The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

tep sent 20 Noust Maiy Yagny, from which point the
officers Of the stsf took without Insurance topoIA.
returned 70 csNp.
PROBABILITY OF TAKING CRONsrADr.
ron cronsssdt July ~ CorrssP0nds.ee Of the London
The season ssr active operations In the Baltic Sea Is Of
short darsssD II 10 now lar advanced ans WI rspdy
fhs anpiniIaton Of Il maritime 81 the ems
my has bsen accomplished. and very probable that
the feet win again return to England without having
effected the al important obect-that Of greatly dizn
sishing, net Of snscsualy eruahins, tas power Of
which have recently arrived the Baltic uaauss
tionAbly valuable rsinfsrcsmsnts but their numbers
must be considerably sngnsntsd ere they can % pro
and annoy the foe BY throwing shells into Consads and
Henfers but quite INADEQUATE from their present
works BY which these defended TO effect
the downfall Of which fettA com prisng one hundred
gusbosts fifty mortar vessels, and a. many floating
SatteYeB constructed sound principles are nsces.
TSs great advantage Of large force Of these vessels
Of war was manifest during the campaign Of 1854; 1t
was ely to The serious consideration
Of the home government by the then Communicating
with al the resources which tie naval authorities have
st tbeir comma fraction OF this valuable and
BILE ary to the feat has besn furnahed
There has teen more than ample time have bu and
equipped such squadron Of this description As would
have achieved decisive victory IN the Bae NO Com
of operation, however gifted he may bs with the
energy and decision requisite carry them out 60 sue
as he is to resist most streaoous,y attack in any
quarter with the present means and afforded
Snsy s%poysd in stu iusthsr increasns the dssn:ls
On every available plot Of ground facing the bat
terss are In course Q! construction the last
Ing places OF the dead are now included in the i1e OF
fortidcatOns Of that island Thus has want o. tore
sight ON the part thoas nrusted with the oondet OF
the enabled Rassia to assume 70 strong Offensive
position as almost to bid defiance to ho combined fleets
Of the two great pationa whose hostility abe has pro
According to the latest Advices the Rusaian military
lion INTO The nercr Of the nhsbtts ats Of the Baltic
port especially those residing at Abo and Hehirg o-s
1be artisans tho poorer cistes are TO re-
main TO obtain the means OF subsistence Throughout
the entire length the Gulf OF Hn.and, especially
the main road from Heisingfors towards st Petersburg
tfe enomys troops are constantly receiving reiniorcs
ments. Cossack sergeant, who had been seventeen
| years in the Russian army, and VINO deserted few
h,rs are 90 90" we'll dircnned soldiers on that Island
II, 600 of them being Poles
| The inca,tde Russo publishes the fonosirg:-
From the l5th to the 21st OF june June ~ to July
a. the enerys est, at anchor before Csonsadt, con
fined itself to sending guDbosts in pursuit OF Finnish
trucon of teegraphs One Of these expeditions took
place on the 2otn Of June, (July against vessels At
anchor in front Of the village Of boiscAaia ijorskaa,
(tep versts from Orapienbaum) and against the tee
| graph OF Kraspaia. GOrka.
On that Day at NJ two 1syng isIs toe
orskaa and opened ire upon four vesses anchored ut
short distances from the coast. Having sun1 one tho
st7A NJ, they steersd for Krasn.ia orka, preceded
by boat taking scundlngs, and probably with . view
there consisting Of the fourth company of the Grena
diers Reserve of the Ismailoysky Regiment having
formed an arbuscade allowed the boat within
mushet range and then opened Ere upon IT, compel
ling 1t TO rsoin the gunboats which then commenced
csnaon.diog the Telegraph and the voca nr,ss about
tie village and knocked the roofs OF tbs barracks
ne1sd to the teleerap station.
had up with two pieces Of artillery, and tack up
portion behind the village Lieutenant sorosa In
nlent AIRED three shots into the sunboats, which for
moment eoropeed them 70 siacken fire and retire, pro
Az Ii so H. Inc csnnonsde CEASED. The eusmy
had not done NJ much harm; whole loss consisted o.
| cne artillery an wounded.
