The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-23
The British Trembling for the Safety Of
Their Indian Possessions.
-u CIVIL WAR TIT DUDE.
Slaughter Of the MOhammcdan Troops q
the MOulavie.
me- indian Legislature Asserting Its In
dependence.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE FALL OF kARS,
&C., &C., &C.
ANIMATION OF HERAr TO PERSIA.


ANNEXATION OF HERAT TO PERSIA.
We (the Delhi Go.dte) have received from our Caoul
correspondent the following report of the
under which Heat is said 70 have oeen taksn-There is
report not only repeatedly circulated but bets have
been made on its truth among great people and
that the city and country Of Herat have fallen into the
hands OF the oersans by well managed plot 1t IS said
that hshomed Saed Khan son OF the late Var hanomed,
Khan OF Hera bad been lately addicted to the excessive
use Of hquor. He was day and night drunk. Has per-
sonal folio Sers, finding him the prey OF fatal
took advantage OF his dissipation and began 70 worry the
respectable plumber the rich and violate the females OF
their Deighbors Every one in town and country except
few hundreds Of bis immediate personal guar sent
of his Majesty stationed in Herat, 70 urge his
eminent u annex Herat to the kaJar dynesty and re-
Sease the inhabitants from be cruees OK the son oil Var
nAhomec Khan Men oil an races wished ior revoAu,
tion, which might make things better Easa Khan and
Vie Aimak chefs did ALSO solicit his Majesty to secure
Hers and the creatures of God from being geound
under the n Of oppression 81 the King consented aud
encouraged the schemes OF his people 10 annex hera
wen ~ .n,ns msS rea h ps rvov .;orea :;
the court OF ned Saed Khan OF Hera 70 60 every
sernoor 70 eke ride OF not less than twenty or ta
mikes day an return about III r NJ 10 ms residence
m the city The gate was every night opened on his re-
turn. he was always escorted by ABOUT one s9narea
put generally towards Sh94ryan, on ane roaa % ~.
tne Persian capltai Oh hnorasan inis rv ns nau
Deen spIeaopg or some tine lass. a .S -
nicaAo1 ns1 peeo ssP II s ,io S -
Hns pefiess p.od VI e oAe. , nc S
S.h S he -, len 10 - Ia III; dx @
relative OF snah Shoo1a Dol moo Tno rs 70 sn's Gay re-
rendered with blessings on hls soul mas been pen.
sionsr Of the Person government and lately sanonea
I'D pscs }h n,mnae-n1 Toornrnans Srom ravavnv
~ eneeA .no pIee.Ans oiA.AAs x.s"eae
ma par - h r - 49, ao,on
vr;.a w u asont GOO cv.iu ;d;,ad ,ha AGENT
1919 ~ $50 :.. sh; ~ aft.rr 80
= reisia, W appoinsnes, ue i.h 40 H. :.
ss AFTER the rt onarier Of he NIGHT had passed The
rates as usual were opeped or the Persian Envov who
81. faowad lmr,asiafeiv NV the prince nsmeiy the
rand.on NJ the lave shahzaSah asa Feeroz ood deem
His followers despatched the guara and took possession
# tbs cate tbemssyes en- whieh his cavalry entered the
cavalry pard which were left on the road 70 Supgbus
At distance of half ursukhp two miles) from each
other asking for an advance and reipforcements.
While this was doing on the mart of the Shabzsdsh
whom some call Prince Yusuf Mahomed Saeed Khan
shot his servant for iaterruptn9 his endowment of
viue by reportjpc that the enemy was in the CITY,
shortly after The citizens who we're Joined in the plot
guided the Shahzadah the bridge gate Of the Arg
citadel Hahorned saeed Khan soon being almost the
hands Of his enemy from his lethargy and ordere
n charge, but it late for any eiectua defence.
