The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
Military Movements at aossnSsOssOi.
Prom tho london Times, Octoher %

Military Movements et sos'nstopo'.
Prom the london Times, October 20
But alter sehastopoI had falcn when The weapon
which Ru,sA hsa Long been forging Tor the SUBJ lga
ton 81 The last bad been violently from her gsnsp
when be- harbor bas become be grave her sest and
her het,eie- wete encountered xith bodies OF het
boat and bisvest defenders, what there ia
duce tho kusrian General 10 Bgcr the " this
vac soa Unbelievable caasuo hes II the capture had
been on'e'Sd b. Cerod non the idea or rccap'urc
might have been enfersiocd but ouch notion IA win
and futile That iii strength u the EN- pite has
been put ofth eiesiy 20 pFegcat si Of he place
IL then the Cimea sdvaatsgeou battle Tor
Rus IA against te siiiess We Imagine lch
che heht" st great dis@dvanogc bec.u. there is
none IN which our poHaes.,oo OF the powerfully
sssints our motemens by lsnd-nsne in which the
communication Of her army arc no precautions, none
where tho g"enaises oi he's vast assolse tori
40 oreby against hefse whecc her forces
Ae 70 unable TO lend assistance 10 any other Of tie
empire which may be attscked. Th6t general IN
ssnguine indeed who cou expect sny other result fco
olopeed defence OF the criinea against tue allied ee
ana ~ nies lhan total defeat surrender without srik
ing blow. bese consideration obvious III q we
cannot d"aot he. ee'ng present q the od bath Of the
Kna~an snt allied generals, and that they have
rally influenced the conduct Of both %, ea ever since
the decisive Icy q tho sth Of september Why then
m.y be shLed Is Prince 6orb ilakJn si in the Cnme.Y
WY l he enssged ~ tArowing up batteries and hfing
shells into tie town instead Of providing the safety
q bis army by speedy retreat willie the Cue weather
yet continues 7 10 this question several answers
ma. be gwen. In the frst place there l. 4
nauTaA feeling Of wi r and dohnnce moving hos
pieeiy the kussars had provided for their retreat and
how boic front the remnant d the defenders OF oasto
pol oan still exhibit to her eap,ors There il also mo
tive q peiIcy in breaking the t e Russia much
possible, and giving the puolic mind OF Europe ,me 70
pause between the startling u the fall Ut the for
trees and toe confession ofdeseat implied DOE too clearly
probably be another reason ,hs dincuity OF moviog
sgmJ dorganigef End dspritei by long succession
q terrible ha'dships and BY shatterips defeat, at
time G. h.year Whtn the scarcity of readers te-
treat across the sieppes without the presence Of
enemy an operation Of the utmost danger and dircu
Jhse t!inct may vsn account for the conduct ~ the
on
which he has adopted II Mt one If the utmos.
peril, and Of tally Increasing pespiexity with choice
except to assume the offensive under every possible dis
sivputage orto see his communications entirely cut IN
there cannot be doubt thst Prince Eorschskof NEST
look vuh anxiety towards retreat the only Of
civilization from position which very day 4 rendering
untepabs.
For the same reason re inclined 70 beaeye that
Ma sha ctssief bar viewed without dissatisfaction the
png q the Russian army 90 tho epot has oug
fenced Nothing, IL seems TO us, could be Id
VaLtageouS The Oiled com than that nan
army shoplG thus nasie AZ useless brGYadG those few
iah!s dey@ thst 80 separate the Indian II the
Ciute from ~ inciemenf and variab'e winter Ills 90
iect imagine, must have been to avoid pressing the
Russian win much 7ie9v to feree upon then The
NECESSITY Of taking sn immediate AMI decided part
retaining some peroa a the city they have lost II they
can ot naiey be nade pay for this by casamitcus
Tetiest oiloFsf not Il probably by sih more signal
reverse. Tbs object seems be 20 otge the Russnn
amy when Il shah = list ~ resCgrade
ment e. endae III Tat the pcieaency OF the elements
!nct up t. ard 20 the gauntlet hr0ugn large
boaie- 81 troops, Which may compel 1t ~ Dght iDr 10
very existence Co'ore-een aeeicentslmay disarrengo
end destroy TIE most rsrguly formed animation but
u seems c W hat ,1a position Of The allies and Frs-
sitns is sueh authorizes the most sangnine aBteips
lion % - the results Of the CampaRa, We
Sebnstopoi II the ZANE bulldog insh'on IN vhich
assaulted tie Soutd The position may be more
easiy turned han stormed ana results obtained
By oIfLrx 81 The s3uuD4cb ]. much lie -isye and
les Garguina than tren h-s batteries and assaults
could VII o. ". We haye 'f;y burst the ret Witch
enclosed. w can cheese our own ground AMI
or india fa~k
judgment discretion IL they throw aside the adyan-
tsges !. lbs o u 4, much 10 rn n rie 70 return 70
thtt marrow tnf poUotonorS routine * ortes lombard
nens md nfsauts cut r which have just etnerget
Whether The Ros'iaas when .aey snail comoencc their
1et.5ht viii Shoy abandon The Dorth adc Of scastopo
or whether they sn lose bohod them garrison -
pend their superiuogs ammunition upon the allie.
