New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
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dras Oct "a Delhi Oct 81 and Canton, Sept -. Ihe
mail which arrived q. ;he 2ls, pit informed TIA; TIE
din osrrns again resouraed n the north Of India ior
nideble rebellion IN Cashmere headed b. tie ste Gov
eror who refuses 70 resign ha authority INTO the bands
OF the sovereign has compelled "oao Sinsh % go
out -ith sl ma troops 70 en1eaTof 10 suif1ue 1eh
while conr Of 1890 7rs:. has been furnished %
the Lahore DGrbah for The purpose q cooPerzaon-
such hoxe-er is the plight CT the domestic affairs OF otr
acs nat before The army Of The mountain Mahsrsjsh
coud rsrch Go British soldiers were requested 70 gam
so s capital before thu sikh soldiers coad quit Lahore
the force OF SIX John Litter Eusi os detained
Wheeler accordingly marches mo me Jurn5oo territory
with s.ronQ force Of about 600 ren, and there re-
mains ill matters quiet aid a. ci.cumstasces may
REQUIRE considerable detachment, chiefly Of artillery.
Is held in hand 70 esve Lahore al moments notice !oF
the Beas while fresh troops move from Fe-ozspo!e
across the Su:le Others moving up from the SOUTHWARK
into the Ju.undur Dooa5 Mootlan matters look iess
satisfactory than could te wished or and altogether TIE
asoec. OF the political a.nlopherc throazho the sikh
dornions s Emphasizing One OF those "i4d and Ifilr'
derou outbur4ts for which these regions seem :ettaIx
able has occurred az katnantoo iaTorite o. tae
Qleen man high rank put low EXTRACTION laa oeei
rnardcred Ia revenge the Queen seems 10 aTe created
an uprosr anoag the people duFins "i4eh u."a5G o.
100 Of the chiefs. consisting Of most Of the great officers
OF Sta,e. cut of.
Tho later nova Is somewhat paci3c, and states
that Shek Ernsurn cod Deem, the leader OF the Cesa-
mere revolt negotiating terms ana "oIio proba1y
Weld an unconditional surrender unless an early nter
borld rlos the passes from iamoo, before the amy oi
holab Singh could penetrate into inc Cashmere valley
in which case re- might be tempted to offer proiraced
,vo1ld hc otherwise conceded. In the meantime
nnyerful force in full msrrh against him compris,
nv the entire army Of Gholsb Singh and division ci
IOOoC rneu under Tig singh from Lahore. brltsn
forre of 6fOo men commanded by Gen. Wheeler, had
ro.rched from the Juundur poab 70 IRoo. and the in
division on being relieved n; Lahore ny sore regiments
rotn Fcrozeporc md crossed the Ra"ee and occupied
Ghoab ,inghs dominions TIC extent OF the rellorce
rsli.s moving toward the north considered
indicative Of important measure On the part Of
the Brush Government bu; the Interior prpose had
fl'nIr At Inn, rF
and other officers nan been takcS F.sopers and wee
confined ii Cashmere. pro7es TO have been aise ne
affairs oi ;ioultnn were IN progress oil settlement al Ia
hare where Dcxsn Ioulra mad appeared ~ pe:son and
rendered hi suhrajs.i1n "a tine Regent From the SIKH
capital toe intelligence is unimporant but itt!e haf
i-sn.pirrd yet That little confirms the heel ha' me IL
nal sitd raTvsl al the British forces VIII be followed ~
popular outbreak Il not saecessul revolution. 30
thing new appear be known Of the state Of hepad
the MahnrAsh mas returned TO MS capital, ~nere ne g
rsd ov his second wife The financial ciTrc0tie o the
MANS Government, remain great as ever. There
are strange events reported from Madras which have
been made the subject oi special reference 10 the
Court of Directors The Marquis Of Tweeddale has re-
moved all Tho iudces Suddur and Foozdarcr Ad
dawiut because o. decision they had arnTed al iaVor
ebie 10 natives, II sut against certain rnssiona-
RES a. Tnniycliy The excitement =. Madras was great
The natives had held public meeting and called upon
tue governmental cinstatc one oftie Judeei Mr. Leln
EIlur BrRRIrT ~ NF;rC isTLf.-On Thursday
this enincn; arrived 20 pay visit to tins district Tor
woek On Friday evening he !eciured IN the MUSIC fia!
rnrnse hall completely crammcd At seven O'Clock
Mr. james Pringe the venerable minister OF the Seces
sion Church in the town took the chair and in'EoGucc
the lecturer who received with the most cnthusa'
10 islits The lecture was upon Peace and Universal
brotherhood aud delivered with Mr. Rurritts wont.
cd esrncstness and energy oil tone the enthusiasm OF
which as heard man; oil. the auditory aay aer"ard
seemed to disc holy feeling throughout the meeting
Tho tonic discussed was the Genius Oi Christianity as
on Anaeonism 10 War, Upon the motion OF Mr. H.
