The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03
THE IHDIAN MUTIHY.

Outbreak In the Bombay yPressisncy-Cholsr
Among Gen. HavsIock's Tr0ops-Ths vight-
Ing Before DsihI-Ths Number slaus Uttered
at Cownpors-Lord Elgin in Cslcutta-D1s-
arming OF the Governor Generals Body
Guard, &c.
The Indian mail from Bombay had arrived In Londsu,
with dated II Calcutta the 27th Of July, and a
Bombay on the 18th Of August
The stssmship Ben.inck arrived u suez The oh os
September me dates are-CAcutta, August TO- Madras
l7h Point dc Gale, 2lst and Aden, septen Der g.
wehAve The following telegraphio summary Of The new
nom Trieste
Lord Esn arrived q. Calcutta the sth Of August
companied by about coo marines and soldiers.
General Havcock AFTER having advanced 10 within ono
days march OF Luci had bern obliged Sau back
Ca~npoe. account Of the choIra having broken ow
among his small force.
There doubtful report, via eyon that the ravages
Of the cholera among the troops before Delhi had coped
them 10 retire 10 Agyo.
According 10 the latest authentic nows from uehi mot
only were the Europeans san before the place. they
had been strongly reinforced and general assarR
A plot bad been discovered and hwMted 70 massaue
the Europeans ai Benares and Jesscre.
There had been actions with the rebels ~ Agra
and Axmghur.
In Calcutta the Governor Generals body guard had
General Lloyd had been removed from his command .,
Dnapo'e and Sir James OuTam had left Calcutta saSe
his place.
The troops At Eegowlee had munn.ed, and killed their
officers
Returns or The reuul,s Of me Of Europeans
CLwr pore show that the victims berec sS o,ws, 1870
privses $50 and children belonging 20 the army,
and about 400 civilians The yemen were stripped raked
bebead,t and thrown into . well, and their children
hun led down alive upon the mar gled bodies.
Our colresponc ept in London wrrg 18th September
ss5s-The sckenrg accounts from Ia snpore vii exotic
feeling OF horror ndsr alton In cry
shout OF dhappeinted vengeance has enhoed through
England that StnA sshb wn not caasnt alive Poor kss
harlxr hpf ats rf ha
before ihe fell ana when gentle Highly sdccsei girl,
accustomed 10 every luxury, viii In hs hour Of danger
ae 30 ro6y what chance nero for the siccess OF his
regards the general features or the rows you ~,n OF
draw ncusioDs The fact Of a hohdri-
edGn conspidcy tie Bombay Presidency the aclldl
mtany Of regsnunt m BgHbdy shoH ond doubt thai
the rebellion not intended 70 be confined to one Pres
dcncy.
The most cheerful news is IN, announcement Of the
arrival II troops from Europe; and -heu they begin
10 arrive there will he continual stream pouring H. and
them the rebels vill be driven from 10
rhe i7h I,rcerr, wh, suffered 90 or,sifu,y Ia the
memorable charge NJ Balsklaya, have volunteered TO
for India. WHEN the colonel, on parsde, AGED e
,tere any TO volunteer, tho whole regiment sssppcd
fJrssrd.
correspondent or the london Post writing from Paris
the 10th unmo sayr On the authority or the Belgian
burpAls IL Il Iumored here that str Colin Campbell nsd
fallen IN on his arrival Calcutta only tno report
in Paris paper Little disposed 70 view our aa in ladiA
several new muunies bad occurred si Dnaporc, bu, Il
raid that the rebeI were dispersed By she Ear poans.
who shot down $50 of thtn Upe OF the dsarmed rcGt
"a
In ine Bombay Presidency mu.iny occurred on the
3lst OF Jcly In regiment stationed st Rolapor-. por
lion tny or the lrooTs were engaged In n and . nam
ber Of these ere taken, wn considered that be musny
Far uers sni,-ta>d Of otl~saEs a. cher stations IA
the Bcmtcy PrGd,nsy aud Eurcpcan rsinfcrcomers
Affected yonsnn edan cors Tracy had IkowIe been
Uncovered In the pombsy Presidency.
Much excitement exed BcnArcs towards which city
the nuiireers were advancing
tir Colin Campbell had arrived At Calcutta
Cen Rcid owing to ~ tesfh, bat renqu,shed the CON-
mspd before Delhi, and II Was he'd BY Con Whom.
