The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25


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signed IN BocAra Nay a. 1858.
To the foregoing may rot be out o: place add few
statistical facts relative 10 the various States cthe cenfc
.ptcggs soo,s,C. ?2G ,qu.rs leagues With population
spd hr! members n its sis,s legislature The reyconsis
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Bolivar contains 1880 square Leagues ls2l7 inhsbi-
20 he s,ie Isg.aa-s revenue $4,000 espi-
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The Russian Press On the Briush Positsea In
s Petersburg ure 2s) crrespOndenee of London ree-
graph.
The sentiments expressed by the st. Petersburg
Gazette with respect TO the present English opera
tons in India of very various character. The
paper of the old and conservative party-the
Ptcheua (Bee)-is, IL not the steady supporter of
English supremacy in India, yet very moderate
and well wishing spectator Of the efforts made by
Sir Colin Campbell and his gallant army. The Rms
sian fnrode, the official army paper, has during the
last few years assumed highly national garb deem
ing it a duty to blame and vituperate most things
and countries which have not the advantage ~ being
Russian. Towards England, however, even this
paper has shown greater fairness than towards Ger
many, and particularly Austria, the common victim
OF the whole press Of this empire. But IL these
papers either regard England as too powerful or have
too much respect for the only country in Europe
where personal liberty IL perfect truth, there
n another paper in existence In st. Petersburg,
which omts no opportunity to empty the Walls OF lis
wrath over unhappy Albion. I AN sorry TO say that
this paper is the leading paper Of the liberal party
In Russia, and as far any paper be in Rus
STA, the journal which directs that latent and still
very young product of national feeling here-popu-
lar opinion. True, IL IL 10 be seen FROM the columns
Of this Angophobc paper that most Of its exaggera
tons are called forth by the articles published coca
sionally in some English journals, which treat the
Russians IA II they were a get OF cannibas, or at
least barbarians. There Il Russian proverb 70 the
effect that the echo IL louder than the original sound
The following article, extracted from the paper
alluded To fPedonosfD will give you an opportu-
nifty OF Judging Of the truth of this adage. The
article runs az follows:-
when In 1899 terrible epidemic dccimscd the ranks
Of The troops In Eas Iadis the officers while ouryiDg tn
the evening hoee OF their who hsi 10 Tie
course Of the day, used 70 sps song In which the fol-
loving lines occurred
sing, bro,bers. the brother who died,
And him who VIII die next
In this terrible song, composed by officer who soon
o,oer lines hdfg under ine mask Of sa,fe feel
os Of profound dependency Here they are
Ia, hsi let tnem think OF their mothers
Who hops " them again.
Ia our opinion the EnTish soldiers would bs quite a.
iestecd q, present they resumed death sosg from
the snow covered heights OF Himasys down Tue au
coss, or the Indian Ocesn nysentery Hvcr dl,ssses
levers Of different the iuesorshe cholera de-
vastsie the English army in India
Follow me To Calcutta We are In Charpslgsa, the
banks OF the Hooehy, In the tom Of pas-. sesuddy
stretching before The covered With shps
Of ell raioDs, ADD In tho distant air, bslmy the FRA
GRANGE % the East rises The wall Of Fort william. Tns
momeri nov regiment Of Euslsh troops. coming from
an sccms'ng residence Ia MALTA and the Gaze OF Good
Hope, has landed IN ths country Of wopsers rprrht
Tho soldiers march, 10 the sound OF the band AMI oy
beams from their eyes They ere 81 last arrived on ne
'cene o. action aud who knows but they may leave
laden with iH spoils.
And nos, imagine ha, two years have passed the
'ceDe jdst Described. fbe troops have Calcutta
bey have seen no ENEMY, and have had marching 70
pndergo But what has become Of these athletes Of Ens
and snd scctIsndi Hoe wtnered they look raey are
,se and min faced, and the deadly nHueucc Of ne ell
mate " stamped on thsir vpo'e Appearance. And
act IN eye 90 the sick la You wA learn that per
1ept OF every regiments destroyed year that s 70
ay, the last man 81 Egsh regiment "a ads hes ted
liter years Of Indian ho THIS excsns the pale faces
~ The soldiers, whom i~o years ago ~e say land In socn