo OF the Putrid Sea ITSELF OF
sirwash LAS IL IL properly called scarcely
charts that We posssss appears however to presen'
considerable analogy 10 the sunss which encrcie We
NICE and, though II mar BE- inaccessible 70 steamers
Of var We DO nos despair Of ships boats performing