He became a state prisoner and the Shshzaaah Yusuf
iustaed himself chief on the part Of Persia some say
that the captive tas beer oned-most saw be has been
put to death and the others describe his being sent to
Gushid This is cpe account
The other Is as folio ~ That for four days the
Aimaks and KuIees and Junsheidees were plundering
Upder the verv wp Of Hsrzt az the insticaJion of tine
Persiaps Mahomed saeed Khan finding no resource to
save himself and the citizens from starvation opened the
gates, which the shshzadah with the Persian agent
entered the city imprisoned the chief and took posses
sion of the treasury and Arg. The Persian troops
which escorted the shahaadah from the sungbus,
stationed at Moosulsh near Gazurgsh the holy
shrine about one mile and hat from the city All this
took place in the dead of the .igh without much sacr
crce of life in comparison TO wha! occurred during
e'.ku ~ ie i1se 1919 -, IT,; = al
snAeaan u " naS eau7e. .ue 90. y = ~ ucA anu
-. o. A. nora ~ M o,oada So drd ~ -
fean, w ai.:-s 70 ~ - = - ,.~,-sa5 tyha,
yepge for the esue .ies " ne iao aa ma hns
naS III sle"eu sis -
hGZaee no =. - -, c..a,h.- - ro,r
Ihough tsese seports come Ho =. ~ assp n
camp, YET until inc news Is niougn. oy Sue ~ NE
sengers dlreet ~ .nS m .r's.e. & bi r. rsashsr
but the well informed say that ne will never 60 5on4
the limits OF nus own hinguom. AGO. -, .ho ps-
one ol tne cour ;e.s II a va az +,,e ssbvsrs
s.ans nav now s .n 80 ~ 49, 49, ne aIiianca
MN OF tIe .suslnr enae,, - - ~ ~ .~o
Win the BRUSH WIZ sylll nt - .e ~ haes 80 ,bo
when the report o. hsra. la1s ame I'm nJanht
coy Apply 10 we Drueisn - ~ :, 49, l,a;ar
military aid aDdi tina. country % tne AaJsr
realm the Candanar cniei wan maze Ai'isen oepehn
and ally OF mat fower. srr, .;.; ~ .aa
The Deputor Governor o. i,usn seDls pssso - 80 -
Amer saying that Inc '1oegs nearing we Luivr =
Hera falling into the hanos 81 Snanzaosn ush 0ouo
zase supported by the force OF Persia and o. abusing
Mahomed Saeeds ladies' (oneof them being me niece o.
the Ameer) have sno~n !As.iy ie,facn2'y airpouon
resneet OF paying the just ieveIses ne mas ne
punished some OF lem oy s i :. " ;s 20 ~
RrocisimIpg nun gnomin,ousiy o u. Va aveu .s
thing. The Amer, in reply. SAID that mahore0 ATu
Khan should no longer re absent from the sea. Of hs
dastur bsnce at Bukh side and the invasion on
the other-nanely, berat and Canashar'
1t is Observable that our Cabul friend speaks OF the
capture Of Herat by Persia ~ case OF annexing"
only.
The Bombay Gazette in commenting on the above in.
.u;-a-.a -
"eeoo ~ -, srs,o "a xro 40
herat was ong conslaereu NJ icy 49, s W -
SURPRISED lnat our s ~. - "a 'b D.o, .va
a,nerent 70 .ne , ~ ate I+h,ah Persia "a
There can pc pos n,.e uoao. ma Ia aa ,o,a i ~
nominauy our any sns s ~ ;ys 1Aa IN we,
Rossa The shan hoas tne reins u pD We Vii ,ea
and unsteaoy IanS, anu sIe 49, VII a,e;n, 49,
sowaius 'ne ~ ..,;o,'s w;,h tba n1tent;a RES
Eesues anu lse9 r. arras mere II tba came
OF Eneanu ana I.hi thosa :, russia sosins. the
ume, cooPerang WI VII ' rom,s Persia Ia danen1ed
princes OF Cen,rai Aspa. Couiu ei n ~ npr,d h
upon as an any, 'e Sap s.naer b.. .ha into
senase VIII Pr p1 harn 800 her W RnsSs and
t' ~ :, .ba h single hair miyb, al any
me suns ~ w sSs.s W s -. no 80
.S' iause eioa tSs hi,bav N Inc
a.;a e s fsb InS prnasas 4hs let seems a.
Loners VI - .oa ~ M ~ th. r. bean
ss r,a s,sffnssion "a ~ a. rossih;tv Of Rms
~; ;nv,s,on Of Ins; fro tbe Crian nav nov he ias