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

Datso1s oustness has besa dspsrsd, and No dssht =
q rssg, Aoss.~, Ars ussassss, apprsAsdsd ssrsals
ond detected conspsrso0. Besides Dsnapms, PafWa and
Ae~sAedebad, Bnavrs and cdr tsssss are mowed Bat
VITA the 0Asges open and troops arriving every day
there does not seem for alarm IN his quarter
IndA AavSg absorbed the body Of the Chinese sxpedl
iovss hs io,owsrs = Calcutta, bringing ali ais sssI And
welooas body Of marines aad osher soldsn His Cord
% % :. S., Ss s.Us h
WORT 70 b DONE q least ,hing 70 be seen and
doubt 81 lhb juncsure Of unsurpassed difficulty and i'm
pora.oe NJ timely aid and read, oounses nay b fOunt
Of real value
s.oh .sse the force. against which Gss.r. H.vsloc,
and bis troops were 70 advance, under July san, and In
The very heart Of Hndosaa On the lAh or jul, after
extraordinary exerticns had bees mrde 10 overtske hs
my si rut,ey PORE town aoout hAr way besw Allah,
bad and Oawnpose, where the rebels presented them
selves In good pci ion VITA swelve guns 10 about tn
the hed and every gun taken. This enabled tbs
Britah conmanr 10 augment the efficiency OF bis
ARTILLERY. He had ef, Alanabaa with light six FOUNDER,
ONLY, but BIO row avAled himself Of the captured cannon
and sfer halt OF single day be followea an the track Of
Nena sahb with his own nine Founders Thst no, ming,
day renewed in aavan 70, and afser ffe miles
or IL march had been aoc. mplsfe ed found the
ec. By . second DO Sa u. Of r
feaa A. each Of these points they were attacked sue
oeon and fro esh they were driven with the bayonet
the whole OF their artillery beng again lef on the HELD
On day fclo sng the 6th-withous any repose, our
troops continued their % vance, aud no descred their
collected for nna stand In front of oawnpore
Their had enaoleo then more " replace
by others, and two batteries we'll
presented formidable appearance % the edvsnciog
column So strong indeed their portion that Il
deemed advisable 70 turn H. and abort but panfol move
ment executed for the Hitherto the march Of
from Calcutta to Delhi but this way qailted
by detachment Of the column, which, In the very sat
q the asy.n vas IL 80 ?, n.soilsd iu through
we are old, drrpped from the effects Of the sum-. but
the tax was II length accomplished, and then came the
sepoys occupied succession OF villages supplying them
with exactly such Positions they hod beat, but
sisiADce vas OF an avail against the little army pressing
TO veng ance Some Of he expressions used BY Wit
recall exacty the pons Rven Of the Brtish
the Alma and the French al the hsmeon ~ never"
7sib) 18th slcped ike WALL till wthn 100
yarus . shot was nrtd Al toe word "Chargel" they
broke u.s IKE an eager pack OF hounds and toe village
fourth fought FIVE taysopened the road 10 Awnpore,
wkoh Wal promptly occupied thoogh too late, aIn for
In htse than single week, therefore, these 800
Bsh solocrs, with their 500 Sikh comrades had march
"a i mile; along the v'sy o. NE Sa01s' during the
Is 900 from position after poaiacp, and has found
the mielvss on the ghth day matters OF Cawnpore the
lions the interval Il repose Ao .ed but r ng Ga
the lQh the troops had reachsd BthooP-Nena SAhib's
o. resolved 'nas Ba.h vsnseaOce snoaid reach
his heart or his army had already failed him; he had
evacussd his palace and Dosbng could be done hey ond
oorsgning the whole place TO the flames SILL the work
the relieving bit half accomplished and aer
fighting from ALLAH aoAd to Co npore manned 70 faint
from snpore TO Lucknow rhn second part the expe
dou hes be<r nos eed less glorious but es fortunate
than the nrs On the 2ls 9s neral HAveocx nunoes 10
oespanh thai he free 10 the Gauges and already
forcemen received through General NELL, twenty miles
adv anoed on his Yoae, amer hAvLg fought another
"S On, sSoa. 81 mile: ahs.dnh n Amy sesn.
