The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

Campbell Of the Bays, crossed the 9Th (As wrote
my lsst), composed Of the TIA hussars 10th Hghanders
ana MAJOR Andersons troop OF artillery.
On the 9th the 9th ancers, LIST Bengal fus
eers and Remington's troop Bengal horse arery On
the 10TH the AID and e3i Hghanders Hodson's horse
and another troop OF horse artillery. On the 1Ah The
date Of Of our latest accounts Sir Colin had returned from
Aababad but had not yet crossed into Gu ie The report
hat has reached attributes this delay the arrival
Of the siege tain and convoy from Agra and adds thai
considerable anxiety felt for the safety Of this uapor
ant addition to the attsckpg force Bat this, think,
metake for the convoy appears 70 have been but wd
msrcbcs from Cawnpore the 4th with tue siege train
only one march in liz officer writing from,
tram came IN on the th and 70 cross about the 18th
IcoDchde, therefore, tbs Sir Colin was only waiting u
see the whole force over before he hseh crossed and
mat WITHIN day DR. two after tie date OF our latest a.;
counts he once more Get foot in the rebel province at the
head Of probably fon coo 900 and about lao
guns, SO of hem pieces Of heavy metal and the
msping go heidpeces, the whole number under the com
mand Of sir Archdale Weon. The road to Anmoagh ne
would IND quite clear scng bodies Of troops being sta
toned ~ Oonao, Bnsserutgange and the Banneeordge
From Aunbas itself latest IL OF the 18th inst
when all was well No attack had been made by the enc
one was expected ON that day. and the writer OF the
letter 10 which am reterringan officer Of the 18th
says, " We are all Ia harness."
Mean While Jung Bahadoor, with his Ghoorsas, was
lying before FyzAead in eastern Dude, but. for
want Of ammunition, was unable TO take tho place.
Supplies were consequently srdored for him from
Benares, and pending their arrival q. his camp, ths
march OF Brigacer Franks on the road from Jaun-
pore by Saanpore 70 Lucknow WIS halted at Buaapore
Of ,he about the 7th Of this monthof the two auxiliary
forces destined TO aid the Commander in Chief in the re
conquest of Dude
Turning 70 the northwest Ct Dude where the great pro-
vince of ROhlcund yet remains to be tranquized, we
find that Eve sikh reg ments OF FOOT with horse and art
feIy, moving down the roads from Lahore; and
already within the boundaries Of the province and with
out the aid Of the Sikh force considerable blow has been
inflicted the rebels of Bareiy Three large bodies
OF these men were at tho beginning Of this month
toned at three several points between Bareiy and the
hills One party, under Fuzl Hulk, held the road 10 Pc
cleebheet, at point fourteen miles from the bottom
the Nynee Tai hill second at Ruda PORE further to
the west; ana third in the centre on the main
Bareiiy road twenty four miles from the Nynee TAI hill,
rather, from the camp at the bottom Of y HILL where
lay Colonel Causland with the 66lh Shoe as some 500
Nepauese and hmen and some Irregular horse and four
Light held pieces-in all about eco men.
All is quiet in the PuDsb with Sikh regiments march
ing down into sindostan and Engsh coming up from
Kurrachee TO take their place. Sir John Lawrence arrived
with the 18th PuDjab Infantry ~ Loodhiana the Atm,
on his way To Delhi and Agra the districts lately handed
to his management From Aooan the 7th FusIeers
had arrived at lahore, setting free the sis up
reinforce the somewhat crippled garrison Of Peshawur
Further 70 the eastward in Central India Sir Hugh Rose
and Gen Whtlock are pressing helping to condne into
ever narrowing circle the yet blazing smouldcrng
fire OF rebellion Sir Hugh after relieving Saugor before
proceeding upward moved 10 the eastward against a
situated fort led Gurrakoa some 25 miles of
supposed occupied by the remains Of the mutined
SD Bengal native infantry He was proceeding to invest
the place when il was abandoned by It's occupants.
Whitlock's force was expected 10 leave Jubbulpore
or about the 18th, and would aivalce two DIVISIONS
along the great road TO tn Gauges the other to Sau
~,
In the Bombay Presidency nothing has occurred Of
much importance.
TRIAL OF THE gx,KnG OF DELHI.
The Delhi Gazette gives ntercstrg account of the
trial o. the old ex King
The trial Of the ex King of Delhi commenced on We'd
nesday, jan 81 in the Dewsn Khss of the Palace. II
Was half past IL before the prisoner brought He
appeared very inrm and toered into court supported
eide by the "interesting youth, Jumma Bukht
and the other BY confidential servant and coed him.
self into small bundle upon the cushion assigned TO him.
