The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

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MEETING or THE EAST INDIA oonPAxY IN LONDON.
On he Esd uk, the usual quarterly general meeting OF
propresors held q The East India House. Lsadsnha
ssess, NJ Rass D. AAnsles, MP presiding
Tue Secretary having read the minutes OF the previous
cou various returns moved f,r s that having
bces d the table, In pursuance OF their act chap TO-
Mr. ps~r asked whether W. the intention or he
Ooot Of Drecors In their octal capacity contribute
towards The rshsf funo no. be raised for the
raj DE nane a. ,ha oonnsny vss ssseps rom
ths lst 81 this Important cyiss.
Mr. Lawn said at far moro important 1est,on
the subject and that was, whether The vern mont
ro Doutc 70 render assistance 70 thoae who were
SOLDERING BY the nutinies.
Dens count OF Directors had pet 10
oc0niie scsuon the they should adopt with
regard tnas fund In reps Mr. 10 ain he said thAttae
OF tbpes had arisen In unparalleled
II the history OF The world, OF those things
which must be settled by the lay OF nations
question which directors must deal With 10 the
deliberate manner. Il would be very wrong OF them to
70 any OF hand decision 70 the steps they should
take he migus mention 10. court hal he had
10 the Cover General or Iudis requesting that 10 any
OF destueon relief 10 70 be Afforded and tha, relief
" 70 be confined 70 the servants Of the company, TO
(Hesx nes) With regard 70 the widows and orphans af
those Killed In suppfess the scs OF the muencers he
might Ny that hey would DO placed on me same alo.
fusd ether widows and orphans OF those no
died In active service (aeAr
Mr. DrI expressed regres that tho Crur q Directors
did not intend TO In mediate steps In the matte.
whec The fund rst started, the Court was at Bamo
raj and inti alton for ~erdet 10 that place,
n be, anS Ss So 'oa
stating tbA, her ksjesy would 81 osutoe and iaey AL
kre The liberal respoue which the Royal Family bal
Tnnwa han hanA ntha IN
s,arces viii h nAsnh relief fund cad been required,
and they had I'll met most promPi AMI literally. he
qussaoa Of In raspg fund for the re ef Of our
fellow count and COUNT women now suffering desi
tstioo an dte's In al us horrors from the escts OF
The atrcoous ouAses the muniers the Bengal army
was which required great delberatoU BE should
eht OF SUFFICIENT importance to cal forth
made 1. behalf OF he sufferers tae.r' hesrJ BSope
he wished 20 ask shc chairman whether there
be any oecnon the part OF the directors far
nsh 70 the prop and the bic COPY OF the des
patch received from the Governor General OF India IN
ply 70 The com nunicstoo from this conpsny,
The CHAIRMAN said be could say hing farther with
gard to Mr. Dents nrst tina the directors had
deeme6 prudent TO well con.ider the matter before
ing oecson ana In reference 50 the overno Gone
rA's despatch the would be objection .hscvof
let The propriesors and toe public have copy OF Is
Mr. iouE thought would be n we'll II the Court OF
1re xcvs wsre TO ab'tais from "feasiing FOR abort
time and lot saved so to tue relief fund
He underwood coat scmssning like "a 900 year for
snsse fesss and he commended tha. these large suns
saOuld Be saved and applied 10 the relief OF
the sufferers by the Gtny. There should DO mme-
dAss and prospect se reml,noa q these fsassng: snd
dinners for the next Ave ears, whch would enable the
COMPANY give f7o 900 towards the fund Hear, hear,
and order)
bic propresos alarming themselves abocs the large
spent In sgeas - Mr. Jones' termed II, when
he TOLD The Court that the directors had met mad dinner
~ Isvp could mot refrain from expressing his entire
confidence In leaving this The Of the
o. BAIT. V SousA me We. taken by n, Levin va.
the proper would be quits OF the question FOR
The oour % contribute - court; but hey might do 20
ksdi 'duAlly.
ina observed thai the greatest should be
taken 70 prevent private lbera,lty being damped There
~ ss.. govern usns would make eooa al ios.ss Il VA.
