The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-11
From tho Warrington "states."
The india panic. at Home and Abroad.

The English papers are tcginning to rccog.
Mise Tie fnct that the war in In'ia Will not Be
brought to a close with that srcca which was
Predicted. The reaction, nder the false Ira.
hecies Of excited jo~rn"lists, appears TO b.
setting in with warn tn. Tie con" CT, ial ne
cossities Of the neo'l e render contnuono Of
"ho ing against hope" impossible: and the
sim lie fact that the "troubles in India will
affect tho English cotton trade "in two ways"
deprive Vs." says II popular ion on four',al,
"nf mary Of Or custor ers, and also diminish
the supply of raw M ter al force the English
press to regard the past prophecies with derisi
inasmu"h as thew helped to stavc off the con-
temptation Of the ne "essities which crowd the
present. The Ii-erpool cirrLlars show, on TIE
one hand that the p rchasers Of gcods ranu.
facured for India were holding off; while on
the other, there could rot b. any expectation
Of a res mption Of labor to furnish supplies
from India
Every victory of tho natives in India is tan.
tamount to fresh Order for American cotton, or
an increase in the prize Of what America may
be able to supply. Amone the sources If tenn
porary emba rass mcnt, anticipated bv the Eno-
lish rress. is prominently placed. "the readiness
with which English merchants will employ their
capital in the American markets at tho pr sent
tempting rates" This course, saws the Liver
pool Times Of the 10th, at is alleged. will check
The imports Of British goods and stimulate the
shipment Of American prod Ice"
We have frequently shown this to be the on.
IL con'se which England can 'ursre: and more
! especially in the "1he States Of the 18th and
2lst inst. have we. at some leucth, and with
the aid Of incontrovcrtible statistics instanccd
the fsctin conjunction with our own prospects
in The financial Crisis, and the saving power
held BIZ the South in tho wealth Of Ter rrsourr es
and their necessity to Europe in general, and
Fngland in particular. We showed that this de.
crpnse m imrorts and increase in exports must
| take place
Thus the TROUBLES in India" may tend ma.
terially to allay the financial panic in Ameri-
Apropos of the mode If warfare pursued by
the English in retaliation for the mad vengeance
Of the HinAoos-and which month since was
received with great eclat by the Britsh-we see
that il has drawn from Benjamin D Israeli jrst
condemnation. In recent speech, HI protested
| against the delight with which Christian peo-
plc hailed the enormities, when performed by
Christians, which thew so wildly condemned
when srringine from Pagan ermity. He pro-
| tested against stalking Nena Sahib as model
for the conduct Of the British soldi r." al rro-
test" he said, "against meeting atrocities bv
| atrocities. Rave herd things said and writ
| ten If late which would make me almost sup
pos" that the religions opinions Of the peor lie
of ENGLAND had undergone some sudden change,
and that instead of bow;ng before the name Of
Jesus, We were rreparin~ to revive the worship
Of No!och cannot relieve it is our duty 10
indulge IN such srirt'
Loadinr men in England are beginning tn
see that the abuse hcaped upon the Hindoos fer
only acting az tn" ltaliNne, Hrngarians. Polls,
and English Oh SITS hal ac'el, CT desired to
act tended only 10 o1ong the war, instead of
bringing It TO termination. ...
| The Paris Unirers. with on the Dav Of H.
initiation held THROUGHOUT England, thus satiri.
cally presents the ca sc TO- It, AM robs Eng
land in the mantle of Reimbursement. I,
says:
"Engl'nd Offers 10 the world at this moment
n magnificent ard n BILE example. An mt G
nation is doing ponan"". and is tumbling Itself
bc'o"e Gid. imploring H's parlcn for its ia Its,
confessng that its sins hava brought I'd, the
ellis viii h affict j., end ppi a'ng II m for
v;ctrry. This is rt'inlv Grand spectacle
an a sole n lesson for The world"
The GLOW 'ng is n statement of sums roueht
by tie rebels in India into the city Of D hi
from the di', ent treasures: -l.,--
From Muttra E2l7,0nl
From Rohtuk. Ito 80
From Boolund Suhur. 81 600
From G, orgacn. 10000
From Hissar. 10000
Total. ESQ, 90
The bore is in addi'o, 70 the amount in
the Delhi 'rc asurv. W ich has not en- to II he'd
by the King. The latter has forced the city
bankers to advance I i'm money. 50. ing that hi
wo' Id repay cut of his stipend Of one lac Of