New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

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with the reu sinder back ~ Cswnpore. Rou1d ms.
station, sg.ip, the G.vhor mutireer Are ssd 20 DC
concentrating; but This report, hse mos. others, re-
ouires coI6rmation Al pre,ent they are nrsGs,l
Agra IL truth Notwithstanding the fsl Oh Deln' s'
we can hope 10 do is TO maintain our ground until toe
Erpisb 7. en- fofcements arrive. They eeanos De osfs
in force till November. They will then be rsosp9nea
in steamers and by immense bullock trains 70 A.len+
bad whence strong columns under Sir Coin = ahlp'
bell will sweep through the North vest and Oade re-
copQuerI the provinces ss II theJ hsd never oeen N
our possession. This movement cann1t be coIlnsnceo
till the I'd Fl December and TIL then have no' NV
Of reporting The approach Of permanent tiabqlhlty.
Meanwhile difficulties rot ye, described 10 yoH col
umDs are thckenipg round us.
"The greatest Of these cliff entities tie position OF
the Government Of Ildis 50 respects me EhoOesus.
The revolt wholly unexpected ss II ives w.
.tupfed tbsn sppslt the dominant race. FOR fort,
right muiry after muiiry srociry af.ei sulciy ipuud
them still flumb.rDg on in strange secnn'y; sno,
then as it seemed IN an hour all over india tue Euro
pesn c. immunity swoke. TIE gr,s woite sfstoc'.cy;
which bas governed India for q hundred year, ato
wboee existence as body seems n sit iofgotsa ~
Efgsrd displayed that terrible eIergy wn,ca is 50
frequently Impaired by the pride OF race. 10 usny
districts single officials took on themselves s2eouI
authority. In sl they held out against aoy o'ds az
with spy mesns with a courage sach Sc only men 40
situated can display. There have been my sleses Oh
Lndof derry, such a. Mscsusy has descrlosd' III 'ue
past three months. There lie scarce one slnge cae
which Europeans hoRever cutaunbsred or however
de- stiLte Of means failed to resist TO the cehh Ioe
community felt ike Mr.. Tucker Of Nsgode, wno VITA
escape easy positvey refused TO be dictateg 70 y!
natives Of any kind seated himself on the roof OF az
cutchery ana quietly shot down every asrs;sh W.
app,oacbed Before he was killed be had slam
fifteen Of his enemies. From fist TO 1881, toe
Europeans never doubted ether the heA1ht VI
the danger or the means for lie suppression. lac
instinct Ct sefpreservstiOn taught them tTo gres
fact: l. Tbattbey were engaged IN var foshdHce
with the military caste throughout India = las.
that class must destroyed aud the pfeoomnancs O.
- - aZFA rrl
not ten Europe ais in India who do not bod these 70
belitfs with faith in the presence OF whlcnieVen re
g'ous farsicism is weak. Accordingly the whole
80 000-there are scarcely more-attscse1 oy 9J,VoV
soldiers ano surrounded by hundred millions oil dOn0.
full friends turned desperately at bay l. foe Pu1Jao
they found in Sir John Lawrence leader lpOued
with their own convictions. In week the funJao
was ssfe. The rebels had been opposed at on5e 6y
men who had for the hour forgotten mercy Every
soldier who mutined was blown from gun, or shot
Every villager who helped them was hanged. Inc
Oar ger ceased and from that moment every new mu'
try strengthened the hands Of the Chief Comn's
siOner. In Benares the very locus Oh hinoooi; ~
Europeans cut up three native regimena. Fifteen
men per die N sent TO the gallo"s. Accordingly
an unaImed Emopesn reeelves IN Benarss reverence
be does rot in Calcutta. 10 Azlnghuf slsgle
European planter reduced whole District 70 order Dy
a few acts of terrific severity. In short fot l an
avoid ng details wherever the Europ aos, ofcla or
otherwise, had any means at all, aud were unre-
strained, they were able to hold millions IN check
enmeut revolutionary energy, tbs concess1on of full
authority TO meet any conungency-a determined
effort 10 Ieestablish the European prestige.
