New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
STATE OF THE INDIAN AUTINY.
from The BOMBAY Times, July "A.

aood" of the insurTectioD and may hope that
future advices will be chiefly occupied with recital
Of the subsistence Of this great rebellion, ana the re-
torotion of order in the disturbed provinces. The
truth is that there are no more regiments TO Inutiny,
unless they are TO be those OF Bombay and Madras,
concerning the fidelity If which there Is not the slight.
EFT ground Of suspicion Delhi had not fallen up to
the 9th June-the date Of our latest advices, via
Lahore. There las been good deal of lighting out
side the walls the rebels being defeated on every oc
casion with great slaughter and it is matter of much
cOrgratulaOn that the apparent h0peessness OF their
cause has etiectually checked the disposition of the
mutneers at other stations proceed to their ASSET
ance. The only attempt which has been made to re-
enforce them seems to have been on the part Of the
Nusseerabad mutneers, who were cut up dreadGlly
on the occasion by General Bamards force. Whether
sny q them get inside the walls or not We cannot
During the fortnight Just elapsed We have received
intelligence Of the muhy of the troops at Moradabad,
Fyzsbad, Seetspore Saugor, NoggOpg, Banda Fat
tehehur Mhow and indOre, and We proceed briefly
to relate the particulars of each in so far as hey are
known TO US.
Itis now evident that an arrangement existed be-
tween the troops at Bareiy, Shabjehanpore Lucknow
ard Moradabad to effect a simultaneous rising A
glance at the map will show the prox unity of these
stations to each other and the outbreak occurred at
each on the morning Of the same day.
The mutipy at Bareilly, which We reported in few
words in our last ssue seems TO have been attended
with circumstances Of peculiar atocity and reachery
Only the day before their outbreak the Sepoys ap-
peaed TO their officers to recall their wives and FAM
lies from the hs where they had been sentfo safety,
ano even 10 the last moment these miscreants swore
TO protect their officers to the DEATH The regiments
rose n masse Sunday morning the lst Of June, u
shoted gun being fired the signal about ii o'clock.
The men at rushed upon the officers lines aud
opened fu-iaCe upon the bungalows. Such officers
as were able Immediately got on their horses and
made for the rendezvous previously agreed upon
among them-the cavalry parade ground. An inef
fectual effort was made to bring back the troops to
Al hut Irels hen
with grape shop and they had to ride for their lives
The country having risen liz all directions, it was with
extreme difficulty, and only by rde OF seventy miles,
that the little band at last found safety az Nynec Ia
IN the hills, where they had previously sent their fam
lilies. Here the refugees are congrcgated in numbers
which will probably awe any attempt to attack them,
and as the place il of very difficult approach, We may
hope they are III safety AZ M0Ialabad the dssirs OF
thunder seeMs to have prevailed the murderouS
properses of these miscrean;, AND they gave their
ufii oeIs two hours gtsce TO make their escape, IN
WI jcb thew fortunately succeeded, the whole ~ the
officers Goth Regiment and the residents, with their
families escaping To Nypee Tai the day after the ar
ryal Of the Bareiy refugees We stated III our last
sdyicee that great fear entertained that The whole
of the station Of Shah ebanpore had been mass acred
We are happy, however TO learn that good many
have escaped, but we are unable as yet To give the
particulars.
Ilt rising at Fyzabad occurred on the night OF Su.-
day the Sth ult the 9th Regiment Dude Irregular In.
fairy giving the signal which was immediately an'
swered by the 22d Regiment Native Infantry. They
at once took possession of the battery aud would not
allow the officers to approach. but do not seem to have
offered them any violence. Fysabad is in the very
heart Of Dude, ard is situste upon II branch oi the
Gauges The officers determined 10 endeavor to es-
cape by boat aud were allowed quietly 10 embark.
