New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
HE CARS WINTER WORK.


HE CARS WINTER WORK.
Throughout The winter the Russian govsru1 lent.
stc the people whose energies srs 81 it' d'pp'ai.
bave been occupied necessarily with prep rsuon' for
on more extended &C ale. No mInIs: n 81 csis
has distracted The attention OF officials =. - Peter.
bursn' DO uhioies seen emergencies have frln1 tlel
urprepsred. The statesmen of th- npir- have long
plofieo an attack &C the Turkish territories snf sv
cry movement uDdertsken by them Is the resa.i VI
llGs deliberately laid down ami skiilfuly corrected
N-v.rtnehss, The strange alliance between trsnce
o. Crest Britain has convinced the Gar th,t how
ever gr. al DIS military Resources may De, no Esysr
s'ioDs hls i0rheaioIs, hosev-r successful his To-
usues. &c Will require next spnag % oppose stu
ud- formidable front % the united Of Europe.
Copsequtnfy While, a. Prince henchicof expressed
II GeLerals January February ana As'cn are doing
ther verb the forces OF Russia are engss ns
resoy for q heicer struggle
Let ~ not think that 10 this ne year Sir Charles
Nspisr viii be able repea: his bloo1less 10
ID. Baltic. We learn from many sources-some OF
then priva,e-tbai the cockyard OF the NevA early
IN The spritg, will launch fest Of gunbs.ts in the
proportion OF &; least ten 70 OF those Shich ths
FreIch and Ebgllsh sr-enss are srmiDg. They sse
built on an excellent model, aud are ia f.ct eqaivs
lent ID the sodIy Of their construction 70 the best
of our twn IL TO be feared th.t .rsl American
stipvrw'iehts are aiding In these works and is well
khown That hIHs'is, some years $50, purchased two
EpelHh gun ooss Of which she has al the ORA Sngs
aid estimates in Der pcesess,on.
Moreover, we have heard innrmerabe reports Of
TIE strength, yet untried. OF HeRlggfors Reyel,
aid CroIIstadt Blu. Whist they were LIST spring vii
be trite compared with what they will be nett 81
ner Clofe 10 each, q vast eLtronched camp is beiog
ade, with esrihworks on . larger scale than any
that have been attempted 10 the Crmes. Aud here
il shouG be Ioticed that Russian engineers 80 far a.
the can psisn has yet gone have comAt-d no errors
IN their system of Notifications, whether for tempo
rHy or permar ent objects. We on the contrary h,ve
fallen into mistakes, and dearly have We paid for
them AT rkermann for example, our soldiers rushed
10 0eftRd battery with q high p.rspet. They found
it hsd no bongrette, or lower wall on which they
could stand 10 FIRE, and they had 10 go OUTSIDE asi
expose themselves in front, before thar rifles )uld
ted on the advancing enemy. The huge camps or
auxiliary citsoels, Which day by day grow s.roager
uncer tie towers OF their sister orresses 10 tho Bal
tic said 10 be butt with art SUD care. Tn-y
crcumv allsted. planted round with detached redouht
Commanding each other; and they contrived
that IN each army may repose a. In q nest, pro-
tected from shot ana she'll For, besides being
aied or elevated plsiesus, they are to be provided
With trenches of extraordinary depth. Add 70 tli'
that the guns Which during forty YEAR toe Dundriss
OF Russis have necessarily csst, will be ranged in an
non multitude their batteries, aud il may be CON
ceived upon What magnitude our preparations must
be conducted il the wsr now wsgiug in the south OF
the Cars empire Us to be pushed into the north, to
ass6il the strongholds Of the Baltic.
Every OLe has now heard of the rosd, partly nstu-
raj. partly artificial across the Putrid Sea Bat il
will be well to remember the Numerous articles to
which the Russian engineers have had ,urse, not
Cronstadi az ainst naval assa Ant but to keep open
sgainst all exigences the communication tween
that place and St Petersburg. rocky emanuel has
allowed them facilities Tor perfeclng artificial fords,
which few weeks labor would r-uder .saols, 80
that they would not depend Altogether tor the transit
Of their men horses Aud heavy material. on the to-
tillas of the Neya We may Observe also, thst tho
lines have been marked out for en,renched camp,
Of enormous proportions near that capital and that
on tie other side Of the empire Fort Ae1snder, at
hal ed ne " $50
The IndtJendapce B,ige publishes the folio wing let
ter dated from the frontiers Of Poland the 1th t1st
Prince Psskiewich. whose departure frron St
Pet@isturg announced for the Goth of January
yelcng 10 the wishes Of the Emperor and considering
the Increasing gravity OF circumstances his prolonged
h stay p the Russian CAPT al Tie elegraphc dsp ,tjh
cling bis resolution TO Count Rudiger conveyed
"a him the tine the order TO withdraw speod-
" as possible and remove ID the interior Of Poland the
troops stationed in the envrous Of Cracow-that is,
Oh The Austrian frontier This Is for several weeks
the only movement Of troops ordered by tue Prince
Kusia sincerely desires peace. but recurs I, every
eypedien to strengthen the conviction OF her subjects
II Al she prepared to display the greatest energy il
Il zee boper Of peace not realized Iins toe eta
del OF Warsaw 10 being fortified every DAY more aud
more Two hundred houses forming eleven streets.
Which too close to the fort have been shei
ard the works we're not even suspended during the
fro.t, which hiss DAILY increased for the last toree
weeks Nature, 1t Is true h Is done very little Tor
that Il rtr.-s which has other po,nt daDpx, ths,
the Ns,uls and ia surrounded tbs other sides by
gu extensive plain The science OF engineers
however, has reI dered it nearly impresu.pl5 VI
Daehn, a General and Inspector Of the Engineering
Department. who after short stay At WARSAW, has
iusl returned TO ~ Petersburg suggested MI nbsr
OF in provements il the worss of defense OF that cti
eel which will be Of tie Strongest in Russia
and Poland. A day now scarcely passes over without
the srrivsl Of some high personsses at WARSAW from
the Russian capital Their dep srture for the ls,te
on come important mission. The Ade-de- Camp Of
the Emperor Col Prince Bsgr alton, hss just reached
and immediately waited on Count Rldiger, with
whom be had very long conference, at ~hich the
principal Generals residing at Warsaw assisted. The
nature OF the comm unicatoEs made TO them h4s not
trapspired Blu, they cannot have been Of alarming
character since those gentlemen have returned ~ the
heae quarters Of ineir respective corps or divisions
TURKISH EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA.
Coresporderee Is The LOadon Times
VARsA, Jan, -, 1855.
Thanks TO English transport steamers, and thanks
To the activity Of the employees, mostly foreigners,
who have been chosen for the purpose, tbs embark. =
ton of the Turkish roops for the Crimea 10 pro-
crossing without interruption.
The spoearance of Russian attachments in the
Dotroais bad no effect upon it, II Vas more Of 8
uaraucipg than Of military expedition. and ended,
at least for the moment in the burning of couple Of
villages and skirmish with the Turkish Coss.cks
who are posted IN the OobrOdjs Taey seem 70 have
recrossed the D.Dube-I say sesm, because the
BsbaGseh is Of 80 difficult q character that. with
every point il would be difficult to cay with certainty
Rua lEf aft M.