70 have fouserei ,hs dire eoouyge Of Indian armies
terrible Than any human foe an on break Of onole
n We knos BY sad experiences with what fseaiiy this
dr'sdful dheAse fAsiens N army fsugued BY long
marches. out great excitement ana exposed ..
osoe ne,ce hs exhalas,ons OF partly a,oded
oounry Il wss upder similar carcums.apcss, indeed
20 years ego that cholera, with whose aiA
30 have nov become o. sadly familiar, art broke DOT
was herv one which 20 plsnly rebuked al human cal
cuiHiion - this 4 general and N army Victorious
ss,sna % ssu rnn su ons and
Of er object Rave been str uck b. the fatal peslence,
sn by Hav dock ard remains OF his
painfully resciDg their 70 Ca vDpore BY tue route
which the, bad aced onlg few days oefJre fu
Of hope and nndence In - holy Cause ~ ever led
70 bsale.
We Garnet attempt express The sympathy which the
cAAniy thai has befaleu those brave men win excite,
net only England, but the tale Of tner ga
lanzy Their NILS 'cruns shall be told After having
accomplished tssn could be expected Of men, they
have fallen under The mysterious dispensauon Of Pfov
denoe II il eth nsr, however thai We have to nsn,
and there few hundred heroes have suloed 70
every obsace that the mu,iDeers could oppose
70 defeat them wherever they attempted . sand, w
hal Goreral HAvelock may have been able In fe
days 20 resume hi marrh on Lucknow with recrutet
rG H, restored heahh and better fortune.
interesting srassmest OF DIR. Hay. nm Anne
rican missionary.
From the LgndCn Times, sept l6
The Rev. Mr.. Hay, the American missionary In India
who escaped fom Aliatsbsd, returned 70 Souhamp 90
from Londoo Saturday light In London be bad An 10
lervew with Charles rrey eysn The Chairman OF the
Eaxs India Company anxious Mr. Hay but bis
wife III ai soui pt0n that Mr. Hay could o pro
Ioue h STAY N the metropolis Being one Of he frat per
ots and being thoroughly acquAn cd with the history
and extent CT the mulpy AID With is nature aid bear
pss hn sooe nas been anxouy sought after Tor infor
maiisn.
His account OF be rise or NE mun, and defeat OF me
moiinser al Alaeaead 10 eIoeecingy Interesting ALA
the mutny There bad been several panics IN the city FOL
time before the revolt broke out there, aad thre:
weeks before there was any nghtng The city vas patrol
cd, and European women ana children were ordered
Into the fort At times The alarm die Away and the
mon would come on, OF he for, ne expectation was tha
tho city would be attacked by muunees from Bsnases
Al length bif raised the standard OF iniuyrectiou. M
EuroIesn knew Who lie was; some said he Vas Moulve
tbst Malone % religious teacher, sone hi lice thu
Isore OF the Po,tugu ese; others that . native
officer; oters u Al be weaver by trade he, no
evsI, regesentso himself - yieeroy Of the King o
bay sposks In the highest terms OF hsor Bazer and Uo
Nell with bote Il whom he vAt personally acquainted
Mir Brszler ro-e frsm the ranks he commanded tns
skns 81 kIahabas aud exercised grca, iGnaepce over
thtm. IL ~ tim tna he kuJepesns were iudeble.
for peveotn The rebels from taking The fo't HAD tney
dore sc> cell anything would have driven them ont o.
II, Tor II Ia eonttrJcs.d . European model No.hnl
would indoce the rebel sepoys who te;ie red 10
near, much did they dread 10 guns Oa the Ism o.
June CooDel Nell ospnonaded Dafashuns, . suburb o
AuahsbAd Brsrer behaved here with dstngu ,hed gal
lsnuy. The Chief Of ne mutneer, sas taken prisoner
He vGsa yoUIs nan, masna niy d. cssed and ~ q
70 be nephew Of The koclvis ~po hea1ed the nutny
inside the walls. Nsjor Brazsr, surrounded by fes
sikh soders ORDERED The chief % be brought before hin
70 be Intercepted. fer being auestioned ne ordere.
10 be tastn 70 placs Of confinement Hin srms ~er'
looscsy ened besnd him Before left the presen
Of The MAJOR be, By great Effort caught 81 . sworS
thai ~ within bis Zach, and made . cut II o
the ekhs Bazer add all The Skhs fell up1n hi N add
vrcsteo the from the prisoners hand; bu
the eprsgea Hshs, While the chief r1 prostrae place
their heels bis head snd literally crushed out his
end the dy throsn sutsde The sates there. II "a
evrg general Eeils sallauTy that al the Europoass
Bepares not mssaored. Amer saving Bena-es tn
General arrived ai AIlsnhbad, ami superseded Coone
Fimpson. After canr opsdts Drasbuns be attacked
bur The 10 Of the city on the i4h Of June Th
head quarters ef The houve In the higher Il TAI
q 81 he old kahomedan gardens. The e tie prisoner
o. TIE nuuneers we're confined, and among them var,
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