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great activity. Whoever has a'tentvcly, observed
The manner in which the wars between Iurky ana
Russia have been conducted. will find that the Black
Sea feet has always acted the most important part
in them for without it, there is no substance ior
the Russian soldier the moment he has entered the
Ottoman territory, and a Russian army might easily
be taken in the flank and in the rear by turkish ar
my landing on the west coast Of the Black Sea:
| During the whole time that the army OF WITT
genstein has been canonedi in Bessaraba, no orders
nad been given to arm this fleet accordinsly' wen
informed persons could not be brought to believe
seriously on war. and it is not Improbable that the
obstinacy of the Porte may be attributed only to the
want Of this armament. Those who know the ex
pence of completely fitting out fleet, will conceive
why il has been delayed three or four years, and the
hopes that were entertained Of striking awe only BY


the presence Of an army the frontiers. The Empe.
ror Nicholas has given many proofs OF hls love Of
economy vet he has ordered two fleets to be fitted


out at the same time, We may be allowed to infer
from this. the existence of plans of great Importance;


and in this point of view, the movements OF the al.
my under General sackeu seem also to deserve tht
Il greatest attention.