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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
The Mormon War.
OUR CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN Fra yrvsCo Cal March 3. lSi

SAN FRAycsco, Cal March 5, 1853.
Sp.ciI, Messenger from WashingonWho is He's III
Gov.yns,ent or q Mormon Enroy'
The only .nterestpg item connected with the Utah war
that can sezd you by the present mail s the passage
through this city OF some important parsonage from the
East 10 Great Salt Lake City Taking the southern route
by LOS Ar rgeles and san Bernardno he attracted
siderable attention in the former place, where the Nor
mons are anything bat popular with the majority of the
community. The star OF Los Angeles, aluding b this
"r,y s,erlous personase" says
Some time ago stated In San Francisco paper,
ths person 80 nm rryeS M IN ha s, 70 be
:sor'iy hereafter an exodus Of the Mormon people
heard hs: per person T recently arrived here from
FIspcsco who vas unusually eager to starr at One once
.s eass s 1Ss
G% snd a. 9efs S.y days @
Of such ho there any Truth in lbe story Y
namSer Of ser.5ns ,rres nvess papers
% .yi.s. him but s he
had e the iowa The Whole story IL MYSTERIOUS We svo
Since Ne abo's written, have oeen informed lhai
The ASys 3 s % IN sam & ss
nsrdno In twenty sI gays from The city Of W.shngon that
M sn.sanas e ,e "s %
cussns the merits OF their siter he managed effect hs
for brigham from his dsegaie IN Cphpsres '''
Nobpg ere IS known here Of the sad Colonel, but IL
IA 1ot cons iered by ,hose with whom have conversed
improbable that he the bearer Of important nior
nation to Brigham Young From the dispatch tha, char
acierized his movemens and his marked reserve, IL
is believed that he bears from Mr.. Buchanan the ultima
tum for peace war. an inclined TO beleve that the
latter version s correct particularly aer consulting
the t!e Q. the HERALD brought by this mail, wherein
ini that your Washington correspondents telegraphic
despatch OF the lst OF Februsry informs you OF propo
son that Bernhsel the Mormon delegate had submitted
to tbe administration for the Mormons 70 vacas Utah.
crowded the government would make purchase OF their
pulls improvements.
Ie1pec 20 learn something more By the arrival Of the
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, xuch 9, ls5s.
ne Wcslher, cih ne Chll Liy-Pripate AoosHl Of re
Prssn: Dongs Of ths British Bank DirscsorsA dio.p
Cab to OF an and Bold Cansiae for a-Prepara,ioa
foraSvin-cge 0rsni and his Brother Kurdcrots C1a.
spirdiors-HOne Do1i.sS-DeSrsc.ion Of wymns.cs
Hail-Theatricais, dc.
spch shivery, shskory, oh, Oh ish kind of weather.
sort Of hail, snow, alternating by cool reflection Of
Phesus, with continuous whirlwind that would have
found Toby Week in the snuggest Of corners.
The British Bank directors, the Hon. Mr. Stsple,on
r. the supporter OF the late government the son OF
i've Lord the friend Of Judge Campbell, the men5er Of
Bsookes Exclusive Cub ESQ Clanricardes xarquis)
safely lodged splke Island. Such a tue rlany name
given 70 tie Quoens Bench prison toe Surrey side Of
abe water ] remember having perased funny letter
written 10 the Prince Regent by Of his foreign pro.
Sses who had got INTO debt-"My dear Prince, IL you do
st advance twenty pounds shall be locked up 10
your pspas Bench" Yes there ,hsse gentlemen I'VE
need NOT thcm agan) 10 be fre.ng and
,ng their hours away With other prisoners gxraiy ia
vide awakes, gorgeous dressing gowns, s5gHi AL
raIet As, with exception, they aret b'ss.Jf
20 do in the world, save in liberty thy iyni.
