The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

rHH MUrIHY IN INDIA.
from the CAlcutts Gnsl ,hman, July 90
The hopsa Id 10 lat desps,cn the capture
Of Dcni have fu1ed the vsrious reports which
reached M iorned cut - ravs aisea from at>oks
ssong enorgb 10 stemp assault, and tho repforoe
mepts sher say him would h. dly reach MIN mucd
wers uninterrupted we should probao head me
rcsult tf the Affair before tas lime. As IT, lte
pTosies s nSkns. Genera Hsyelocx has defeated he
irurgeps ~ win be sesn by the report oeio sst
ppshed 10 Ca~npore, 800 late, fear, 70 of
The dey oed gsrtson OF that place. and TOO lAe 10
that gallant onlcer, cir Las, onco, rho was mort ly
wounded In sorie from hg lines Al Iucknow D the ii
ils'. and dat On the AIN. he iosx Of such Law
renee aud Wheeler ~oad At any hne be severely felt,
but jost now, when they cannos be replaced, 1t II .
dh sster.
viii be by tbe various reports which arc sub
joined that the m,tny friends aA Ue upper propcs,
and aq from AaAabaa The Punab ns,e u ~ order or
oJe0ience nothing feseabtng loprrmnt byold the p,its
5deJe1 GARRISON Naere he b assh tag IS aiu hois,ed
The Eunetlpss OF tho peaceful ana well disposed inhse
MS. be intense exeosed "a they not merely to
the cxactops Of orderly sod,ers but bands of rob
eerx ana dscoin VIII be long before tranquility and
confidence restored.
no longer necessary TO ask which Of the Bengal re
gmens have mutnisd, but which loyal and Is
6rm opinion that, unleas where overswed Dy Brsu sol
dieTs se araed ON her comrades that they have
bcpe OF joining them without pens attacked scarcely
I, which is reported 70 bave 70 ight voluntarily and
with out European cicen the side Of the government
"oro fantful forDd anldn innumernble false I" An q
rule The stronger their professions OF 10y a the less taey
10 be Hussed, and k 70 be feared that the death OF
tie good and gallant i H. Lawrence was caused by the
scsertivn Of there scouucreh when led olt 70 action
Still have officers of rnnk who have plan for
the future than te alton Of this ary Of asaassaa
but uen Il TO be yecol ciea that like the rorknen of
Ephesps IL by this craft they have their gains Per
haps different view Of Indian affairs will be taken at
bone and sy then DO nten that not merely large
Bfi,nh amy, but also large dy Of British born
all public employ monts, absolutely nesessAry this
country TO be held In peace, and With advantage 70 the
Inhabitants ~ well ~ ~ greai Britain.
Every exerton IL now being made to collect foroe
which win put all re,lstauco transports arc Abou.
70 be despatched and III ames have been sent 70 the
Cape for troops, and In ihe meantime some Madras rsg
mepis are ccm ~ 70 Bengal
FIRST DsFEATs or THE sKPoY mUrRRKas.
from the Loudos Peat, Sept
Between General 8aveoor's three brilliant and VIC
torious acacDs s reported Ia the advoes from B,mbsy),
and the various previous repuses OF the nutincess
whesh or before Delhi, al Agra scwhere, there
,hs grand and cheering difference ha a tue rcs nave
been but 70 many defensive Efforts on the pars Of troops
sbAnc oned surprised and boras cd by mso y OF their
o~n comraees whereas, General Hayeiooks smai corps
the outbreak OF this villAnons treason.
al former advantages gained 10 tho neli meant that
200 rood ,oetr resi.,.noe sa thew held sher sroaed
mat they we're not sered when came 10 hghpg
that the rebels bad not smoed tsem unoer foot despite
the prodiEou' dispruportou OF the respective material
In iR very nature snf eesenc, Gen Hsveocx's
operation differs from these heroic os u an sxxres
s,ve cvemen,- 10 the fr agsre,si movement ,ince
The mutiD, began. and has been In the high
eit degree What makes sll more sasfsc o,y 10, Inst
this 6o~-this nrrt ofensve blov-hss been struck
sRAins, Mana sAhib bins.K-the caltn Who smlou the
atrocities which have sgralzed this revolt has already
oornived TO attain An abomnsbe pre- emnenoe Untl
rcw, ~e may cav with so, exsctness thai the moiincss
.ho spcceedeo in suvprsov and ueachcronsy numbering
their officers II kecsutwho def In scizins Delhi
IN masacring woven and chd,cn-in surprising the FOO.
