The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16


.S,n. Ksux-Hovv HIS Women Escaped |
ero~. she Cuy-Lord Elphanstorc nj = DIM
.er R~ry- Toasting General watson ana ms |
En.ct the Fall OF Delhi upon the |
natives The Rebellion Extending Revoltsn
A.s~xn-Fiight of the Tea Pi.nters-Enects |
az British Fribustcrfng-Th~ Rntah Poor |
urSer Stngh-Revolt an Scande-Fourteen |
s~,oxs Hung at Kurrachee-A Speech under |
ss,c SniIows-D Disturbance at ShikarpoOr- |
rAe Shy locks OF India-Tke Counterpart OF
avail Street Ftnancier on the Indus-How
saacy Prevent DefnlcntiOns I'm n Hindoo hank
meath OF Lieutenant Governor CoJvin-The
Cnsef ommissioner Of -OH,de-Who ARE Be
scsged Mt Lucknow and Agrn-An Old Wo-
raan Travelling up the Ganges-AmericsK
G2syps acknowledgements Extraordinary.
OUR BOMBAY CORRESPONDENCE.
BOMBAY, oct. 3, 1857.
xe mail steamer Pekin which sails to day for Suoz,
carries the important intelligence ha has been sent
From India since the rebellion broke out Delhi has ailen
and though this not be of much importance TO
you who have political relations with Hindoos and
Nahommedans you will perceive that Is full of import
aHs consequences the British government, whose power
Dad been temporarily overthrown in Upper India
On Thursday last the LIST inst the Indian navy steamer
ASAa arrived this harbor from kurrachee, bringing
NE erst intelligence of the fall OF Delhi. That city
assaulted by General Wilson'S forces the 14h Septem
ber obstinate ugie of five or six days the
Nytsh gained possession Of the city on the Goth The
scal particulars Of the affair have not ye, reached
Bsrnhay; but it is known that the loss on
Aseh SIDES was very heavy, and that the
Brush have lost about forty officers and six hundred
ssn This intelligence has been confirmed by an express
spus 10 the Governor by Roberts commanding the
garrison at city of Ahmedabad, which is go miles
sarth<ron Bombay, and 400 mixes southwest from Delhi
n AZ reported (but without any authority that the King
Of Dsh with his sons has escaped from the city dis
sssed women and that the women ofthe zenana have
escaped disguised clothes. The royal rascals
n h aid have for refuge &c the tomb OF the cele
srssed Nizamoodeen, which rs about six miles from
ADeIh But on the other hand twas reported at Anime
A>bad strength of letters from Ajmeer (Which Is
about hlf way between Ahmedaisd and DELHI that the
Kns Of Eclh been captured and is now prisoner
v.,h tie English army 1t Is 10 be hoped that
shis report may prove true. Snen the steamer
Adla arrived night before last, Lord Ephinstone
susertainrng a large dinner party at the Government
House He Immediately announced 70 the party the
essernx Ieys from Delhi and ordering the glasses TO be
uested his guests 10 drink to 1.-The health of
Ganera Wilson and his victorious army The toast was
Srunk with great enthusiasm, and the band responded
vrsh The air OF The British Grenaders" This triing
event v serve 10 show the government regards the
sapi,ue Of Delhi important restores in measure,
at prestige which the British arms have lost by the long
81 rrinr sege Of that CITY and will serve TO convince
Ne r,belous sepoys that British rosps even under ad
verse circumstances, are more than match fue them
But, aeide from this result cannot see how the fail OF
pauifan bene,t the English in their struggle for
Hemagy in UIper Bengal. Delhi has fallen, but the
rebeon does Mt fall with IT. for Delhi was only TEN
pprar, centre al che revolt Circumstances will To-
las elsewhere Indeed, gou Will closely
rcan e inieils 6nce which this mail takes to England,
ysu VII notice the fall Of Delhi has been attended
wGh Of the rebellion, in both the Bengal and
bay Prssiaenoes The two remotest provinces of
k6a-kssam, tie eutreme northeast, and scinde, IN
Nc extreme Hortawea-have revolted against British
vacEry
ye oh ,ct is 10 restoration of Raah Poorlnder
J q. VIII de7osea by the East India Company IN
