The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

huge ship fun or from Portsmouth 70 Cacua A the
way under steam but to secure Is from 'os'ns ane "
Tine goes for much everywhere, hut n India hey e
very fast We see shat has been lost area.y Gene a.
~uh nj. stree b1nded Europeans keerut, before
he bsa rne 10 ary copclusoo handful If fugiuv-s
Ia possession Of po s bnss ,ssre a, , ana
Know within ior eight hours 81 Umoalsh ana severs
other post. shere there we're dis peaoe Eu open fo'cs.
sId the calculation that they should unite before
Delhi on :otb-that IL, fortnight, sner The out
break at thai city But siege train not at hand,
arc bad be AIsd for, though II no fortress
had 70 be tken but only az old wal tnat had TO oe
preached and the result that at the date
Of Jone Dlhi had been exactly nh in tue posses.
sion ~ he rebels Now as far regards the CT tse
che betiegrg fnrce, and everythrg likely to ben
within radius Of tSe miles Of Debit thai delay nigh
ono mutual eslnus. would do their within Ssll.
We are tod OF the puppet Emperor trying TO play
city dos btless want OF food for man aud horse
other sgns Of failure Every ADDITION TO the murneers
would stgrsvs'e thoe evils Meanwhile free
was oaiy scluTi tie means OF doug lis ~rk With
certainty snc 'G o Bat beyond that radius II 20
sehai the result Of a. rnsurgaa army Aoldiag for
sthole IN n Of soeia the socred eat IF IN
dan erpu,f Just misM be erp7cs,d nu,ny brelig
oie IN cy GfeT cry post 9fe p@, regiment oJtT c-q'en
81 the whole Ireiceng 4 Bngai and only auode' g DDS
C7-rg regiments "a the f'an5dab Cnus there seems
even where faia otposiuon TO fine ana
thought "a the latcu.r object in view the locality in
possession or cSnnot be surpri ,ed that
people taking OF themselves halta dozen i'm
porsI stations TO hicn on and fsm,ss falling
tack Nor We Hufpis d. on the othe han l. tpa. tue
expiration o. the ou,h nds the VIII e OF the upper par,
or the Presidency, nc u Alahabad in satv OF artus
revolt inpudent v.cia,on req men,s OF infantry i
regulars, Raih, al and every body, undisguised
giderirg he Der they rho Id revolt q It. and ing
see what would happen II Delhi
But We not that not hibtir at home
the rame de useful for the part but whole
Op larger fcae there l. the nights rest the
waiting for the siege TAIN and the PREPARATION to DO
the TX well when time precious than the
Corvenen or success " this tina Jaucua- ation
All the rule, OF the service Of several VI b,
respected Our great shi mus not exposed danger
or our Officers 70 work beoS Their rank With the sh
With the officers, With he vita the stores with the
COAL with the or getting all things hours
notice. one does no why the whole destined atdinon
20 her Majesty q army In India should not be embarked
10 mex Sunday, with fAf probability OF arriving at
Calcutta sal ing and eaning n two thirds OF the time
given by Lord Esnborough The kno rleoge shst 10000
twhe faces on the way, aud NAV be expec Ell In
Bengal next November, will no doubt be diHased
II win have its effect But 1t IL Always desirable
that mics should arrive, CesaY often tells he dit,
quicker than expecteoota erpseatdrl diem The enemy
are ike ourselves. they ant rect They would always
rather wait for something ohe. have their prepara
tions thoroughly com lese. There 10 always somebody
tor There IL al gays somebody VIII, n his
officers from fatigue, his from cholera, his hor,es
from eiarvaiou his Pretoran guard h. nigh Caste gen
Uemen, or his beautiful sh' ,s from indigniy harm
There is al rsys someb d! too who is busy looking
after his private tina, he neglect of his
public duties When there shortcomin all sides
victory OF en- falls TO tho side that has the least ~ them
and we uust the vicious pre- ,onderance will
ours wa is terrible work. The re-conqies and recon
artcion Of great empire tifino undertaking. We
s1uS efeo 10 demand sacrfce and hope there u
rss Be mash hestatpn 10 make them