Cbrstopherson Baptist minister. seconded by Mr. j.
ill.,. tta sTf Tho ,rlps
hodyinr hearty sympathy with the principles cnun'
cia,ed we're given TO Mr.. Burrtt who, on rising 10
return thanks seemed deeply affected by the i.elng as
PLAYED by the meeting, and SAID he hau no power ny
which he could describe his feelings in hcknow!cdg
rnent Of this kind reception He lone man wandering
mn and down this great kingdom, felt stimulated beyond
his strength the reception which his scheme Of
Worlds League OF Universal brotherhood had mei---a
scheme he first treTabngly cnunciated He said by
Christmas he expected have thousand British aud
american naincs signed 20 the bond. Then he would
leave this country and visit the European continent
and supported nv Ms ten thousand brethren, he would
visit France and Germany there TO agatc his views
4, tins meeting there cheering sign OF the times
rthy %! this-hHt the great body OF the
,cr,Irc seemed II be composed oil working men who
paid profound attention Ia the lecturer nnd seemed TO
enter heartily into tie spirit OF The meeting Con
trssed with their obstructive policy OF some ton! or ve
wears ago when they had TO be kept at bay by police
men and door Keepers the appearance OF progress Is
cheering and kindly, indicating better day.
REPEAL A-=DGIAIlpN.--in nc weekly meeting bl
this body, ON Monday. very much crowded Mr..
Ambrose sullivan the chairman held forth against the
Nation charged tho Young lrclsnders with coaescing
with Conservatives et the late municipal election aud
suggested that. they had declared themselves anti.
OConnete ,ney ought also 10 declare themselves anti
national and anti repeal. Mr.. Conne!l handed IN ~
as the monthly subscription OF himself and ms three
sons He then ssid-Bctorc We proceed farther IN the
business OF the day wish state matter OF feet
Tor the information OF all whom Il may coucern that the
tenth General sudt OF accounts OF ts Association Is
now onplrtcd thc vouchers ali authenticated and sigh
ed and the balsnce struck. (Checrs) am sorry 10 say
that the balance j. in my iavorthe Association owes
me .g7 los ID This repeat Is the tenth audit now
copletrd and Mr. Ray ready 10 show to any member
al the Assoriaucp who desires it accounts from the
beginning Cheers viii venture TO sssori-and
challenge denial in the meter-the; there Is no nlcr
chan;c house in Dublin whose books are IN better order
doubt whether those o! the Bank Of ireland are more
accurate
Mr. Steee spoke at some length denunciaton Of the
Young lrelanders generally and Mt " pUry' oil The
Mr Council commenced ii, speech OF the day in
these terms Sir fist our solemn our paramount;
duty il TO do something 10 work out Repeal We are
here as urcompromising Repeaiers-we are here as
Repealers who will never consent 10 cry Postpone
men, or any qualification OF Repeal. And II incidents
have occurred that have thrown US ont OF tho more
drec, path and s!aceped the energy Of struggles
for Repeal, these incidents should be buried in
oblivion or az least dtsregarded and our para
mount business should be the working out OF the
Repeal" Alter Audins 10 the prevailing distress and
alleviate il he said the prescn; Widespread misery oil
ireland was aggravated II not caused by the Union.
Having touched upon the usual repeal topics he
planned THAI nc aac ked and caluunisied by the Sc
coders from the association then entered into history
of the secession eulogzed the morsforcc principle and
denounced physical torcc practised by the Chsrtsts
and protested by the Young lrelauders in theory.
mus, do Justice 10 the Young lEcandcrs said he do
them nothing bu, Justice they are equally Ineligible
and distinct they admit that theirs is the physical force
principle To he sure there little covering
given 10 il g. rst but thu, is taeno They adore
the hinge OF physical force abhor and loeihe tiiis
disgusting in my eyes
TAr CHoLrRx IN Asia.-The accounts Of the
ravsces of cholera received few days hack threw the
capital into complete CONSERVATION Advices from the
eastern part Of Asia Minor OF the 18th Gi sttc that the
cholera had now positively advanced and spread through
GU, all that province The mortality had been very severe
but those who adopt the exaggerated idea OF It's having
amounted 20 10000 O. $1,000 certainly al great dis
,ance from the mark The latest intelligence certainly
mentions the presence OF that nalsdy AZ Mossoal Oris
pisrbekir A!cppo Damascus, &c. From letter OF re
cent date Tehersn II appears that from The lsi to
the th uli the mortality was so CREST that there was no
time for the decent burial OF the dead they were
hrough, OF the city loads to De thrown into large
pits dug TOR the purpose In Nermanshah The ovens and
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