The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29


fbe began their march eowpwards about nooa Of
the I'd September, and returned to ,he camp at Haug
by five ~, after ha Tag Of tw.uty.exht miles In
tie plains, besides hi work and fig ing.
ANOTHER REPoEr-DEsrRUcTIo or TIE VILLAGES
AND CROPS.
tFroru be BON ri Hines, Oct
Az the sess'n open. the perennial dsor iers on the
highland border, which The rains hal suppressed be-
come ,esumsd aud se begin more To pay further
rstslment Of the iBe,i able pensty 81 having
tain frontier At all late at night tina 1t o. sep
TENDER, hrce under Brigsd'er Chamberlain narchei
h,m iesbawur. Hendesson's PaDjaub lnf.ntry aad
thee mPsnie, OF Green's 'gi@ent, afst marched ae
ten twelve ui down the valley. Passing into tho
hst rsTPe Ut hills, they taversed the hollow where
tho vi''sge Of supderound stands; then erowu'ng
the highest hill witch oyerloots Nussem XII Gharree,
they awaited the wal OF the lecond detachment.
1ib consisted OF Cooks Rifles, win an artiiIe y
Sa. Ger a9 IN ssa,gs Of nppy snp'wsr bag,
about If zen miles, reached their destination aad
bsiied The third column consisted OF the remainder
Of Green's regiment two united unSes LeaeNsat
slsdep, four guns Of tn. Peshawur Mountain Train
under Captain Broueham; they commaooed by Bri-
gsdier thsmherls In person. Tney msrshet In the
tack Of the arst eosmn and jeoed Il esG,rs
cA, break Ibis last oody followed at iaiervA II
,sne miles by two * Bsuces guns and detachment OF
Jacobs .avalry Under Captain Fraser. They vera in
tended 70 the descent az the Ain force down the
slote OF second OF hills. The Brganer haviog
pushed 9th two mountain train guns aud part OF
Green's Regiment left t~o hundi o. men Of the same
corps vii b guns in the valley behiud.
The attack Nus sem. ki-f,hu commonoed
little Al tayhesk, the enemy retiring from the ooy
tower airy considerable strength the ge
Of our ar'iIey the village then set are to by n.
Infantry and burned The village OF Sung h Ghurree,
TIE crest Of the hills The right had she been
ce-tyed BY Msjor Cooke, the enemy retiring before
The mountsineers bsd priced themselves on the i'm.
penetrs bty OF their Businesses inpregnablity Of
be'r forts and admirable arrangements that
they We completely taken by surprise. The strong.
holds were all blown four hundred cattle seized,
and the crops around destroyed BY midday tho
were All on their return followed by betwxt two and
three bundled OF the enemy, on whom our guns were
om time time directed. The force had suffer ei much
from the hear and want n water The total force amount
cd to asout thousand Of whom eleven killed
and seven w,unded-he enemy supposed to had
twenty five killed or wounded While the British troops
thus engaged, khwHja Mshon1af, Il iendy Khut-
tuck chief, entes ed the hills with hundred
and destroyed several 'nlages to the right u MAJ
Cookies column. The village OF Nussem was the great
rendezvous Of the tbeves and almost nacces
ole Directly the garrison calculating the
Of forgot that could be TUNED There Il yet
mountsfps about TO be destroy ed rosh sup
plies OF smnuniton are received Throughout the north
west provinces the frontier always excepted everything
seems tranquil and prosperous
FATE OF THE sANTHALs-END or THE INsURREc-
TON.
The Calcutta EngltAmam Of September TO- says:-A
respondent At MOnghyr VINO Gates lat Sepem
company II the segowlie Irregnlxrs arrived this
morning route IN the seat OF We hear the
~ santLas have all fed from the Daman keh TO the
8 nth, whe'e douot they wilt meet wit hearty
ception from The troops now guarding the Tho
name Of sar thai has died away om every lip and
Another correspondent, however, SAYS
am sorry have no news worth relaxing There ID.
however eport that the ssnthAs east Of the BArakur
bit DO not think tho il from any veritsbe sou,cs
We like the ane Baltic Hect waiting time,
all rcumstancss hutog seing tho order Of The
day H. perh. :. JUS. :. fortunate 4 !. 50 nov tia.
up o. the aims Il. however stupid WORK esius ont S
the jungles without active employment, witch We
not likely 10 hsve before the 9Th Of Nov, mber. unless
those sspthals, said TO be having grand pooja
should attempt to force their WAY down to the weswad
AFFAiRs IN BuRMAH.