wish for. We know all about the). - ailaisI pas
nent, that a prison is prison thou9h is'' - os
made Of gold. Their greatest punish men, a - ,sr,
be 10 meet there, fellow prisoners many ~. des
who brought to ruin aud iu1l - s'o1 10
placing confidence in the direction Of the British ans,
Nh"Ahef ~ snArsnD0crs OF uepJsNofs. Anb elttf,oTs
consequent upon these frauds have been only senli "
The famed south Sea Bubble How many suicides, 100,
sy Their dcers In the courtyard OF the R'nc1 nav
daily se seen dashne carriages snd Broughtcis vsiog
for titled and other siters gOse 70 Ondoe Sh these
scoundrels. We bave heard that there 10 sc.ab some
rhere about HL metropolis 10 which members Only
eligible when tney have passed the Insovent court
Bansrups, as that considered plene,so, not
admissible for ballot Well know a fashionable young
aristocratc, for therein our ledger stands ev1 ,ncs
Who has passed the former Court six tues Hs s 8os
scns at ispd pace and hepes ere long ~ have rot by
din, of putting his autograph twenty shilling stamps 20
fabulous amounts into debt for AMI ABOVE me
ra,opal debt when he will Again pass the 90 irt 9Th
Unparalleled .clot, and be unanimously elected for the
oiub suded to" Vice rescvoqterie" and so much for
equity in England ci' u, 70 those nooy born. Thus,
vcu rec respect the plant above rousd much a,
me potatoes beneath ~
ne Admiralty, Ordnance and Horse Guard we're
sever 90 busy, and wool~ch and Portsmouth getting
ali hustle and activity. Que thing ksow 10 he fact
.hat despat ~ three days since, tolls grapdei the
Military Governor, ordering the defences q Malta 10 be
rat in.o ~ efficient state
me ssD informed and 1eD conducted refugees here in
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Trs GRyAr PALACE Frrx.-with nearly three hundred
ard cry CT most respectable citssas ootam
Of 1a5ag.m-,: The monster ,oirfs 70 70 given al the
cyss' Palace on the evening Of April s. ,s 70 be
great success aad when the practical good
sripg from the nrst enisrtainmen. give, by the con
mt;es, tu looger be q matter Of surprise that the
pu5lc should feel profound Incrcs: n %, movo
mcns cf iho society n whore behalf the Crystal
Palace ne IN 70 DO given. Tho dun.er Words
Bcnsvoient so,ie.y has ianuguratcd order
o. thngs the Inc Of charity, dspeas.-g their funds
IN The form OF breai sclsy and ha, among al who need
sad are WORTHY without reservation, and In the most
public msnrer Tier large oalce, used in connection
With tho Committee of tho ,ptrts, is locatsd one
Of the meet conspicuous places on Broadway, aud
fiom this point thsy d.sir butte brad, through toe
agency o. tcsee among tue des,itu,e II the city.
As for the great ani bail snuol1ce1 By the
tined rneos of the society, AID ths paace charity
heag ia % sgn oens scent, and IN Ia ooaCep,on gran
and brilliant hss th. best Of his c0mmunty for
o. sucotss--s comnyniy second 70 s generous
sL5 executes manmo,1 projects. II sas sna under.
S Eg adapt, and decorate the Crystal Palace
~ a cJrceft and ballroom; and when tase in,O a.
count al ne erpeD-es involved, tbs wonder that tbs
sDterpke should have been at,e Dpted, ani thst dsn
trcstrd phdaDihroD's crld lave bee0 found W incur
the ary Ouilays, which will not fall Far short of
$4,000 Tho executive comm nee have procured the uss
a. two hundred elegant banr large pumber of
tnEs, many Interesting trophies, military parapherna
area. qgsuttifs the Ere Departments highly orna
mental engines banners, trumps,s sc.
