New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

:, ,r,nbers arr army OF b,i'nn
= ~ fss exos,o conmatd OF the Duke OF "o"''s
- snetr VOC vsxsd 900 miles without sny en-
~ byy. -. and that It he's been a"P2 s,n,
eenssJ and eli the maieIla'' :" ,lc,;,sa ar A
~ 80 train and the sa'ou a'tlo" =. 20
4 ksM W.. Al the same time, " mus Do 10
gsrsee11 49, the Briti-h Government hevsr pr
1lBte's.. - 81 an army from TINS county VI -
~ n'.'n,eth 10 undertake succe'slI iDY' ~.
49,; an Empire and the reduction gi 49,. not
s,ysaorol They rsieo ahs '.o 80, .upport
lin on the sctve and rer-svenns Ir.s,;,.
~. T,.ncb whose military rescrree' SIC
FDn.,s,fey than cur o~n, and may be .n.-. n
sc.srsly increased by calling ous 'ns he mad.
- fcriotion Not al observsuVn 49, 90, Tho
a ,is nature and extent OF our moi Apply vita
~ sn' w. fo,ee 10 the sdsn.nnuesioh VI 40
sssu 49, md III. only in the hospi1ai 'sr'Ioo
~ "a beIiaye our allies 10 bs's Aoy o. .i..I
asugh il must 10 observed s1s. .n'a -
- eeusn - haan les ssvsrsly tried than our own,
Hvlce Ln' io..es 10 action have been greater. we
hcHV tia oDuion that after the aiiea
49, "a been sent to the East. both GoVernneals
80 hsys prooeeded 10 organize Their arnnes VI
$50 on a more extended scale ano 1nas souio Va
q. -sssures Bos adopted here, sucn as 'ns Ps',
~, spbodying of the militia ahe We ,ne sSo,iS
s",1 battalions 10 reg menu OF the inns, shouid
-" heAr TAX Gu before Parliament rose ID Ausu'!.
Ma regard TO The plan Of military operations IL
|. " tsfsI On the authority OF the wa miutef,
~, tp expedition to TIE Crimes ana ue IeuucHoh
u e., s.topol were contemplated BY the 6ovefnmsn,
-, The first 20 highly desirable opJsc' Pro''uo'
~ .ourss Of events relieved the allies from me ne
...;t, OF defending ConStsD.inopls and The ufA'h
sso,ss from ipvssion end that upOn the receIp' OF
- ,.sllioenoe OF the retreat Of the Russians from
sa.yis orders were instantly sent osi TO crec' tue
shols force Of the expedition against tue 'ri'neh
H. necessity Of providing means Tor the emDHcs'oH
- landing OF co. 900 men, with their sores, on
49,. ons.t md the d,entfll vuItaiOR Of the chOls
~ August are stated TO be tho causes winch de-
,s,sa The sailing OF the expedition FOR about t~o
a.ths Thus a. We pointed ousthe time, tbs raising
A. sisge of Siisirs the turning point n Inc csm-
sson snd il is now clearly shown bow Indispensable
~. with view to the uerior objects Of the war,
- syoid a precipitste ra vance into the DAM
IAN provinces. The raising the siege oil SINS
~ vu undoubtedly an event OF Immense iin
rstspce. but Lord Derby fell into strange
s,schronism when 10 stated tha' INC aus
iran treaty with the Porte for the Occupation
~ he Princpalifies concluded after the failure
y The Russians before that fortress. Thst treaty
"a signed on the 18th OF June, when te sieSs wa
4, hight and the Russians began 70 retreat on tue
IA of June when it was known by Prince faskle'
,,,eh that this treaty signed, aud that he was,
consequently exposed 10 tne advance vi az hu'''ia.
s,uy On his rear. With the same unfair or ignorant
i,,ity Lord Derby thought fit to taupt the head OF
-. nreseDt Administration with reluctance 20 Jolh
n ~ alliance with France, unsupported by personal
,ssdlectOns. No imputati0D can be more usJust or
fsr.rue. Lord Aberdeen has shOwn, IN each OF tue
resolutions through which the Government OF france
A. psssed, in the last forty years that ne is 700
ssrestly solicitous TO maintain the union OF the two
ssons 10 allow any dyBssiic preference to Affect the
,ysnd objects Of the AngiO-French alliance; and be
H. Sovereign Of France, or the form of her Govan-
ntp, who or what II may, no Minister nae ever
aloed more streDuOusly successfully 10 promote
cordial understanding between France and ihls coun-