The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LORD hL.ESsoaocsa's o"iNioN or TIE conss.
cUEScEs OF TuK Observation-Disclosures OF
DtFGhCx By rHx EMO 1874 8ovEaSMssr.
10 10 Houte o. Lnrds ~ The 18Th NJ Jny:--
III Earl NJ EussBOeouGB-Mv lords, = aoxors TO
PIT question 10 noble earl with reference t. toe
who bas be, received ON fDAia ann the which
her mesys cover ament intend "a pursue. II "a nov
thee nihs fince the minds ri the most ~ hsot
bsve oirected With great anxiety to the sAte Of
srny In 'Dta sud ese-v successis mail has tended N
Increase na snxsy B,, n"s smh ssna,na ,as s,as Of
sives ~ Parliament We have been left 70 depend Don
iys'e letter. and upon articles ia the re~spaose while
the empire Ia IN Danger We tnov nothpg of tho
Of the the X te sop ed h, her
Mafsiys government N mp IL 10 not think that
biz Ia stat If things that ought to continue (Hea')
have saf tina every sucea I've mail increases oar .nxsy
and ct by every successive e graphic despatch
old thai the crisis p~ that he danger over and hat
ibipes have been their NV lords, II Is
In a OF hls kind-f dangerous and mwty
h'nFs 40 on from wore N worIe, and 40 ~iii rocesd
The resis authority Of the 20 yernment yet
indication been gwen OF be etence the
of the Of pdi. Of that which nacss
IA the peee & NH my rhe general tenden
cy Of these who call themselves the public Of
the count Ia To enteRvor TO induce pers to believe
thst this Is on passing casrnity, aud that Sigh.
indeed required TO put down the veoeion ia
India Hseeus 70 me that there many auiang who
resemble thss SPACIOUS animal which when ,reued By
is haes IL head The sand ami thinks IL IL MT
because All Europe Il eg.-ding ~i.n
the deest Interest tho conduct which tha Se"sent
oov present character dwd future posiion in India.
DO beeve that there exss In lhis Houee in tho
ment all Tie mean. they may ask r the purpose Of eab
fishing authority IN India If do n r,gnt the
grsce is with the eovernuentthe loss Of Intia must
rn i"Ihlefly be With But depends upon the noble
lord ~ be head " the ~hetner hs sax oh
tain q r birseN . reputation similar TO that which
oStainet eifcu and dangerous circumstances by
LORD Chatham allow biz government to 60 do ~n to
rnetef as the mott caamtous the most disastrous ard
10 Uost dirs'aceful 'ince the time Of I,rd North NY
hat bap 1fv,s hava dana
Tie LETT eiegra bic muncatt0n which we ha &c
cev-d r. 10 'sr am acquainted with tner coaduct
light Tpe' contt pos, think have aptoirted beisr
nfcer than Sir Coin Campbell be 1t head Of
In Incia. (Cncers) I have 1t ell times held the
ses n9n q !nS. ssl.n, o 1. al tso go. from n
his aequans with him fovmee opinion, which was
sterwsros fully confirmed that he was one Of the drs
70 the Aoihues of Dir Colin Csmpbe, tee things are ne
cessafyhyrt, that In acting Commander In Cnef IN
India be- ehould be altogether relieved from the tn ado
vhch has been too customary 10 subject naodsrs
10 chief in India tothe thradom OF politicians The next
Ia that hr should, rs lord Harris DID in the time nj ud
Wcepley carry with hun tue whole strength aud force
and Jnser OF tne Goverpor General Il the pride OF
LORD Wellesley that he thus supported the o,rs ter
wsraec his wi,e and generous canduos approve toe
which hss adopted By The covers
In poa In appointing temporarily sr Patrick Graat head
strictly and legally tusfied in making that poni
mep,, mr. l. Il 10 me matter worthy Of c,nslderstoa
TINS have regarded the punc interests IN aciug tue
they could and at the tead Of the army In doing
they have deserved wen Of thsr country. (H-ar
Corn smvbe ST. P.sreE Grant will cease 10 hold ,S.
