New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
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Tie Eng .sL,aan Of he 29h mr..
the rrport Of ,b reach yon 81 ne &
perpe,rst.d One hundred and thry-two Eufeptsn-, men
aDi children IN 80 bats ..f tssnehL' p os c On
air, BhooT the Sans sshs fred them with the ntl
.,Ist i9s rs . aai ss s pr
Tr,ds tI .d q e.spo1s Where they were md
hsn literally haeiei to pieces with t1war' Report n''
Bhtrr il little place few miles % the north OF
Cawpuore and we sadly pr sage confirmation of ms
Intelligence in view OF the state OF matteTs IN 'na'
neighborhood. bloody reckoning will surely De eA'
acted of these fends in human shape.
At Mhow the I'D Bengal Native Infantry have mu.
tinted; the lumber Of Europeans slain IS at present
urkIewn but il is said TO be four. The officers are
holing fortified square IN the pace, where Ins ates
and all the other Europeans have taken refnge ii inc
80 Nzams Cavalry proves staunch, they VII soon De
relieved, Captain On was within % miles oil MO"
some days ago
We know little Of the state Of matters at Indore, be-
yobd the fact that the two regiments of the Maharaah
Hokar have openly mutiniei and proceeded with Inc
Bengal regiments toward poein on their way, as Is
supposed, Delhi. The Nahars ah seems to De IN no
way implicated in this business but TO have acted III
the same good faith thst has characterized the con-
duct Of the Gwalior Prince.
We have now again arrived ct the close of long
and tragic story. We can OF course, uHderst43a wen
the intense excitement this intelligence viii produce az
home, and pass without comment 10 notice tile
Of matters be<ore Delhi aud the progress OF the
siege. The force at General Barnards disposal mas
uCuolltrs DttH ioI hio -
| the place, but important reinioreements must
| have Joined his camp long before this, We
entertain a confident hope that our next advices VIII
arIounce the tall of the place Meantime, the iorce
has not been ole Animated by the courage of des-
Iar the mutneers have made the most desperate sor
ties but ever with the same result. They have been
driven back into the city with terrible loss on every
occa.on to find eventually, a. we UuSN 'he'f ''i'o
Gen. Van Cortandt who is marching upon Jhausi
ar d Hsar with the But,ianah Irregular Force, has
had two engag. men's with the rebels IN the nelsh
hood OF SiIa defeating them IN each Instance win
severe loss. The last action was very decided on
and the rebel. fec in disorder leaving 700 men dead
| upon the field, beside many prisoners IN our HANDS
The troops Of the Bikanir Rsi:h 2IOO men OF all
AIMS have Joined Gen. Van CoItlandts force, though
what reliance can be placed on these men remains 10
be seen. Mejor General Nicholson's movable column
was at Julundur at the date Of our last advices via
Lahore. =,
ergetic conduct of the Commissioner aud the men IN
| con mapd. Many Of the dsarmed native regiments
have begged the restitution Of their weapons, and to
be led against Delhi but it would be nadness after
wha, has raLspired to listen to such prayers. The
men may be LOYAL in their present MOOD but, IN the
presence Of example such as that offered row a.
Delhi would yield To the dangerous influence 10 cer'
tainty.
| To overawe the Mewsr territory, and keep the
Cwsor contingent in check, considerable force Is
| on the march from Deess, aud must now be In al,
vance Of Eusseerabad. Il Consists a. follows;Io
|
Msestys SD Regime Mt OF Foot, 400 men l2th Regl-
ment Bombay Native Infantry, squAdrons ID Bonn
| bay Light Cavalry
10 anell the Inutiny which il Tow general along the
valley Of the NeIbudds, hoin MhOw 10 Bupdelkund,
G2ht field brigade has been ordered to assemble itn
| mediately at Malligaum under the command OF
Colonel c. ii. Somerset and the troops are already on
their march hther. This force will De composed as
follows: Haf.troop IIorse Artillery tEuropeans,
squadron Of her Msjestys 18th Light Dragons, a
wing Of her Majestys 36tt Regiment Foot, oh Reg,
| NJ. ht Bombay Native lnai try, Sd Regiment Nzsu
| Cavalry q detachment of the Poonai Horse, ana II
detachment of Sapptrs and Miners. .-..u..
