The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06
Great Britain.

LONDON, Feb l2-Evening.
The next elegraphc despatch from India will be due at
Malta on Sunday next, with news from Bombay To the
oath uit.
In the Court Of Bankruptcy to-day Mr.. lawrence, on
behalf Of the Great Northern Railway Company stated
that the total OF Redpaths frauds f22o 0oo
and that special examination had resulted the dcnti
acaton Of forged transactions 70 the amount Of fe4 $50
The whole Of the creditors had been paid 20s the
pound, with the exception Of the brokers, who If they
had exercised ordinary discretion might have prevented
which they had reached NJ lawrence suomit:od
proof for Geo 0C0 against Redpaths estate Mr. Commis
souer Gouburn committed the proof and said he
quito approved Of the examination the company had made
with respect 70 the brokers' who will receive only l5s
the pound.
The TINS says the India bill merely embodiss, In
few and oh vicus changes, the conclusions which all
have hsS oceson 10 s.pCls he csmSroos en
and tArdy operations Of Indian and the
want Of any roal responsbiliy win remove useless
agencies nterveptons and delays Thero not shadow
OF wrong-not man. woman or child is the worse for the
The london Ness prepared 10 find the bill entirely
subyeri all those constitutional principles which the
safety o. that empire has been hitherto be-
heyed 70 depend; but was not prepared TO
out prina facis for destroying the double
government a any time, aad much less for destroy
in IL at period ef great popular excitement whilst
the country iiser still rent by Internal convulsions
the nost important measure ever fallen 10 Psrlia-
mont in tno has becn iDcubated In haste In no-
rance in conuson and, instead Of solid and substantial
facts and weghy Arguments the propounder oi this dan
gerous and destructive scheme throws out q couple OF
fstuent capraps and thinks that he has convinced the
nation Of the wisdom Of his pcrious design
The ChronicIe says there every prospect OF pro-
tracse discussion but at present there indications
rs 20 Its probable political party ieanings Monday will
supply this doocnoy by disclosing the line 70 be adopted
by tho opposition leaders
The Herald thinks, any change be needed II should
be much cB violent one. The blow aimed by govern
men. At the East India Company will probably recpl on
themselves
The second leader Of the london Times on the govern
ment Of India and Lord Cannngs letter. which tho 7iups
considers as valid defence TO the most popular charges
againtt him.
The third article recruiting for the army For the
last five months the recruits attested have averaged very
little short OF 600 month for the infantry ol the line
alone and goo for all OF the service together These
numbers would represent within fraction total levy
Of 10 900 troops year-a rate amply sufficient, If main
tanned, 70 answer all demands upon Our machinery
may be somewhat defective. II would probably be OF
material service persons Of influence In counties
would again bestr themselves and let the abong classes
treatment and In many vastly improved condi,ou,
awaits lad entering tho army. The machinery would
be more effective. too. IL permanent, and
spscee OF organization were preserved, which might be
eseted with more or less activity according the
of the dercard.
rs Neies thinks government ought take a stand
against the NespoltaD in the affair Of the Gag
Lafi steamer
The Herald says the accusations and criticisms Of Mr.
Roebuck lag, night, afford painful oootrast 70 the
perate ye. digni6ed language Of Lord Derby.