The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09
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his life, so he was permitted to 60 home and take
sThefe can be little doubt our nelghbors are de-
termined to have another throw before they give up
the game, but think they will let US pay our COM
seem to ike ne look Of our little mud gurhee here"
Reports had reached Umbaliah on tne iStn, that
the Sikhs had been driven across a.,
from the Delhi Gazette, Of Jan. -
The news rcCe iSed this morning IL not SO precise
M we could wish it. as we cannot reconcile dates
and distances without more detailed iniormauon,
but it appears, and we give II as we nave u rom q
station not on the frontier, thar Or Harry omltI
moved his division up the Sutlej on the 18th and
10Th, overcoming such opposition as he met WIN In
his progress and that on the morning OF the 2lst he
came, Between and O'Clock, in sight OF the sikh
encampnient; that ne ,mmed ateiy prepaied Ior &c,
ton and commenced u battle about haf-past 9
O'Clock, and further, that SIT Harry was about y
o'clock, Joined by the Loodanah force The battle,
if such actually cid take place, and we are inclined
severe one as one letter from Loodianah has that
very heavy firing continued till hapast Qhe 2ls)
From the Bengal Hurksru.l
Il row comes out that we are indebted to Captain
Lumey, the Assistant Adjutsnt General, tor our de-
fcency at Ferozesha, cavalry and artillery, that
officer having taken upon himself to order the cav
alry and artillery engaged at Moodkee back to Fe-
rozepore. As may be supposed Captain Lum!ey
was, Immediately on this being known superseded
in his appointment, and 9 court martial ordered to
be held on him. medical certificate has, It Is
said, been subsequently produced, declaring that
Captain Lumley was in an unsound state OF mind
when he issued the order. We confess we DO not
understand this the limiting the period OF insanity
to the time that he issued the order does not look
well certainly and yet, perhaps It may be solemn
truth after all, so we feel ourselves bound to with
hold our Judgment. Be the case as II may, the or
der has resulted in the most fearful conseddencest to
our brave troops, and we sincerely hope that this
will be the very last time that our troops are made
10 pay the price OF blood owing to the caprice
have not the least doubt that this matter will
be thoroughly sifted; and we cannot leave the
inquiry IN better hands than those of Sir Henry
Hardinge. Nothing ct consequence has been done
on either side since the retfcet OF the Skhs across
the Sutej The Sikhs have, it is said, ON their own
side Of the river, iorce OF between $1,000 and ~,
600 men, while our force on the left bank Will not
fall far short Of ono men; add to this ten thousand
be ready to penetrate the Pupjanb the south, and
overrun all Tndia-we might ssy al Asia. We have
not much further addition to eur news from the
under arrest, account of erroneous orders given
by him to the Ferozepore cavalry and artillery, and
was to be brought to court martial. The guns from
Delhi, twelve "A FOUNDERS, with number OF NOR
tars, drawn by elephants, would start on the 10th
inst. The Sikh villagers state that the khalsa army
continue to talk very big OF building bridge Of
boats to again cross the Sutlej about 70 miles be
low Ferozepore. We fear this IS too good news to
be true. Having been on this side once, it was a
pity they did not STOP rather than take he trouble
TO cross, in order to cross again. The rum ors
respecting Loodianah are without confirmation, and
most probably, mere moonshine.
| LONDON MoNEY MARKET, March 5.-Thc English
funds have scarcely varied throughout the day. The
market was Nat and the bargains were Of the most limit
cd kind At the close Of the afternoon the quotations
count ssf to rss per s cent: lsdaosd
Bs1ds to PM l's Sea-
Old Annuitss % ditto New Annuitie:, cot India
Sanx s
The foreign securities were very inactive to-day
There not much business done 10 any description;
The is,ss, operations were as follow Brazilian 81; Ora
NADIA aai the Deferred Mexican SoI for the account
count ~ the three per Cent. and for the
SIT; the Deferred "a; Dutch twosnd-ahsh per cents
and II; n,I -Four pr S:1 s ,o 1ss s
amount Of business being limited. Sales continued 10
be made BY tho dealers which, Of course has an upfs
condition Of money would relieve the depression II
railway securities. at present seems far from being re
| allied.
LONDON Coax EXCHANGES. Friday, March csh.-Ths
arrivals Of all descriptions Of corn during the week have
Va" snail ana business xsnsrsiy very limited W
observe NO alteration in the value a whsst, eithsI
English foreign free bonded Barley Of hns quail
~
pose Of Beans and peas remain the same. The oat
trade nrm, aud holders endeavoring to obtain sgh'
LIvERpooL CoRS MARxEr, Friday, Two O'Clock, March
6-Ws have not had much passing In the trade since
Tuesday but good samples Of new Wheat nave oss sa
very little Of choice quality Offering The duty on
Foreign Wheat, Barley and Rye has advanced to-day
scarcity Of good using samples Of both old and now
Wheat and advance Of Id to ID per bushel was OBJ
Ea. Then. for
and advance Of 81 per load was realized on choice
quality. There was good demand for Canada Flour at
an advance Of 3D. pcr barrel Irish Flour was held a
former prices. but the sale only in retail Yester
day, parcel Of Lower Baltic whest in bond, was sold
rs Sd per 7olb and some American Flour at aos 70
B1ss.r MA.xrr.-Fsb. a-Thsrs is little alteration
record ncs our last in the general aspect o. CON
done In the market for imports but this has arisen
from the anxiety Of holders to realize their Stocks and
diminution Of the depression IN prices to which We
referred in our previous ISSUE The money market Is
:ssd state s. q matters s@ on Ss ron.sr s
win freely r. ins
ss %.
features The business has been some what extensive
but chiefly attributable 70 holders having forced hsir
and in many instances rates The sttsn
ton Of the dealers has been almost wholly confined to
with vii ss few exceptions Ii. lower descriptions been
unsaeabs, save at very great sscrhce Gray shirt
ings, madapollams, and jacconets have IN particular
suffered from this state Of things, End the last named
fabrcs especially, have been dspased Of TO large sx
tsnt at extremely low prices Blsschsd shrtings %
at ~ reed in some request, but other qualities
only saesbie in small quantities. Of the low raei
previously There bssn inquiry for grey
domsstcs for the Arabian Market and those goods havs
gone Oh ct former prices Cambrics, muslin:, sesrs
dresses, 10, are generally spssking, without inquiry
and very dcult Of sale. All kinds Of prints At pre-
sent neglected and Turkey red good both plain and
twilled, In very deprssssd state Yarns-The de-
hand for those has bsen ssek and but few
have taken place. We repeat our former quotations
but these arc diicult to support. woelsss-rhs msr
ket for these goods continues quite ineovs, and % far
% We can learn sales have taken place. Cschnsal
There has besn little none Of this article IN the
market and in consequences sales heve taken pincs
The price quote 3r lss per b. would be easily OBJ