The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-21

tno Wild fowl until the bay fnll-a hundred ships
There eighty here now, lying thick IA
uuD.i IN yard martial law reigns throughout
ue tTmes every lamp must be out at ten O'Clock, for,
ia the exciting tunes would rave been terrific 70 hts
OF fvi there II before the klakla "a and
The hike aiiuTssnd ~ some after wards when Ia
telneelt military absent from the theatre OF acuan,
With map, before them, coosUluDtously believed that
stf! ohcei anc sol nee OF inc aied army would die
lghLk on the battle ntld ey sickness in t1e camp, or
be uiyen at the 20 nj Of the bayouet iuto the
they I" Mat bravery do with such unequal odds--a
bnLored men killing these RussiansY III, the
sam. a brushing mosquitoes oil your face" And IS
rerta.L as the sun shines, was often remarked tus
amy will perish be destroyed Disease and the eli.
pas wli hasten the dsath Of those who escape tho
non, the musket anu the -w"r,i.o
X nen.bering III, sou OF the Tarta town before you
tDs more struck with busting, restless, rafting
IVY now ior IA al tue stirring wnri Of CONNER . 1t
y immature i1ndon, snip dschargiDs their ca
p0> 81 grain ifon the Turkish ports and hay aud pro-
t.i'e ammuDtton aud The uaplsngs Of war are being
tn. ed out a. Ne siege not nushed TIE peace not
proclaimed, 1t seems a,edless expense, yet of
come one 10 gave many o these things Will be
lat,d OH "Eiy I" DC tam go ana destroyed and
iorsotth ttioaee ana taken away, perhaps in the shp
that bruue t them. cry day ports are ar
nving With cattle from tue -ea OF Manora ..ad oher
pace Gay them TO wing out 10 sea .ens
al item that have ui'1 @uou the voyage. The army
suncr sui AN .noinou amount Of fresh stuff From
mornDE Ill late IN da. train after cars are
despatch. 10 ~, rurt with provisions for the men, and
ai1 loads Of II aDu for the horses the mules
Troops bse oontii, enarkiug but thus ia the RANKS
stil luii, where they thinns. by death
le-teIUay too regiments embarked Tor Canada IN the
kesoI, ano Simeon III >.nth, Thirty seventh Seven
eeuth, sixty thr anc sixty under orders for
tie ation i've reg nents in al from the tri.ncs
iAr ~, Elmute9 tcet perhaps, il II another of
TIE broihe, }, NATHAN Never minu LEI them blow
on ttl, II their az the unsatisfactory re-
vi the VAIN Joa3on editorials against America
ana IN gram reSlt Vs. al spthead. 1t will no harm
81 ong as our aDEia iite'hat0nal commerce
,one on hundred mons sterling, the difficulty between
Zig and and America Viii ony be war Of words be-
tween the coumls 81 the NEW YORK HERALD and the
uouble leaders o the London lines.
have toord much amusement In roaming about the
wharvre. iorooD DO surprised Eng and's industry Is
wherever you nay care N lookwharve and piers;
warehouses for the de TIT regiment marked num
oereu boats io- the officials wagons CARTS bareows
all the LLRnh coLiyances Tor transport teiegraphic
stations, floating machine shop complete, where, In
time of action, some thirty engineers employed
sometimes night " wed Ar day, repairing tho nstr,l
meDts Of waI-a moet nsve affair comprising all the
ingenious cvn,Iiyancee OF modern mes put up In Eng
and hDo steamed f,aas done the
army no little service and bt and by she viii steam back
AGAIN ~ perfect as she cam-a curiosity vel! vi
ting III Fr.Ich at hamesch haa small portable FORCES
arranged III iong sheae on the shore where they were
busily rnlpg ont bolt staples for the Carpenters
pu,uDg up tue stalls the cavalry horses. little fur
her another anchored as far up the bay as
III. wses permits-a beaut tui Doa:,-and tns was the
hoa,ing bakery where ship bread and biscuit were
trLea out o the army by Wholesale Their instance
unknown in the history OF siege where London baks
horss seht out under steam TO iod .Ao regiments of
'p'art war commissariat But, extfaos binary as all
ae eo,uivances may appear they fall into utter insi
.aoapcg comparison with B.laklavs Railway. No
that the Tartar peasants ami me Cossacs horse
at the remarkable spectacle; no wonder that the
Russian lacy and tbs country maiden stop their
dy enough made vehicle, with its four horses
abrtast u gaze upon strange a scene Lo won
| der that this mushroom community from so many
Ian ds ant acssd by the continual rafting of several
locomotives good sailroad you eau find be-
twe the towbs OF Englsnd-ior II Is NEST remarkable
sight-Fngland going " IN Russia by rarcad and
Of he own that More than ANYTHING
,se, these Wholesale ngemen attrac, ALIKE the Rus
smn sp the French and when reflect that and
engineers rails and ma ves 10 lay them down sleepers
complete establishment brought from England
the road graded by British workmen: thu stations cen
strueted BY British cafpen1rs out Of Britt material all
for the transportation OF ammunition provisions forage
and the general supplies Of tne British army, from
port Of arrival TO the lines in 'front.' when contemplate
ali these things those who have just arrived rom
all the tearing activity OF the West but express
shmsnt at the Enthusiastically and enterprise OF the
raneemeD Some FAY that the road is to be sold
Russaps; others, that like everything else it is going
| back To England.
