The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

MORNING EDITlON-TUE
Fifth and Ninesiesh, that were Otherwise going up ne
rvsI mmeAd Q, Advaocpg and m.ang good his prosress
He expected 70 be attacked on ihree sdes-by NE
Dude usu'gep on the north. and from Fu.sy and
BY the CIV alior mutneers from OAIpea. b almost .
novelty in his 70 hear Of the nsvgatan being
employ cd r any other purpose than the qc transport AZ
ion that while We sre encir inr me earh Win belt az
b ships and have nuumershle gunbos~ and other GRAFT
nss nY ss .ss .''ss sr sa ~ a.sr.:
or ns tributaries a. . steamboat adapted for the
purposes of No doubt the pa.igaou Of saese vss
supplied BY mountain torrents ho wing through mmenAe
auval plains, With frequent inupdatnns ard ohauGes a
cfanIe, y net very easy or Ai~ays possble Busn
vessels capable Of lteamins hn three guns
hundred or Two men Had the COMPANY bat dozen or
ave twenty Of tho sps o. The line now lying In oroaAy
at half dozen hASNo,s estuar;es for many vesscs
Of ono twensh their tonnage moving up and down In the
GAhfea and 10 tfibusArtes appears there u such
steamer G the command Of General Haveook aud he hsd
despatched 10 rent the oude people, II possible from
preventing the Gwlsor muinsen from c-osnpg the
Jumns Lalpee Ipdeed, 10 too probable that by the
much bessged a oawnpore Wheeler had been before
him. and y our people are q Agra, Lucknow, and half
But il 10 me geneyal condition OF the country the cues
topable spr the oonspracies tae threatening demon
sraliors and The doubtful allegiance that impas tho
Bengal Presidepcy and In the neighborins Slater, u evil
dent that every uatve, high and low considering for
70 zee prosper but what be must do with vicw 10 bis
interest sDd even preservation We must remember
devotion unto deah nom any indlsa in behalf Of foreign
ntYudes different In rAce In Telsin, end not lasa In dis
position a. and & n.sner We nay Ss respected and eve.
prsudces and pDbtca adisoos sre dead against ps We
hear Of friendly prinnes here and hsre taxing stops
that leave IL Doubtful TO ~, Il may possibly be 70
aoadey5a sa: a. % w Sany NY sand and By a. Among ~ ~ ~
chspRes 70 be observed in the latest lnteligenoeh ne
soai donpsnt cf aorrsspo,a n the previous report
there, spd expected, their wsy 10 jn 1--we
itk nhs stated Ma. they desired to occupy both
abandon ne TO- mer. This they have DONE and was
csr,sinJy neoenary, they we're to advance with SUN
peen were last heard Of mefng fer lhs Jauns, near
O. pee, With the evident intention OF swelling numbers
aud euns-had been assirss them by the Political
Agent, but viii what hope OF success would be hardlo
,v rosa
Ing 10 crevent The psssage Of Rrissh troops, may
Oesssys % detAn hem and add day upon day % tAe
terrible .ai possibly The suhsrnss' Of our people bsaes
Delhi seIf now ,ks orIeh. spo. in The prospect rsers
on he ih Of August oar whole force there would
70 H. cor, and early In September TO $4,000 fhere
% o. ,, s.s On o saa one
out OF ns Communications. There hsd been sories
rspused, with fesrru loss b the mu,neeys, and A
divided Their magazine had been blown np and 500
ulcers des. oy ed tos ether with large quantity OF sui
ssVs iu :. and o:l sr .;orss The Kns, va. sad had
sert r his Zsnana The mutineers co npeied 10 nght
he oo.ss q the ss.ss behind them ssvs 70 some ssen
av.iied themselyes Of NE opportunity % make Of,
end s oon.u' ,.'y or pl,sHrs ss.hs,s ere p.,. Mean
besides large Yepfos OF Eoro and
