The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

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the wing Of light Geld battery Punab regiment and
part Of her hs.stys 24h regimen, the Seth native tn
fsr1y, 100 strong, cucumber Dera lsual khau ~
OF tie $50 native infantry stationed, with part Of Der
ksjeety's 2ita and Der Msjssty's s1th reEimeuts,
and . battery, at Rawul Prndse the 9Th Light
ss ms s.' are rae prssess pos, sso.s
her Majesys slst and OF the 9Th pupjab infantry. Of
Noosbe so sno 577 OF the PAIN and 2th Native Infantry
etsscpsd. In presence Of overwhelming force OF
Europeans and Purjsbses, st Pcshswur.
Without reckoning the troops employed In the various
LOT mlitrry posts aud athens in tae Presidency OF
Bengal, anorg which English regiments or dctschmcnts
slater ent Of the mode in which an English army is ab.
go bed India and OF the cause which dimnishes the
active force in the field 70 plumbers 50 iusiEnidcant
when compared with the troops sent out from England
fear only the truth that had &c 900 additional
Egsh SOLDIERS landed India by the last week in Sep
temoer We should have ample employment for every
man Of them
SIR COLIN cAMPBsLL ROUTED BY A swARx OF
BxRs-suELTKg IN THE MANGO aRovEs-THE MA
TIVE BIRDS FLY FROM The SUN.
CAMP THUR. Rohcund NAY II, 1905
We passed through the large village Of rlhur and en-
oamped about eight O'Clock large mango tope 70 tho
south Of H. not without considerable opposition rom some
OF the Inhabitants, for so happened that me nrs camp
Ere that lighted disturbed community Of the most
vindictve bees the hollow Of the tree above that
beard o. They as deecsnded to tho assault
routed. The Commander IN Chief himself was attacked
and driven right out OF the neld or rather out OF the
tops for the enemy dd not dsss Until they had forced
COO was attacks and utterly defeated in few seconds
Colonel Ahorp, after gallant stand, was obliged 70
using large mango branch a. claymore resisted his
foes with great activity and for some time, bat
and % take refuge IL DeshSopos ssut The Surd owe.
the treasure was sso obliged 70 abandon toer post the
natives wrapped themselves up In their cotton robes and
lay fiat on the ground and In short time the bees were
comp etey victorious During the struggle al the head
quarter ts armed themselves with green boughs that
II locked n they rehearsing second march 10
shelser nom our enemy.
These mango groves are, irdeed, most welcome
shelter 10 and beast, and bird, and every living
thing, frcm the relentless cruelty Of the Indian
san TIE trees attain . great SIZE, and they
clothed vita rich dark green outrageous foliage
viii permit AZ this season OF the year they are laden
semelSg IN size and color unripe sreenssge plum.
The fruit not considered ripe until after the rains have
set 10, bu. the natives eat IL even tried the
pertinent very unnecessarily for struck me that the
fruit was like lump OF pspseaed urpentine. The mess
cooks however. make q very respectable compound,
called "mApgo fool" out Of the fruit The tree seems
subject curious sort Of decay which is betoksned by
large deep boles In the trunk and upper branches, with
To these recesses large and bssuui brsb, blue Jaws.
small green parroquet three or four kinds Of gaudy
woodpeckers bees, snakes and the small brown horned
dust coIored squirrel with brown bA-s, and . large
bat covered with dark brown fur, and having
quent themn fact, these tspes abound with life. All
cay they mute but ~ night become vocal with dis
cordant Sounds pct redeemed oy the ca OF the gsudy
SAINT chs,,erug OF the minors may be easily imagined
how anxousy each surveys the trees about his tent
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