AUSTRIA AND THE GERMAN DIET.
Ire independence Beige publishes tho following thx
text Of tbs Last declarations made BY Austria to The
The Conferences are closed With ,ut tbs result
Cd from them In presence o thi. failure Of the work
shs - s ma s ras
to indicate her future attitude and 70 submit to IL
resolutions which We VI. hays TO adopt.
The Imperial government will be ha ppy to oaru that
ta coufederstss epprecats the devotion with which 1t
taken the defence Of toe interests Of Europe and
The evacuation Of the Prinep aitsa the occupation
which y the Russians waa the primary cause o. tbs
posed double tssI upon Austria. - 'N'''' :.
On tie ose hand she had 10 cover her frontier touch
ing upon the theatre Of war 10 shield German interests
on TIE Lower Danube and 10 mat Of the supper
OF ner German confe3ertes tho other hand she hs1
a. heart facil'ste and hasten The resumption CT
cay TO support her proposals, bassd upSn equity and
Of nature e guarantee Europe repetition OF
similar compjcatoas austria sought the assistance OF
her eonfsdeates, which asxdrod to her by the al
donal article OF the 26ta OF Noseber Snd by the 10
II. docursats which viii be laid upon the table 0,
the assembly by The President (text Of the treaty a.
the oSth december and protscols to IA Of the Goa
ferencst) show the pesseyesins eaefgy displayed by
Austria in her endeayorr TO procure resce.
Franco And England declared at the commence
TO dsrvs az sd1snsass Re note. Of
the sth of August in their turn, drew up the bases OF
aSnrsoie pe,cs ior SnFris, GesrAny ana Europe. AT
| The four points OF Ga arzntee.
The members Of The Dat wiz lssrn bow appreciate
the dgn,Ged language OF the Imperial Cabinet q. thu
Conferences the no6ara ton and equity displayed Ia
the solution of the 9ae1'iops dis,usasd
Tie government Of his Majesty does cot think It
sary TO give ordinations respestns The protocols sub
nittsd to tie dot. The Austrian pienipo,entiAries
psned Clearly enough the policy OF their caSre: in the
The Diet will fac ~ protocols to " that the psSo
Ss,.ons led to satisfactory re- ais as regards the I've
The conce ssions obtained on tue teo first points con-
sern'rs the pcnahe Az the Princpass due 70 tbs
INTERPRETATIONS failed on the third point II is true
that an unde standing was come 20 respecting sorna
by means o. note 0: collective guarantee: but agree
rsrt could be obtained res srts tbs OF putting
an end 20 the prePondsrancs o. Ru.sa 10 the Black
Austria WIS ca rnr CD interested In tbs solution o. that
question IS OF the other points for she admitted shat
tae development Q. tsc naval forces Of Passa in the
Tuxine w.s perpetual msEacs against Turkey.
was for the naval powers Frs to explain selves
On the cordtions o. that guarantee.
Austri. hac syresd with the Western Powers before
the csppr Of Tie negotiations that the basis Of the
luton only hhoud ~ dSei on, the ISOLATION itself de-
pended too much upon the greats OF tie war to be os
fined BEFOREHAND
The propositions brought forward turn abops By thu
pleripoter res Of France and England and BY the
pressntaives Of Russia not having led TO aay arrange
ment Austys had TO consult with Der sllss on the pro
potsls to DO made 10 Russia.
The negotiations between the imperial government aud
the Cabinets OF LONDON and Paris were long ana n.
borous. rbsy did not lead 10 standing. The
Court Of visnns did not think II in:umten Upon "a
JOIN in @ account OF AZ Interpretation Of tho
third point, which did not apovs and xhsh did not
appear IL to respond TO the interests o! Europe. All
that remansd Tor Austria 70 do WAS to make last effort