The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12


Row. Dr.. Pcets' church. ownR Of rsah street. and Uni
vsrsity pAcs The pulpit occupied BY ihe Rev. g.
Hay, Of the Presbyterian Board Of Forsigu Nssns-he
same who escaped from the Bspoy oarnsge In AAhAbAi
D. Hay vas the msicnaxy 70 thai sAon, where 10 had
resided for nearly seven years The narrative 0 his
escape and ofhe dangers through which he passed excited
nssnse interest and sympathy throughout England, and
rcpublshed in the ,urn. OF this country, where u
attracted An almost equal Amount Of interest
Dr. Bay 4 slightly bu,lt person Of medium height
upon him; but stil he looks hike ono Who
could endure much suffering and prvstou b, appears
70 Ss some forty yss o. 'ss H as and .n n sc,s
spesker but he gave hts narrative IN very simple syla
Tne annoupocmens thas he vol occupy the pulpit 10
Tho pews were nllso very afses tae dosn wore
opened, and al bc available seats IN the vesy put
pouring H. sexton sh ssy ordins-y iioas Of ,nlits
ress would have made . me e6Jt 70 accommodate the
reporters but thu. func onsry in Dr. Poss chuea made
edft, bot the contrary rcpulsod s1tn some
boufishness polite request that he should do 20 We
would advise him 70 take lea ont Of bock u the
seatoi a. Dr. Cheever's church. Who shows himself In
vMAby anxious 70 render every facility 70 the reparte
Afer the usual preliminary excrc'es, oonsis Ing OF
praye and tSe singing Of Or Hay commeuoea his
aimed about one hundred and nfy nih OF people, and
hat was grvernei by Governor General who esides
try divided for the sake Of enenoe in it, govern
mont, into three p'esidencies-Ben Madvas ana BON
bay-and into what was known ~ ,he Northwestern
Provinces 10 the Bengal Prestdensy there military
fore OF $4,000 native infantry and sbout 80 900 cavalry
and a'tillerv alt getber over oo,ooo men IN, fret
muny began as B.rrsckpoor some twelve miles from
Calcutta Two resimepts tnero and ., another station
called BeyapooT showed sgns Of mutay and these
di'banded and the men turned loose upon the country
That the beginning OF the lion; tbs; ne
was ~ pposed BY all the Europeans In India that
the rebellion was ly local supposed that tbeve
was so special grievance which produced dssassc n
Shorty After. in station where were 700
pcsn troops the pstre troops and murdered and
or t~o Colonies, h'jm, civilians merchants aud :'aees
ware destroy ec-men whom but short time before they
bad see u AAhabsd They bad scarcely got Of hst
m0facrc when they heard Of similar rsirgs IN
cres ut Delr ard Eeerut Then that people began
to- sy that perhaps This va, kAoonetan rebellion and
to issue his erder wa. supposed that the
Hlndoos who composed two thirds o! the natl, troops
would have their ., opened % the fact thai the
wss Mahouetan Bal the movement sp-esd In al,
n.sy len n.s.o.a and s.d deu ss
he ou.s hocus The. sss,ys ou ss s ~
jung Delhi woud DO In runs b great - the blrdoess
thai bad iAen on the officers and people, thai up the
lac day fear wN entertained Of lhs troops OF the
Ecn They only afraid that troops from o.her "a
tions might come In The troops Of he station had csuyht
within their lines two spies, whom they re0resenled -
having 10 setuce them from their aoE There
spies were tried and imprisoned and the Who gave
the infor nation v-re prom oted on the 'c Ga the 9th
attacked and burned 10 the ground and hundreds Of taa
residesb murdered. This was . place seventy miles
f i south The telegraph Wiz" were cus ne NAL.
That night all the Europeans In AtlahAbn took
rsfoge IN the fort, along WITH 400 sikh oopsmeo of
There, with 80 0tlerynen, nvAnds, brought In FROM
another fort constituted al the defence Of tho place Tbe1
on II. .n 20 n 10 ID
dreaded ~ much rs the Bengalese About hAH.pAst
o'clock on the evening Of tac tn 6sh Of june wae in
hopes thai heir station 81 leo wculd escape, they head
the hyrE Of e1esry ther came the runor hat the
Sikh troops bad remained faithful and 6ghuz with
wards The Colonel arrived With hh horse wounded and
With his cie,hss pcsfo'a.ed BY bulkss He, WITH two
other oEcen, bad the only onisers ont Of some
twentr Then they ies.ped that all the bad men
Of the plaos-sOne 1900 or 20 oco-vsrs IN Arms
and were destroying Every thing they ooold End.
men began The blazing Oh soasss over an area Of ioc-
Il mes Il was an . ~ful oonhserAlion Soon arser, The
whole sikh corps In the fcrs became pnruly They clan.