About ten miles down the river they met some 800 or
800 mutineers encamped, who fired upon and pursued
the iugives, killing number of them. We have
reason to believe, however, that considerable num-
Der Of the officers have effected their escape from this
station, and, whatever msy have taken place after
la fEa All The The,
to have been characterized by the s.rangest mOdsra-
ton. We cannot resist the temptation q quoting
foln letter on the subject:
The of the utiny of the 22d Regiment ba any
romance; they guarded their officer. and their bungalow after
mutnyiug placed sen,re aZne aud all public prop
out pickts proven, the ownspeopc and servant.
footing, held council OF war, IN which the cavalry
pishes Ire guam PIopo,sd to III The oicrs bat the I'D Oh
leave and might take with them their private and
y but T HU 9f cd n G M S s ng
GeIa Ressedsr ordered TO provide them He did
but merely small dnres that they could only brug
ouade each and then they wer" pre,ented WITH go "heh
The rebels took from the to give them When the
.AS 'h. tb .hSSr Mar Or ,be 5 n Id
been appointed TO the the ation each
corp, appointed OF its OH Their chief"
We are yet without particulars Of the muny at
SaugCr the Of which reached us on the Sth inst
from our correspondent at Kanp!ce, who was able
however, TO inform that Atrocities had a. yet
been committed, all The officers an families with the
European Artillery having taken refuge in tue fort,
q
the Saugor and Nerbudda territories and must hsye
a considerable European population in tAe shape OF
Writers conductors, and Others. conc erniuy whose
sefcty, after what has rausplred q. Jhsps in these
same territories much must be felt [, is
10 be hoped thet these men and their families have
taken reilge in the fort also.
Concerning the mutlny Et NSwgobg We simply know
the fact thai the h. adquaI=Is-of the 18th Native In
faury AID OF the 18th Irregular Cavalry stationed
there have followed the example of the lef, vim of
each corIs yslch stationed Jhansi but tina, III
officers are sGie. The aews o: the Jhansi mutiny We
coun unicated 10y last Lail, wGl all account OF tie
bloody TRAGEDY enacted that % sion by the ma.
sCic 81 all uhe aTopeaFs. in the Eiace We nov learn
ahat, Dc sides, Me- Skene and ieiaily Mrs BrDype
Mes BrJwIe, apd Mrs Davidson were killed
Altogether L. 81 ou countrymen and women we're
alag htered in Cls small station. Inc only psr..n,
knoSyn 10 have escaped are t0 customs off ers ..a,
have reached Agra
The only particulars We haze of the mr-ipy q,
Ba ndS az. contained jr letter from iaode ,,xteJ
We k.Ts escaped fran Ba-da 20 Nasode ln through ID.
mercy, have uiI-oIly pErseSTcL Or sanday lie
try. The bruec pSlted their fs and wsssd 70 Iii a..
b1 The 30 stood BY and got into tusie. aud on
boss sid " Of The p@.e VS. IN haze btos- go:
mile Il .saul We KAT a. All tonis&. fJr Mir
pore and hope safely bat this dst ny much
dis:uItSx We gave 10 party Al 40 M I'd l>nt1ne
Mr.. and Ms Wets:er AesH. Asyns shsr.H CLARK Be~.
Cousins IutcEin.- Os~n ana Gyn. We STAYING ", d
NJ jor and sr. Ella Sssode Their kr4res. ettsl.
ana We haye rested t~.s days"
Of the whole ceaAtry II Roh:uGd, F1;teb2 Lu,
Furruckabsdl was tie ast station to rse Ia, lgt,,
RI girnen has unquesuorably given in simply I, lie
force Of Ire dangerous example al around i. Toe
Sepoys OF his corps coptn'd )r weeks 20 guard the
tie Bsuy AID msiLaiD Discipline, wnHe every s.S.iOD
&c ar lem in op=n mgtry, Ibsy do hot appear
20 have Of. red any violence whatever . Gs.f eff
'tTs, trt NOT ns!srcto'y ro,,or sTtV"Iet Ala