The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29


Although the arnourc. mcut Of the population Of
Eais is not actually official yet there longer any
is brought by the gallant General kmeiy, who took
such imPortsnt part oefence Of the beoaguered
cry It's capture opens up new view o. the guesn 81
Ter Msjesiys ministers? How will |. aaoct the alleged
anxiety Of The Emperor q the French 10 conclude peaceH
Aremore important stil-wbat effect win that
prtdrce on he Russiansf an dnfacipno,y sHnma5f-r
sciat Tapo,s 10 te srchu NE forthcoming message d dc
Pre,senf Of he United States has k,qrisc ben pads pgt
lie phh also furnishes some Considerations affecting Aefn-
tise rolfy u The country Assuming TINT tins m.ssage
correctly Itprestns the views Of the United States go
vermont on certain important questions, how wall
hey tie met ~ the Birth government VIII it be
semtsd that FngaI DIS weakness ia Americas orpor-
tuniyS 10 her Msjesty's Ministers consider tina.
already have too much on cur hands 70 justify as
sumrg lofty tcne towards the tied states? Or sba
We I'jeet q teIoro,srg part and perseyere IN those
like ,ecrg amorg certain classes 10 both ocuntriess
These suij II interest that may well supcrsedc
EuItpc, which for considerable time past have pre-
occrpied tie public mind. The fate Of Kars but
question Of time. Anything in the shape t victory Il
recognized gain In war; bot triumph ia actual
conflict is by civilized nations valued than
gained by strategy. The gallant defenders OF he
render to The Russians had, IL the most brilliant
mshper eefea'ed thir beeagutrers in their attempt
TO cary IL by assault. THUS far the glory Il with
them. Their HI al dekat is owing to more ngorious
foe; and although The Russian general may, state
gist plume hsnsE on bis success, his faclion must
tc a,y.d by his previous failure s2iGer. in Rus
wever this piece OF good fortune VIII regarded
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digeent light. nation which can be cajoIoa into tie
henef II al sunken feet Is u vanquished and
that retreat from the storgest fsrtfess in the world,
after cbstlraie siege, voluntary ACT aud great
triumph of strategic repius mey easily be persuaded
that the cspture OF kars IS set cf 70 Tho f nj Sc
tastoro Should IL tie the policy ot the advisers Of
tho Emperor Of Russia thus represent this event,
1. is nat difficult to that their resolution may
have direct influence upgn any suggestion
Il the expectations INDUCED In heretofore by the pu,
lie IN England and France we're iliusory, 7. may
In ttut th1ir 4. ottVp gould hoxa
Teen r,ndcred matter Of certainty There a those
who win urge that such sue less wil innamc the
for The Cxnr-ii su;h be his desireto bring himself
the posi- i'm Of proposing teims Others the couunry
have beep which would permit Russia TO re-
go,iate without fear Of humiliation y At any rate
the capture by the Russians # go important place,
the iatc si6e, ought TO force upon the British govern
the necessity Of 1T cnse turning hr attention ia
the direction 81 Asia Minor, with view TO aordins the
aid oi Euoposn troops TO omer pasha aud Of ectuay
ehtcli he advance OF The enemy Ia that direction.
Hu such resolves il III naturally be seem could ony
he taken by COVE nnien. thoroughly ia accord on
the susec Of the wal, and determined 70 push 1t with
vgor regardless Of all considerations but that Of
TIE tight Is the Briihh government Ia this
\ ion Are the views Of lord Pamersson and BIS
cocogvts sn,ntly Harmonious 70 permit anything
sell to etfengf.nipg military resources the pse-
sort limited field II scion2 Not lorg STAGE in the fun
fu,h Of ,so fItpeh alliance, Iod Pslmets.on bosstei
"oDIy oae Cabinet ~ Il that the al the present
trseg Il tlete some chronic and Constitutional tendency
10 disecrd in the present Cabinet ready 10 break at
the mention Of the vori peace, at every fresh
dematd for more vigoros prosecute m az the
GRANGER scales In Lord Aberdeen Cssinet lord Pal
meston supposed "a have hesdei the majority who
were for He tre,oisis carried by pnbiic opinion
TO tie he'd OF affairs ard yet the history OF his own
ministry IL but record If successive dis ensiors
OF tie rsne lind. Concurrent testimony IRON many
quarters aflrma That the British government
have adopted the views o the Emperor Of tie Frcnch
the "oGcioDs Gois a. renewed negotia ions, Whatever
thve may have teen Yet I. : dlcalt 10 suppose
gle or hat he would have eonfented quietly 10 o-eo
BIZ advantage when The prey be las watched during
50 nny years at length in bis grasp. Are
cd n,ver n tnya strong government Does Lord
rslnefrsou ff,,y stk ire moral coui age and the
trgta ra.fi,rsn " cL itrt the great ssiesusn and
aifiugunh him om The minister and Office he'ier
Tut very short time viii be required to decide ibis
question, Tor the political hot izon IL dark indeed. The
con. It'll cf our ieai with the United States has nx
been Of On unsatisfactory, rot Of . mcnaeing