General Woodbuns movable column, originally
| ordered to Mhow, stands fast at AuruDgaoad, anu
This arrangement is doubtless judicous ore, III view
of the unset state of the Nagpore territories ana
| the doubtful temper Of the MANS troops. we re-
pret To l. arm that the General has been compelled 10
ies ign the commsnd through severe sickness: coi y.
= Stust il appointed TO succeed HIM. ms ofce Is
| c,mposed "a follows: Two squadrons her Majesty
| l4h Light Dragons, s,battery European Hor'e ar
| tl ~ 25th Reeim. It Bombay Native Infantry, Zith
| do. one wing, ana the Light Infantry battalion
| Pu,ia
| Gen eral Woodbun's column his already crushed
the T, beliop at AmuLg sbsd where our readers may
rem. mbcr regiment 81 the MAN Cavalry inutnied,
AID The presecc 81 the Tor at that station will doubt
ess overawe etfectusly any open Justification in that
| quarter for the future.
As some uncertainty to exist as to the real
strength ,f General Iiarhards force before Delhi,
may well state that il is composed Us follows:
EuRorEsNs tabout 1900 Men OF oil Arm.)He. Alaesty's
RI n III ic i ;s s Regiment o
wiugl her Msestys Goth Rifles htr Mdjesiy 18th Foot Hon
Ccmpanys I'd DO % con pae. Five troop, Horse Artillery
sto. 60 ms1 ~ pognteF - sp'undS h 10 Poande[' ,
Mains about 5COO Men Of a.! Arms One squadron 9Th
X, smen Lieh Cavalry Two Ligh; Field Batteries each five
pound'5 one PpsnsdcE dseehm.n, OF Ssppsr, and
Gude-25o 'ssrs so ts,ons,' loo men rGn'uS S lnt5y
| OF Jhtena's Force tstreug 9Th unknown).
there cannot be lever than 900 Europeans nov
before the place Il indeed they not already inside.
The native portion Of this force has proved itself
trustworthy; aud, considering the powerful artillery
Row At General BsrnarG's command, and the strength
of his cavalry 3 500 sabers, shall have room
to express the deepest dissatisfaction if the blow
which il here struck be not final, far the mutt
neeIs of Meerut, Delhi and Nusseerabad are con-
ce,led The miscreants fairly Gagged and will lind
their grave in the spot they have polluted by their
bloody and atrocOus crimes.
From The DEM Ga=eth Ert1a.
The following letter dated Camp before Delhi,
June Is" will be found highly interesting:
Rather bIi-k affair occurred here yesterday.
Dun, the day. but particularly in the afternoon the
enemy were observed outside .s LanoIt gaze IN ago
special project. At J. p. ~ our troops We're turned
cut to ascertain if possible, what 1t might be- and IN
very shOrt time they were 6uslly eISased IN most
lsuj.be uusketrv practice. Tombs Major, with his
troop Of Horse Artillery, was, as usual OE The ground
the Rifles III. Ms GOTH AID the Ghoolkas being the
other principal dransdtts persona. After time 1t
was observed that large serG caed Eed G o.,
oppo.ite the Aimere gate, was being occupied by the
INV ard that it had been strengthened from with
out by the deenses which had been constructed during
the day. .,...,,,,
though must tell you thGt II was IN exceedingly
| ,troIe position, which few hundred stout-hearted
men might hold in face OF thousands. IL vas attacked
accordingly, and taken in glorious style The enemy
so. d fol time but their sho8 oi resistance was on
the whole, brief. The gates OF the place were
su a.ed tie enemy's ammuni. ion two kackery loads