The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
Rnssspn Sentiment About the War.

The st Petersburg Correspondent OF the the pro its-
~ joui aai Z A1rd published e Dusseis writes
est % come back % Frame and England, tho
two aTrcpa. maritime powers capable Of bsoekadng Mt
only AZ ou1 ceas AZ hey ~ bat also those Of entire
Europe eAey have expended thousand nil of
flames IA lie Baltic lor tho purpose of heerng us in
chess taese--of destroying Bomas'nnt incomplete
icrtFa@---ot nenacng Cronsiadt Nhaci has twice ap
pehrtn - them particularly to the English u too dan
geFous sccets-of attaching Revi and Of attacking
ead not destroying ~ gatosg,
An We forget, tho English nave done moro. They
have discmharied hero and there our cost taking
care to stier TIE unguafdcd points they have there
committed acts - violence and ~ festrucion they have
burned the property " the most pcaceable popul, ions
they Lave destroyed h ualiest boats Of he poorest
see with pleasure that the French sailors tool no part
and which We IKE 70 beleve they have cursed in their
hearts.
Ia ne Bac Fen they have expended two thousand mil.
ions Of francs and sacrificed hundred tpusa nd Of their
best soldiers 70 compel the south Of
bastopol which after having defended t a wear with a
constancy appreciated by all sensible minds In Europe
We have destroyed With own hands to leave 70
our enemies only ensangulned ruins.
What are these two Powers going 10 do now 10 they
imagine that the Crimes Il which they occupy nearly
the whole coast Il conquered Even though Ne might
asve thought proper t. evacua,e the north side OF Sc
hzstopol did they believe that the eson would be
solved in their favor Oh, no they did not believe
Tie voice which cried out from the Mak1kof redoubt
"I'os cncors," mot yet Russian voice. He who
said pointing sebastopol in ashes There Is what
prevents being concluded Of those noble
seamsn who have defended that maritime arsenal With
heroism which immortalzes them.
The winter Is approaching Tho campaign Of 1855 Il
drawing 70 clote. Some ruins perhaps, may yet BE-
added 10 those already accumulated Be the qnes-
ton viii remain the same. The campaign Of 1866 will
1nd NJ erect In with Of which thr enemy
DO not even vaguely suspect the extent.
e, tsingy d. not dissmuate the fact that have
beca surprised by the complication Of the srangest
events ana that the q enemies have exceeded
our ideas keishtF any one-not even England
an France hemselvehsd any doubt 81 the unheard OF
q rlidty which and steam furnished our
assalants II required the gigantic efforts which tbcse
two pover>--raricuarly the l,,eraSe made at terri
he ezrense @ bring In eight day from The coasts a
france a whole army ofreserse, whole new siege
efAl a erushsng power and 70 concentrate 81 given
point an entire ,oTs dcruaie before the Maakch Yos
confess have surprised by this prodigons
Tidy and We have recognized ths In certain thus
omsn slic,n a true: "who has the has the land
la' le' us abide ,he end.
:. sf After having recognized that inasmnch A. the
qgss on relates o. Europe We had ned u infortna
thifg which We alone children Of tlis empire have
gtod knosledre ~. In lnglsn1 and M France public
eJniou, the quotations Il the urse the price q bread
the dise"n'sn - the working class Ia kntqahteo ana
ALREADY iofmenied society NAY have incacuabe egnsc
grsnoes over The desiolss q their governmsnta
With Us there l. nothing a that. There IL young
people shich ces IL strength and not even enter
nin the dee hat !. possible ~ s0p II Ia ~ Envelope
nsn's people shich surns ny an eonhnnds IN singh
" Dripif hf.s sublime iasasi5of the Gar, AM g>s1
shieb conroses H. secal trinity The Rusar eope
00oe@ q men mot iosIcsA a the fifteen other MI
no-s aas ~ force ~ ercurDstances ~ foov The
cestIiesl hayrr tie fal'h. the sane tongue the
same instinct the idsa- the necessties lids
pecpr understand vol The srife ~hie Il sustains. II
hnU~s ths. That tFie s.iious IL the that many
q is ebilifsn fall bot ibey f s,ofousy fcs the psn.
epic formulated stovc. That suficcs. II know
i,e rrfs = neee-ssry' and i = % much persuaded
tT~0f hat when Journal sGy that ibe forces u the
Enemy are incssasipg, y simply sAys that IN tha csc
more NJ nust = go, agsinsi thtm. Add know you
vnst hsprtns A. the voices q our Emperor four
hapiIed thoasand militia msn are imf0ealaioly raised
n CIR gcserun cnt are ORGANIZED Into drsultnr.
49, ~ n Hofeh under he conduct n many gnfis.
utn. snost Az 80 focicrs, retired ifon ~ ~
We Ut Who voluntarily GAIT Itlr arms a. ed