The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
THE WAR IN INDIA
THE INDIAN MUrINY.
Irs RPpEces ON TRADE AND SUPPLY.


From the london Tines (ci,y sr,,cle) Aug az
Although OF tie impoytsn. cans 40 satlr.y
Arising OUT OF me Indian muny Is IN probs,se bearing 10
nothing could be more contradictory The vie IS o.,
pressed nfon T. In Essand, ard e,pc, ly the L,1-
event win increase the pressure for none, srs
OF bullion In India, the contrary thero arc mary IL
toigsn merchants who eIpecs . tosliS opposite resu
The &C ntir genee. on ehor side are 20 vague sss It
Ii point ~hsch the most clear headed peop.c
may differ. review Of OIL tne facts thus IA, pre-
very adverse effect will be proouoed here Tue fra
great question II, will tho lsdsu government orE
II that sbould be tho case, al doubt rpon the mater
will DO and DconveI ience must be e7pec.et.
But hitherto ,hero has been noshpg 10 tho O.
the Governor General NJ Calcutta tho Indian directors
on this side N lead to the Idea that such course 10
tmplaed ana even II pIoposed by taose aulhors
,es the homo government would sul mot probably, be
indispoeed TO entertain fatal policy than tbss
OF drawing funds from England to DO speD among me
aan population IN sros IN emergency could hardy be
which has SO often stimulated colonial dlcahses Whist
ever may be Tho expenditure and pressure caused oy
Indian troubles, they should be- borne By india
hersef Al present there 10 no petence that money
could net be raised In ample quantities six or seven
per cent and r the forms much higher sser4
would be reason 10 shrink from them Il ne
cost falls upon tho Indian pcJple It viii sorve o.
warning OF tho oopsequeuces Of anarchy and With every
rupee that native subscribes 10 public his
In The maintenance OF order proposionsby 10 reassd
However veil disposed tho natives geae,aD may DO o.
wards those no among the badeFs Of the 10 o
OF governmen debt doubtless most Nor would
any pressure that might be exercised prove burden Of
real conseaaepoe Tho CT wealth In India tbs
moment 10 such has been parAlleled Fur s0ae
time hAvo been ending bullion Tho at the rata Of about
or 1s,0G0,o 1000 serlng per annnm, and the ID
hAbants ri largo In poeton 10 oxtraord
requshons Even The plumber Of The govcrnment
riex deprivation the country Bst hero
and must be recovered tn one way or arOtber II 70
also To be borno In mind that II the OUTBREAK ~ 10
VOWED terrible loss Also pronaoa 10 leA 70 eIrsor
Snsry saving The moGo S per snsa% "s'n ne ss
would be than sufficient provide the intcrest u
osn of 600; and there hkswso app 70 be
impression toat they have brother In hesnbsry-tbe
Nawa OF Moovshedsbad who also an nouini n the
extent OF Gl20C00. On tho whole therefore, ID may be
hoped we not hear word of auy aemp TO snsfes
70 this aide The peounisry eubarrasments OF the ssuS
gle There lie, however, another and No less importans
branch OF the subject What v 10 ba toe enec' o,
trader The last accounts confirm what must have beer.
fully expecte by every ono-the almost entire
the OF manufactured goods NJ CAca,sa Toe des
And even M this were no, the case inc importers.
who must give credit would DC uns iing 70 sell Df
total exports 70 India, which amount to nearly
co., pre- baby 81 900 COO nj tie least OtnttA for ne
supply on Bengal and The pcrthwesern provinces Hts.s
business oppsa, or even reduced only ono hall, tho
consequences must apparently DO serious Bot thaye
circumstances which may more than countxaot them.
The adverse exchange with India which deprves Of
no1: Of ~ s%see p@ a. county bsO. ,,ey Saa o
amount OF goods takes in return " mporr and exports
were alike stopped We shouh thereto have an end
W tho drain, or II east you be diverted
10 other countries whose consumption OF msnufAc
lures would be groponocAby imuIAlsd Tie poini .hen
India suffer a reduction equal 10 that In her
imports or this thoro be little doubi, and sos,e OF
the Calcutta letters by Tho sst mall menuon enavoson
render Impossible u,Ai The coonry could continue v
draw silver from this side In The heavy quantities Ssy
Witnessed Not merely will the dcssruotoo q ele1 .,
the ocssston OF labor, ami The stppage Of credit jssd 10
this esuh, bu, also the suspension Of Transit owing Ne
plumber the river and roads On Oh Of JuSe every
native boat on the Gapges, for distance OF II niles be-
low krzapue va sacked and the banks were ssrew ID
with cotton rice, lao dye &c. which DO - carried
oil BY the villagers. AZ eng ~ lover Bengal rsmAns
comparatively tranquil the evil viii have ~ kmita,
ssNlower, and oil seeds received IRON ths Prss
dtncy comes from thai district but the v9duc .oR
OF noigo and OF The sAlIpetre suitable fur ggD-
pow der - mainly In tho disturbed pare. and hase nj
be affected degree which fl 70 esercise an or
trsordDary influence the balance OF trade Ia any case
IL obvious that II tho exports Of produce nu dn-
gaods being Interrupted only from The nrss Thai tbe
auer need be Apr, bende and consequently The pro
duoe SHIPPED has bc'n swa, larger than The mAnsfsc-
tures taken In return Is Is bardy prssble even sNes
making allowance Tor Inevitable advances In psi oe
10 avoid the conclusion that whatever atnrbs hom both
10 an cqaal degree must tcod 10 lessen the balance
stances, aud looking a. the fsci that although oar
ordinary manufactures will DO TAKEN In Isss GUAM.
tiles We shall have hrre sums 10 reoaivc fov
war materials, fieishu, &c, will 81 least be
know edged that no adopt III ,anxune vlos Arc
not without ground for Their oDpclueion II N truo
the last mall biooght accounts OF the exchange CAo1ts
beng moro unlavorAbc bAn ever, but The movom .s ws
douokm In greet degree caosod by tho harry OF mo
natives W realize all the produce 10 their pssesou his
led 10 tho shipments on Friday lat being raised 400 900
yress on asar scale for the ses, siesms ms Genera
vpect Of The question, however remains unssrst; In
docd there sugnsented remances noTove pro.ps-s
RACED all tendency towards revival OF speculation and
whnevor may be the actual OF mvseas ,nAs
crcu mss AGO, IN The uncertainties VI the moment,
regarded with Subtraction