The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06
THE SEPOY murray IN INDIA.
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What England N alst 40 IL Hold Her P0ssSs-
stOns In the oLast.

The SEPOY MUrMY IN INDIA.
What England N ust 40 ~ Hold Her Possss-
sions In the sGast.
From the London Chrorice july o.
Under other cru instances toan those Of an Indau
otoresk, might look with exceeding jealousy UPON
any mere rumJr, coming a. II does especially at Al inter-
al between mails when the ARR of any fur
her IN 'ei'isence might be deemed impossible
but since II has become kno that q Tksb'e intel
overland, by which. the Crimean war,
ertn houses bavng Ross, ana stern coonscioas In
Rrs'ia made quotnd ots ,ohat ranspires in India
at lost fire day. enrr than is boug, 70 tH shores Of
Enoosd by the mot ropid arrangement IF edmers and tele
graphs se should not be doing duty we 70 con
d the fact that prevalent nigh, In
circles, .bcS should be vel informed on al matters
elspg 70 vTike preoara'ions-that the whole Of the
somosy ar my had revol'ed, ami united 'ef In the al
moot universal dfafecton OF the Bengal army.
From the London Chronicle, JAY Gil
The ststemen, tina, Epgla has applied for French
'tsnce IN the Eve, Ddes is utter false, and has arisen
from Governor Of Of the West India ISLANDS having
requested the aid Of body Of French troops.
From the L moon Times, July 2sl
Delhi the capital of M.bomedsn pd. tn. res, ,eucs Of
the heir II the Mcguls the chief arsenal Of Upper Iads
snd oiled with cannon, shot and she'll la the han Is of
ser1 The nscs 81 v.rH. .op s%r
6ciept to stand long siege, and Ia defended by val
Of ooras,.,s strength cSn,deIDs the s-ery We can
only eh guns and are awaiting the arrival Of heavier
metal before commencing the susck In the mean
time all lDols looking out for news from Delhi Not only
throre may be said that every s,dsr
muuneer al heart, bot In the Bomba' and Madras Pred
but rsid TO move and skus each q. or whether men
Of their really bold the hef city OF tne country
as.pst he fore.es Who have Oil no~ sssus thing
Nfue them All depena 40 upon shener General Barnard
WIN prove himsen eqoa 70 the occasion 4 an awfl
stake upon a almost unknown. II that
effective csuaou and the most skifa com ,inations
The capture " Delhi ddi- ia Ohich days. hours
mst AXE city sarrisonei only BY Assucs, but the
capture amer regular siege would be almost fatal
failure We cauno, afford to make sebastopol Of the
capital OF Copper lpdis although Delhi too IL arsenal
and We marching 10 attack without 81 ge traia
While the troops are making ps,alels aud n Gene al
planning pcieutnc attacks hole of India woul be in
flame Every sconsensi Raab every unque, tri re- the
monarch o. the neshboring regions and the unfrendiy
states Of Europe might make use OF the opportunity 70 In
risks . bold General would str fe . speedy bio :.
hcr principal crushed their de hanged
puppet monarch carried Oh 10 Calcutta, might walt
Of indsS and iae ' seops;om Of B,aisa repuSc~ mus,
indeed be york gf time But with the enemy unable 70
tale the ned TO hold place Of strength With
10000 EpRsh on their 70 linda, With the Europeans
vbo here gradually concentrating into ,emehng like
army, and the Englnh families placed In safety the
Gmps and dsbandne the sepo' ievies This confidence
however Is not 10 be thought OF until the mutneers are
totally and destroyed In their chosen slyins
place. TIE cp7dtsons az Dtlhi iu dermine DsIr phas
& tsnsdt - 10 become agoat
From the London Posi- July "a
The rumors that were flying about town yesterday
spectnR the arrival OF dasteus intelligence from India
wholly without foundation. No news at all has
arrived. and nothing known The story OF the repule
Of the British before capital OF The Moguls pure
myth, canard OF tho stock ioobers, extempore
piece OF eradication for the bone NJ OF those who will
ne-s Of some kind and relish Il the more the worse is
For thing that Ia At present known Delhi may have
been taken, or may still bold out The mutny may be
utterly quepched, or msy be more widely terribly
spread. may b. stl confined N rons Of the Bengal
amy may have reached 70 the heart OF the other
Presidencses But nothing is yet known nor can be
' Ins' oTsrI.se mall reach NJ. This nav Gomez ~
any hour Of TO day - but bu not yet
and behooves the public not TO be led s~ay 81 ids and
absuroy exuavngant and unfoupded reports.