Al The beauty, fashion ani blood Of New Y1rk-fn
cludng Flora hctlimsey-wll De At the great fts of
Ayr in all Their glory ard goodness aai gran ieur ana
ne President and BIS Cabinet Of Governors the
s,asd u, n6en:ees VII forever DO ruled ou, Of he so
aieiy of the si,ts
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fHE NEW YORK STATE PRIsoSs.-Acc0rdng to
The report q the Inspectors there vcre $40 prsnaers
n the three prisons at Auburn, Catou sad Sing siux,
Septerber 90 1857. W s0s sins, e73; Auburn. 6li,
81 nton 21i TbetC IS decrease Tho tal Of lOl from
ls5t ard d 10 from 1906, and of only four
over 1906 Tie whole Dumber in pris0n dos bot
greatly exceed the average OF the last years MT
Withdrawing the increase OF reputation in the sste
There are ~ life prisoners and 241 for and
"a permanent reputation OF nearly 900 On t5e 1000
p- ners only ~ del 10 prison dnrirg the year AZ Au-
burn All but one ded OF pulmonary cunsumpton al srg
Sng ~ the twave deaths, t~o of CONSUMPTION sni
two By accident About forty Of the are reTred
usane, and This does not include larger oumoer snoss
minds are partially deraneed, but not suf'nuy 80 70 IN
osreciise Them from labor The prsoners deposit ~ha
money they have IN pocket entering prson 70 be re
Ton led on their aschsrge The amount deposed AZ Au-
than dollar each Vsiers sre charsed an simissor feo
OF 25 certs each The suount receNef at Aaburn from
ton. ff4
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival or the Empire City Capture OF .
Rich Prize by British War Vessel Land
Ing OF CooIies-Dealhs the Passaxc-Ad-
vance In Sugar-Trade and Frel9hts Doll
Exchange Rates, SC.
The steamship Empire City, Captain Griffin, which left
New Orleans 20th and Havana afternoon Of I'D inst
arrived at this port yesterday morning
The Empire City connected al Havana with the steam
ships Isabel and Granada.
AT 81 p. \, , on the I'D inst, Havana bearing SW. by
s., distant ~ miles, the Empire City spoke her British
Majesty steam gunboat Jasper with ,hip Amelia in com
pany, which she had taken prize days previously.
The Amelia outward bound SLAYER, with 2 900
douoloons on board. The jasper had previously been
cruizng some sixty days Off the coast waiting for
thing OF the sort to turn up.
The Empire City supplied late papers, and left them to
" go on their way rejoicing
Business Is reported dull at Havana freights ditto
Many vessels had left seeking business gulf por.s
Four vessels bad arrived from the East Indies since tho
18th, bringing 112 coolies to the Industrial Exhibition
exclusive OF 25l reported died OF disease the pasage
Prices Of sugars have advanced Stock l02 900 bo1e.
ExchangeLondoo, II per cent premium New York, par
to Il per cent premium
The health Of Havana il reported good.
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ARRrsr OR Van RoBaRRY.-Roysl Phelps, mail carrier
between New London, Conn and stonlngtcn Vas arres
ed at The las mentioned place saturday evenag Hol
brook, the government special agent, hli been on his
trscs for some ras consequence 6 hs numerorsoon.
Plants Of mssng letters indicating that bold deprs
jatc- a, work taAt vicinity. rhe task OF trsrug
th alesei robher rendered somewhat trouhlescns
from the fact thai hs ersOns cs place NJ Intervals of
several weeks Bat, a. usIal ne has, correctly
informed, foobed the mails once too often, and been
brought up af last On hs arrest a number u ietsr
packages found sccresd under the cushion or hs
ns These pacsag ges known - have bsen IN
she oal Gag when leit New London. Phelps was oom
nttsj 70 the New london jail anA all have an exsmna
Ton to day. tie s thirty six PEARS @f, and family
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OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.

HAVANA, March %, 1858.
importation Of "Asiatic Ere. Coonts -Sta<scs of Our
goes AriUd since lS+7-Horrble Per Cenaqc of Loss o
Lye-No Women imported-Pro1rdmme 0f ne Royal
Feast in Honor Of he Ne,o Prince Of ASuras-YAe Fat
Day Of Sc Jose-7hs BRITISH C7rtsr Etyr at Masa,scs
operate Items, dc.
