The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16


The Patyie announces that NJ de Lamartine's saddle
horses we're sold on SATURDAY ssh Of May Point
To be sold to satsfy one Of his creditors.
The three per cent rentes closed ~ cor &c.
Teleraphic news from st. Petersburg, dated May o.
says that the whole population Of the Little Tschetsind
were smnS no Susss undo. ne Oroesoo Of hs
Russian troops They had burnt their auls, fortified
villages schamyl was collecting troops. His move
meuts were closely watched by the Russians
The War In India.
The following dispatches are from the Lon don Times
Matters appear be progressing satisfactorily in Dude
number OF principal falookdars have made their sub
BY their and the settlement Of the coun
try round Lucknow = being rapidly made.
The main body q the GhOorfss proceeding % Nspsul
and the Ghoorkas do not expect any opposition.
Jung BahAdoOr, with his body guard, has already
under Mahomed Hosein, and Colonel Rowcrofts force
took place Amorha, In the Goruckpore district
70 their losing one gun and about 100 men
General WhNclock arrived at Budaon on tho 10th April,
having a. Bsor.gurn defeated the Naval who fed pre-
guns were after wards BY the rebels ana taken
is reported from Calpee that ranta ropee the Rance
Of Jhans and the RAahs Of shahgur and Campoor with
Sir Hugh Rose The Rao sahid, with 1000 men and the
relics Of The Banda Nawab's force, Il Jubupore with
msn s1S ,ss where
General Waipoles division defeated the rebels on the
22d ofApril; four guns were taken, and their bag.
sfsr long puFsut The ooI%sndsr Chief ioHeS
General walpole's division on the 9th April, and
soS Bissder Psnnyfa.hsr attacked he rebels on The
10th April, about ten miles nom Budaon and defeased
s ]
April The rebel chief Of that place suffered great oss
property about twenty Of hS followers killed and
proceeds suocsssfuiy General wspos division on he
18th April made unsuccessful attack fort Of Rowas
and about 100 have fallen. Tho European troops
were obliged 70 retire, but the enemy evacuated the fort
ne And SH1 a' s.. moved orws % ne s
Kanouje md wss dsPessd with loss Of four guns their
camp, and 500 or 600 killed
punusd BY BrgAdier Douglas crossed the Gauges the
9th April and arrived At Judssspoe the 2d On the
which advanced from Arah having Followed The enemy
INTO the jungle, was defsaed-l33 men and three officers
Body was taken by Gen. whss,ock on the lssh Aprsi,
and four guns Sir n Rose left Jhans on the 27h ana
Koosh IN advance q &lpss srissSsr Johns, o. the
after three actions and the capture q Ruesdabsd and
| Nujeena
Inc london 7ima contains the following later DO.
The Commander In Chief and General wNpole entered
nsnsS,2pSrs e, va0u, 0pp s % on The s'1 q
IN R.reily me nnSoo: were ir,eoSy The inssissnos
confirmed General Penny was :. Pusssise : On the the
26 Of April and MARCHED thence on thas day 70 JOIN the
sbehur dated Nay states sSss he had followed he re-
bells ambucade Rapora and that he was killed
sr Hugh Ross marched rom JS.nsi for o%pss % tho
10Th He was opposed y Kooch BY body Of The enemy,
ne q han s.S
defeated, but details and dates unknown
The intelligence from China relates almost entirely 70
the movements Of the diplomaGhts.
he Russian envoy, Count Putam, arrived shanghss
IN the steamer America the I'D OF March the United
statss Commissioner, Mr. Reed, by the Minnesota, the
24th; the Earl Of Egn by Tho Furious 18th the
rench Ambassador. Baron Gros, BY the Audac'euss
Fatal Prize FrshA I'm EngI.nd
CONDUCT or JOHNNY wALKER-PHILP REDWOOD
KILLED.
[Gravessnd Qday 2D correspoudspos Of London rele-
fatal results attending Of thoss low rufany pussto
enccuners oomnoaly desisnalsi prize nsass mo pr
ioss-u ssS,Ds bssp sryssS.d ,Ssi Arm. sboSId Ia.
psscs between Johnny waiero and "Gob rravsrs The
Black two men we'll Known = puglsss for fioo yes.
blackguardm Of London repaired The Feuchuroh street.
opposs 6uesnhsbs ne place ssIsctsd = ihe scsne q
operations. me nght, however, much 70 The dsappont
Wsisr nos feeling Disposed % mes. his oo,orsd snsssos
Who, therefore, claimed the stakes
The people dssrmniss Dos 70 be deprived Of The plea
sure Of seeing two human beings descend 70 the level of
Ssir vshss were sa;sas1, and The svo men Csuilvss
missssou sSe ssooun.sr I've ssSer indiysdusls :sd
70 be personal friends, Commenced hosttes One Wa
on snd e: ossr s. Shp R
Voc. yoqsg man about twenty six year q sys, Who
lasted about hour when Red wood fel 70 the ground
and vas picked up BY Nc ssoonders He vss uncou-
scious and hin friends, finding Inposbls % rs.sor.
the river. He was there placed In boat, and brought
10 This side Of the river and put nom s boa 10
IN de bosa sndssvorsd 70 restore cnscoususss By Tho
.dminssrsi,on q some nos brandy and wafer. ms
did not have The md y. ct
surgeon, and osber medical gentlemen Who Happened 70
notwithstanding everything possible done, expired
about O'Clock last evening three quarters Of hour
shortly After his death two young men, named rhomss
Oakley and James Dooovan called II NE inHrmary 10 In
gure how their un s oomPso,on ". prosrss'Ds
nebt They admitted hey we're friends Of the deccssed,
but refused 70 give any Information 10 how his death
gone The pol,os however. sucoeeded in sscertsiniDe
hss the fellow who had caused Redwoods death the
person above ned and that he had fed 10 London
msdatey after the conflict had been broughtto abrupt
termination. Mr.. Superintendent White ~ dee-
patched officers 70 the metropolis but MP 70 This
evening Information Of Morris capture had been re-
ceivcd here. He w. however, 80 well known, that his
apprehension within very brief period considered
certain.
Up this afternoon the identity OF the deceased had
not been satisfactorily essAbhhsd but about four o'clock
an elderly woman named Marssret WIlsoo who de-
sibsd herself Is mother isw q the dscsased present
Cd hersc the police station and requested permission
10 see the body OF course her wish complied WITH
and she then gave the police all the information they re
qured. she much shocked Al the appearance Of the
body, which frghuiy mutsted about the head and
neck she stated that HE deceased vas married man,
and had le widow and two young children totally UNI
provided for.
mis- evening Mr. Fight ct the request Of Mr. Hslder
the Coyoner made post mortem examination OF the
body He found death 70 have resulted from spopexy,
caused BY the rupture Of blood vessel on the brain,
suIsns from the blows received during the light me