New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10
NUMBER 1856,
Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP ARABIA,

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80 s..en,aaap Aiaoa leaI Lssetpoof On sass mosnr
mg q tne 18th MT, and reached View Yosk on the
"a INST We extract the following from her adv5ces
The u. s. sIoopof war p,vmontf, cantma ndev Taht
green arrived at Southauntnn rnm exeI 81 IL leu
and was expected 10 reuai,, n y.nrt aft Sn,sn;h}
and then return to the United States =.
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India. which indeed 4 ~ 9eMs IRON
terest to be found il our es a. us,e,. q IN
The Indian mails had besr EN- ~ p:spsSss.
vices from Caicutta % tSs Sa,vee 1Ss bringing ad
Bombay to the 18TH and fron, T.d i. .S .tom
detachment Of $50 Euroneans s.tchsd y rs - T..
suit Of the Dinauore mutineers stfscir ii - u Jus
at Arrah but being oyernowered ~ nnr,sss e.,sny
compelled to retreat with loss II q00 I;,isa ~
wounded ----->'e sses sssss1
Gen. Havelock, after having advanced to within me
DAYS march Of Lucknow had heen OBLIGED q IN
back upon Cawnpore and there 10 place IA wonuded
men and captured guns In safety. Choiera has
broken out among his small force = ~
The 18th irregular cavalry had n,utinied AZ sacos
ne,s and had rnassacred their ofiicers Moi had
been discovered and thwarted 10 lassaere tbe EnsO
peans at Benares and Jessore -
The latest news from Delhi, which was wen autteu-
cated represented that not only were the
still before the place. but that they had been strongly
reinforced and general assanlt was ernected n Z
lew DAYS. = = n =
The Paris Journal des Debats says Although, the
official dispatches represent England a. still holding
out at Agra, we have reason to believe that this in
teIlireucc viii not be Confirmed and that the heroic
garrison has been DESTROYED, with the women and
children under its protection
The besieping armv At Dehi was ATTACHED hv the
mntineers on tie l4th. 18th and 2sd Julv. and suf
fered loss of over 500 men in the several encoun-
ters but the assaiants were repused on each occa-
sion with great slaughter Among the severely
wounded was Adiutant General CharnbarIaip. =
/ The Bombay Times or the 18th or August contains
the following account Of the mutiny in that presi.
dency, the native troops in which had preyously
| been faithful rs % ..7'
| We have remarked that mntiny "a no longer cnr
fined to the Bengal army The infection f1as reached
our own presidency-our own troops In couse-
quence of the more scrupuous withholding of inteli
gence on the part Of Government, the community ].
kent in constant state nf nainful suspense as6 n
liability to alarm and panic fs,'.
| We know that mutiny has broken out in the Bonn
bay native infantry stationed at Kolapore The onl,
particulars that have reached us regarding it are
that portion Of the regiment mutinied on the Buck
rec Fed, the Ist inst When the officers were assem-
bed in the billiard room after mess a Jemadar rshet
in and gave them warning that the men were comm
| to fire on them They immediately repared 10 In,
place of rendezvous previously appointed but thre
Young officers ignorant Of the pface or bewilderet
in the darkness. went astray., and were taken an,
| murdered by the mutineers. The mother Of the IL
| madar, an old woman. went TO the house of Maio
Roland, the Commanding officer Of the regiment.
4 he
room to warn the ladies' Of their danger and affor
| them an opnortunjty of making their escape.
No sooner had the ladies effected their scane tta,
| the house was Surrounded by the mntineers. Dsan
i ponted of their prey thew reyenped themselves nI
the faithful old woman-ier fidelity cost her her life
| number of tba rebels were sa;zsa tha rast mod
their way to other narts of the conntrv They hav,
since returned, and there has been obstinate fghtE,
there Int we have not learned the resnlt, ReIoium
Dharwar. Rutnapherry. Sattara. and other Mace
| we've fms thrown into great excitement ~
An officer present when the Enronean troops unde
Gsn. Hayelock entered Cawnnore gives the follow
inc descrintion of the Siege n seams the troon
entered the nlace on the mornino of Iuv I7tl, hay
ng the NIGHT before defeated the rehels 6(O STRONG
in an engagement about Ave miles from the CITY. MI
rebels hurried to Cawnpore after their defeat. an
the took nlace onv few bonrz hefore i,
HayaneI entered p'N' '' 7" -" Noui' DsoA' y =
Tbere we're two inches of blood unon the navenan
and from the report that we got from the residen
Of The place II annears that after We had heaten n
entered the Mace where the nnhapny victims yyeT
killed ali the ladies and threw tie children alive
l., welias the ladies' dead hod;es' into a Wen in II
COMPOUND. / saw it, and it was an awful sight,
We're srinned Of their clothes before thew were mn
dered. - .. - - F, =
Mice Wheeler the danobter of Sir n Wbeele
thew saw killed Ave Of these fiends with reyolyf
hefore thew conld pet near her What an heroic snr
She must have hadI The sight. of the nlace wher
these moor ladies were murdered ia indeed awfu
innc tresses r of bairNdresses covered with blood.
here and there n workbox or bonnet.
net' 'fl' 'ii'' Great Great Britain. Tus' -
The town of Belfast had. on account of the reeer
riots been proclaimed under the most stringent prt
v;s;ons If tba Mcrime and ontraga law 4 iaro
corca had heen nrJara5 tbare an5 th
inhabitants had heen called mon to deliver m III
arms and ammunition in their possession.
The Directors of the Red Sea TeIegranh Connan
! hove dacnad r. loY, dorn taia1ran II limo npIas
upon a guaranteed rate Of interest
4 The Bank of England had declared dividend
81 per cent. for the 6alf YEAR - :
It is announced in French and German papers tha
the English Government does not intend for Ii,
4 present TO form a foreign legion. : - =
The great Doncaster ST. Leger was won by Impe
rieuse the two fayorites Blink Bonpy and Ignoramu
coming in fourth and fifth. = - :