Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

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ith. ny the last previous arrival we "au ol'y
a telegraphic summary, and now supply the full
details. Orr ,dvices from China direct are la.
for ,h,, ,hoso hro,o,, hv Tho mai,
W. 0'I,. =. ~
INDIA;
n, boMBAt' june 20.
ur la.es' yates ''o', 'e'aoad 49, s'T VI .n'
-Nn nay at wflcii tlIne uenela , oi IT, ,
nialneu pretty nuch az iornher'y. @ Mao
aoout W move 10 ne" ehca','p'he"' i've ",,'c'
rom ms previous ohe' which han Deco'ie sunny
chiefly, as it appears, IN consequence oil .ne
multitude OF dead carcases streweu arounu It,
! ne army were pretty well OH Ior pro''s'ohS'
out without money or means oil c9hVeyance'
IL was seherally ru'noren zen uays slnoe t ha1
me order Tor ,he retirement OF our ',oups nau
nc ,, 'ssueu uouot wnt'ner Io'" n"II i'",..
t , ao,ua''y 'ssueu t''e oiu1'' o"'
Nv uIh.' T " mat ne WIN w 81 'e'y
h.rI, c,,r ,r,,,as s.onIJ ho o -, ~
La ,',;,t',,, a,' JaIa r nn '."n ., Wy W ~
I'a ".."u. a'! Ivy f'us. uo 'o H.
Srrm tho nro son, ,ine nnIess ,bav mean to
'u"' , .H puan. .c'nS In. ar 10y mean :.
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,ho pan,ral frnn,;or of 10 Sn,io; sinca l,s,
,nor,L
' Ill., ;o;o, e,.o, IS c.l, N,., o,d r,a
,.,l @ ~ Ca,,1,,l.u a,.,,,,,,a ~ Ill 80 ~
onn 49,, '
ooo men.
On the 2lst May, Ke'at--Ghilzic was attack
t,,,. wv iI ~ ..;,,s a,..;,,, I'M
I, 'e lL e.,J '',' ,I.I. IS ,ha 40
"e'n u''', we '.',',' oou! W
3 ,sai ~, 1891 - al r,a,,
,ta,,, ah,. e.. on.,, NJ pa;ds convo, J,o,
heen orLoroJ ,o nrocc,d from O uet,ah to Can.
dahar WIFE camcls anu PROVISIONS about the
iotn OF June. ,-,,
Every 'l,IhT Is quiet anu peacc'o'c III 'oo'''uc
mere mas peeh an 'ls",rect'"n among '''e
ID o""ce'a"s ,rloes' "h'c" has oee" pay u"""
"'thon' trouble.
WIN 'h,5 s,ght eAcePto"' every 'n'''s 's
ranq'Li III ii'''i"o''"h'
or ueorSe arthur arrived at D''noay y" '"e
-, instant
we nave CaIcut'a papers 10 'le Gu 'hS,: "A
'rgh''u! hurricane swept over 'h't part VI ~
dla on Inc III ana an 'nS'.' occas'on'h9 cohsiu-
eraoIe loss OF lie ana Immense damage " the
shpp'hg. q,
w" me teak Vessc Sine Nahsl.'ar' ana
CorhWai''s-haVe III 'he course OF lhe mohlh
neeh nurh' al ID 'ihnay' hey were iul! vi car
60 ana just reauy 'or sea- ana tielr uestroc''o"
appears to have been the work OF lncendlares.i
Our armies nave maze put niue ProgteSs'-
The much taIked-oi advance upon Capooi
mas not even been connenccd' ana now tlere
IS more SAID about the withdrawal than ABOUT
me advance OF our iorce''
Orders have been seat 10 Hnneral POLLOCK, at
Je1Iaiaoad' ana TO nehcrai MOI at Cahdlhar' TO
commence a rclfograde movement the ar
rangcm3nts have actually been sci on foot TO
ass 81 their return to the provinces, by sending
carriages Nc to meet theii''
The force at Jel.aIahad is straItened tor pro-
visions 1t has not carriage sulfl'lent tor the
transport OF supplies, and 1t has not supplies to
be carried. In THIS emergency, wihlrawa
rom AtLhanstan seems to be the Only sale
course. Clrriayc Is not pr"clra5e, the CANES
are diving off faster than they can BE- replaced ;
AMI the provisions are consumed faster tnan
they can be supplied. TO advance upon Caboo
with less than two moa,hs supplies would be
rash and l,npo!i'c proceeding. and Pollock has
scarcely sulc ency i'll store to provision his
force for one month.
There has been for some time past loud CRY
raised in certain quarters of "On, on to the
can.tol :"but they who cry the laulest seem
least To know whatwc are TO do at Caboo when
we get there. suspect that this has greatly
pernieyed the sara, ious understanding of the
Governor Genera, VI, is Ia, too q4cl, sigh.cd
r. l.