The views OF Government we're widely dlifereut
That Government has for some years been composed
OF men with somewhat Unusual views. Tney consider
that the country should be governed by Europeans,
under the superinte ndence OF the civil service. They
hold that all other Europeans should be placed exactly
On par with natives, should be tried by native
Judges end be reduced in fact, 10 powerless, and,
from their small numbers Insignificant section OF Inc
InoisD population. The majority OF this party also,
from lCIg residence in Calcutta and other clrcu n
stances have forgotten the native character aud be-
Eeye il to be- murders Notwithstanding, As good as the
European. They, therefore felt almost pity f1f the
Sepoy. To strengthen these ideas came welJuged
befror Of any thing approaching 70 crusade against
the masses. These motives all combined to give to
their policy at least the appearance OF concilsron.
Actual muiinY wac met, Of course. by military force,
but pardon freely talk led OF. MI Coiyin lead
ing man OF the class actually offered one, when was
suinnaiy recalled BY Lord Canning, Toe Hladoos
.ere ioa that their "e1'remest p"judices" would be
respected. Not single power was given to Europeans
as such. The Press Act was applied to tnsn, as 10
the natives, The Friend Of Iadia was warned FOX
retreseItirg-very viIuleLty, it is tIue-ther opln
lore The HuTk0ru was suppressed for personalities
The Madras AthennUn wac msnsced for merely re-
publishing an article. Then Lord Canning wisely
enough, deteru ined to disarn Calcutta Still poe.
,essed with the theory have described, his COuncn
Included the Europeans in his Act and every European
must register bis arms and is liable 70 punishment Tor
IN y, a
rsmeo Nicer Ali, a usn If 10 s.sncing, was appointed
TO put down Mussu instruction IN Pstea, over
The esds OF the Europeans.
81 pass no opinion on any Of these measures, l
mere record their result Iney produced burst OF
hate toward the Government such as Ensishnen &C.
cusiOmeo to patty spirit cannot even imagine IL ex-
tenos believe, throughout both evil aad military
services includes al outsiders and s, 10 fsct, the
sentiment of the country. OF course such temper
makes men regard every act with suspicion. Tnas
Lord Canning issued an order restraining TAG clVli
power frCm cutting mu'ineers under certain c'cu n
star cts. It was in NY judgment just and req, soe
not Il ppng any IL tic ION OF Justce bit projecting
the villagers Ii was taken to mean that Lord Can,
ming would PARDON ali the mutineers II he could, and
drove the Europeans wllo. ~
AT IL scarcely necessary TO cay that much of this
hatred unjust and produced by overexctenent con-
tipued for a opg time. | do not believe that any No.
due leIier cy will be shown to nuneers. do not be-
l.ye that Government hundreds believe hates the
Europeans. 1t is quite bonest ana sincere, bat the
victim Of the theory that the Europeans, official
otherwise are mere part of the populations whereas
it lie the conviction Of believe every man in lndia
that tie Continuance OF reign de pends restoring
the respect formerly paid to the Europe an aad Sc
curing 1t, if necessary, by laws protecting them fron
il suit by severe penalties.
"The secord great difficulty is finance. Secrets Of
the Treasury are well gusrded, but l send you q
rotce Of the amount believe to exist In the Treasury
Beyoud this there is the revenue Of Bengsl Proper,
which il lie Lot very easy 10 move while the country IA
disturbed; double the usual revenue from opium, and
the profit or salt. Out of this We email nave TO pay
ard feed COCO European troops, perhaps 10 assist
Bombay certainly 10 sssistthe PuIj sub. The expend
iture for the campaign for an enormous commiss sris
&C., must be supplied from the source.
TIE Northwest can yield but little, and loans
are useless. The Five per Gents are at Is per
cent sid the Fours al ~ per cett discount The Bank
of Ber gal has lent money COmpanys psper till it
bas only sbouht 40 laos left and the 10 wing
In weekly. The shareholders Of course will make
gres, profits but already qsiet merchants sre mute
alp ak nOt,4
measure which cannot be at tempted simply because
the aives would consider il reputation. We want