The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-22

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approach the enemy attacked -ith seventeen b.tsl-
ions, exclusive Of his reserves most osaasts con-
Our soldiers IL battAioss strong-fouxht
suffered Tremendous loss Our loss, unfortunately.
is also very considerable for $500 hsv. ALLIED
commanded the second brigade of the Ninth Division
is the slain The miscarriage OF the attack has
bow dang rous he win 6Dd the stormng Of Ssbast pos
fortifcatons, his greatest efforts have not suc.
night Iths asaj SIX ships Of tas Inns and swsaes
steamers, WITH about 20 900 troops board left the
bay of ksmssch On the 23d this squadron sg htel
from the heights OF Yslta
The Demands and Expectations OF the Allies.
| From the London Timss, June OIL
The Consrences OF Vienna beisg closed, and the uu-
wiedy debate in Parliament which has been sort Of
Psrhamensry bombardmsnt OF Ssbastopo, having at
last reached its termination. may be permitted
form modest hope, when the great majority OF
don, otherwise called the -Four Points, may hsa,s.
forth cease 10 press upon our attention We have
efforts for the RESTORATION Of peace, or to sxasse
rate the legitimate objects Of the in which the
to that ssss s a IN ss4 & out
meaning included within the four proportions Of
the sth OF August thai asill boaad within that
charmed circle that Obligation even OF tends 10
the acceptance OF construction which the Emperor
Of Rusria may escend to put upon those articles
do,rins The Four Points we're 70 ali Il cent. and pur
poses compromise and the British Frensh govern
monty induce msu to put up with compromise.
They not the best terms either for Turkey for
ourselves that entitled 20 demand and TO obtain
by vigorous prosecution of toe They did In
clnde necessarily the reduction Of Sebastopol al
though that object 10 the grand criterion OF
defeat snd described the Duke Newcsstles de-
spach to Lore Rsgan ~ an essential condition 70 safe
snd lasting peace We have been lighting for he last
eight mon this, and stiii fGhtiDg for obect
strictly included within the ito at all the
81 tops 81 ASIA ssnssrsd
mice IN our favsr u may have been wise snd bs,om
ing IN the Western Powers TO sccede to compromise
coached in theee terms provided they obtained,
change for their own CONCESSIONS and fofbearAnca an
equal amount OF moderation in antagonist folio
by the immediate re Of peace; but, upon
the failure of agoris to complete MS part
bargain IL ia sheer absurdity to maintain that we are
still equally bound by eur offer
The objects Of the four points, they regarded
BY the allied govern mects, ana by the public in this
neutral ground ON which il might be pos sibe to unite
all the be)gerent sotisti0D FOR psace and they
were furtbef intended to serve az inducemeat to
Germany but more especially to Austria, TO give her
military support to the psciacstiou OF Europs this
basis, 4 he negotiation proved unsucce ssful.
For these pur poses imit our just
mands to these four propositions, which all the Pc
held to be the minimum of what must required
there objects Are these purposes fulfilled On the
contrary, it turned out ut Vienna that Russia
really could nave the effect OF putting an end 70 hr pre-
pon6ersnce in the Black Scs and 1t has since bssn
shown that although Austria dsapproysd the conduct
and propositions OF Russi at the Conference las
not conceived herself hound, consequence OF thia
failure 10 take at present active part in the
We have, therefore, not obtained the requisite COZ
ceesion from Ru sis the hoped Tor support from Gao
many and this being the actual state OF the the
British and French governments fully On tled to
hold themselves freed and disepgaged from implied
contract which has in degree been performed the
side either OF Russia or Germany This PROPOSITION is 20
self evident that it is Unnecessary support IL by ar
grment But, indeed, it would be mischevous princi
PIE to ssert the for what ind csment would
wrGbedotr have to mo 10 terms to make restitution
submit to just If he knew that ne eoull ais
peace at the eleventh hour surely easily at
the frstf
That would be TO bold ont ipunity to on lc crims
on the principle OF sHsscs sin; tails you lose aod
TO TIRE tire brig snosge Mr. drsy Her SPEAKS Of
If IT were sxteDuaed not asssav~ted by perseverance,
In the commission Of fns los tone OF political
rnl'ty suit the subtle followers ~ the msmSe- for
the UIveIsit. Of Oxford ba toa Instructive
senee Of the people II Ecg'ara wiz satisfy them that
every week during which RuG. proorgs the cost and
calamities OF this oogt 'ucresss the balsncs
sgsinst her 10 the reckon'nse q E.opc tbs jus
tice OF Providence
II ia rot our fsult l. coucia.tu HAS fate3 10 achieve
its object II this compromise has pr5rsi in yaa,
and # diplomacy for he present It's task.
