New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

Ibe operations ID tDo "i'MoS ''"'t""o III s"o
.)din. fisiert way. The Russians .urpass the A.
hes in daring and Illustrate the pedasic s,he nes
deyi.ed BY Lord Raglan AMI CAnrooer.. Spring
bas set in, but the ADglofreneh armies have
NOT yet taken advantage of it, waie the Russian
Reinforcement are pouring into the Peninsula.
Prince Menchikoff made a great mistake 10 lesy-
ing Eopatoria in the hands Of feeble garrison
until j. was too late, snd Omer Pashs arrived
with $1,000 Turks, but Prince Gorc5skof has
nov made good the b'uDser Of bic predecessor
ia Office, and tae T1rssa benegeo 10 Egpatoris,
Just as are he ADglo-FrencA army AZ Btlaksya
anu rx...,.s. rnocUrps o. dragons under Gen.
Schabelsbi, ~, 900 men, probsoly the best CAV
ably ia Europe, are aJvenciog from Pefekop to
SympheropoI, and will soon ensble Prince Cor
chaseff 70 resume the oaeasive on a graater
fcse.
In the meantime the deieases Of Sevastopol
have been strengthened; ne contemporaries
are close TO the third parallel Of the Allies, and
niehtly sor!ies murderous and terrible by their
audiences AID regular recurrence, prevent Can
rober. from carrying into effect Gen. Niei's plan
Of ttoraIing the Mslskof toner. We see even
from the confused accounts OF the sally on the
22d TAT the Russisns penetrated into the Anglo
French works between the third aud second par
allel, ami though the Allies deny it, there csnpot
DO Any doubt that the third parallel was seri-
ously dswsged and the eartbworks destroyed.
The Russian loss In men mqst have been heavy,
but the Allies lost time, which il more serious
for thea, II an the loss of men TO the Russians.
The operations OF tie Freoch have been re.
tarded By this sortie st eas; for one week longer,
ard every day is a clear gain to G0rchakof, since
the state OF tie roads now permits the transport
Of armies, which are carried from Bessarabia, and
even fiom the Interior to Perekop. As long IS
the Conferences last, at Vienna, 10 danger is TO
be sppIehended from the Ausrians. Accord.
hely, Bersarsbia is evacusted; ard even from
Poland, regiments are marching south ward, to DO
replaced, ia time, from the center Of the Empire.
As to the campaign In the north, the Russians
have come to the deter stior rather 70 sacrifice
their feet sh,n to lose afy of their fotresses, and
sho uld Rear.Adnirs' s. Dundas approach Cron- |
sssdt or Sweaborg, the Russian ships will be supk
1T the entrance of rhe harbors. OF course, great
iissasihfsciion prevails in England and Francs
about The miserable results of the sacriiceS made,
and great spprehensons are entertained as to the
,snitary condition of The Crimean army.
As soon as the rays Of Southern sun shall
favor the nation OF mls smss in the camp, where
malignant ieve,s already begin to spread, the
plague nust appear. IL is fsared that the sum-
wer msy prove still more disa,trous tnan the
winter, If the Allies remain 10 that great Gene
terry, the camp before Seysstopol In England,
the gloon Occasioned by such s2prehensOns is
visible everywhere. The more mercurial French
men do not dwell so long GA The dangers Of the
army, they must haze some new excitement
Cardinal de- Bonsld, Archbishop of Lyons, has
given them most welcome theme for discussion.
In his Pastoral Letter for Lent he declared that
the cholera wac sent merely as pani.h neat for
the eageruess with which the ladies o; Paris run
aftsr pleasure" joining ina certsin lascivious
"dsnce called polka, suffering every man hut their
owniusbands 20 clasp them in the waltz, which
4" latter dance nsy be considered the last sigh Of
"expisiig virtue" His Emiaence then goss on
tossy thar the only way toiaduce the Almighty
"to sbesihe the sword of vengeance, which he
"hss drawn from the scSbbard to punish our sins,
"wouid oe to sb.tain from all balls, reunions,
"tlea.eIs, ard promensdes. Then His wrath
"Msy re sYpea,ed. Let US, therefore, seek no
"o,heI remedy Tran this against the epidemic
"diiesses which ~ this momen. are destroying,
without mercy, men. plants, and ANIMALS"
TIE Pastoral Letter OF the Cardinal would no.
Rave rad any importsnce-for his Eniaebcs is
lnogn for bis eeceniicty-had not Count Mont
slepbeIt and F-ther Ravisaan taken 10 the sub
jest against the Arcebi,hcp OF Paris, whe loudly
Condemned the sentiments Of bis colleague, asset
ina that dliplay al balls Aea.ers, an1 prOnenades
Kept Up the industry ofFTance, aud gave LABOR 30
the poorer classes. Guizosh has likewise tsr,sted
Che attention Of the public by en- article OF mis-,
In which he speaks Of the Nulders OF the pass,
and of his hopes OF the future BY faGoo of the
lisher ard miicle csssss-.hst is 10 s.y, Of the
Iesitiuists and OrlesDsts, and he dscl ,res that
twice before tie Revolution he said 70 Louis
Philippe: "S Sire, hasten to reign for the days Of
"roysty are numbered"
Napoleon, Of whom the late Pro- Forbes said
that kit taltnts consist 10 mixtors OF low but
profound cunning. WIKI determined enrgy and IN
doubling self confidence, qualities which, con-
bised siib sfo Inheritance OF crest oane, IN ide
him Emperor, though the difference between
him ana bis uncle is sbout equal to the diEereace
between ice Suitb and MAhouet, is now wayes-
rg in hi, policy He lately wished for p..cs,
sad vas ready % yield to the R5tsiips ia the Con.
ersncts in the belief tina. Seyasto1ol void soon
be talep; but the las! ssrateslcsl reverses, ana
the energy Of the Russian defense around tie
Maiskor tcwer trouble his mind. He sees that