mpootbe that ,as coalt reach ~ cases and he
GOALS pos cosocve nooler opportunity ,nan This for ind
yiduAl charity. (aear, hesy
NJ. Jc.s then rosa on motion Of which he had given
M hsows ssd he had hoped the motion would no, be
peseversd with were, hs should move tha the cours
M JouE sad he knew The honorable proprietor could
prsvest hu brp ting the forward butn stood nrs
and until dis posed Of no would take tnA
other motion discussed. his motion vas -"rna. his
dus 10 lne advancing DtessDce OF the people OF India
ma derriy from each Pressency DO maintained n the
public expense In this country, with vie 10 inform the
o. Ipds &c vas gsd tna India had 1t las, forced Il
self INTO public DoS.ce Proprietors who had attended
tacse meet pes bad fo-eold thai day would come whom
there wucld be rebellion In nn county. Annexation
after apuesa Ton bad been the cause 4 these nuuncs
Annersnoo not the mere dethroning Of . king and
caaou OF socety Annexation had beec the cause and
suleni cause, OF the ouases that hae been com stet
(oro Of .oh ~ There vM noshipg on esr'h or In he'll,
lrai could asfy the atrocities mat Nena Sahib had
nied boi sh ouli Be remembered that The govern
lad deprived him OF me Pe,sh~ar 10 which he had
NJ RHovs ssa he mpsi nov exercise hi, right He
moved tsai The court 90 adjourn.
The On uRsAs then put The question, and there being
ony seventeen pro eors present (ihs number requiud
" constitute court being twenty, declared tns court I'D
iourned
ARRIVAL on FASHIONS FROM INDIA.
tho Pesinsu,sr and odeslal vompany's steamer Co
bombo, Captain reld arrived 81 southamp Eagsrd,
% the i7h sh with he esavyipsron Of the India China
onss the cargo Of the Colombo were Iass bales or
nk, with large quantities OF gum, wool, eepnans' tesh
q ne ,sos o. 500 she brougs, Isl pssssu ssrs
The Lay hA,oreH arrived ~ Radcyr Hotel, soah.
anptoo from Loedos, on The ieh, 70 sva the arrival Of
toe Colombo 10 order TO render asssanoe 70 fu
ervcs from India that they csbi require Inseligcuoe
Of the appro Oh OF the Colombo n the Needles
IA o,osequssos Eny his morning zoe Lsiy hsyorsss,
accompanied BY Mr. Cpder erlr Anderton, Of Lind n,
proceeded down sOuhamps sH.sr 70 Inc Colombo, In
small steamer nad broughs DC Indian mall ashore
Her ladyst dressed r deep mourrlsg for the loss
Of Der brother, olooel Fnui., who killed By the
snpDa' sSo hs. s..sa ur apartments IN Bis house for
any q We dss,t1te Indian refugees also early
sss s p sos. @' eoonSs A, .sosss
snAl steamer, sccompsnisd BY osp.Aa Ensiedus, the
euperints n6eut Of he Peninsulsy end Oriental Com.
pany. AID other enemeu the Lady Nay ores, 5000
sne board Ire Colombo, conducted 70 Cap,
fields cabir axc her is 10 wishing the sup com.
municaaed With TIE uunoss deioacy 70 passengers
Numerous relatives and friends u the passengers els
went board and thsr meeting Win their friends from
Inda ws N 81 citing ssel Iney embraced eaon other
Il seclnC Of the OF gers
Tsoed deck win heir ccns each oshers
vHss great noaber Of The passengers ven. ashore IN
and here .so S.sn took psc. be-
tween long absent friends asd relatives, vhich dre~ cav
from many Q b. SANDER. Tbeve were soeut sviy chill
drcu board the India matt packst, . lasre portion
o. vbom wwe tnfants In arms, all Of them hurried
oui o. IodM on aoorunt OF tss fsa,fal avr cities
miued thsre he scene On board The Colombo vM
vrT dmerent from tnat which usually takes place o
board hcmeverd India pscxsts The usaal female pes,
sengeu 90 board tnese sh - are hdss I'm the gayest
sprin and dressed the soyseeus silks and shsvh OF
me ha but many Of the lady pssssagsrs II the Colombo
p0c marks o. great suferings and anxteues and
tneb dresses betokensd their sses the sdily OF
as hsni from he mu,inous dissricss. Many Of
tnse Tasseneers esoaped from Delhi Lucknos, and
osn~ parn OF Oade tortusasly they ssArtsd from
soese Places ~ We oomm-ncement OF the muupies
lIeir kush