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London, England, 1858-05-31 00:00:00

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LONDON. MONDAY. MAT U.

So far es eau be gleaned bees the meagre, and
ennewhat mitiqoated, intelligence reasived by the
bat Inaba Mail, the prossedinge el the autho-
rities ars characteristically Eaglish. Jona
Bvu, when placed in a aided position, gene-
rally begins by blundering t but se moos se
be bob the somegueneas of hie Wanks he
sets ►imself enorgetisally to make it geed, and in
else oases out of ten he succeeds. Lord C.AIIIINO'II
Preelassatiosi was a grievous blander. The merest.
tel criticism of Sir Jaen OUTS" and even the
apologetic viodicatios et Lord Cairns, prove this.
Bat the matter is being set right. The Proclaims.
lion les not been withdrawn—sash a step would
be,. been liable to dangerous sibeensbestien. Bat
MORTOOIIiii has been appointed Chief Com-

miasissor of Ouds, wit► snopie autharky to maks
dos boot of circumstances. Tbs spirit in which

Kr. Morrommor will set may be inhered tram
the Jobe of the convereetkie of the leading lain& of
Wes at Sir Jame OUTRAJeII table ; it is retailed
is the het emensaiestioni et the Theme Loelmow

ownspeeliset
It Or Wily, lowhoaed, td Mom* of Ns. M.
pussy he Wier errs is sahried by *wee oh
how sort Ida Ids ; hut his Irk Is by as arm
mt. •Ha hr he wren 011411.11111 tent 0•17 IS Mr fIll•
to la ow helhirs. Cro sat of ths Chnorwor try
ahoy ad lis rived It Is said that raft re
r sash retard by he mph d Odle as the oh
by wen Gorr esat d the ride of the prol haw
.Is No are dry od her df theitha ear deader
di tier to the rears tad jewels al the Id& whir
re sodedy persorl eves If Ire or preys he los
bps phy is the whet ear rah To do hire
aid, at oar earls sad eirdith, the Maar dada dr,
boor do rad lire red the wrest add Wm port &
The yedisrea of doh awl the ear* af ate ammo
viii if err i 1114 depend In the adopika of • ky•L
rash gees pig; arm ad be lapilli OM Ws
vita bo doer red herwireor. We bar yr, la
pepolloin or rub la Owd•-40 led the mum d
Ire nowt whip ride arrow the boort ot • rho, sod
lavddera to ow or repoted

ether wards, the Proclamation is to be re-
plied se a &nava Massa IMONTOOMISS
Is M La left at liberty I. adept a just and um-
cellatary policy. Any other sown weal entail
spa mike innidaita prokagatism eta war which is

time described b ch., ream& whoa the rams
bid selected es its met trustworthy reporter on the
setuel stets el entire in lathe :

Ili; many vat Mg vbirimur re robe err sprommea
nab maim rid mat is lbw et ear smart airimmi•
If vs puma dry Mil bag weal be am ae mum Ilea
Mist If vs rmars r ehaeli—vbst if hi their light
A• earn, lad • fat videit brie as Maori P
Mr Isprabisi the day he Jabal ear gray ? Tim sad b
.riled. Tb. any of • post Watery is eireehisil sad
bedewed •11 *vitt • Marta is • Iry beim, lot the had et
• Mempera War "alibied la • 'Mese is • parable be
W Asia of Imbeds el lireposas, alike Ow lila may
• impirmat of meal mat. Thy am • amp may. may
Ay II vs puma U w WO, 11, tkay. If ve !shwa, May
pew sued as. Ines Hwy weir is digia dry amnia Aar
gams sal }madam Mahar • .marl.. Wire Wither b
bripara Ow dial drama's' ts th• lag. Ear are dm
Mileakiiis of air sibmtlia. If es pesdam • war a marsei-
aid= this psalms ladi• viler& yser—ar Marra bore
bay lesier—pramet the ediserillary sperisele of as ray
erheereeil by wears sal of as army aciirlabs in
• ,

AM this has bean said over sad crier again by our
ogre esneepaadents, and by the inset talented and ex-
pdrianned civil and military servants of the Qua-
pany ;' but we prefer the testimony of the writer
who wen sent to the emu of notion by that journal
whittle hes beer the most Mastoring eulogist et the
original sad sent exoeptiosabla dreg of Lord CAN-
rinto's Proclamation. From the Reporter of the
reuse we learn that the Prods:edition, modified and
softened as it way is not being acted upon—that
though it has not been formally rescinded it is,
with the endieguised approbetkin of every English-
man is India whose opinion is worth anything,
being allowed quietly to drift out of ninembranoe.
Joni' Butt in India, like lonic BOLL everywhere,
is, upon wood thoughts, adopting wiser meareres
than he did in his first hurry and contagion—
and not without • fair respect of moors, if the
aristocratic factions here in London will allow the
original =Minks to wan to be the subject of angry
sad it recriminations.

