The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

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at nigh! but as ses ers OF us have oeen living together
We have msIsged 30 getor very fairly.
OUR TIE RKgGL HEADQUARTERS
Dude Is so'o The headquarters efae resis Eosy snok
rsgi'er has min1d and The country uiu hde 70 he taken
se, b ts tis.e by force Of arms Is reported
that s.ischment Of the Sah Ohe Qaeens), who went
down 10 man, but ihs has not been coonrmed. here
thou ards upon thousands OF natives oleb thers
ana q. ~. nave re 70 come qo1a son 70 o. no.
sld de.hcnment OF my present corps going over W
Co npvse moet hkelr on Tuesday morning sud most
ely tbsi 30 With ,hem ~ leasi, hope sno trnst u
may be my good luck to be able TO- These are s-rug
tnee They hanging men up Benares and here, be-
sides several other siAaons sx sevea and eight dy
ard no;hns Whatever . native 10 tenacious OF ~ having
his religion msddled with Education has Aso been car
psced tocundrei These The opinions Of who
capable Of giving them.
POPULATION OF DELHI Clry.
From Allan's Indian Mail
A. As the present moment every species OF Information
regarding the imperial city aIxonaly sought afer
apology be necessary for troubling rc,de with
cepsrs o. Iss8 I. ~as a,certained that Delhi contained
26,ell houses, s,s46 shops (mosty one stored) 2ol
n total popus,rn conssed Of ia7 sl7 souls Of whom
ee78s mses, and os 9 females OF these 40 fami
hes or s27 persons, were Chrisians "a 7es fAmies or
e6 l20 persons were Mahommedans aud 10 2c7 families,
II $50 persoDs H.ndoos In the year 1916 there
we're born 9ss males and 1910 fernaes The marriages
last $40 took see before the age Of IL mpus 493
~ ~ months snd years. St3 and IL years,
and 2le4 above that age The census Of tho l3 villages
forming the suburbs Of Delhi down 70 lSa7 They
then cnnsined 233n2 Dhabitsnis-nameiy, Of HindooS,
700 cuvaorr, Ia 900 non.culvators; and OF Mabomms
return there are two points worthy o. notice Tho ars n
that now'ths'sncne tho practice OF polygamy, there is
very ring die ence between the number OF les and
that Of females The only inference 10 be drawn from this
act H. that args proportion Of tho males nst be unmAr
rsd and that, dissolute habits the rule
the other point be remarked equal division OF
population into Hindocs Mahomm mmedans Throughout.
Bengal generally the former s to the latter three TO
This exceptional fact L. of oourse, attributable TO the cir
cumstance that Delhi has always been regarded the
headquarters and capital Of The Mahommedan population
Of India.
NANAJEa sAHJB, THE BLoOr THIRSTY REvoLUrIoNIsT.
From the London Post. Sept
may no. be uninterestipg N some Of readers 70
In how that NAnajee Sahb, the Rsah Of Bsoor has beside
some money In the Bank OF Bengal good many lAkhs OF
rupees invested In Companys paper. This sirooious
traitor the adopted OF the late Pei-hwa, Bsjee Rao
whc nom time Of his deposition until his DEAN lived
Bbcor, In the Cawppore upon pen
sion allowed him by the British government On The death
Of the ex Pehhwa N.nsee strove hard, but without suo
GERS, to obain from the Indian government q
continuance 70 himself OF tho pension allowed to
Bsjee Rao Failing in this he despatched an agent
10 Calcutta 10 meet the expenses OF such mission single
piece OF compapys paper OF the value OF five Rkhs of
pees. Inc mission 70 MsAno, we need hardly remind
Influence the local government The Indian government
may In some measure thank Itself for having allowed this
An 70 acquire the local influence he possesses II 10 well
known that for years back the death Of the Baee
Rao Nanaee has kept tho Begums OF the BAjee tho rgnt
fu heirs to the property Of The deceased chief close
confinement In he Zsnanah, ths, likely 10 take
steps relative 10 rescong hem from or
sorpg to them their property, could obtain Access TO
verturous traitor. He saked his all, which little,
upon he die dis game might have been played 20 no,
se Tough, asans bu, le every leader The or ssent in
surrec.on has br ,ught TO notice, he unable
s:t that propensity 70 cold blooded da,tardy murder
which seems 10 take pomession or mos rstvcs smulta
neously with their achieving power 70 crafty It,
TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH INDIA.
