The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14


geous Bal The public despatohss Will teu oil this;
enough for state that In these two battles a rnns
and Sv
del; and % ended the ia Of June.
junks appeared three miles sssern and fred gun They
were chasing the barbarian feet
Delhi the Sc bastOPOi Of Indin.
From the London Times, August
searched by many an anxious eye quest OF places and
names or OF anything that indcse the end OF the
Indian struggle Ne doubt, to such an eye WI read
glo,my enough. vast region OF peace and security,
hitherto known 10 most q the golden soil where
youpg ge' emen rise rapidly into fortune and honor
whore oeardle civilians rule Provinces and youngsters
get the pay Of Generals, under iden cloud OF
revolt All at once Tia cohesion suhi n bound great en-
Pr =: oya!y 70 "a, S's name IA. ceased . S"s
ar or station Is infected; regiment after regiment rises,
under . common feeling, rather than common design,
and happily with plan Of future operations. A
strange dstemper RACES through the native army, and
loses s allegiance 1t might i color or Its health In
vers and u disarmed In another II acts the hypocte,
vows ndely demands 10 be led against the insurgents,
and then ief revolts in another led against the mu
uneers and joins them In places the muny only
partial ard the sound portion puts down the unsound;
some halt dozen places viii acquire an evil name for the
atrocities there committed in many the European Off
have escaped either by the kindness the careless
ness Of their own in,ursena 'oidiers Such Is the
qesas or story ous
end to the other, running up insc nnoy
ecqsir'd, COUNTRY trsossd ~, rivers liver IN u. a.:
that t be true only long thy feel @sr interest to Be
In nany distrcs the interrupted,
dep nd mt on natives Thus the horrors such there
sre-and there not few-are aggravated by obssu
rity The storm terrible, but M darkness even more
awful than iu Lightning Intelligence must arrive but
slowly We must submit TO what many feel an agonzlng
suspense, in which everything is horrible which Is un
known.
Yet the greater part Of this disappears when
TO contemplate the ma.ter-we will not say calmly,
but with simple view to ascertain the real .tate of
things. Why IL II all dark and uncertainf Why has
the Bengal army "cisappearedf" Why this cola oseA
thi, cru@bns Of the fabric this Of authority If
Of that which We have 10 deal with There is only one
idea In the muliny and that TO RIM of to Delhi the ira
and oppo,ite potptsshere stu flight 70 D. hi Plan or
no plan, what Is the resuT II Is NJ least jest what
should desre 1t toe old Indian story-an immense 10
emulation Of men EARLY dealt with aud finally dsposed Of
Yd If Delhi Is such trap may possibly pay for IT,
We hauc made ourselves snt Of Indidn Scbaaopo strength
ened H. and flied Il With cannon and and ammunition
Why We ever did this with Q pAce Of high MAhome.
dan fame, and then assigned It 10 the keep
ing OF an exclusively native force, we need net nos
inquire We hear further that several Thousands Of
he.deenders encamped under the guns outside the
walls and iuat tors that this "Sebastopol" BE- sup
paao and osses " he Ssma. Of 's% as ' But
these that this flight Delhi
must mot quarrel with them even with the policy Of
leaving "queea bee in the bive. Nowhere else Is any
stand made sgsDs as, where might have been
expected At AlAhabad handful Of European invalids
defended the fort an OF the chief arsenas In India
aesinst several native regiments Al Benares, with
the aid Of irregulars aud Sikh regiment, the mutt
Ieers were beaten of and driven towards Delhi BY
company of artillery and handful OF the Queens 18th
and the Madras ruSeers In fact, wherever there
European force the superiority Of the European has
been established against the greatest Odds and under CIR
Of much encouragement SO, In the midst OF
fighting in Dude, ct Aurungabsd, and other places, AZ
ory been eternity and fearessy vindicated by pub
lie executions, with the best results.
There have been many .menable assasinauons--
some Of them prisee, and amply avenged That
they should be noted exceptions an that any Of the Of
Of ympathizng. population, indicate either want
Of plan or OF earnestness, or, what would
S =. sss u. sns ": hsVs ssr
beaten the natives thoroughly, with very little loss The
only officer lost under the walls of Delhi IL Colonel Ches
excelenny supplied by Cham Serlain who was sent into
Afghapisan communicate with Dost Mahomed 10 the
expulsion Of the PersAns from Herat. Az for the be-
havior Of the native prn and the various bodies Of h
regulars, not always 20 good or satsfactcry as
might be, but not worse than expected. Many Of
Ds1 es my no M sup
sahes The Ghookas and other native troops col
looted asann Delhi, and brought into action immediately
Of seven hun bred and my miles in twenty eight days
from the Purjab. Thus the detection though 10
Universal and summed In the expression that the Ben
gal army has ceased 10 exist has many cpto has only
gy e. 'aa 1sSsr S S~S =" al S a. o az. i
murders which contribute dark color 70 This Disaster
Indicate weak covardy people, no 70 be dreaded In the
open Geld exoeps under the command OF superior race
eader has appeared and have only hope and pray
that such may be found among the re chiefs
The British public In India seemed 70 be well assur Of
The result and, what Satisfactory believe that
The and army are In good hands There
complaints Of delay Our news from Delhi comes only
down 10 the 36h day from he first outbreak and already
two battles had been fought ander It's walls, In both Of
which We were victorious.