New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
INDIA.


The Irdisn NAL bad reached England siu, dAns
from Calcutta to the 2S<h Of ssptenber and Bombay
70 tie ID Of October.
TIE news is very important. Delhi, the stronrhsH
Of the mureers LAYING been assaulted AMI carried ~
the Europeans.
fhe Gsart wss commenced "a the rorsipx Of ths
18th September, the siegs-trsu hsvrg previously ~
duotd the ba<tio1s and curtain sssipst which its Gre
WAS directed, 70 ezumblipg ruins. The sttscl W.
made In four oolnnrs o. which one composed Of The
Cashmere Contingent, was repulsed The others wsee
successful. An entrance effected Of the CssAmxs
gate to the north Of tie city, and an sSvssco w.
sds along the rsmpsrts TO the Csbu gate, where q
obstinate but ineffective resistance WA made bv tAs
mutireen. The nert day the British csmnescsi
firing en- The magazine and stormed that position %
the lth capturing with il l25 pieces Of csrnoa no
official dispatches end at tbis point but insellSsaes n
which full reliance was placed, had been received 70
tie efec. that after three more days Of 6Shting The
British troops on he 10Th took entire possession Of he
city.
Tie loss OF the British in killed and wounded -
sisted ct 600 men inclpns 80 officers. The slssehtx
amcrg The mutineers is believed TO have been grsak
but no estimate Is given. large numbsr escaped %
of the city, smcrg them the King of Delhi and his tw0
sons disguised in women's clothes. The Engish Cav
airy had moved forward 10 intercept and dsstoy the
fugitives.
In his order for the Assault Gen. Wilson stated tbs
DO qusrter ssouo be given to the muneers bat thsI
all the women ard children should be spared
Scinde, II reported, raising Is. 900 usa -
intercept fugtises.
Ger. OutIams force reached Cswnpere % the iSsh
of September ard on the lrh Gen. Hsveock leh that
place for the relief beleas uered garrison .. bac
now. II was confidently believed that the gaxrissa
would hold eat until relief arrived which was expected
about the end of September.
AZ Agra all was quiet
Fears we're entertained of new outbreak at Asssa.
A conspiracy 10 reetore the ex- Rsjah he'd been d.
tected.
One hundred and City prisoners taken by Gen. Nal
at CswnpoIe are said to have been liberated By to
Cove rDmen II is also said that the Supreme Gcvn-
cl ad sent up TO the disturbed districts one OF ~
members 10 eecro the Generals in command In the en-
ecuiien of MA :tsl law. The lenercy Of the Gov~s-
ment was strongly condemned both in india nod Ea-
glard.
The Intelligence from the Bombay Presidency q r.
vorab,e, though few csses of dissfsctos AsA 90.
cured in the army In Scinde. At Kurrsohee, the 2iA
Bombay Native Infantry cd been d'srmed and sbcst
twenty men of the regiment had been convicted Of .
serious plot 10 murder al the European aodszecutsd
At Hyderabad in the tame province a company Of ns
tive artillery had beer disarmed.
The whole Of the northeast frorter is aid 10 b b
disturbed state.
Considerable reeuforoements had arrived al Cal
cutta
The country between Calcutta and AlAhsbsd wsa
perefecly quiet.
To the northwest Of Delhi, Gen Van Ccr.iau & We
busiy pressing disturbance andresettGng the eouary
The Bengal Huka'u newspaper he'd been stopped.
but tie license was restored after the lapse OF week.
At Calcutts, the Produce market was unstsred. BOD
there was some improvement in the demand ssr in
ports. Freiehts were dull and money very tight. kx-
charge on London, 2s SD. for credit.
At Bcmbsy trade vas active and money sbsndanA>
Exchar &c on London, q. lid The monsoon WA Is
an end ard had been very favorable one.
At Madras prices Of exports were high. Tho import
market was stssdy. Money easy. ExchUgs %. go
for scrip.