Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

the English the navigation Of the sutedge. civs
war, however, was apprehended in the Panjaub, on
account OF the .nccession; another chance for the
intervention OF the AnglO-lndian government, and
probably, for new accession of territory
A vast coss firacy for the overthrow Of the En-.
gi,h power IN lsdia is said to have beer discovered
at kurnau, an independent Mahommedan principa-
lily, the fort OF which 10 go miles form Madras A
strong force was despatc he'd thther by the Governor
General and the tort was invested and taken without
resistance, as well as that Of Joudpore THIS follow.
ing account - given OF the discoveries made at
Rurnaul;
The discoveries have been almost exclusively confined to the
2uwaub Eensa which proves 10 be spefct arsenal upon
most extended scale; ndyeu will stare hear
been found concealed IN waysunderground
god.w. whose doors aud entrance, had been
tween AGO ab@ 800 pieces Of artillery of which fully 100
such state OF equipment to be ready for active service in
la The field at few days warning
great many exceedingly we'll constructed furnace. ave
in perfect order casting guns and shot. a,
the ruins OF many have been found IN places An
mense uanty OF shot of all sizes grape and canner Ian
grijge, hand greHaes and shells OF various diane
made of species of pewter but containing more lead and les,
zinc than the compound called usually doe While OF cop
lead and idrabe store has been feretted out
Several very fine brass q heuld mention that almost the
whole OF She pieces found in the fort OF bra have been
dagup and two morta Of the same metal which, Tor sze and
perhaps also for beauty OF casting promise TO rank as The mos
remarkable OF their genus ia Europe
The bore Of the largest twenty six inches, tekuess OF
metal nine nches and length from muzac to cascaUe about
seven feet The other has bare Of twenty-five and hall
Inches and the other dimensions proportion great mny
uske musaet locks (Engli.h) pistols (do) and swords
have also ben turned ups heaps Of cartridges ready to be
I'll ed also port fes uizees fire balls slow Matches large
store OF ssh' ro.in fine charcoal for gunpo~der: short
material required Ia constitute large and vsus ole
arsenal bere and evident from The workmanship of
his gun riages and tnbss the beauty and
casting and in boring Of his guns The
OF his furnaces and the general ordr and of
most extraordinary military workshop and storehouse that
the master hand has beeL that of pracsed and scientific
man. whose subodinates must have Been arcers well quail
fled to conduct gun founding and carriage building, well
laboratory work in all their departments.
The remarkable import ant conclusion which is at
drawn from the development far has proceeded
Of this most spesdou plot, is that the aim of the Nuwaub
his TUTORS has been produce efficient and
train Of artillery, much the defence this
for active field service-whch needs little scope of .agi
nation to conclude would the fitting time have uner
taken TO work out the tubeEson and overthrow of the British
dynasty in India.
difficult from hasty survey, form anything which
might venture to oonsder opinion Pc
Rod over which this manufacture Of rke ard
has exended have the appearance OF Considerable age
while many especially of the six FOUNDERS aud nearly
the whole pewter round shot, the little oxdzaton
visible their surface and which long
phere would have prodreed to considerable extent convey
the Impression that the furnaces which ouai within
very short period possibly two three MONTHS been
in full operation.
When consider that this really gigantic magazine from
VII itch the implements for the destruction of espre
10 have pruug has been collecting daiiy
strength and extent almost in the very besrt OF our
steahy TO have been of latey
scarcely suspected by the sHd their authorities
we ATE lost IN asonhmeat at the extent and Of the
ouTees hch have furnished the TO dig tremendous
mine beneath feet and in wonder and conjecture
The time and the agents to be chosen created for its
piosop
From whence the TO be collected to WELD the
enormous engine which has hee beenprepsred aud what
asctos this sVeed storm has had with h- dark clouds which
have so recently lowered around horizon. remain yet
serie in the womb of time; and while it furnishes ssr
lg passing mmsntary upon the false policy
Confidence the security OF strength and wisdor
sna the kness aud ignorance of sub ated foes it
also Affords matter for earset concrausion that this
nghod Of the Mussuman-he only ore. pethap. within
he limits Of territory which, under the innens
liable disguise OF the secrecy and sserns:s of the Zenac
Ytr.ordaar, scheme could have been carried on toward
Al nie l. -ia II franz
The total quantity of powder furd amounted from
lightly to enc hsntr thousand pousds the part loose
large baskets In addition 10 the shot AMI shells of pewter
considerable number Of MALE able rsn SIX and nine pound
sil had been found hammered into exceedingly spherical
orms and grea, of the old fashioned nanons double
md single barrelsd flint fowng pieces and rifles, perfect
rider, aud each having bag OF bullets lied the trigger
guards vast quantity of muket barrels and locks with
lac tower and ComPaBys msrIs them had also been dis
covered in various places fitted vp gunmih workshops,
which artisans had eydeAily been uul very reeesy
loyed.
The prospect of quiet reign for. Schah Sooja, |
er the departure Of his English allies, would seem
O be very slender II we may judge from the bitter
"a red Of the said allies alleged TO exit among his
objects fearful evidence Of this hatred was |
iven IN the murder Of Colonel Herring, at Hydsr |
,ee, short distance from Glnznee.to which place |
is corps was marching with quantity Of treasure. |
he detachment had halted, and Col. Herring, with |
wo other officers aud tive sepoys, was taking a |
walk, about mile from the camp, when they were
uddenly attacked by some twenty natives. Colonel
Herring and Of the native officers were killed;
Rhind, was severely wounded. Many similar mar
iers said To have been committed.
The ok olora has brokan out among the troops sent
gainst Joudpore End Kurnaul, in consequence Of
which the camp at the former was prscip taisly
broken up on the 81 of October.
MA kess.
LoSpoS Noxrr NARSEr, Dec. lc.-Mr. Jsudon's loan"
rsnsseon diverted to Saturday continues to be sand
ing topic tive money market, bot mystery stih
wa oh allie 10 clear up. Nessr..
hav- been named ccatracors for aud The
per cent debentures ga and hold collateral security
large deposit Of OHIO, Indiana, Pennsy lyanis and Other
American state ST es But whether Mesrs RothBchd adj
this money new Transaction, whether IA Is In
part made TO take bills refused by Messrs
oitnguer whether II mired up with transactions Of
similar Mind which under negotiation time back
with N..sr. Hope and o. Of Amsterdam and M.ssrs De
scribed broUga 20 close though doubts afterwards
arose whether hBy setuey completed. 1, e totally
rplsined. That capitalists who already deeply
barked American s.curie, should sndeaor to Protect
eel,es BY calling IN collateral support Of this k1d and
giving of"issn" the transss,ion. will BE- readily
-ded IN the ney market bet not readily
will " he believed that they would enter into and
enve engage Of the nature desrses Of the
estate position Nheh deposit Of securities alter
modify. TAess consideration, likely TO prevent other
capitalists f tahng any share IN the transaction until 1t Is
more clearly explained.
for days past and former quotations not sup
ported. Cotsols heavy at 81 for the opening; III
chcqusr bills 3. 10 L. disc cunt Bark Stock, i7sos
Lovpor AssgEr5-DxC 9.-Th. comnssrc al msrke swere
yrry quiet today though great nessurs hrcs are locking
better thar th.y di This probably ssss beng
ess the est few days The arrivals the custom hous,
large eomprng " shPo from sd se,srai irem the
Baltic an others from British settlements abroad.
TrAThe excitement tbs rerkct seems 20 have sons
II abaed he "a sri.s today sfsr this article
md aad vi Few transactions took riaes No change how