ueNue, ammuhMioa aud sso.ss must hswever, bc
-SSs ,he northwest, ,he mu.,neers were eabn,hed a
Alb shur "a the no Of the Birg Of Delhi h quite evi-
hros sbon. The whole region fOm Bsnss 70 sno PuEjsS
must be considered 70 have taken Tho nc aud 70 BE-
isc, ssssssd u The ..k Of ooOqusripg India When
those engaged In end their services recognized and
rewarded with some enduring ma Of favor. We navo
may M, i've % receive qasrsers pay mont Of MS oj
year good pepsson mas No cT Maj,s
inly win moi as cse- ~ brief AZ hat OF ns brother
commanders Ipsa but which win at least pe recorded
and remain after biz death o'nsoAuon 70 hs nmy and
| From the London Post, SEPT 30
susurs Wen not ony Tor our IN sueoess in the ocea
vpdr,trg orr authority, bot ~ regards ths ultimate
OF oar power on new and broader bsss In
India that or hs rebellion daily egcneraas
in such marked 70 fsroe ,hs upon The oh
servsten or al Had bere rsen up among tue rebel
army any great chiesn vh genue 70 conceive poicy,
with cas- scy and resoluton sofcicnt organise and
b,osely found srsat riiixS dexPossm, the mouny q
pso Of isv0ssu. and ssn. a.ss oa ss
might have been " EsSern mpIe, instead
Of being nnsd 70 the sue1gsoi tf murnous oops,
| and the ultimate orgsrizAdon OF q military
| sy,,cm. II Is singular that in riing against con-
s!iired governnent which has socn 90 long IN
sively organized thss In Inda hsre snould be no a
parent mssrr mpo in direction either before or ser tao
outArrak. But 40 u Is. No nrs.cr mibi !, have
capccced The rebellion, has any on, AZ M cir.
ooussnocs 70 oopyo turn, or 70 awe direction tc' sso
passions ~hioh hsa ay3uscd Nsns Sshib Ia the most
prominent sn,ong tho insurgents. and conmsuds pro
baby, the largest s'rsle frce rat he oely be
rad 70 come 70 Me level OF revolutionary rher
does no seem % DO ooted % ny his counir mon a,"s
coming man" He In indeed Hale better than fs-
rocious Asassn, lighting fer life with ro-nd his
neck, white his forces have fallen from their original
,i'lsn q men, ss,rso rsss . ane'gse sporensnisd
onion or hRce OF ssvsgo maysudsrs carrying tho ty
rsDny d tho swerd through their own land, ard
| yrnnirg - for The sake Of piunder. mo same may
| be said of inc insurgents Who hold Dshi. There,
at core, vhe The Europeans have been the sub
cc.a Of tor.rre nurder, She psye inhabitants have
equally been The victims Of pAse and military exor,on
Tne reoei troops sppcS nsht simply for The rake OF
puI der ard he cefcn OF thcir spoi and forfeited
They have neeed set the king and prlnces OF Dshi
bui evidently with gxcdncs Cr pursose, and s,shoai
aay viss 10 ibs sctssl foundation OF national dynssty
,s s.esen NV. .Ds n, proel.nsor ~, as,', 1s
fied tnht the sinies of the naive ntsn rsces
This rsrtd deiericrsson Of the rebel army from col.
diery h~lem rsbbe, and the eIosrienco Oh the
wealthy the Industrious smorg the population Of India
ell have had cf The lsses and misery nnod BY tho t.
rarry and lset ,e ofhs counirY men bat constitute
an aid n as wheu Tho tine hall arrive for the -
orgtnzs az cur Indian government and the re establish
rsEt % Ffiscn The musccsrs have bern soourgo
their land aud iis inhabitants viii regard
ouer hleafEs AND ton of power
mount 20 O dehversnce from pcssieuoc. Ia this
we have been rnab 70 preven me rebels from hasiox
their hirg but the MOI Ia vhoh hs- bsve used shcir
TEMPORARY s,cendanny aud tue events .hcb have uNted
reign of sesror, s have sssbed every human being
india Whatever his regicu whatever bic pre- udocs