whi they got drunk All night ling sney could be hard
young hkc clDons For t~o three nights It Vas fan
that q any moment the fame Of v1 nigh. be liodlsd
even IN the fort 20 he anxiety subisot
tat ~ he Afterwards learned In uAlsuua-one or the
officers had mined tue magazine, and itood prepared a
natives ether Jusi 81 tpa awful tine wheo ,hose in
tho fcIt we're bSgItIs 70 air. reinforce ARR sed
ss non S.o mee o,ss.ss oresne more
Calcutta. he, With others was plsoed board
and vent there Ba. 70 get there they had 70 The
He desrtd ast here 10 male ks reference
" native Christians There st the station number
some sixteen or sevesesn families Of pstye Chrssan
Dab SON eight al such penon', horever toot refuge 10
lbe fort The rect fen sab oed tns they vers ns-
vs ,hey would Dc able 70 escape hoenssd m'nists',
Chr aans we're &c zed By tho kahonsn Goyorro. Of inc
Place. and we're PAT u The s.ooss they .ers rc.tencd
tlssi'y and ,ec,e the Nsnone,In ceed' SGSd Is
500. ma .snsm.t - bis prophet;' eu. they
e. .' ss.s sr1ed ,s "srs. s,. r1,:n..sd =. WHO
cut We will n.vsr deny tee saviour who ,gghi us.n
SINE Anglo lnosns-pot nA.ises- had, der lar CIR
Gun s.sroes r.BouDoed ChrsuAnis and s0brAoed IsAm
nm and be believed nslivt Chrsuans nsd aso
ielded, Esht r-rcnns who, htsle Aso, In
se~ York bad gone TO India, and bed iyfaiy lisdly
laid do~ toeir ves hce 10 Oh r'saanvy foese
were dear friends, ~ho had boon Anuy writing 10
him. and zone Of .h,so e,sors bs na, saying ihs
BY God grace, they hoped 70 meet H. ooy praying iDat
wife ard children might DO taken frsl these bad ali
gore fer he had any inosledse on the
their testtm NJ, and gone 70 their bsssed reward
50 far from thN desdsnng the interest CT Americans In
these missions hosr who had dsugnters sh ul1
sena them 10 occupy asces thus en- vacant they
snoud ~ csst raou and devotion equal That
ths 5risl.h soldiers ihsre All hearts In Eoslaad
oiled vh desire 10 restore peace and order 10 Iata
an 10 give ire people Onrhnsn vil cation snoaIa
net AMERICA, who tsd nn'hins 10 do 9th sovornmen
tal pohcv JuFruet b. EislIDs } 10 In the Q zress
-orsY Wlv thoaId hey withdraw ,nsir raissioosrie,
ben ErslAna making sueh eGprs peace 10
The oour,ryf shoc'a Americans say thai tbee n'lrs
we're uai tney should b. desersed OF hr.tian
auen eif Ii vas in different motives tsst cnri
came On earth 10 came because were sinner.
were there MT, be Askos, In This great oily fo1r
roupE willing 70 lake Ne piacs Of The deAdi
We're there not els hearts In ials oty wi ing 70 pay
he loats Of ne mission ana ~ restore We press it COL
ego, ia nb'afies and IN scientific sppersu'f Their ms
Hons Lad boon rotpeyior tnere-tne fuee ha1 been
esIoysd the cssor OF Children in the GarsAs bad bsan
pat sown uleer he pressure ~ missionary lpf eacs
God he'd taught toe Bfisa natl tas leon-.hs here
Mar the so,trnnsnl OF ttsi Ia I'd ore
~ Chris lan thai - far from gns dosl,y sad
ustisplDs c>se and MAKING dopsuon, 70 JugserrAut,
mel nall gnr
r7ng, hey must take SPECIAL 70 SEE that Ihfl.Lsa
saaesces R-e ,r.d.m,st 10 evsrv dsos'tmsn. Of he
ycvernmeu, - ~ % he kae~, Eo-svef, Eagit,, rule
% lndh was isss one, Athousb u vas . God
css one. he sn ocrtsis thai me great mAss
n Tie pecylo were spAioIs for 10 rosto a
Iou. Tcey Id not vn astbire viii the rebeli,u.
Feat hal 10 rise in The fart nat ihe sepoys vbo
stpped he cJv thosght thsy -oult be oompalIea 70
use grsscd carudsa, BY whih thsy wozld iove Their
taste and be oeraded He vts % ras, hovsvor t1d
he government had never atusly hsssd gt.sssd
sarks.s tsy bad bv<n depseS 10 .nree pisc,s " be
ued but when the gore nm ,nt ss~ tnAi dlrefl
lasrslk vas al y1t 70 he knabsx. Asy rec<sd than
stI he bedtvtd ihs. the governncns osztd 10 break