New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

position with rbEnchpg fertitude, til q, 'engtn, wnen
be thought he ma seen the ,ss. of.asm out Q. taS
place, two young lsdiee came trippngiy IN, vSskec
about the re.eency for abort time, ana then, Ttn
.ods and .mss, depated SsyIs gisc,ous n ,oaub ;.
good enough ~ do nothing Of the krd," eAcia med
be- "yol have been here quite long enough an sure,
and have had qHite enough trouble in getting you
ou. OF IT, Toe Agra lsiiss ought 10 have been ready
long ago. They were warned over and over agso,
hut Well, Ks che old s.ary. It's rather bad joke
too bad 10 be apprecs;ed-to keep husband waiting
while ore is putting on ones oonne, ou: the
cares of the toilette prove an ooetace vaich az Sny
ton, desys great sieges and affects tie fortunes OF
whole camps.gu it s slfeien; 10 make generals, at
All eyerts, wis., that good mother Ewes esriier styIe
was now IN fashion among her daughtsrs.
BLOWING; Up or TIE HINDoO TEMPLES.
We are b;ovipe NO the Hind temples 90 the backs
CT the Gsnges, which interfere With the hFe OF tae
guns Of the tete-da poa and when migh give cover
70 the enemy IN Of renewed attack. u : 1et-
.ain that thew row give cover " number oil ou' o'-
,sr enemes fakeers sud Brshmins Of wonderful art
Ard sar CITY | went down this evening 10 see tne
oners,ion,.vhich are conducted by Cspt. N leod,
Bengal Engineers, and Lieut. Z. Stewart, Benga En-
aineers under the supenntendenee OF Col NAPIER
or The de,.ruction Of come of those buildings but,
owing 20 the dislke of the wokmen 10 the WORK ony
a email number Of the mines were sufh;ienty az
yaIeed for EIing and the tssk hss 10: yet oeen COM
pleted. The roads Iear the buildings were hned oy
hsgpsrd wld-eyed MD with filthy ciotted locks OF
hair hanging their shouders, and s;rps o. uly
GOTTEN round their oins. They contented themseve,
with Sowing 81 us, and could not heip 6eins
Al .be pdfe with which they ssw their borroe
te dei.ies examined by the Eeraghee, and pulled 20
pieces by profane fingers These deites conss,ed OF
1gures about - feet in hight, each with four neads
sad fur bellies, painted curious.y with red shG yeoS
ocbre. They are composed Of baked earth plastered
upor straw, and the skeleton on which The mnd 10
coated is formed OF bsmboos. These temples MERIT
separate description, which shall give a. soon as
nave time. We also engaged IL blowing up tee
Assembly rooms and the walls OF the bungalows AROUND
the intrenchmen:s. OF our exterior operations 10
no. hear muon, and i. s probable tnat your CORE
rpondents a. Bombay and Calcuts are IL possession
OF further information respecting them.
THE "IMPEpIMENTA" OF AN INDIAN ARMY.
Ibsve already attempted to give some notion OF the
msgni.ude Of the various mNd.meRto-necessary 10
thew are still they deserve the Cassrian ute-oi An
Inoisn army; but feel that nothing but an aetna oe
nar Demonstration can give idea on the subject to
any che Who not troops n the field on bss'ern
warfare Numbers ftil TO impress the mind ana tns
pp-e seior produced by statement to the enect tns'
we have many thousands OF elephants, cames horsee
oxen and camp followers, is too vague and unsatsac
tory Who car reslly bring before his minds eye
:sain Of baggage aniusls twenty i've miles lons-a
sausIe OF 400 by 400 yards, with GOO oxen auscned
20 T. or following Of 20 900 none ombatants But 10
the Comma nde rim Chief each and all must De ever
prtsent-ever be an object o. snMety-a toiDg % DC
provided for and taken care Of l. seems TO me even
now ina. no reduction could be made in these several
items without impairing the efficiency OF the troops'
and some doubts had the subject Of dolly, or lit
ter carriage, have been dssipate0 by conversation
| with officers Of experience. To each company OF
regu en-. there ten dooes attached, and 10 esch
dooy attached six coolies or porers, VINO receive
sgh. rupees north each for their services lou VIII
thus have for each regiment au average so doohes
and 4S0 coolies and yet you only provide TO- The car
risse Of so wounded men per regiment put II morse
ambuspces were introduced matters would not be i'm
proved inasmuch each horse of the ambulance You
would have to attach grass.cuter, and the ioes Of
comfort 70 the wounded would lie very great
TIE HORRORS or WAR.