Gen Nicholson wit, rorg reinforcemen erpeSsd
70 reach Delhi BY The middle or Ausus oa his vay no
had sltr In rltn the seahkoc muincen and totally do
suoyed hem.
from the Lsndon Tines, Sept. ISL
ne om caicaaa, with 10 THAI capital aid
wise sccoreSs "a ono ssks on tho one hand 70 no dan
ger, or ,bo otter to tho spirit with which has been
Native infantry, Tie other " Irregular Cavalry besn dis
armed 81 Bsrrsmpore, bet the Governor Gensr, . own
booy guard bCsu sut ected TO lhe process,
tbsugh allowed 70 e,an Their hors o. coursc this r,ep
may have teen Aseo me meat general grounds "
timpy tec.ue ise Gsveruor serersI fen himself ssong
eroush TO tako ~ Al tho last previous das only
ssosi hsE d'nen rsSinsnis o. Naive i1f.nry
the JotT adipe regiments a, DinGpore, af>r dosnS
god i1tice had m,t'N,sd a; ne ecrenh hoar, -as
10 logger possible 70 truat tho ANAL fragment hal
rCmsirtd 1fc.e four regiments had nuLied ,ppsroEt-
y against their better icslrg,, aud ocnainiy win snan
bopo CT sueccss and was - ne presumed that mo
ARion too suong TO DO resisted Berhampore II
che or tho nrsl Glars military stations or Bengal In
ropuous county, sbou i've miles from aoor.nedabsi
he kshon ruossn capital Of the province As vas 10 sae
line or the river communication vhh The Upper Pro
VII COS, u Vas by no means Snrseg art islId s..iyo
night follow the example of t'e seventh, Eghih sad
or,i,lh Naii,o iniaSuy and The rwenh LIssuiArs -
no longer bs trusted 20 icep qaiss, and mo
s .Ssa sssg so P'SasSa rDas s.a
ersmple 10 the .,, ming us Q, The mu,ny The Gov
regular cavalry in ihc Bengal srry sun trusted With
Sms 10 mM hone y vas almost Incredible tess when
,er,ee no con.dersan .hsever h.d p,cven. ed sstec
ron and atrocities Tho governcr General trusted
sn,.I and ss G esSn.i e,.,y esy 2 ne ",s q n.
vas rot an Ergishnan In Calcutta Who would have been
surprised ~ mo WORT Il -ss considered, no~sver,
voftd corrs comrosed or Distinguished ve,er ans ~en
paid, well mounted, and slogetser 20 handsome .
tody ot sclaisrs ss coald be teen anywhere. hey
had good psusioss 70 losc Hn -isc, vas also
snc 70 sse ron such mes The power OF ens'-o nuunyi
received pressn,ment from The Gapd Jury oAicu,s,
and memorial frcn The Eurcpcsu rssdenisi urgnS NO
a,' ma er sl,ss ssve graien before no .Vsro,ca
dernk.no watch me deposs and sale o arms and 70 pu
hroust o., the CITY strong fss' g EsroPsa1 soldiers
Necessary and when ell des nd upon soldiers DO
Ing The dui- Of police isns,ea and exo.ssd ,epua
utn need nos be ssrfsed hs tne native Body eaaxd
should be put cot Of harms way for she time.
n 10 hmep'ab's thsi rer hssstys Tenth regiment,
wfcn nAd ret cone sucn eYVge ~
The ehAuss of the mulneers, shoud suffered
unrsoessay and unrrcntsble icss by .hst lc
have been foot srdy enterprise Arrsh considerable
town between the sode and me Gspr-s al no rrcsi dss
lance from DsTpcre. me Of eight Europcsns, be-
eigtd thtre By the musne aassted probably By the
ropu aiion, We uld be deplorabls enough Bu,
Affair or cacblantp ar csnntt be conducted with
ve are 10 rrn the rkk Of very great losn for very
sma resuu, and resul0 mrst no. 90 measured By The
icae Of personal feeling OF chlvslrous sentiment u
you'd appear that body OF about 800 British soldiers st.
tempting night for rcscue Of these Eoropesns
had fallen stated. into n husrafc and fw-
cd severe lose; We g'ieve 10 say two thirds OF
their whole body, 200 men. THIS s no, NE only loss wo
have suffered By hs adventures for nsdeoua Oh
ecfs may be hought generous 70 criticize failures
when the CRY ri home ts been FOR energy anf do
cision but there te srly difference, which nose on
The SPOT do nos swsys seem 70 feel, between an oolc
worth large sacrifice, with visw 70 The aral succ@
n war, and which only appeals 70 the neenngs. 10
this Instance one car net imagine what 900 lnhnky seve 70
90 ~ntoui cavslry In the midst Of muneers, Including