Ploroa with the most judicious policy the state of
India le ma se will task to the attermeet the 'hill
sad judgment of the ablest of our awantryase then.
It is now evident that the badownsre of Olds 11r11
net the only parties in India who have been ne-
ared jambes sad dist:meth! by experiments in
boa admiaistratim, instituted with the most bine-
veiled intentions. This distrust and jealousy have
evidently wondered limey net averse to seal them-
selves et the temporary anarchy occesiceed by the
dsfestion of the Bengal army who would other-
wise have command gamest. Is addition to the
asbestosis boa this mass we have to deal with
merry who have bees irritated by indiseriminet• ante
of aegoanee, which, however they may be palliated
in the eyes of tle impartial by the amount of pro-
vesetise, have often, it '''sett be dealed, been pushed
to the very very of injustice and cruelty—and per-
baps beyond It. Matters standing thus, it is evident
that while so inviolate limitation that may be'
ometrued into erosions ought to be allowed to
appear, a conciliatory policy towards the natives of
India ought to be immediately adopted, sad steadily
persisted in.
Net ben agog is the immediate initiation of ease-
mar !wag in view the morgaufeseiss of oar Native
Army la India. These is not a man who lame
India mho ens ter a msesset imagies that we ems
dispense with the swims of a anneeress native sol-
diery thaw At this wry mama we have, pro-
bably, es many native sobbing i our pay on balm
theustelay I but they are la a eats of applershis
soil dbostreas disergembedee. The mmetant
bream of the Same* Civil Otweramset at Ai-

cotta in all the details of military--esen of rolfi'
mental--administration, played no mean part in the
provocation of the mutiny. The Commandants
of regiments and companies were so ut-
terly deprived of the power either of re-
warding or punishing, that the non-commissioned
alms and privates had come to regard them as
little better than nonentities. This system must be
thterweghly reformed if ever we are again to have a
reliable native army. This is the loudly proclaimed
opinion of all the highest military authorities la
India--of General Jams, and of men who digsr Ma-
terially en other points from that disdnguisked
elect. But as yet we see not even the indication
of ea intention to deport from the absurd and mis-
(thievess system of immanent centralised civilian
meddling. And even the old vicious system can
seamely be said to be acted upon. The new
levies, which have been gathered together
anyhow, are left to be drilled and dis-
ciplined anyhow. Natives of the disturbed
districts are abandoned to the un-euper-
intended instruction of non-commissioned °Moen
from disarmed regiments. No care is taken to pre-
serve a due balance of castes and tribes in the ranks-
The Sikhs are so numerous that they are actually
beginning to flatter themselves that it is they who
have preserved India for us, and that we hold it only
during their pleasure. Unless immediate measures
are taken for the safe and satisfactory organisation
of the new levies, we may have a second army of
mutineers to contend against in the Central and
North-West Provinces before we have quite put
down the first.

The first and urgent wants of British India are the
adoption of a conciliatory policy towards the natives,
and the re-organisation of our Bengal army.
Other teaks will press upon us ere long ; and it will
be prudent to leave them, like the two we have in-
dicated, as mash as possible to the local authorities.
Parliament and the Imperial Government will do
well to keep a sharp look out on these same local
authorities, and to be strict in the exaction of
proof that they are losing no time ; but beyond
this, the less that Parliament and tht Imperial
Govieumeot interfere the better. And to avoid the
prejudicial effects of unsettling at such a crisis the
natives' notions respecting the seat of supreme autho-
rity, it would be wise to desist at present from any
attempt to remodel the 'lonia Government of
lodic

THE EXPRFSS, MONDAY

LATEST INT ELLIciENCE.

NAPLES.
Amending to telegraphic deices the trial ot the
prisoners charged with part cipatiortin the Cagliari
affair was resumed on the 2.5 th. The Neapolitan
government had not come to a final decision respect.
ing, indemnitz demeindeil. by England for Si
detention of Park and Watt.

SPAIN.

ALICANTE., NAT 26.

The inauguration of the railway took place yes-
terday, and wee a complete income. Four ministers
were present. M. Mon made a speech. There was
an illumination in the evening.