We had less than four arrivals hA week with
"Asiatc free coonsts" On the l6Hh the American ship
Tconderoga, from Macao and tho Cape OF Good Hope,
wit slS 'Asiatcs. She had thirty two deaths the
passage. On the 10th the American ship Kitty Simpson
from swaas and st. Helena with 337 Asiatos. Ehe had
ninety three deaths the passage. Same day British
ship Edwin Fox, from Hong Kong and Cape Of Cool
Hope, with 269 Asiatcs She had forty deaths tho
passage And tho 10th the British ship Admiral with
2s3 As,atcs. She had ninety deaths the passage.
The following table, derived from reliable source ex
hbts the total number of vessels tn have arrived ibis
port since lsl7 with Asiatcs their ags tonnage number
Of Asatcs shipped and landed number per centsge
deaths, &C., which, think will not be deemed un!n-
tav ding
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Progress or the Revolution Ia Venezuela.
oVR PuARro CABELLo ooRREsr oNpsRCE.


Reco,ation IN ne Interior Capture Of Puerto CIblto ~
he Repo,utionis.s-D Descent Cdrlocas9he CiPtGl f
BesitSsd, DC.
the Interior and general has taken place
Puerto Cabello was taken by the regoltOR.s,s the
eth inst aud the 7h inst. body OF 900 march
.or C1raccas and demanded resignation from President
Mohasas, with the surrender Of all governmental power
President Aonsgas peremptorly refused the conditions
an procIai ned the capital in state s,ege.
No ausness doing and confidence completely paralyzed
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NIGH, as did Or. aOsen, Tie rynsssn orasnl At JS'a
ssj-m.
One m.r IN particular, on whom :ss sroasss
suspicion rested, was sansrei tthroGgh nesh
sence Intentionally 70 escape. All ed1''
70 him in vain, but seeing that the pTose3'
ton did ,ot aoae cool down he wss apprehen sd sad
put into prison They could get no.hiog out OF hi how
ever ard sloed the when E. De Leoa Esq, tas
United States CoDsu General for Eeypt arrived here, oa
counsel him but Consu De Lson thought the beet ssss.
ance he could render 10 himself He has 1sea
In Egg p for FIVE years. aod knows perfectly how ~ MAJ
age Turksh court On his frat visit 20 The Megs pps3
were brought and coffee offered, (t1s great rCrksh civil
nty but they we're told that cvites would be re
ceived until justice DONE 90 spoke 70 them ID suoh
promised faithfully but Consul De Leon told them teas he
did not wish any OF their promses bat 70 10 tsr dgy
which they had long enough neglected On hIs second
visi, OF them brought their pes smoked during
the whole session, which must have seemed very Oss
them, as they cannot do without tner
Before coming 20 Jana Consul DICKSON had been obliged
10 70 10 Beyrout account OF severe storm, dur1g
which the st. amer could not land at Jaa. Hs wen. u
the Pscha there On his first visit did not to
manifest interest IN the case but ns second visit
he very po.e strong orders TO the PsGha o.
two of his officers 20 Jafa and they got b
really in I1nedasy they began 10 get c,n'es
The fifth also Known but ne has sd So they have taken
the Sbekh and put him IN prison, ar VINO also has -
stand in his place re Is not found Il wonderful
that should get justice many have tried 20 sc:
I. in vain. fourteen murders have been committed IN
this vicinity and Jerusalem about two years, the
Tins belonging 70 different nations but notice been
taken Of then BY the governmen in the least can be
very easily understood how hard worthy Conscs had
TO work 70 make them do much they have done,
The rcurderers condemned TO death, and
the hrman from the Sultan they VIII be eXecuei
This afhr sas entirely broken up all c:Gll ons,
and with the first opportunity expect to return 70 Anne
rica. All the Europeans and Americans Jas live IN
town az present. but hope ha. greser safety may oe
in the future here for those who choose 70 live hsre
JOHN 4. STFINllCK.