Sine that daae the Assamese have constantly made
n Ae l2 the hoae.aol nhbusters Assam originally
ba e Nod the Burmese Empire. The English took poe
= a. ne T %a and '0n hs posae.s,on sas
pmeI Ned by the treaty with Ava, IN February,
nto 4 ysr ard Lower ssam- portion Of Upper Assam
xas / sr made separate princpaity and given TO
foorun ar srgh raiaf who had boen expelled by he
suune re misgoyesamera "a av orIte term with the
onoral East Indian Company Of this Poorunder singh
induced uErglsh, very reluctantly OF oourseio depose
aim ~ haze already sEd, in 1885. The Assamesc N
ymth1 Kth the Dude rebels have VOTED from Their
Brush m w.e-e and propose TO set the old rsah who
uns ono -eroy 81 The Great Mogul.. The LIST and
"a Assam aatslions prising 1900 warliAe men,
o. maior vofvhom are Peorbea have zen discovered
y bc po,t against the Brflsh governme Ut IN oonse
,aence q Il sd4SoVery The ts p'sners ~ .piI I
have ned s,.pg Their rlsy'auons and .oeer~ s rha
. hoe nroyn \ Is represented TO be I'm Lase end a
small t.Ay 81 troops has been sent from Cal
rutta IN way - the sundcrt nnds 70 AID ne btt al
sam ~ beap, viprred at 10000 About q e-s1tb Of
shsss arc Nah0 eaedaas, and the remainder &c ohiery
Hndoo- Tbey I'll loos upon The KING q nel AZ The
saaar sovereign " The country The oldest til, To le1
are det,rnents tainted by him, h yiecroy b Local
.-ycrror a RAM Snuity An extensive Rebellion 10 th
PROVING cannot ast sKhou, exsr;ng very IT ong "
ruencc mon the svnocs Of Arracan Pcgu and 1eras'
,cy,n vklrb irs from the mouth u the Brahns pocirh
a ,wr tha eastern Z, at OF the Ray - Bengal
Crossing tho penr ellG 81 India from Assam, IL 70
,l,n N he remote 'Sorl vest province Of ScBde tefe
during past fortn e. there have oeense aei up
1, ~ the req uEis u the BomsSy native nist y
.,asnei Al lie thr, capitals, HydrsAad, Kurracl -
and shikupoJr These regiments bad plot -
~. ms..sSr, 81 all tho Europeans their vicnh y
~ tAfY "a lnt llut hp
"a mes. ot tse horcs the several plot o.
coyered lu IN urp " reven. their contamination Th
ptrsets a, HYDE. abad were disarmed on the 9TH oSep
ltnber ote az the ringSaders executed, and four
Transported for lie Al Kuuachec the plot q the Twenty
frs; regimen, T. was to massacre the Europeans ana
~, ~, ~ a. I.lhl Tho plnt discovered at mid
rgt ~ Inc IAN ofa aptember when the European troops
:, ~, ,ss mus, lecrs mere dissrned Forty three,
who we're identified a. rhgeadef-, we're immediately \
set1cd y these iouries WEI, nt .iee ~, , ~,
eli, four blown way from guns an tNshy Two
pere TRANSPORTED : be CNecaNpnH TOOK Ilac" on Il
~ 18th q scptem Der Ihe muiineers SENTENCED
o. tie ralows wcp marched W 70 the seal
foh Nv the Europe an troops one fnan only
syosc Whcn ne drop lie tls inS hrst on,nee
There : good hanging me have zone serve l0ai
sen yras TIE ropes ere adjusted and Toe fourteen
curr. being faced 70 ma ct tho gaze q DER dshsnded
REG n,ent, lnstsuy swung 90 INTO eternity -Four
ass 81 H. horse at, ~ then unlmbcred and the
-four scI.ys who seas need 70 be blown away met
Al shlarpoor, which res about 90 miles north of Kw
rarhcc and ~ us west the Indus, dsiuf haee wac
created a. the night q Tho I'D scpoIu0eri ~ The Nsive
ARTILLERY who gOt beir Huns INTO position 90 the para
ground Tor the pur@e q attacking The ke-dency Toe
r.Dlce and body u Nat Infantry succeeded after
q usbt of two h0urs sercing the guns aud capturing
ihe mutinecrs. succeeful rebellion - rhksrroo' |
~0uid result in roei DISASTROUS Consequence
III. civ h Tho mast important commercial centre N
t.pde Il les CO q Tho great routes iron ccindc "
tbors.s,n hfrharlstsn and Persia through the Boltn
t@ss n. seaport Kurtscaee, which, q t. predicted,
oil become IL che ~ erIoi 81 lndis The chez
,,re.a Generations AZ shiksrpoor are 10 money There
a. s.v.ral I,ndoo bankers resident there who control
capitals and are Saso-oj " be ent~FishE' ra
venom at.l acute huaIcterSreguar ylo k-1t a. the
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