The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13

THE UNAVOIDABLE NEWS FROM BURMAH.
The Bombay 0ra'land Times OF April 2sth, gives the
sent home from Bumsh the l4tn instant extended to
the 22G ut Our preseLt tidpgs down 10 the 9th
Of APRIL and are in the last degree unsatisfactory Ths
Burmese seem to have been muserng in strength near
Bling which sad to have been captured with the
loss Of detachment of British troops and though this
last denied oy authority something unfortunate and
unlocked for must have occurred 10 the swift
sailing steamer Moozuner to be despatched two
days sfter the Berenice to bring Immediately
spared. wing Of the Fusileers was accordingly
despatched on the l7tn at almoat moment's notice.
Nea 1ooD the robber Chief Is still said to be at large,
the commissioners believed to have spurned
all idea of cessicn Of territory. They willing to allow
the provinces have propristed On all these points
our information is someshar imperfect; matters may
lock better but 1t is quite possible also that they may
the fact that additional troops have been sent for
press, end the stesmers Of the Indian navy expected
eight months ago have been detained, and are
receiving additional medical officers from Bonn
bay. 1t is now plain that an advance Oh
Ava, soon as the season permits, has be-
come inc ytabIe, ard we must either occupy in the
terms OF our own proclamation the whole ofhe Burmese
Empire ely or prepare to maintain hostiities
until we find nerve sense enough to meet an event
that being rr esitby forced upon and cannot be
a,eIted.
proceeds with unabathd fury-the resources of the
empire are becoming exhausted and being eagerly
sought for from without. The Chinese minister mean
while has inna ted TO his imperial master, that opium
bgins 20 be ertengiyely grosn, ard that It's growth
ought 10 he encouraged within the empire,
the &c Geo coo sterling psid for it to the foreign
producer, and should common senie gain the asrend
kncy amongst the Celesals, pecuDiary difficulties
them TO grow for Themselves the drug the peoFs
nsst on having away go f3 000,O 900 epg of our In
dian Mean ehile the Americans have
proclaimed that they determined to force Japan to
oreu is ports 10 foreign trade aud ths iuev able result
Of this IL Yankee settlement fleet fort troops and
territories the Oh borderthe germ 10 fact, Of
another Anglo Saxon Empire in the East. With these
mighty events pressing upon every side. The Psr
mmt 81 II gard arxoua 10 preserve the indoent
extayteaTi spile, end competent form Of vernmen
Cng ago fet 10 lie anqueed ard out OF date, and lu
dicousy insufficient fer the exgences Of the empire
Arrival OF thc Sarah Sands from Australia,
ftiop the Liverpool Courier, June
The roy all screw steamship Sarah Sands Captain
1hoIn 81 on arrived in plymouh Sound az O'Clock on
Saturday eyepitg, bringing mails from Sydney, Mel
bopre ard he Cape OF g. cd Hope She left Sidney Jan
usry 20 Melbourne February Is, and arrived at Table
Boy March 81 and having encountered severe westerly
gales Of TIE Cape ia consequence Of the boisterous state
II the wesiher he detained till April TO- She then
Ircceto.d her voyage, but in consequence OF being
short OF provisions and Of contrary winds from the north
east fbe obliged to put into Faysl on 'he 18th ult
ord sailed on the s0th
ne ss.aI ssIds brirGs very ieavJ mall from AUS