He presented such picture Of helpless imbechty as
der other circums ances, must have awakened pity. He
sat coed up cushion the left OF the PreBent aad
10 the right Of the government prosecutor his Junma
Buhbt standing few yards to his left, and guard Of
The read the charges against the prisoner
stating that although the prisoner might be fully convict
ed by the court capital sentence could passed
him. consequence OF his life having been guaranteed TO
HIM BY General Wilson, in promise conveyed through
Captain Hodson.
The then put tho question through tho inter-
prefer guilty not guy which the prisoner either did
not affected not 10 understand and there deny
IN explaining TO him. He then declared himself pro-
foundy ignorant OF the nature OF the charges against him
although translated copy OF them furnished and
read him in the presence OF Witnesses some twenty
days previous. After some more delay the prisoner
pleaded noi guilty. and the business OF the court pro-
ceedei
Of the indaposiion OF the prisoner.
On the third day, while the evidence was being taken,
the prisoner, oosd up easily upon his cushoo, appeared
lost ia the land Of dreams aud except when thing
particular struck bun, Continued Dmndfal Of what Was
pastiIa Hound him.
On The fourth and eth days no was aroused from sleep
to hear tho evidence read professional artist was At
tendance the latter day, making sketch OF the prso
ner as he lay on his couch
on the sixth day. the TRANSLATION OF letter, dated the
24lh Of March, addressed the late Mr. Colvi eutenan
Governor y. W. p, read disclosing the fact thai
far back year and half secret emissaries were
sent by the King OF Doh 10 Persia through the agency OF
Mahomed HuEsun uskberce the object OF which was
evidently to obtain assistance 70 complete the overthrow
British power ia india. The perusal OF the letter,
which bears both the Delhi and Agra postmark excited
considerable sensation In curt
On the It'll and sth days the prosecutor examined
through the Interpreter person named Jutmu former
ly newswlier 70 the Leuten ant Governor at Agra HIS
evidence confirmed all have already heard coacerniag
the cold bloodcd atrocities committed absolutely under
the prisoners own apartments IN the palace. The canal
water, which through the place OF execution, was
appears, used for the purpose o. washing away all traces
Captain Forrest, Commissary Of Ordnance, was
examined on The s;h and 9h days ard on the 10Th Sir
meophiius Mctcaif G. y, gave evidence. The "sooth
sayerp Iussun Cskhereo, examined and denied oil
that hal boon SAID OF his wonderful powers
The prisoner was then referred 10, and no. outstanding
his recorded statement OF his firm belief In the powers
attributed 10 the Witness be denied all knowledge Of him
or hs po~ers He was reminded Of biz statement made
piasy iSnores bin and Hu.sum UsSse,ee W.. returned
TO h place Of confinement much 70 tho dsgust OF those
who expected some interesting revelations from him.
The witness called was b9khiawur, poon IN the
service OF tho late Captain Douglas Ills evidence chiefly
related 70 the occurrences Of the llth Of Nay,
The cour, occupied the whole Of the eleventh day
ly editor Of Iave paper entitled the Dclhi Ncus
busted novel principle, the editors duty being 70
write biz paper FULL and then carry around and read
his subscribers. The witness stated, in reply 70 ques
tons that the Mahomeans Of the city In the habit
Of poastpg that the Pcrsans aided By the Russians
coming drive the English out Of the country and gave
II az his Hrm belief that the Mahomcdans were very
much excited about the Persian war. The Chuppases
which circulated were he SAID for the purpose OF
bringing ogethcr large body Of men for some business
10 be explained them hereafter and ho said they orr
glna,cc Kernaul Chunec concluded hts evi.
derce Of this day By replying 70 question put by the
prosecutor TO Who gave The order 70 massacre the
Europcans I" Tho king himself who else could give the
ofdeff'
On the twelfth day Golam was examined, and gave
particulars Of the Of Europeans inside The
palace, Of which be was an eye witness.
the prisoners Hakeem, Sssamoolia Khan, was tseu
called In and examined oath His evidence, vhi n
ought TO be an might be- but for evident bias inter
es;ng and important, always broke down when coming
10 a certain point, viz mDstog the prisoner.
The prisoner more lively than Usual TO day, dc
clafcd his innocence OF everything several times and
smured himself by tws,sg and untxstDg scarf round
Tia head, and asking Tor stmuant occasionally.
despatch received at Bombay states at the prisoner