New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

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Ta-.-- and Almost .1y sscrfcts vii be made 70
,a,L,3e ten q vl-bdrsV from the dilemma The
r-e.it.c1 q Ire Allies Il ih;s moment ID rezsrd .
fsu..ls > zo-se thar Z ever hss been s. any Pc
r<.6 s-1re tie cuc-cerceneD' n The war. The
ttrie q re CbtIus.s, slIbolFh certainly de-
seti = ne Russians. y IS no gain 70 the Allies
ta7 oIly .esrDtd ty that the essgreesbe fac, that
IL huseitrs Sere II condition. in the garrison
al >eyistopCl as yel &c IN the field % throw
away EeE- TIE s;a:emeDt OF tie Emperor OF
Ea1r.- ahOse word lss lost IL taLsmarlc e.
iec;-l1d ef tie journals, 70 tie pnrpOrt that The
tsule q tie Chernays Wss terrible effort on the
Eart 81 tie Russisbs 70 relieye themselves from
III ID nth
s,aIvLtOD. e Dot seriously believed " am one
isTe maintained II the c0,umDs Of HE
IRiBUSE t8at D., oaly wts Sevss,opsl iLVulner-
spie . lie attacks Of the al led army, bat that
ne MslaioT Toue- would no; be taken. Now,
more "a. ever, ere these opinions rendered
plan. be. Ii We l1d 10 other evidence, an
uy.r;.Gl I'D careful examination Of the reports
Which arrive daily al -. Petersburg and Paris,
would be sUff Client 70 establish tbe fact. Bat
ys have orter Evidence than that, and evidence
nyon which We can rely. Tie three american
oficer.-Mesrs. Delafed, Moidecai, aud Nc
Clrlan-who went to 5evastOpOl some tine ago
a. inspect the works, have performed that duty,
and ere now al Vienna On theif return, where
they are awaiting order from the French
Government 10 permit them to visit the allied
works before the walls Of SeyestOpol. The
French Government has consented, and they
will leave NieDDA for Verna and SeVastopOl in
dsy or two. Two Of the American surgeons
who have been in the sergice Of Russia have
just left SevastOpO ana are non in this city.
The opinion Of all these gentlemen is that Sc
vastopol canLot be taken and that ii it is, it
will require II larger force than il now in the
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ses OF bumsn blood Nor will IL thea be worth the
blood which it will cost and these considerations,
IL 10 thought will deter the besieg ng army from
making the attack until some new event shall
hIise which will greatly increase their chances
Of sUccesp, or else Obyiate the necessity OF an
attack So that we stll hold TO the same opn-
ion ss before, that Sevastopol Will remain in
Russian hands, and that there il no great prob.
ability Of az attack even upon the MalakOf Tow
er, notwithstanding the assertions Of the I'm
peror and Gen. Pelissier, and Of the journals, 10
The contrary. Our sources of information rom
Seys,topOl have never yet betrayed ", and the
intelligence brought by the newly arrived
American officers from that point confirm fully
TIE opinions which We have invariably e1-
pressed.
Another nterestrP complication ia European
sitirs il grow OK up betweeo tho Allies aud the
Nespoliian Government, and your readers ought
% observe the beautifully Systematic manner in
which England aud France are endeayoring 10
peT,usde themselves ard the world that they
have good csuse for the snnlhilaton Of poor
King Bornba The showing is poor az any
which England, in her long catalogue Of crimes
against weak nations, has ever offered aud 1t
wonder that France has 20 read ly consented
10 back her up WITH lies and complaints Of her
own invention. But IL il said in diplomatic
eitcles in Pans that il kss been agreed upon
that the quarrel is % be pushed 10 open rup-
ture, that King BOubs il 10 be deposed, asd
that anot:er 8u',t he q BO:dent11n, 10 10
occupy bis place, making Maple. tributary 70
France md England, ard 20 the Interests Of the
great 81 lance sgaiDst R1s.ia. II this shogld
occur, il would oot be long before Spain would
BE- forced into the alliance On sone terms OF
Other.
TIE follow NJ Ia tie prec'se tN II q the Danish
note sddie,.ed 70 the American Hastsr {.
CopenhAges, in reply ~ a Communication n
which notice is given of The INTENDED eabesIna
oftie treaty Which emitted betmeea ,ae Until
States and Denmark
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