ro,s Of Dude have had a the n,s 10 ve. in tbe game 70
themselves TIE yeJase Of h.ir smti>s, k foreaautng
eren q Mar atsek up0n 1ga, and al ne otasr
slece,,s onlv in h1 ,ense- MAJ he rsb.h, on u1ir
itd> had not suooeaded that they had r1de certain
dizino 0tempn, and tA>se hss failed We oaad htner.o
undertake notnrg what the sepoys undertook whenever
they had to into ircc, collision ~tbs c,mplc,e Eu
ropean force, however small broke down every Snsre
that vas pecessay the Of ureetcs with
The sfn violence 81 this outbreak
Very different IL the p~rfc-mspce Of the small nev
Gree under kscr Rsnaud captain Msvdc, of the artillery,
om Ceycn, and General HsV socr While stii exhaast
ed with the de, pera,e forced ehes which had ee
their jsncton with each other they we're as Cd (beipg
uusser Esroessn.j Sy Ssns .siS sS.e nu and ana
erocious battalion, we're SUI seekrE with she cArnsge
perpeirHied In defiance Of the solemn oath that had
but Iust before PANIED his is Bat he fell upon this
vearied and comparatively small body, only 70 meet
with hing overthrow. 80 complete was 1t, thai he
sr"u9 ss am n me a.ua. o. he aso
pursued him Into ~npcre, and OF a. and n The
entire province forcing him twce 70 turn 70 bay and twoe
again rouiue hin upcu the heid With loss of nftesn
more OF hs runs until be chased back into Hthoor
from which be had originally Issued his mission OF
rhs il but On DssaIm.pt r sh.eea hundred additional
Europsaps cannot trAbls The British nv 10 ,erpa
mueh and VII barely replace the vacancies oAused by
dsease hardshirs and battle. But The reinforcement vii
cheer oope and coonr shei, endu arce I, tnown
be followed BY osher and aier bode, nAsenng the
,essSs % oysr land s.s ,s. ore...s q 'ss as.ny
bsiars vill srt ~ . warning JPN the mrds Of the
usnee, ~ho unable 10 crush the FEE regiments already
before them, though sosisd and surprised, will no,
ceivs increased hopss psevarg now the certain
and iufalble sucocrs have actually begun to spp,sr
Bot neither isese obvious conside-saous, mr. the posi-
tive scccesiop (hovever sma p the strength Of gar
rscns IN the insurRepi eisrcs comprise sl that mpor
tsns In General Havscck arrival Had he stolen into the
Brh camp before Dehi or had he oep, into L,ckoo.,
into Agra, nto any Of the mensccd ste ions had he
drnt no more than suddenly 10 enter the dnfbed
rrsion pnd there shut him.elf In fortified
sirr, all that No have stated would be sduaI rue Our
troors would be % much tbe stronger, nxn the
In beart and The enemy much ,aafll Akey 70 scs
ss ss %'ss ss 4! sa. 70 s.s
vay but heva H. into tbe icene Of oouhect with oud
tread vih crushing stops with his ssord dripping from
psnxed the coming Of the very nrn British troops
not included IA sbose originally surprised; and
erecs Of bis arrival ienfod, and ~ moral eecis hon
dredfod Usess the rsvsses Of choiers and other ds
ceses hsye prcveA far more tue came out de
The ave r-gim enh ihere assembled will be sbo 70 await
ndomhably the rriB oroemens which win enable them to
quit their altitude Of psent observation and 70 enter upon
'he career Of syepsipg vicory A a Iukermsn against
far wcrther foe, and thousand other occatious
he cheffnn aon demardc OF hose Br soldier IL that
FOR which the are more distinguished FOR any otnor
hat for vhich hcr character most as them md that In
which no ether troops ever surpssed, or perhaps
ever sven equalled themto sapd nrm, sod unfolding
ard uushahen against overwhelming numbers and uncee
he most crushing dhsdvanses Of position of climate, Of
hardship and OF privancn This shey -in do; or hey
tail, mortal man could sos have achieved IL
sTRsNarH or THR BRirtsH IN INDIA.
from the Homerard Mail (IIonden), Aug 81
Ihe daily announcements OF the despatch OF frcsn rein
force MI nis 70 lpds The Ing 1 OF for the con
vey snfe Of roope The vb OF great personages 70 tne
pcinn of hkailon, the masuifcenoe Of We vese es
and he continued din and busla o. great expedition
trd N nvinoe every one that ssooisninx efrts se
eng made Tor the complete Aton OF 20 M