The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29
The War In India.

The weekly mail from Bombay, with dates OF the 24h
Of December, had reached Alexandria. II contained
thing from Dude CAwnoore, owing Is presumed 70
the continued interruption of mail between Calcutta
and bombay.
The garrison at Futebpore was pressed by the nsur
gents they had abandoned part OF their entrench
ments and taken up smother and position
A column from Delhi under Colonel Seaton, attacked
body Of tsngents at Genowree and defeated them, kill
ing $50 and taking three Of their four guns. Three British
officers killed and one wounded.
Tho insurgents in the neighborhood Of Jubbelpore
attacked the 10Th of November without decisive
suhs. Renforcements were advancing to Juobeipore.
The Rajah Of Aamjheer and his Minister had been tried
and sentenced to death. The Minister hanged but
the against the Raah waited the confirmation Of
the Governor General.
Other executions had also taken place.
The Pupjab, Scinde and Bombay were all quiet.
No further rebel depredatons reported and quiet
generally prevailed.
At Bombay the import market was generally lower
Cotton had declined. Exchange was 2s 2Iai.
THE LOAN FOR INDIA.
The Times says that impression seems to be enter
tanned that the amount of this Loan instead Of being
limited To six eight millions, will be much ten
million pounds
Another Attemrt the Life OF the Emperor
NaIDo1sOu.
despatch to the Tme;, dated the evening Of tho l4h
says
The Emperor fred this evening a, half past nine
o'clock while entering the Italian Opera House the Roe
Lepeler. Some persons In the street wounded
TIE Emperor showed himself IN the people the door OF
the Opera House, and received with enthusiastic
cheering He remained TIL the end Of the opera Ou his
return at midnight he hailed with enthusiastic cheers
by the multitude who waiting In the streets 10 greet
him.
The Noni,er Of the 10th, says
On their Maestes arrival at the opera three expio-
sops, coming from hollow projectles were heard A
considerable number of persons who stationed be-
fore the theatre, including soldiers OF the escort
we're wounded-two Of them MORALLY The hat Of the
Emperor pierced by projectie and Genera Request
Aide dc Camp OF the Emperor, slightly wounded IN
the neck Two footmtn we're also wounded One Of the
horses attached 10 the Empcrors carriage killed and
the carriage itsclf was broken by thh proicctles.
The isictt dispatches say that sixty persons were
wounded and three killed by the proeces thrown tho
carriage. The conspirators Italians and many
have been made. The Emperor and Empress suffered
nothing from the event. and the following day they
attended solemn mass, accompanied by the hinstre Of
State
PARIS, Jan. bpm
-Four rtaans, among whom Counts orsin and PIERRE
have been arrested Many have made
There FIVE persons dead and ny sixty wounded by
the explosion
The Emperor and Empress drove out today in open
caleobe, without escort through the streets Of Paris
They Enthusiastically checred by the people This
morning the Emperor visited eight Of the sufferers al the
hospi,al.
PRrs, Jan. 1s-A. w.
In addition 10 the foregoing particulars Is asceraned
that nve minutes before the attempt, ~ Petro had
arrested, close 10 the Opera, exile Of the year 1884,
who had removed 10 Paris under false name On his
person we're found grenade, revolver and poniard
The police of Paris forewuned by the Belgian
police thursday Of Intended attempt at assassna
ton. of the sixty persons who wounded eleven
in dangerous condition. some OF them have been re-
moved 10 the prison al MsSas. Arrests are multiplying
hourly.