from the Bombay Times, October 81
Of a. dsi2s out S 0 u.
the ebo nous slaughter that follow the punishment
OF the whole OF those engaged, aud the measu ecss
amount II folly well fanaticism manifested
throughout, Uvernueut anxious to deal as
lightly as possible With the insnrssnss Disturbances
bring qie 1npored 10 hurry on ne rending dnne1atca
Az L Tranquil throughout Bri,sA B'aah, the emoasy has
,s Aea Ara and q. kag has sppointsa DC ne,e "on a
baDse in the Mahee ksuna mentioned In last. turned
out D. We expected mere i,ca squabDie Of very small
account A guess be formed 10 I'M IA how large
confaeraton small spark may kindlo, Nojr Wallace
acted wisely IN ummonirg from Bsoda force sufficient
:" crnsh any amount Of insobordinatcn rhs artillery
marched ffy miles Ia forty eigh. consecutive hours
warning for the future OF how quick the Of sup
pressing revolt can be brought to bear the spot
ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT AssAssISATION-MoRE REBELS
CUT DOWN,
lBsmtsy loct - corrs pondencs q the London Times.
While the details Of Mr. Connollys murder we're stii
fresh In our recollection We heard Of murderous attack
-happiy without fatal resos--upon smother distin-
gushed Indian a:ial Btigadcr Colin Mackenzie com.
msIdpg a. Bolarum the southern brigade of tho Nizsms
cavalry The affair Of certain orders issued BY
the BriRsoer, relsye the festival Of the Mohurrum
by which the PROFESSIONS which very noisy and
Que ed at night directed to Az, Id much pos
sble the European part Of the camp. In spite Of the
p ohbi ion the evening Of the 2ist noisy party mp
peared front the orisader's compound. Col Mask
enze stopped them himself took away the little flags
they carried and sent them back These soon got
tse her large mob who, with some troopers Of the ID
cavalry at their head set upon the Bsudier and left a
for dead, With deep cut upon the head, and several
severe wounds upon the back and Falling 10 with
clergyman and two Ladies' returning from evening
drive they NJ acked them and wounded both u
the ladies' Some European troops At sent for
from S<cundeTabad and their arrival the csvalry
gave up the TWO Of three Troopers sad 70 BE- ring.
investigating the case Col Mackenzie, by the Last
counts Il progressing isvorabiy and we may hope HIS
~ho Of the three officers In sttenda ACC upon SIR
iism MNsshten whea the yiceroy was shot by Akbar
George lawrence was sav,d by the exertions Of
OF the chiefs while Captain Trevor the remaining mon-
Der q the party, was killed.
6ier one regiment Of the Nzams Horse has just gained
an unenviabls notoriey, sno,herhs Fourth-hss dis
unfuhhed Itself In sharp skirniah with body of Ro
hillas 500 in number These reckless mercenaIiss find
Ing employment scarce and the rdars OF the Nzam
their usual fashion, to s thsi and q n. same
time ersthy their love Of excitement, By pundering all
the ,illsgss in their locality Captain Doris with do
~
caught them up by forcei marches and, though they
were In strong portion and superior In numbers and,
moreover, DEFENDED themselves eesperstely, he defeated
them with the oss Of many killed and wounded and 10
prisoners, losing himself but two troopers killed.
ExTENsI0N or BRITISH TRADE--TREArxENr OF
NATIVE CHfEFA
The following por dence Of the FnglishBtan In
from Hydrabsd, dated the 9th Of septsmbcr:-
in your paper M the oath August there Ia letter OF the
l2'h Of 'hs. month from Hydraena II fu Of inacca-
rsces, (Which cannot for moment mistake whole
lire. left out) proceeding from the original letter
not ON your press. sdvert To this only for fear
the ZOO frequent unavoidable occurrence Of similar mis-
takes
I'm Saturday last the Resident had audience Of tho
MAN; be had been directed by his government IN re-
qyire fen his hishness the performance Of . condition
Of the mmercisl treaty id est the abrogan Of transit
duties traffic passing and from the British territory
IN What the question discussed how ad-
"a. DO not know Common report afHrms that In
Size sty usual 70 his Hghne-s he directed his Minister
10 carry into effect tho Regulations Of the British govern
uspt.
The heirs Of the late RAah Kusaesp SArain Of Assam
ho have hem deprived Of their landed proper