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Naval unt~Ilo.<eo~,

Tho United STAIRS (razse) sloop of Savannah lying
snder the shears at the Brooklyn havy Yard progress
ing raiidly TO nnal completion. Very little re-
mans 70 be done 70 her, except tax ng her which
Will not occupy over fortnight
The United states steamer Wabash. lying a9dsr tho
Eastern shears al The place recey her tOpgant
mast yesterday and the work OF setting up her sanding
rigging commenced she ~nl receive thorough sega nt-
ng outside and In, der which she viii be ready fof
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'ng are TIE arloOn,s received by each escort.

The frs. escort FOR tbs year was very low ono The
quantities irDn al the goid fields greatly oolo The
respective weekly Grd 'ornght'7 averages, IN man5 IN
stances no. amounting 10 more ,nao ons tar rns esrE-
ordinary falling on ~ the returns undoubtedly oxins in
crest essuse to tie NJ reiuctiorB made by tho
god bGyers IN t,er bug .ng prices.
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The Gold Exports ~ Australia.

Itr0rn &c NeI01lfno AT9LF, jan IS,
The amount Of gold dCsj received by escort from our
several g0c feds GurGg Tho ysas 1851 4 26
ounces. as coUrared with 1856, during which yssr
l3s,s23 ounces we're received, there increase Of
about 800 ounces Is 'vOr Of 1867. TIE ed fro
southern gold ielis sss steadily increased during past
year, while for he northern aelds there rs;her fall
Ing of.
ma -larlr lrrl tfor
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STRIKs or CoTToN OPERarIvEs.--On the 2ltl,
INST the operaiiyes the Nsdinseag cotton fsct~rv
aIem s.ruck and have been sLce oa from work % -
,ypt cf reduction of twelve All half per cent IN s
wages of al the banls ex,sy' the pecers and po0ers
S.ses pay hss no, ceeD heretofore advanced
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A PBiLANTnRoPIo CoSvicT.--Amoug the con.
vics present N the state PTJu 1rcnt,D New Jersey,
Is an named stonelase srieuc"d Tor passag c)lntw
fet money, who v@ formerly sssiss nj " Rsy. Mr.
fease, Of he Five Points Nr5on, su5 " W stdcatst
He says he r~s pa the coanrfet money for ieo; dls
m And passed on bink1sb u genuine. rs % he pay
sslap q the esAt Al meat
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Tue WHEAr CRoF.-The Chicago Tribune SAYS
DnrDx bs sst few days passei dozen OF more
IN his ~A,e (song the Illinois CenIA) besies
the Oou1es Of Kaoz Dawes aoi PIKE n lad a-a aai caa
speak from personal obeeryson Of tie flycTRse acrsa
knc< Q, 40 SroE ing wheat troy
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tovu assert tbough csnnct for o moment Believe il,
ha. orsni win be spared 90 es .ae ,Ss' S ss a. ss o
when in England nooe can deny, for he took tie vice
chair at the memorable meeting ~ Greenwich in 1916,
when Louis Napoleon .he President of the day
NdIle Rstor is by this Paris with Orsini's cniI
dYep with view TO p.ead TOR mercy 10 ths Empress OF
beauty as Of Francs.as c1sFnng M @ s1gene me sacrn
wounds pcted), in the rue Lepeater, for us TO wish
their sentence changed Such indeed, is the general
feeling here where assassination az With you, s held in
Monsieur Bernard their associate, gets deeper aud
deepsr INTO the mess on each police exanination We
are all on the qoi urs 70 know vhether the Italian
authorities will, according Othe demand hand
countryman, Mr. hodges, to the French It vi turn out
very prey quarrel they DO sort OF affair tia. fire
eating Sir Lucius Orrigger would have relishe3.
Donald Nichon, NJ p, the candidate FOR the civic
Adermanc gown cast by Mr. Kennedy one of the Bri
tsb Bspb mis- Directors
You will read Of the fire at the ancient ssat OF sr
kins Williams Wynn, Wynnstay Han. Although Sir Wat
bins was the chairman Of a Welsh insurance company,
he had not insured single article The total loss s est
mated at fl20 000 Great as Il may appear, II ia but
t bite TO the Welsh baronet, who ssupposed to be as
rich as Rothsohild or Crasus.
