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

Marching and Camp Lifs--EMeets sf the
Hent--Ensctlvs Strength or the EnGiish--
a swusm OF Bees-Tns Rohaita Attach
Escapes Of SIR Colin Cumpbsn frvna Death.
tfureedpore (Ssy is correspondence 81 london Times
MAKcu TO fUrTxHGHrR-How STA COLIN CAMPgxLfA
STANDS THE woBK-sUfFsairGs FROM TIE HEAT.
Although the vcrks necessary for tho defence Of IA
reilly are not yet completed Sir Colin Campbell unwilling
W ose time when his presence urgently required q
station the trunk road, where be be I'm
communication with the numerous columns whose
menD he directs made bis first march towards Tutteghur
this morning, leaving behind him respectable force
der Brgadier wapos for the security Of the city and dis
trict
sir Colin who stands this extraordinary nfe better Than
any of his force, ordered of .; half pas, Tho
morning, and commenced practical existence Just
~ the hour thai the members 10 the smoking In
London clubs begin " think Of gong 70 bed Fortunately
the nights bright starlight, and the plans
white that there lue difficulty OF keeping TO me road
Ibave already endesyored 70 describe he course q an
Indian midnight march, and have nothing 10 add TO the
BotS sar Colin Campbell and General nansse,d have
knocked their Aitcsd Camp completely. SIR ID. Baird
h m Of lever. Captain Alison jass recovering from
Tho oooii.s Il Barsiy. and rode away amos equally
destitute OF covering from The charge Of the so~ors
Murray has gone 70 she hills, quite done up and
exhausted ana only Hope Johnsoue eth struggles on.
with vet towel round his head, writing merorandoms
amidst an Amy OF " punkahwsshs" From all SIDES ve
hear Of casualties caused BY heat Sir Edward Lassrd
writes that his men have suffered severely Recess A.
tack the enemy Koopcn; EIGHT men tell desd In thd
pres from Inc sd through he beat Of sne sns ana
min etecn Of casuates 81 Bsrcllyten Of which
fs,ai--were csused 10 the same way In facs, every
march henoeforsh, after ten O'Clock The morning
be atiended with loss OF fe snd under such circunI-
the prooDsaon Of operations the Gold becomes
very eilous question for the Commander In Chief Who
exceedingly anxious 70 get the under before
the rains CON nee soon a. u can be done consistently
whh the public service.
you could look into the hesdquar,ers camp between
twelve and tour O'Clock and Writ the various tents
would r Coin perhaps busted sh msTs ard papers;
General Mashed equally occupied, the mdsfateAblc
ko utans General Major Norman struggling with mound
Of returns Colonel Pskenbam. with mild e,rressou u
endurance, coniendps WIN red tape and genera orders,
nse,san.iy sIr.DsasswY ykm.ary f.tuIns. b. .pssp
headquarters stan pantir their chsrpoys, the
possible approach 70 Adamte costume, and EaspnK for
breath like carp on The banks o. moss may issaily
himself, wish "kusk1s 'auIes' and punkshs and
similar appliances 70 reduce The senpers-
packed ten Twelve In a tent, In some regiments
eighteen and twenty without such resources and without
snS apo @oa
army n sipsusrly healthy. The fever which prevails "a
OF light upc and most Of casualties are caused by
must expect srss, msrtsay the TROOPS arc mnch longer
exposed 1t this season Of the year.
STRENGTH OF THE ARMv-rrs STATIONS AND pUry.
BY ,ss LAT return q our effective strersh NE British
Of wbcm ~ 5l4 effective and 4o5T or than
per cen we're sick Our artillery numbered sss pieces e
80 DC sufpfiseu W neal uAA te kf~oo WNs
OF native troops mustered less than 12l ood coss-
stoned officers aud men, being In the proportion ~ sbou
three TO one OF the European troops bat there = III
striking the strength Of force, upSer NE
head Of disarmed native troops Of al ranks here
turn q 20 227 men these men ase receiving pJ, snas
mere than that they are psraly zing me scpon
mum Der OF British soldiers; for instance teere are -
wards II 1000 sepoys OF the 3D. foh, S2d, Sfn and $50
regiments Native infantry Bsrrsckpcre, VINO reqnra
the attention Of her Maestys 10Th reg uent ana DO
sschnept OF sailors There others Oalcussa nneer
similar surveillance the e2d Native infantry and NE uW
IRREGULAR Csvsirv are watched BY re of The ssh Il b.
Ran rore Al puaTes ne sarmet sepoys % the 11 25kh
9Th an 5osh Native ufantr require the care OF part cfheV
se-tb AZ rurrdrr f5o disarmet Hepcyn OF ne
ca~ar the 7d 9Nh. Al Gis,rsve irfahiEy ara
vsts-cd ~ tcr yaisf'ys slt, ejse resineat, and