Our ministers must nave learnt by tins time that these
ingenious proportions are OF value in dealing nth
such state Russia, except in Is far as they
bacsed by c0ercive power She ~ii scppt what she
compelled TO swallow; shs wiz yield ahs she pei
led to submit to- but the degree OF ia tae
fsd is tie precise measure her position 20 tr.at
Nor this be made subject Of plorns OF ,apraach
TO Russia except far Il affects ,erty Tor
government, and especially government nos 5sasinx
enormous military rssources ought % submit, to Qua
particle of humliatlon control which T.
ably hops TO evade. We the other hsId, only
entitled but bound consideration tbs pciis,ssl
terests of Western Europe and of tbs East every
reasons oles advantage which the fortune of may
4 place within our reach.
Does any msgine that IL the results Of tine pre-
campa gn we're unfavorsbe 10 the allies and III.
Crimesn xpedtou were term some months hen
by military disaster should then And Russia
disposed hsn she was six weeks ago to give effect 70 tins
-Four Points, to adhere to the propositions she
herself made the other day at VIENNA She would say
and cay very justly The tables turned You de-.
clined my offers when found IL expadeut to make
them, and that am position to couceie lsss
you are mistaken if you hope to treat tie
These considerations Invariably lead us back To the
conclusion have often stated that the events OF
tiatcn and that the transactions in which the peu
potentiaries have lately been engaged ARE without
influence on future arrangements. We may OBJ
lam more, or we msy obtain iess and We must en-
deavof to shape expectations to the results Of
the operations carried by the allied forces; but
the most absurd and sistent of sill coneluions
to this war would be- TO annex 20 nprou,iss to vic
tory, and to incur all the pels OF great entsrpriss
without having the resolution to grasp the prize That
obtain it. will be the honor of having accomplished our
design. We yet hope to sho~ the world that xhen
France and EDgIsnd pledge their policy and unite their
forces in Of the grsndest Of modern
fare they not to be diverted from We YET
Of Sebastopol il an esctual condition of peace,
1t believed to be when the expedition sailed from
terms proposed At Vienna might have term mated
this contest at somewhat earl period, we confess we
cspeS Ss trial and that we srs or the to
carry the and to determine the conditions OF
peace in the best msnner which military and naval
power enables us to apply.
General Pelisslcr's Orders.
The following order of the day issued by General
4 Psissier on assuming the command Of the army
GENERAL ORDERS.
SoLDIRRs-O Our former Generslip. Chief has made
known to You the win Of the Emperor rho at the Gs
neIas request has placed at the he OF the army
| OF the East. In receiving from the Emperor the com
| mand Of this army long exercised BY such noble
hands, feel certain that express the sediments OF s
Of when proclaim that General Canrobert carries
| with him ali our regrets and all our gratitude.
To the brilliant souvenirs Of Alma and Inkermsnn he
has added the merit greater sti perhaps, Of having
country sovereign OF the finest armies that
France had You IT to him that you now
poson 10 bring the struggle to an issue (gager fond
| la l,afe), and to triumph.
IT, Is feel certain II will, success should