Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

dercrs of our wives and children, over
the torturers of our own helpless
flesh and blood-victory over inft-
nous towards, over hideous fiends.
Surely heaven will send it full and
ample.
The English in India are most
critically situated. Read tho an
nexed:
From tho Daily News. Of August esth.)
On tho 10Th OF May Sir Henry
Lawrence wrote FROM Lucknow, "
sir Hugh Wheeler, ut Cawnpore,
You are u pillar vi strength " us
ut this juncture. In little more than
u mouth both OF these pillars VI
the British Empire IN India had ial.
len. WlilougnDy, the bravo ana
modost-M lliouynby, who ired tho
powder maguz,ne at Dolhi--is NO
more. There nave been other, though
less important, lossus Ia high quar-.
tors. Anson has already uoen Iol-
lOwed ny Barnard; and pOth VI thv
two invapaUlos wno inltvrvd IN the
iaco OF mdiny NJ Arungaoad anu
Benarus, appear " hasv rutlrvu ON
tho pivu vi s.eknoss. There ~ reason
W ivar tor Tue survivors. Neil, wvr.
NY 10 be u iellow.sOldlvr vi Law.
renee aud Wheeler, was brought al-
must " the doors VI death whiiv max
,ng hls heroic oxvrtlons for tho do.
iense of Aliaha1ad ana the rvilef vi
UawnpOru. Aud DOth at Dvlhl Alu
.Aiiauaoad disease would have appear
Sd w nave accustomed mvre ueatlis
aM )hg taS r.ln8 anI nle vi oar Euro
l'ean army than tno mutiueers. IL In
wis Thought that Weighs upon thv
noarts vi the nation wnerevvr Indiu
~ mentioned. lruo the mutinvvrs
ruu0l and ruol back wards Whenever
thoy are compelled To cross bayonots
VITA tue loyal troops. But battle,
pestilonee, and iaInlne eonsplrv
against the Earopean nucleus OF tnat
portion of tue sVlalory upon whom
40 can rely, aud unless their numbers
oe spoc'liy augmented, they may
ulclt away even IA tho midst of victv.
rivs. IL ID this that makes every
earnest man wrlthe with impatlcneo
whom tue hlppant mouth.pieee "
Government, il the Press or IA Par
iament, prate about the great things
70 DO done when Lno army, now scat.
torci IN small dutatchmvuts over the
ocean, shall assemble IA India Ia the
cool season VI the year. Lot vs. SOC;
tue trst troop snip Tor India sailed
irom England on The last OF June.
onLo that time troop.shlps have been
taking thor departure Almost daily
ior Calcutta aud kurracnee. Jhv
average voyage 10 India round the
Capc cannot 20 estimated under three
months. About tho end VI Septem.
Der the first reinlorcements may be-
gln 10 reach Calcutta and kurracnee,
and thoy Will keep dropping ia there
throughout tho months vi October,
November, and December. But troops
cannot be forwarded irom Calcutta
10 Allahabad, or from kurrachee "
MoOltOn ia less than three weeks.
IL viii, therefore, bo the beginning ol
November before the first drlblcts Oi
these vaunted reinforcement reach
the tbeater OF war. Our most recent
accounts from that quarter reach only
10 the middle oil July. What effects
may not battle, pestllonco and famine
have wrought IN tho course OF three
months upon tho small European
force that Is so gallantly making
head against insurgent multitudes I
''Varus give me back my lcgions,
Augustus IL said 10 have cried IN his
sleep, alter the slaughter OF the Ro-
nuiis IN the insurrcction OF tho Ger.
nans on tho Lower Rhine. In like
manner England, while tossing in tho
dreams OF dlstempered sleep, may,
Gro long call IN valn ior those gallant
leglons whose bonos may then whlton
all the region of IIindostan.
Tue Liverpool times says;
The following remarks Ia u metro.
polItan morning contemporary will
and response In every british
oosom2 "Nana Sahib has released
us from all obligation; aud IL ho or
any VI his gang escape tho halter, II
must only DO because tho bullet oi
the bayonet has bven beforehand
with IT, We trust that England will
spare no cost OF men or vi money to
sIndicato justice and humanity upon
tho person OF this savage and his
nyrnndons. Extraordinary crimes
require extraordinary penalties; aud,
II W. mean To sustain the British
rule OF human nature Itself, In any
wholesome sense of that term, IN
ulndOstan, wo must make u signal
example OF the mon who have offered
these aIifonIs upon II, We occasion
ally hear whispers about cheap scnti-
ments OF mercy and pity for these
mvn, Whatever wo may desire Tor
Iheir souls, 1t is plain matter oi bust.
ness what we have To do with their
oodies, aud not only India, but the
world will bc intolorable IL we neg
iect our duty 10 them. Nothing else
viii toll upon the Mahomedan and
tho lllndoo. For our religion, our
teaching aud preaching, they have
an uiler contempt. Fortunately they
understand what is to be hung, and
nave u particular objection TO il,
What We have 70 teach the followers
oi Maiommed and the worshippers
of Vlsbnce is that, whatever tnell
creed or their caste, we treat mur.
dercrs as we do dogs, and in all NOR
III respects rate them u great deal
lower. 49,. 81 ~
APPLE TREE BoRERs.-We are more
tried with the annie trea borer than