matter but LITTLE . The results Of III caUpaign We be
Levc thoy have ceccc this movement u the very last
inor nn 1no L.t Whenever Il taAes place anles- tho
weather continue g. mote tsyoa than tey have any
sight poet hat -etgea ll D. the ~
seris' = oalsm'ie- not Inferior T. those which for
mapy nonihe, have Faine Hro sword and pcstlence
tn hes u Of ,ht devoted oafc ldcra y e.bascpol
Opes TONS OF the Brush Pacific Squadron.
from TIN Lnd,n hmes Tot. 20
The naval opei atoms - the Pacific under Admrai
s,pss courfsna have been .inguiarly un.st,fsc,ory
Their con he no coubt that had ordinary diligence bess
ustd. there va nomeLt when the Eussitn squadron
Fss faA!y IN the power a he Eoghsh neei On the
morn ng Il sunday lie goth u May The Russian squad
ron vas oun1 OF anchor In position At this head o. Ca
irs Pay srot Viii n may he .oanl In the mars al II
deg. = mir. y ,at Ia dtg /. long They consisted
a the Aurora a. 0ltCrit1a, ~ Dwiua, 90 yostocA d
brgantine OF guns, and argt ship, supposed to lie
the ksmtschatka storeship OF guns Here at length
was the coveted prize within the grasp q tho Btt.h
cruisers; but, unluoAiy the tngi~h iorce which bore
Gown uptn hem consisted only Of the sytnc 80 Iior
net, II tcfew) and lttcrn Il. Under these circum-
staoces Commodore Elliott, who in comrsasd
of the little squadron. judged IL imprsecab.e to bring
the Russians 10 action 9th Teasons bic prospect
of success The Hornet stood in and exchanged
shells with tho I,vnn, but was 'hsn Withdrawn. Tho
IA NJ wit
frgste sybillc and the screw Hornet underworld 10
blockade the Russian ships At the head Of the bay The
blockade, or wntch-caD by what you sfI--was
strangely managed for according 10 the account given
BY the Commodore when he fell In with the Winchester,
the rendezvous when he had hmses appcin,ed-on the
It'll 81 June the Russians had escaped during his alb
enee TO the souihvard from the I'D 70 the 9th 81 May
inclusive. What then, done between the 2oth d
May and the 9TH Of June by the Biftern and the hips
under Admiral Strings ordersf The Bitten found the
Admiral at Hakodsds or Khakodade Japanesc port on
psninsuIsr and Oriental Company steamship Tartar
as tender. On the morning Of ths goth the two
spd conrived 20 get far point Ia tho Strait. ~
sApgor about thirty miles distant from the SPOT from
which hey mad sailed on the morning q the ooh There
cbioup confusion in the dates in The account which
have received from China for And g. therein ais
incty stated that the b.,era found the Admiral q; la
koade the 10Th ~ May, from which port hb,ve
stated, the fhips sailed In company The Goth Afe-
sentences Il Il added -: The winchs~tsr, spartan,
ihtt.rn and Tartar finally sailed from the straits snror
~ the Commodore assistance at midnight the ~ %
July exactly nneiy ix hour after tbs Admiral Ind
recfiyed in'elligence By the Bl,erp W meaa The
count hy substituting " June" for Iuly AMI tho
statement of acts wiz smoethly The Spartan,
~ bnd joined the Admiral tho night ~ Jups and
they all proceeded In company 70 ia perouse straits,
where. the sth ~ Jupe, they hell In ~ith III. forcs
under tsro1posi0rc fios command Tho sia styA
o. Joined the squadron the 10th ~ June From tn
'b ultE the 18th u that month Anira stirling
tinued doJeing up and down Ia iorou'e's straits wbcn
be finally made up bis mind % stand u the nosfhrAtd
Up the Gnh ~ Isriary.
Ills rsxt rrocsedngs we're ~ dir.ren ehArscfsf IL
get rid o. hs steamers Tartar and S,yx by anfipg tc
rex IT, fiaLodaar. TIM ~tyx NJ tbo time Ind LOO ,ans II
tea In, the Tartar WOOD for three day ne httsra
W. lett hchiad 70 urins ny the fpIch fdTAiss whsn
iees should arrive. On The 9th Of JuDc the tire rya,e
Winchetsr. srarias and sybe ami the sip liof
net arrived ~ Joppusere Bay within 90 rles - 'asfies
Bay. Here they found that coal aud go prtsura-
NE " any amount 20 That the Tartar and siyx mlzs
have completed their supplies. seven days b1iof.
Ra-sisEs bad actually been in Jonqalere Fay "a the
Ming a. the 9th ihe Httsrn rel ine the lag ard
ported hat vhle tho repSexvou. g-uund IN - pe
roufeF Stfait she had tao vesssis ~ shich
TnfdIe steamer, but nothing ~ tie Trcneh frgs,,
Comm Gore not on he Afternoon - the ~ tbn
97th q apnt, was sespseine1 ~ the Horn -
aiono,-to eastries iay 70 &c he TIE