The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26 00:00:00

INDIA,

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rip folltorrlelfii in
estrael font' a letter doted lohnotronber 11l 1— In lids
provinue of Ilohlleuitol we are gelling on 1111141 flourish.
lowly. I hove had the monmonnel of the 111Jiture dletriet
elnue illo day the troona eroomool the Mingo& and loom
the day we obtained military ommeseloon of the ihietriet
I 'IRMO never 11114 0.0 employ a soldier to 150111114 pulls',
!Mr popultwe hae amebae,' thot letter lit Neleing all rebels
whose smotoire Wl4 required, owl mu 'orderly is Ills dip
Mut leow that nearly all my Nom bee been wlthrawn for
Nerving 111 MOW, Whet I hare mild of Moore Is aleu
0111 URN if the othor 11141rIut4 of tho province, though,
of enured, thine looroluring ion thole are 4014441 to In
rondo from the moony, end therefore not go 'inlet, In
jtodolluoind Now novo'. Will any tido% against its. 11111
lotilltiry 'trove the Welt estoddislinounte mit and the lowl.
hog illusonolionom R 5001114.11 RIR. government of the eountry,
and nuo oppressed the II Winn that the alvil 'Angers at
Illeoret and tither tielghlitieting litsithuite were omidently
reeelvltig lettere from the intinetitial Hindu° landowners
Bohn; they would rhea to n 111411 to 1144141 114 to throw
down the then Minettilman Devernitient If we would
0.11110 11411/114 PIM &low that the Initial' liovernment
Wile Hut at an end. There teemed to me no doubt what
might to be them on mooning or ruloo and that wee
not to omoldo thoom who Inel merely obeyed the order*
of Poo oho flooto I hiverument. 1 Noel that—, the
nottpetrete, held the Name views, mol before any of Lord
Elletthorough'e etirring proolainstitme, on. times of Lord
I'lllllllllt. reuelted 44.--kmiwil ;valet, tint those own
Who returned at untie ti their homes would not he
punished, and that we only &olio to onlaturo time who
having bruit 111 the Oritielt service, had rebelled against
UM / foul from that hour I Mel, tut it military eumuiander,
nothing to do. WWI* were given up ; revenue was
paid In ; end emit In emit by eartlomix.
You pro quite right in asserting that this outbreak
liste hoen a ninthly of the whole native army, beaked by
the rabble if the cities, RIO Nupporßett by numbers of
the cloceyed Mieentiman weary ; but the nuns of the
population has Mal nothing to do with It. If they had,
could we hove been supplied with food or would the
hATIIUI3 have) been paid up? I sent lest ininth an old
pensioner into thole to inquire about thu families of love.
ral of my men. Ile ha* come back, and tells me that oven
Cuero the landowners are longing for ;wean to be re-esta•
blinked. They with difliculty can be forced to give any-
thing to the rebels, who have now become a disorganized
rabble. badly armed and badly foul. The 11100 concluded
by saying, " They will never attempt to have another
etsuol-up fight." I fully expect that by Christmas Day
onler will be re.establiehed throughout the country.
Tic pettiest who are roving about in Behar mid in the
Owallor country, though they tiny do much injury to
individuals, are not to be considered as dangerous, and
will now soon be bunted down. We have *till, though,
inueli before no. We have to dispose of the Minimum
native army which has been raised Mow the mutiny,
and so to outplay our Ponied) and frontier regimenta tint
they ehould never be in force together. I have been
drawing up a paper about the army, whieh I will send
you by nest mall. What ought to be done at once,—
and, if you have the opportunity, prey urge it—is, that
direutly Rime now regiments mut be spared, end are not
natively employed, they ha wilt to Hyderabad, in the
Domani, to Noumea, to /dhow, to Ajmure, and Dweller ;
atm into Kaligor and Ilmolelound. If this he done the
regiments will be 'whited, and always with European
troops. They will then ounce to think Hat they have
oavool ladle for us, and amid lowa kept it for theinselvec
These noun mine down for phonier, and when /Alive
service 00114.01 if they be left together there will be
taisolilof, I do hope that our Cloventor•General is aware
of tine

On Wednesday order" were received it the Royal
Nivel Itonileavous, Tower hill , that no more stoker" or boy"
wore to be entered for serried In the Royal navy until fur.
tiler orders. Netatottoere, first•olass ordinary and
*hie isvainen. 'nil milfleers, however, are to be entered
fir ten 'vane continuous serviee. Instructions were alio
furwanleil from the Admiralty that (mutilations senile"
limn were not to be appointed to woks stewards or ship"
stewarde' rating.. All men so plated In ships on fore.
Isin ulatlutus will have their time roakohnd e oontintious
warlos.