New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

The London papers. copying from those on 'po
T.., rive the following account OF the e'scus"0a -
u,.,,sa .ad description Of NoolrsA me suAn oA''
he uhon 1, rss % long and 90 brsvey defended;
.Ao,, 81, O'Clock q messenger appeared, innns'ias
,h.s TIE Garrison were 81 hand First sPPesreo
two hundred fliciothed. miserable vresrnes ~ -
ed broken and dispirited thea fo.loveo M -, .
s1,S,ed h.r,iv trained stern. and stsl~atlooknz
r,sn They had defended the fort 20 the ASK ana s1s
Scned II only when losger trnsoe lney ooA.S
though they would have fought 70 The dea'n 70
hrsache, n such hsd been the viii OF their eoiet neg
br,peht csues and horses and large bundles OF 'nnss
ans with them These. together win thef sIu''
- nl.ced Ia charge Of the prize agents a. tney
passed At las, came hooirsl snd MS orsen,N IL
shi.fs,be last A. became him, in the retirement, ne
-. ,orveou,ly strsd in silks and splendid sfms ana
10 rnsxuiiceni Arab steec Win rien
- .rsrie, which bore marks OF suffering OF Pf'E
- ~ ANAL curiosity experiences 70 discover
- S.r.,.s NJ one who hsd maintained defence
and protrsced beyond ssy related IN me an
nsls Of modern warfare re ou' n n s $3.50 :
middle sire WAS powerfully oe' eiessnsy :, :.
~. kaar DARK piercing restless eyes so''eyso A.
.i.,-s svsrxthirs around He neither wore 'ne isce
~ s.sspce nor detection. but moved aoos unuel VEG
~srsrsl xsxa AZ one conscious OF csNins 0ts'oy 49,
Bis duty and aware OF being ,ne ooy ,sr, whsr he
rsrd lie was taken to the Generals tene No. as
- m ~. .word Thss 10 said to have been returned
10 him. III ..,-sa hv the
,sople and no stronger evidence OF tns .
- s,v can Re given than that supplied By the ise'
Tia, thoush for fortnight his defense was knosn -
hs s.p-rs,e-,housh hundreds were ssug o'efeu usny
and no result whatever could be looked tor o1' oes1n
or c.pt;viry-no one threatened 10 soshuou n
or thought Of betrayns him. He was spoken OF oy vi
IN ,arrus of the highest respect and deepest ssc
-uAmsn not more brave than he was generous, sne
inst Ia now became necesssrYt TO separate nitr to.
hs brethren aud chiefs. and the separation |" re
,sd a. having been moe, touching There were
of these of higher rank than the rest who nsa oeeo
Win Rim through all bis adventures Tney 'nrew
,hsrn.elvs, at his feet and wept sore as tney were
nard from him and might not hope t. zee MS tsee sny
more He VS.. placed under strong guard some Il -
tsnce f-ou the town 10 tine country residence OF
f.,her had built Writing materials were pfonioi'so
rim but every attention was shown 10 his comfort 10
Az FAR a. this was compatible with bis safety ne 1o
clined seeing his fsmiy-he had not oeheld them lur
nearly month before they had been placed Tor sae'y
iu an excavation under ground and he refused al 70
,srcourse with them the sight OF bis mother VIE
and children be said. unnamed him. and distuioeo
him In the discharge of his duties II wa. not CONSIDER
"a safe TO retain him longer than was ind.pensao'e 70
. neighborhood where there were numoerless depend
EMS ready 10 incur any risk in attempting his reseae
and he was accordingly ordered TO proceed win tne
force abou, to march up the line OF the Chensuo 10 ne
direction of Rsmnuggu 10 turn OF IS they approseneo
The road leading 10 Lahore for the camp OF 'ne Gosef
nor-Generh