| heard E story the other day which gave me a
forcible idea Of the miserable state of mind IN when
the quiet inhabitants OF the disturbed districts mus.
be. rebel chief, with some Sepoys and irregulars,
entered small town il the Doab, and immediately
demanded money contribution from the hesd man
and principal inhabitants, threatening II he did not
get what he wanted voluntarily that he would take 1t
BY force, and sack the place. TO save the town sap
Of 5000 70. WAS presented TO him. and the csteran,
hearing that 8 body of our troops wac approaching,
| abandoned the place with his followers. Waen we
entered next day, OF orr officers was informed by
| the townspeOpe that Hussein So-and-so and Bukhs
Tbs ard Pandy That had given money TO the enemy
| The were seized. In vain they explained that
| they had as much dislike as most men 70 part with
their money that the English being unabe to protect
them, they were obliged TO submit to force Their
ofeDse ceaI-they had aided the eBeny-aDd
| they were hanged On the spot -
THE BEGUM IN THE FIELD.
| The Begun certainly does no, eoncssl her appre-
tensions of the result of our operations, and Is We
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great orslaugh. upon us ere we complete our bat
teri.s Overcoming her tmidity, she appeared in the
field on the attack of the 25th, mounted on an ele-
phah., but, AZ thst ssgacious animal never remains
| within range, it is probable she rot very near
spectatress OF the fight. On occasion she aston.
| mhed the Durbar and almost shamed them out OF
| their senses. In an indignant haraDgue, win all
| the FIRE of Rachel, making grand coup dc theatre,
| size suddenly tore her veil from her face (which
! is Sad TO be q very handsome One and denounced
them for inactivity, and for their indifference
| to the wrongs Of their coun.rywomen. ] am told
one must be Asiatc to understand the full force OF
this demonstration. What the poor lsdy will do when
Sir Colin makes his appearance this m ,rning at D-
koosbs .c;ure. Ii the could but have seen
the troops march this morning, she would nave peeh
any thing but comforted.
THE MARCH 70 LUCKNOW.
| CAVE At BCSTcERAH, NISE hILEs fkor l.UeASo",
MARcH 2.-On the night OF the 26th OF February It
was announced in that the greater part Of tue
troops stationed around Cawnp0re should march for
Lucknow at dey break the following morning, and
that all the headquarters staff except those in ims
| date perronal attendant Sir Colin Campbell and
| on the chief Of the staff Msjor(ienera Mansfield,
should proceed in three marches TO Blntcsrah, large
plain taking lie name from small village and mosque
the road To- Lucknow and situated about nine miles
ire that city. IL requires but short notice in ndis
| TO camp. For days past had been disturbed
by the gurgDgs and erumb,gs Of the grea, internal
water.works of two huge camels which had for the
transport OF my baggage, and which were i,keted
closs to my tent The ukiic little min
ged with the dulce in the instance Of the csms,
he is horribly necessary amin 81, anly in his gs
| dssgreeable in his deposition mi-snthropieaI and
dyspe, tcs. and teeto;a his habits shsrp AID ulrs
ientDg in bis btes, Of unsccOuntsble fantasies In his
likngs and dslkings, unreasonably susceptible Of
pressure ard oppression--a sort OF inborn animal
democrat, of-6 querulous and morose turn of
mind; and possessed OF the power, which he
| delights 10 use, Of making TIE mos. horrible
noises with bis throat: his Jaws, his tongue, and
his stomach. With loud pro teetstiODs they submit to
INDUSTRIOUS cruelties from their keepers and bic inno
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