Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21


The Schah under such extraordinary erc am tances
had produced on the whole country moral effect
difficult to describe. The natives are represented
as fine, frank, manly race, unsparing in their STRIFE
lures upon all our acts, but the whole wsll dis
posed towards although they could not BE- brcaght
10 regard us simple allies" At Herai. " here
Lieutenant Pottinger had become all powerful, the
success of the expedition had produced great
sation A party WIS about to proceed for that c.iy
from Kandahar. under the command Of Major Tadd
who wouid convey a number OF guns, and be accom-
paaed by engineers 10 put the place in a complete
state Of defence No credit was given 10 the ru-
mora that the Pc sans wer again marching against
Herat.
No intelligence had lately been received of the
Sneak force that 10 have cs-operated with that
under Sir John Keaue IN tie attack on Cabul. Ran
jeet Singh was still alive, bat nothing more. The
British force in tho neigh borhood Of Lahore had
been strengthened; an indispensable precautionary
measure TO essure tranquility on the demise Of that
parsonage.
The state or orr affairs wi Persia remained un-
changed. karah remained IN the possession Of our
troops, bit Bushire unoccuped. Kourschid
Pasha st, remained inactive on the banks Of the
Gulf, and would, il expected, rstrace his foot
steps without attempting hosilites against Bussorah
or Bagdsd.
The Bombay Courier publishes general order OF
Lieutenant General Sir John Keane, dated Head
quarters, Candahar, May 4 1892 expires sive OF his
satisfaction at the admirable and sodier-like con
duet Of the officers and soldiers their dicu lt but
triumphant march to that city from distant and dis
tinct parts Of India.
The praise bestowed on he officers and soldiers
composing the expedition tn Candahar does not seem
70 nave been mer,ted universally; la general or
der, dated Head quarters, Candahar, the liih OF
May last, published in the Bombay Courier of the
I'd Of july Sir John Keane states that Major Grit.
nth, oil the S7th Native Infantry, had quilted Dadnr
with three companies OF tsat regiment, without he
sanction OF the commander in chief, although aw are
OF the reasons which Induced his Excslcacy to or.
der him and the detachsent 10 occupy that post and
also contrary To the express desire OF Lieutenant
Colonel Dennie, distinctly commune sted to him by
that Officer
The Delhi Gazette Of the 18th of June mention,
that Major General Sir wioughby Cotton was not
suffering from illness. He had, however been in
disposed.
The Governor Geseral was still at Simla Mr..
Robertson had succeeded Colonel Morrison as De-
patty Governor OF Bengal
The cholera was Said to be raging with some vio-
lence al Dhoolia and Bangalore The Bombay
Courier of the "a Of July mentions the death in that
Guy VI Mr' george Rousseau OF spasmodic cholera,
after anallness OF only five hours.
Extract from the Bombay Courier, June 1. 1895. -
Letters have been received from Sukkar dated
18th utimo The last advice we published spoke Of
detachment being about 10 proceed against a Ba-
loochees fort, two marches beyond Shirkarpore-
We COW learn that the fort was carried by storm az
Ter very sharp engagement the Balooches their
side having ~ Killed and No wounded and prisoners:
and On ours one subahdar and three sepoys killed,
and Ensign Stanley aud three sepoys wounded. Ii
appears to have been very gallant affair; the Of
ncsrs, Since, Stanley, and Taylor, rushing, sword
IN hand, into the fort followed by the Sepoys so0
IN the face Of the most determined opposition, and
dnying the enemy out"
AtCacutta, trade, j. usual at the season Of the
year very dull but, owing to the fall in the rate
Of freight to three pounds per ton the holders Of
cotton were more firm, and sales had been effected
at rather higher prices. IL too early to form an
opinion as - the indigo crop; the accounts, how
ever from tse southeast Of Calcutta were very I'M
favorable and n ary third OF the cultivation had
been destroyed by heavy rains, corprs ing all the
low land plants.
THE WARM 'srtinopIe, Aug.
T-Accordns TO recent accoants ff1p Circassia. a
severe battle has taken place. TIL slams are said
TO have remained masters of the fsl bnt have paid
so dear Tor their victory that IL bad as de-
feat to them. They have also los ship Of the line
and two frigatcs by violent storm on the coast of
Circassia-Sud Of Mdrssiiies.
FaoM CHTvA-At Canton affairs remained IN the
same unsatisfactory state. Foreigners were still
prisoners and business OF course, at AN end, at all
events for the present. All commando alton between
Canton and Macao had been cut off and the ships
were lying ~ Macao Roads waiting the result or The
Commissioners proceedings. About one half Of the
opium had been delivered mp nj Lintin, and il was
expected the delivery would be completed Inv The
cnd ofApril IL was belle, ell that the Admiral who
had conc emit rated his whole force at Trinocnale.
only waited fresh orders to proceed 10 Canton
The Sngap re papers of tn 2,d OF Nav msat;on
that the Samese authorities, n imitation no doubt
81 the Chinese Government Id made ssiz.re az
opium.
FAsHIoys sEPr.-Al the t0'elts Of the MN. -
Of light delicate eolors; silk dr,s,s aro na.ru, ~ ,..
vary; the skrs are very full ard sug s lie 80 4 n,n..
noderate. While i very much ort ,afetas ! a.s or.
gasays anb0ured "a colors fouiad- niins viii patter
satinesare Cannezous onnss with s;tL, limo 90
short ,ieetts look very we'll with dark elk d,s. Inc
schu hosns ~ new STYLE Of pclerne, composed o. or
gros De Naples, black colorcd with m Of The ssre e
large SIR shaw coatnue fashionable are AIDE in great
variety Shaws Of black tue points dsprii Az also In
ssbon ~ with colsrs Manslets mad. for young la
dies ~ spotted tule, lined with lilac bse trined With
two mus othe same, having broad ribbon through
u coer ~ the lining Very large ,haw Of plain cachsre
are worn " Paris edged with velvet embroidered with gold and
SUB mirsd shawls also msde - ,he gpsrs lac,
nt which also used FOR dresses noancs, berhes nnd
espoes Bonnes continue of the same mi lhefou en,e
Looping the face Black lace bohnets very general some
very hne Legbornsare with Grape lsse and white Tea
Tiers The hnuchcs be