what's much more tbs duty OF every one .. the pre-.
sent nome ut 10 " brace ms resolution 70 look the In
dian question folly in the face and male up h mind 70
ever may be, when the Apxiously expected mail shall
put in possession Of the crcumsanccs OF the stua ou
should We happily learn that Authority IL re estsbhshsd
and the c'iss pact sill then become the duty Of the 60
vernmen In conjunction with the company, 10 take such
guard the danger OF like outbrcak
n any future time Il not for sketch Of hand
policy for India But there obvious deficiencies
In that hi herto pursued which cannot too spccdy be re
modlcd ~ hese none wore pretssn0 uan a fsmpig
catio~ # ne reia,op bDen ne Drown ana TIE FAD INDIA
ompany q Ia desirable that rom should ever exs,
for doubt a. 70 who " responsible for given part OF
the Indian administration whose business Ia 10 pro
vide against or remedy any possible conjunction Of ad
circumstances The government and discipline Of
the ndian army another subcc, which can no longer
be passed No army prosper n Il IL under
.sered eas, Of al a. Indian army q Ms noorioa. that
disasters have been for considerable time 10
Of gradual de eo'a ion through the sduAl ~hdrswa Of
pontmenu. This kind Of parakes largely OF the
character OF an abuse and, like other abusee vl have
he time s"s com for .ore.ssr rsmoseus ,s, e.,, ~
the administration OF the Indian army, The better ~l
be for our rule In that splondid empire lhrd point
and way inferior 10 cther q the prcociins, 10 the
maintenance, permanently, Of due proportion Of Br.
fish troops In India. This has been much pesle-ed
hitherto maintained would De sufcen 70 90 operate vita
the native regiments against adverse movement IN The
.dt'oen. provinces Iaa they would be re ired 70 keep
ton that II deserved Bu. amor the lesson
course Of learning the country would be guilty u The mos,
lnexeusable folly hour suffered 10 pss without
preparations for an cicc,uA projection against e nae
dapgers In future
But = T. only oo possible shs 40 ,or TIE prss' y, may
poiino for euoy Aour Nay dsos tai, u nasgs oAsA
utu Nv our srenga % ne wmoa We my Sad oarsiveI
usthsn four ord noen hours eaef upon nJprs, rsvH
nony tens Of sovsonds strong We may hear Of cslsnl
ties that mus, before they be better should
maj s ps s. spe c,' n ~. Soe
AMY; must make power felt In Bengal AZ
sid In the Crmea We mus, sssert our rule with high
hand and crush out the mutny BY blows Of overwhelming
strength. We broke or the var with Russa Jdst when
we we're most ready 70 eight We were left with
have scattered, di-arrsnsed, and laid aide. We mar
have 10 pick them up again, 10 put them In order
aud 70 send them of with all toe slscrly and efficiency
that marked the latter part OF the Russian var, and sh
none Of the mistakes that mured iv commencement
Hung up between these uncertainties the oJunry waits
for udipgs and derseekers, anxious ov excitement
hatch hourly n ries OF secret and eadfu Intelligence
This 10 not however, the patriotic altitude. An Eoglsh
mans duty at such crisis IL 70 inform himself upon all
The great points involved In the disturbance, and " be
prepared 70 lend the full weight Of hi operation 70 the
bcs means that may be devised for the restoration Of
,hory and the preservation Of our Empre In The East
Prom the London Tines, July ~
10 announced thai the East rndIs Company chartered
yesterday six large screv steamers addition 70 several
consist OF the gcden Fleece OF 700 tons asd Me
Lady Joceyn Of 1900 tons, belonging 70 the Earo2esn
and American Steam Company; the Australian. OF 3si
ons the sydney Of 3pl IONS AMI the Victoria OF 1sgT
ons, belonging 10 the Australian Company and me col
land, Of about 800 tons, belong ing 70 Mr. bnfssy
ais IA nghf NJ mara