Judging from present movements the English, Ike the
French, do not intend To leave any thing behind them
| nut their graveyards and their rcmembrances Old
hooks and old Uniforms broken muskets and pieces Of
gun carriages cannon from the Redan anchors from Sc
hatopo ana thOt and shell unlimited tn. piers
ready for shipment Near our ship some thousands
the Tartar p.asan'ry are phg up their traps and several
colony provided by the Sultan Fearful that their sym
patty with the allies will bring punishment from the
ns "a M ey gladly accept the oesgarly hosp'a-
| Ships, as before observed, are daily coming in with
supplies Gay or two since the Celestial Breeze arrived
New York cargo Of flour for the Eng
lib commissaria and yesterday she fortunate as
10 get a charter from the French for two months a
eighteen thousand francs per month"; 70 embark horses
for AIers. THIS ship and the Ocean Herald before men.
toned, are the only Americans at Rlaksva Everything
around me goes 10 show the gigantic preparations for
psxt campaign England this time really In earnest
Her army appeared NJ the review before the Russian
ander In complete new suit OF uniform, new horses,
new mules new supplies Of ammunition. hut for en-
camping and most liberal supply OF oatable more ex-
,eye than ever before fell 20 the lot OF armies mas
Tor the war was at an end The supplies have come too
late. highlands army equipped In Sunday garb, but
france shows her poverty In the camp The one aopears
esh and ready fer action but the other looks see and
uncared The tables simply turned. At the com
nencement the French shamcd the English In all their
ommssaat arrangements-then they had plenty to eat
and drink good tents and clothing and transport
carry their wounded from the field their dead
10 burial, while Russes account Of the Engl.sh CAM
just the reverse. Now the French show much il
not mvre exhaustion than the Russians The army looks
needy rs well as hungry, and requires an entirely
l outfit
Little Sardinia has laurcls than all the rest In
her fitness tor Her ,tlc army Of 10 900 men, part
Of which have embarked mas been the Admiration OF nil
Their commssariat department pcrfect-her huts IN
construction material and comfort superior even 10
The English. Their horses, their artillery their ambu.
lance rps all show efficiency and thorough
The officers splendid locking fellows, and Ill men are
suong and healthy. Their dress ne't bee ming uni
lorms all new, and rain or shine wi srevcr ycl meet
sardinan you but notice how well he IA got up Sr
ania disgustcd at the peaceso Is England but Russia
France and Turkey, Tor the present. satisfied and
Austria and Prussia have managed 10 ring themselves
the larisian congress- occupying important po
without spending pennyall Of them uniting in talking
lord Clarendon into the proprvty OF signing away Eng.
ands right Of search the high seas the evident dis.
| gust OF the British public aud the British press.
/ BAIAKiavA, May 4, 1865
Tte Battle Ground on The Tvnaya- Cenerai Lsprandi,,
Los Egut-Ddas voo Sp0t-klnary DrtulJcnnes,
/ and boston Rum-Hu1 the North Side az Sbastono,
Jo1is-7cilaens Enogy-Ths Diplomats n R,Ssia-
| Ensi,h Gro,o'ers Atroad-Rusnan Fee.iro 7soard,
Frdno-Pcl,cy Of Anartd and Eaoand-Wn1 a
French Say 10 hmerioans Of ne Neutrality-suspicious.,
u DC French A,my-7k LOSES Of TIE Ruutaa war a.
Another chapter, and I've done with my trip 10 tho
Ru sian coast sin,e my last have ridden over 10 tho
battle ground II the Tchernaya the last great action b.
ore III taking OF the MalakoG The battle was foueh,
early the morning e the 9Th Of August last, and
more desperate attack under disadvsntageous circu
s,auces, could have been made Tho Russians In
tended to surprise the French camp and sudden vas
Il shata ~ A. ~