New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

tr,.,aIv t,e Kvssoorthalls Rsi.h tds Skh D. wi.h
the Rsish o. Pstteesls, hepet Us before DEN, has
received gran. of oopischtsd lands IN Ouds Hs has
gore 10 take them with 600 followers and vii place
biuself absolutely az the disposal OF the Chie. Com
missioner. He men mach in the no. weather.
and az fast Sepoys, while our are useess after 10
o'clock ard 20 hgmpered with baggage tnst they DO
not march 10 miless day.
All over TIE NOrthWest the troops are being lousei
and operations cease until tne fierce heat hss little
sbsted. The sun has been more deadly thsn tae
enemy. Ae II 20 try the endurance Il E1gishmeu 10
the utmost. the season has been such not been
known snce 1888. Those who know Bengal will TN
oerstard when cay that the 18th nst one csr-
gymAn in Calcutta buried as Euglisoren, chiefly ss
oIs. In one chip the captain, chIef mate and 20
men, had all apopiexy at once. Nine men IRON Fort
William were buried one morning from the sauls
cause Her Msjestys 18th, at BsTaczpore, VINO are
neariy all under cover, and who ave most csreiruy
looked after, have 200 unfit for duty from i1
mense boils. Colonel Strsttou Of her Majesty 9TH,
lust arrived from Australia, marched his men 70 Dunn
cum, eight miles, with their stocks on. An hour a'teI
be and nis Instructor in rifle practice were both dea1
of apoplexy. All over the c'untry paragraph eiter
paragraph announces the deaths Of go many men at
such place from spoOlexy. Fortunately the rams
are setting IN, and in 8 month il viii be comparsuvey
cool.
Next TO tie affair at Gwalior the publication Of the
dispatch rebukng the Oude proc anstion crestes the
mcst excitement The popular hatred OF the Gov
ernor. General has in Cegree diminished 10 spite,
however, Cf this the publication OF the dispa.c0 Is
unequvOcsly condemned.
The Calcutta EnglStm0n has the following obssr.
vatons on the general condition of affairs in India:
"We therefore cannot hesitate any longer TO impress
noon the attention Of readers st homs our pres
ent poaitior which Gill be best understood when We
state that while the British hold every fortress and
place Of importance throughout the dissfec.ed prov
hces the country itself may be said to be IL poses-
sion of the rebes. Delhi, Agra, Jhansi, Barely,
ShsiehsDpore, Calpee, Lucknow, Cswnpore and Aha
bsbad protected by European troops, but our AL
thory scarcely extenos beyond the Of ou guns
and the intervening districts are overruu byrebes ana
budmashes who move sbout as they please, marking
Their course by puuder and destruction Of property,
and setting g. defiance every npt to restc"e order
end tranquility. Ird dgo factories, public and private
bungalows, abo railway depo.s have been burned snt
we are snkiul that these deeds have not been &C.
coupauied by the murder of Europeans, though
doubtess lot want of inclination tue part Of the
rebels but want Of opportunities Il will be seen that
troops have again been engaged on Severa! occs-
soDs with the enemy, and although IN escn instance
perfectly successfu yet the majority OF tAe rebels
have ss usual managed to escape. Iris, however,
can hardly be wondered at for in the ebsence of ade
quate cavalry ano WITH the dreadful hest o. the ses-
aon pursu Of The fugtves would hsve been useless,
end In Gil probability only added to the ngbtfu NOR
tsty Of our brave who fall daily victims to the
SUM- We are not over-ststing the fact by mentioning
that sun stroke aud heat spopexy ere regularly dec!-
mating the several corps engaged in the suppression
Of the rebeor-an apprehension which we hsve tIe-
ouenty expressed and which unbsppny is fully real
izeG."