The medical psosepsion of this country and indeed the
world at large, viii lament the death Of MI BENJAMIN
Travers, F. r. s. He indeed leaves large circle Of
friends to deplore his ioss for he bright ornament
of his profession and most perfect and accomplished
gentleman.
last evening a crowded audience OF fashsna-
bles, principally Americans, assembled together at
the Hanover squaye Rooms to listen TO the enter
taipments Of your we'll known Mr.. J. Masset. Tho
revival Of "Louis XL" at the Prncesses thanks to
Mr. Keans extraordinary acting, has not only once sgan
takep town by storm but all stars the
provinces and their managers on the qs riue Mr. W. r.
Sheridan Markwels version OF Cassmir Della Vigres fine
tragedy is now being played IN the principal country
towns Br. james Anderson and Miss Agnes Esworthy
terminated their brilliant engagement At Drury last Saur
day Mr. Sims Reeves is not singing much this month,
for the want Of engagements but that he breads the
month of March, and therefore nurses his machess
voice. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams still at the
little Adephi What need we ssy more than thit TO- uaor
evening Mrs. Williams plays 10 farce from the
pen of thai neat, lengthy snt respectable individual,
ard author, Mr.. ChsreJ Seloy In i. she plays
ia called "a Day in Seville" she viii dance or course
NJ least hope The PINE and Harrison troupe
driving ali before them with Bass "Rose OF Caste 1T
Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM: EUROPE.
Arrival n fhe Steamer Afri~.

q the steamer Africa
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-The steamer Africa ar
rived here about noon today from Liyerpcoi
with dates to the 18th ult The stearner r uiton
arrived out on the 2tth
per cent.
II was said that the English and French Gov
erumebts Were trying 10 settle the difhculty be-
tween spain ana America La regard TO the frigate
The British and continental news 8. generally
unimportant. The British exports during No
vembeT show a great falling OF
further reduction Of the French army has
been decided upon.
The London Times in speaking Of President
Bachsn.n,s Kansas sentiments in the message,
say that there Is cautious balance and anxious
determination TO rie hit himself on the question,
sna ne succeeds not amiss, but the propping up
Financial accounts from all quarters are encour-
aging NO failures Of consequence bad occurred
anywhere. L. b. Coddington & Co. iron mer-
chants IN the American trade, had resumed.
millions seven hundred and fftvthousan nd pou nds
and reduction Of the rate Of interest TO al. ner
cent was anticipated within a fortnight
The latest telegrsphie sdyices from Hamburg
were cheering, money being abundant at easier
rates.
Cotton closed buoysnt, with an upward tend
| ency. Trade at Manchester was more active but
without Improvement In prices.
The advices from India are important. Luck
now was captured by the British forces on the
| nth. The fighting commenced on the 18th. when
destroyed. On the 18th, amer a contest Of two
hours, sir Colin Campbell succeeded in occupy
Ing Deikosah and MortinIere. The enemy al
tempted TO recover the position a few hours sub
sequentiy. but Were Tepulsed with heavy loss
| On the 18th, the commander chief advanced
across the canal and took Sscunder BaQh aftrr
an obstinate struggle The heavy artillery then
opened on Sanuch for three hours and the posi-
ton was carried after an obstinate fight Early
on The Eth communications were opened with
| The barracks. long CaBnonade commenced
Il house, "a hv
| at O'Clock, and the troops pushed on and occu-
| pied the Montrema bal before dark
The British loss in the several engagements 10
said to have been only four officers killed and
forty wounded.
The loss OF the rebels is not stated Sir Colin
Campbell's attacking force no s,bered twelve
thousand. The sick aud wcusti-d women aud
children were sent from Lucknow 10 Compore
under escot.
ReinfoTcements were daily arriving, ard all
ala m for the garrison and outposts had subsided
twenty Tour members OF the roy al family Were
executed al Delhi.
Sir Colin Campbell had been slightly wounded