military oommsnd; and | must cay that ! hsso
long regarded II as az object Of the grcstest isu
por That tho Governor General should have tho
AID OF Cir Psrick GRAFT his mih ary al issr In til
crisis. It that this great ob be- eysct
ed Ia bis nlapuer-Dy eoxblDe for ne the urt u
director. N ppont ~ NO xsao'dina'y me Dbec ~
ell military ofcer When once toey appon, Sr Patrick
Grant he III rem ain in coupcl with toe GoseruS Gems
raj and AID bin with his aivice Tnere are already t<o
respectable officers who act In that cA1Acity-hs
mIhAry s1viSer AMI the other ntiitary secretary
r.s then both for the credtable witch neg
orhsrged 10 previous situations their dutsstne
pohucsl ,fhcey and the other Judge Advocate But
there was nnthrg whatever In their prerods ,erv re
which Go enable tn, 10 give 20 tue Governor Geac's
that advcc upou whtcn he may rely uthritave
p,e',kn OF that which I. right for III adopt Rad
no,t aeirabc ttat MI council noould contain su1n
snos tst sogr ave very mucn tisepponed at po raw
me reosised by ,hs Geographic e,m ngacaon as'oas
oflhe capture Of Delhi hInk hat sppo tnoo, uoresoa
asle dId psci recei tina, scc,uni nnk
any fairly impu,o anne TO the c,nnanisr OF
TOR thai at the wor,, 'eDon Of The year, sni without,
She ef carsgo, he should not have made 'rc
Of unore lhsn 1870 miles In hs time mat xai .nsipued
undestsro, bossve~ thai troops baye dei In
aeieAipg BODY Of the enemy which opp rei t1em 10
the vicinity pclh IN asco int brings mugs &,
mind Tho drs IL that the insurgents must IA Desn
much stronger Than We suppoed, they were ioducci
90 cut be, ond he walls - slni (oear hca All ue
nes, sj ice ssy r. TINT mptesset vim Inc con
v'caon tea, they ha leader 70 commsui them Hap
r.nlns to .n,s the sSund, am not 70 ins isn', ae
suns; oecau.e la sucn so.ilion u could bs lmpos
riblo for them when prcwed 20 carry their runs Win
them Nv birds 40, hear thai ne dfsla q bssn7 rerg
on>rai-ihdt has eredef Do 600 men NJ ne BcaoI
army W, hear more han nis We hsIr that in u.
Tts,ob all tv r16r> rNorarris hare been diuasi No~
aaonf those esenus there are t~o Of 3ich hspen
to Know the receut history, viz fac 1871 Grenadtrs
aud The 2sh gh, Infantry. The Gth Grena1err
of the noblcst gments u Tie Indian NJ nv IRE 90
its color amoet q. many records OF actions fought and
victories gained "a any regimen, In her sssys service
IL VA. brgade1 with ner 1asstys 18th Rexucn, ariag
the hole Of Sir W Nots operations Ia AHsnanissu Il
we'd nj Mahsraj?oro snt by the side a Nh, i0th Req
mers eauaed the Qasens troops 10 caursge tort sde
and devotion ,nd lott 40 many men The 2G,n Regiment
Of Iisht Infantry guished sef under tbs command
o, sir q POLLOCK When Sir a Pollock loret TIC army
500 men out Of the whole COO we're in hospis tao
iarly Of shon suffered more from their IN sop-eaeu
ions than f,or, any actual sickness The ont troops
under hee crcunstancas upon winch Sir ~ pollock cJlId
entirely depepd ere this ooh Resneut which mas tu
been a,farfed Nv lords here must IA ne be ~ ausu
ancc OF misrnanasemen. and !.conduct which ca.uo.
com he nd before tho nature OF the soldiers conpSur
those could have been 70 changed There
bave been ooe non com nssioned, aui oer,anly not
one nau e officer IA thoac regiments vh
old not sho~ biz gsaary ndeily under General Nod