From IN Pa 10 Pays
foreign journal has published letter In which II IL
stated ths, some uneasnoss Ia fet 70 the tranquility Of
the French possessions in India That statement quite
devoid OF fouudaon and the ast accounts from Poudi
cherry are OF nature 70 contradict In the formal
manner. These accounts the 22d July, and they
announced thai the Indian populations were tranquil
hroushout the whole extent OF the colony that he
security which the French territory enjoyed had induced
great number OF foreign families 70 refuge
4 tue that o measure Of P.ecaution the Governor
Karikal, Yanxon, and Chandernssor mil ns composed
Of he p inoua =. sss. su. .ss. ar's has NOS yo had
FRrcH SYMPATHY WITH ENGLAND.
From the Paris Prose-, Aug Isl
Democratic France would have more 10 lose than 10 gain
BY the tota eclipse or England Who has long oed tho
two worlds With her Ir dsappearance would
deliver France from rival would likewise deprive her
OF an auxiliary for In eyee tho social interests de-
Tended In concert BY England and France far
precious than the mercantile ntorcsts which
rivalry Of the two nations The decline OF The could
increase the force o. the other: yet mas otcn been
repeated that the elevation Of England world weaken
France and that the grandeur or The latter would bc
hanccd By the decline OF England. mis- very false
and narrow msrner OF con,derrg the fuure for soda
riy and emuAicn the allies Of progress, while ex
olu,ive policy and egotism ils dead Weighs. Had
lcnrer
Russia, Austria OIL Germany In coalition agsnsi her ln-
cressed prcponderance. We thoild mereiv change
ee,es ~ land ard on ,0dr for hs re a. tks ead
JdH INTO he hands " the Am9tcdsG sngand and Franco
form tho protection of European oqu brum which would
nso OF ceriocrscy. This aiio the vie. taken by The
American journals.
From The Paris Constitutional, Angus. Isl
anything could soften the bitiernoss inspired by the
sad news from Inda, ID asurecly tho spectacle pre-
'epted b. the gallant who have fallen vcts 10 the
rebellion The dignity OF the Brithh character aui the
admirable strength OF the Apglc-sxon race, which hN
Performoe 90 rca roe In The history of the world,
thine forh With splendor Among the officers OF the
voted regiments there wee many young men who BY
her youih and nexperence, may have contributed 70
wiped away ali faults by the nrmness free any
tattn, which they exhibited In late events. We have
described more than ono deed on ne-om worthy o. The
sdmira len o. posiery 10 the midst OF tor nen and on
se brink Of the grave lbey have displayed that mode
courage which chsSactorzss IN oar days tho maa
nobled By the Influence OF Christian civilization. The
cruelty OF tho rdereu has only been equalled by
cogrsss Of the victims A nation which loses such sons
must doubtless bewal their mAryrdom, but Il has ihe
right 70 be proud OF hem.
RUsgAr POLICY IN THE EAST.
~ Petersburg Aug 22) Oorrsspondenoe OF lie Nord
Youf corresp ndens have Informed Of the general
Impression produced 10 Edropo by the events taking
place In India see by the journals OF every country
~ba are The public tonimeuo "a thia respect There
not of them the Austrian press, ~ho faith
ul ffiend har not judged aprcpo 70 give the british
Hon The Ass kisk To every Euglishmsn who respects
himself there must be something very painful In that
verss Of public opinion, and nothing boz
eDlghten the Brhh nation " the consequences Of
policy whish kavos II 90 70 V friends
H're vhcre public opoioi IL more calm aud icss pro
possessed In liz judG nsw the do not lnhr
ftre directly In political anarsand where consequently
the public, which occupies iNcf with exterior snsirs
ret sred and enfghtened the impression felt
has rather been that Of surprise Than Of satisfaction In fact
the Russsn ration has not In is traditions ages OF hatred
and Of national rvsrios axainst England A. far
go back n cur history We dad nothing between tho two