New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
INDIA.
rRI., or Tue Ex-kEG or Dsi.H.


TIE D.A Ge:<..e gives ao interesting stconrt oi
the Trial Of the old eI-King:
The t.isl OF mo e1 King Of pehi conn'.Iotp o. ~.
WsJr.s,sv Ian u in the d wsn khsa of ;hs Pa
nee II "a. ~ O'tlsk before the p-sonet N''
brou-tt in. He appeared very NH n 81 'oI s.e
mio cont suppOr.d o. one see oy the ~ 80
you'd JUG MS B.knt, and on ne o'1er y So,
,I.,iici .e1ysut aud roied himself into ihti yu,
VI, the "a sbian sssigued. % HIM lie pr ID -
picture Of helpe-. nbccriy s. nnder o'hsi CIR
st,ic,s NUT have awaken, d pity. lie ,as :; re-
On l. cushion on the LETT of The Presideat sni % -.
ro,. - the Government prosecutor, hi- 81 Juo'u
Buk III, stsr6ing tea yard 20 ia iei, "'' s-"'i
Of iHes BE- onG 81. 80 ,.,
The pr s. .cutor read he c.aryes seais' tne v'I-
Onrr siairg thsta,hou=h the Prs'he' III 5'- 80 h
rassed up,n i'm n consequence ot ms 10 ha'i'S
teen cuar.lieed 10 MIN Oy GeE. "Isoa, IN F" pio''e
convey though Capt hods)1. ..h .ba
The pr secutor then pU. ne lue-'i"h .t.'ouS" .H
-arn.. ter "Cpilty or no. guil,v r. ~nsh the p7-,
oLer " di rot or af -cted DE-. 20 u%-f-t>I'
b-Ie yya. one delay ~ ex31lnlDS II - NM I''
hen de1laied bu-ef proiorndiy guOrAn' Oh 'le nau
the charges against bun, although e '''.n'''ef
of:ae was furnished and -ead to nin n The p'e-en
Of Nitre->e-, some twenty days Pr A,sr
more delay the prisoner pleaded Not gaty, ana 10
bnsiness of the Court proceeded.
On the second day ne citing Tas c'o-eu, AZ o0N
queDce of the indisposltion Of the prisoner.
On the third day, while the syFerce IVES pe.he
taken the prisoner coei up easily upon hs CUSHION,
appeared cst in the land OF Dreams ani, except "h?1
anything peIticulGr struck him continued unniH'ui III
OF what pdseiDg around him.
On the fourth ana fith days he WSs a:od-el no
.eep 10 hear TIE evidence read proieSsioni aft'+
was il attendance the latter day, making ske,o
OF the pIisoLer as lie lay on his cough.
On ~ sixth dey, the ralsa'lon OF letter 9a-'d
the 9TH Of March addressed TO the lse Mr. ColVi
Lputenant.Goys y. W. r., was reed, d.s3Io'il ;
TIE fact that rs lar bask as year and nsi, az
secret emisgl les were sht by the King OF Dehi 10
PersiA throug the agency Of Mohsned ii issun
U,&eeree the object Of ~aIch was evidently 20 OBTAIN
s-sistsucc to complete the overthrow ol btsh PP"cr
N India Tie perusa OF me letter. which bears oCtl
he Delhi ard Agra ppsunaIh, eAcIF1 ooNsi1ei"''o
sensation n court.
On the 7th and sth days the prosecute examined,
through TIE Interpreter, person nafei Jn1muH,
formerly news writer to Tie L'eutenlh',1oVer9o' ~
Ag,a His evidence confirmed al We have arel1y
heard concerning tho cO,dbloOdad atrocities COM
mltted absolutely under the priiOner5 own sps!t-
ments 10 the palace. The canal water, which ran
through the place OF eXscu.lOn was u appeH'S, ugi
for the purpose OF Washing away I'll u"cee VI ''e
Caitain Forrest, Comnissa.y Of Ordnance, was
examined on the Sth aud 9th days, end on the .Utn
{" so,th.aycr,' Hrssun U5kaeIee, was examined,
ana denied all that had been said OF hl' "ohi7lIul
powcrs. ,.-.,..
inc MS REQ o1ded statement OF his hrm bei.t IN the
n6wrs attributed 10 the witness he denld al knlT
tdca of iu or his DO lie was reminded OF DIS
stnomopt made but few days previous, but al To no
nurt ose; he completely ignored him. ana hHSshh
i'skh, rec was retuInt to ais place OF conhnemeu
uch TO the diaguft OF those who eNpected soe heI
est NJ revelations from hlu. g..
The .xt a itness called Bukhta~ur, peon IN
the service the late Captain Douglas hs evidence
ch y ,eat.d 10 The occurrences OF the lltl OI Nay
The Coult was Occ upi.d the whole OF the eevent
day with the exlu.atiOn of person named Chunee,
formerly editor of native paper entitled 1Re D!pt
Neus conducted OF novel principle, the edtOr sohty
being TO write his paper full, aid then carry 1t around
and read il 10 his subscribers The witness stated,
in reply TO questions taat the Mohammedans OF the
city were in the habit of boasting that the Per
sens aided by the Russisns were coming TO drys tae
English out Of the country, and gave It a. MS frm
belief that the Mohaminedans very much excited
about Il e Persian The CLuppates when we're
circulated were he sad Tor the purpose OF bringing
together a large body Of zen for SOME business to be
explained to them hereafter. Cnunee concluded hs
cvidence Of this day by replying 10 question put by
he Europe ans: The King HIMSELF whs else could
give the order p
On the twelfth day "Colam" was examined aud
gave some particulars of the massacre OF Europeans
inside the palace, of which he was an eyewitness
The prisoners lIakeem, EssamOOlla Khan was
then called in and examined on oath. His evidence,
which oUght 10 be and might be, but Tor evident
bias" interesting and important, always broke down
coming certain point, VIZ, crim;neting tue
prisoners
The prisoner was more lively than usual to-day; de-
csred his innocence of everything several times, and
amused himself by twisting and untwisting Il scarf
round bis head sud askiDg for stmulsnt occa-
sionaly.
A tcIc gram received at Bombay states that the
prisoner found guilty, aud sentenced TO T.
lion fJr life TO the Andamans.