Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-30
The News from India.

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The h Sys from India.
The news frcm the seat of war IN lna;a, |
brought BY the jGra, If accurate in It's letails,
IS far the most favorable for the British arms |
that has been received since the frst out
break. The defect Of Nena Sahib's army |
By General Havclock's comparatively small
force; the capture Of the rebel-chiof's artil-
ley; the demolition of his stronghold ut Bi-
thoor; the desertion, under the influence Of
p1nic produced by repeated defeats, Of part
of bis forces; the self-destruction Of the mis-
creant and his family, doubtless to escape
the vengauce of the British soldiers, whom
be saw he could not long evade; aud the re-
lief Of The feeble and suffering garrison of
Lucknow, are the most important features
OF the newsby this arrival, and, if authentic
Justify in some measure the expectation of
successful movement against Delhi, whittier
| General Havelock WIS said to be marching
With the remnant of his victorious baud..-
/ Reinforcements we're arriving almost daily
| from the British colonies The force des-
tined for serr!ce in CHM. the troops which
we're employed in Persia, and the detach-
ments from the Cape Of Good Hope probably
reached India soon after the departure OF the
mail, If uot before i, and under the command
of Sir Colin Campbell, whose arrival is an
| nouneed, and whose well known military
skill and achievements in tie Crilnea woaid
naturally inspire the conf lence Of the inen
aud officers under Lis orders, would cause
an Important change in the aspect Of affairs
before Delhi. The relief of Lnckhow, with
the dispersion Of the 0ude rebels is Of n-
calcuiable valus to the British cause, lie.
cause not only Goes il cireumseribe the the
atre of operations ana facilitate couceu'ra. /.
ton of the British forces for the attaek on
Delhi, but is also calculated, az in the case
OF Nena Sahib's ca.alrs AMI infautry, vino
threw down their aiuIs aud Aea in every di-
rection, to discourage the rebels, TO increase
their confidence IN the possibility Of their ri
umrh. So far as We have Yet seen, Neua
Sahib was tue most prominent and influential
leader of the rebels, and as The pretended
successor of the las, PeichEa OF the hI.h-
rattas, ii may be inferred that he was acting
in concert with the kng of Delhi, the noal-
inal head of the revoi and OF the Al,aonma-
dan cause. His total overthrow, notRIt,i-
stand ne the immense superiority Of his ferce
and his utter hopeessness OF success, AZ
shown by bis dcstrnctim of himself and his
family, will bot fad to discourage tae rest
of the rebels, and if il does not cause deser-
ton in tacir ranks, viii probably deter 9TH
crs from joining them. The daily iuereas-
ing strength Of the British arnly. ard the nc
tivity aud DETERMINATION displayeG by the
Government, vii tend e. increase this feel
ing: and if onee the rebels cease to hepe,,nd
commence TO fear,those already compromised
may iglt with the energy ofdaspiration ,con-
sei9us OF the auitle punishment whinh they
deserve, and are sure to ,ecieye, lba; those
4 who have moi VET identified themselves. with
4 the moveu,eut-tbe country porulatiou in
H partit,ilAr--will lhe4itase bafors tlssyT risk
] their lives and nropertS on 50 dangerous
1 adventure. ii 49, euauaB I'D
4 ADVANTAGE or PCScruAriog Panc-
tnation, that il the putting tho stops in the
right places, cannot be roo soauh'uslg
studied. We lstsfy teat, ma country pa
per, the following startling account OF Lord
pallLeiston's Appearance III the li6uae4 Of
Conlnons 1.o4a Pain,a9ssoa ,irtn easete.l
on lis head, Whit, hat U pom Ms iFeet, lNrsa
bur we'll polished boots uroh his Abraws .
dark cloud in BIZ tani, his faithful willing
stick III his eye, nenacihe glare Saying
nothiag. lie 81, down. - fanc5s ss
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RI Nor BAD.--tiWhere aas /, ,ap,. said .
liule erchip, p,gone day 20 bis .n,'her,, ss hc
stood gazing upon his arqs4sq apd pressratdl
lipay where was ! waen yqu psqrried, pq1'-
Why didnt YOU take, lue alpngl ! could
4hasc Plckeiiout biter uian than ~ a.
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: says, s.rbe Pope seuts 4 6atfin ,Scesland.
i eg'5e Scotch send Il Back agar, rni inforu
: ias Holiness Tia, they have Kaoa Of iheni
own.