New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

! eVar - dcUaccs OF frr1ce Neccelkot: eSsf =
! eorseqrs6ce cf the pressure % psbli: opialAs
II EaRl,rd. Prime GO.chskoF 5sclirsd 10 AZ.
cevs tie Interpretation Of ;Ae shird PSias pro-
po4ed b. the westerc Powcr,. sal that b
sEch nsnsgvsr, the publ: bee.ne impressed
Wi'h ;se Gea Ia. 4fter su the Fogr PoiSss might
not Be entirely Russian and might give sSuns 60
carify hlais.t tAe progress Of russia in sse East
They were FOR a time sAsiyed and Lord John Ru~
sells imPrriert propositions having allowed A~-
ria - escape from the Obligation. os tie Trieste
( cg the Secoud Of December. the ,tteat;oa Of the
public was tur-ei TO other points sod Lori Pal
ner.ton made wariike speeches. AID While the
/ vsr i. carried on in the most foolish way in tAe
Crimes. all the Efforts OF the Allies being ccacea-
, trated around sevsstepol. the Turkish army hAs
been detained IN . qrsrter where IL cannot do any
thing again. tie Gar. jus. when tia cpotese
n A.is assumes : more earnest character.
In few mOa tbs ,he ngOr Of the climate wiz
force tie besiegers Of sevss.oPol TO remain s.-
tire,y Inactive, Srd ArstEis viii pledge herself
70 declare war against Russia. should = new st-
.erp. 81 peace sgsin fail; :ee conferences then
will reopen once mere. snd the -Four Points
will resppes. a. the true basis Of the peace Of
Euru-e. Some GlAdstonian hairsPh.tlag later
pretst;,a Ct the Third Point viii be accepted ~
Russ;s, and tie people of EOs and and France
will han peace with rap.sEe, ia the belief tAss
Russis has been Aamblei - Tse Nsrit hkes 10
"Ie deceir,a," sad Csrdias to Pope Sixtasv,
and the Pope answered: TSes Ie' u se r.
"c-ir,j"
The Swesborg trirmph hss had yery short
tu>ai.oa. though the Mosifsar ssii that "sa
"fic- Sweabcr x sni.ts no more, thu Miaists-
rial Sieir continued 10 speak Of the fan Of the
fortress, sna I1e Da,ly Macs dv'eit most scri-
cusly on the imsgiosry c7usternatioa PRODUCED
at Pets sburg by the bombsrdmeat ttas Fislsna
fortress. the great victory Vas classed amosg
the exploded hurlbugs. even before she Official
Dispatches clearly ayowed that the sea aeteases
of TIE fortress were not damaged, nor any osS-
non silsactd. The whole sfsIr resulted only IN
the destruction Of some barracks. in ths GEE
asgrstioa Of some Government stores, aud pee
haps in tse explosion If one or several pc sder-
magazines. The battle on the Chernays seems
to have been of far greater importance, not -
much on account e the Russians dead or
wourded, IS for thc direct evidence that
tie Czsr cannot feed lis army IA the Crimea.
Had there been suiHcient mea,s for provid-
ing for the troops Prince Gorchakof would
net have attacked the Allies in suoh favorable
positiop, occupying the nights above the rivsr.
which the Russians hsa 20 ford uncovered aadcr
the murdc-ous Gre Of the Preach and Sard,niAa
batteries. Though tAe loss Of this bastle ba
serious blow to the army of the Car, the most
sspgune organs Of tie Western lesgus 90 not
entertain the hope Of reducing Scyassopol before
Winter; AID preparations are made On great
scale for tae protection of the besiegng armies
durirg the Winter mouths. The Russiaa Cen
erals December, January. aud February are
once more threatening the Allies, and bringing
the organ cation of the War Department to .
second test.
While psfssitr ard Simpson are slowly work
ing their way to ScvMtopol ami preparing for .
new bonn SeI dment, which, often repeated. at
last must transfer the possession of the south
etn portion of the fortress to the hands Of tho
Allies, Russia is building u new and moro imr
portant Seyastopol at the mouth of the l.imas
of the Bus. OtshSioh and knburn are fortified
accordir J to the plans Of General Todtleben. snd
the system Of Mr.. Ferguson, rallied at In bn-
gland, ta. tested In the Crimes, is applied to the
defense Of the outlet Of the Bug aud Daicstcr.
Esrthv srks in terraces are rising around the old
twin fortress, protecting tho waters'upoa which
the doskysrds Of NikolaiSa are built The reel
force ii Southern Russia lies here-no ship IVES
everbuilt IL Sevastopol--and as long as Nikolsi-
"a re mains safe, the Gar can easily bear tho de-
siruction of tAe Crimsan fortress though hs
relics still on it's formidable dofenses. improyised
By the genius Of rodtoben.
aearly hal forgotten ludierous INCIDENT
which happeasd at tie arrival Of the Queen
in Paris. Louis Napoleon bad arranged all the
d. .ails OF tie reception with the utmost care.
bas France "a not ye. sufficiently broken to ths
forms Of Ilperial etiquette. When the Royal
Marty alighted. NJ &c sSgpr, the Chairman of
the Strasbr.g Railway, offered his arm to tho
Princess loyal before Prince Napoleon could
approach. The Princess accepted the pronsreA
plebeian srm mechanically" rs the papers AZ
sure Us, and the disappointed Prince did nos
know whom 10 ofer his arm, aimee ali tho cor
t6ge had acted according to the previous lmpe-
petlal arrangement. Tae Emperor was morti-
fed at NJ. dc s6surs intrusion, who pleads for
excuse that, darrled b. the ava Of Royalty, he
had ftxsotten himself aud acted entirely uncon-
sciousiy We must accept th.s apology without
su.pscfing esme iroay. since III. dc sssurs I'M
per alist zeal /. und subted, Enough hs belongs to
ops Of tha old sristoerstse families of France.