New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22


D,ei eXtraoro ,naTy snl nisscI5soe spectacle eST
De be &C olee, s!c,s, ktnutgse, dhooiy bearers,
ST. h. srss,cu.tefs food o. men covered with co.l-
~ z er o~r, earring OF &c ads aat shoulders
glasses, mu1ors, rse'ures, pot sFoid,
leo( ks rich ehsw's, scsrfs embroidered dresses, al
tie lot" ofrsnssched palaces. Tue nole TIE dust,
tte stou'isy. the excitement we're almost byold
encurarce. Lucf scw was borne away Peceuesl TO
Caup ard Che wild Ghocykas sad Skis. With open
moufLs ald slarirg eyes Burning with haste to ret
rich vi IN ctn,endng fesceiy sgsnst the cGrceas
they sought 20 get Al the soulces ossuca unexpected
wesl.h.
yHE RysIDrScY.
or nNcA went past and through Inc of ?alscss;
;he La bsgr, the fura BaI, Chu;tur sfsnsiI, tu We
cane out upos large space With pierced gatcways,
enc shattered iurref ard seine tOterpg walls, rsng
amid heaps of rubbis a. AID surrounded by trace OK
rtEch. This este waS tue Failey G-s-di uside that
brok en- window Lsvrshce met his death. Mere was
ground made no'y by patient courage and by tae Ho.
best endul ance cad dev oR sa alOuna us. We stood
amid the ruins of me Resdepcy and OF the wNks ds-
ferGed By the garrison Of Lucknow. TIE sd enere1
int, and were followed by the '9th the iengsp
EusLeers were in support, aud as We passed through
TIE Chuttur Munsl we found tue 2Uth n reserve IN
case they were needed. Col Wells OF the ~ re-
cerVed his orders fum Sir james Outrsn, and Mr.
Csyansgh, whose name Is so famous IN conneaion
with The Lucknow seige, voluteered 20 show tue
advanced party the wsy to the IRON bridge,
and rOce st their hoad a. they advanced at tie
double. Oue party went 10 the leIt, the other TO this
r'snt Gown by tie road. Inc mcni' ct our men APP
pesred over the rune CT the Resideocy, the enemy
OF red fe them, and their bullets came " nSing
overhead. Two of the .Wa and several dhooiy-ossr
els were lie Gle at hand as toey were CRAVE Up IN
r.sr Of the I'D. TIE gallant Fusi'eers, IN extended
order witt loud cheers, deshed along tAs ROAD ali
oyer tie broken ground in front. Ga me road was
small irtrencnmen', with embrS'Gre for 9-pc 1nd-
er AZ our men got within two hundred yai1s, TINS
gun, deliberately laid, waC fired. Whlsh vent
tie grape with q murmur ME flight ot birds. Two,
and teU ooly OF men feu, and in E moment mse
the gun is and IA tunsd on the enemy. III He
cheering The iron bridge ia ours Oar guns trcn
tie north are turned cgans tse stone NSige across
when the enemy flying III .houssRGs- horse, foot
gtrs and baggage, men, women and chldreh. Out-
rams guns open from the front OF tlc hesideIcy
IN the iarge lmsr;nbsrrsh and IN few minutes we
ar that The stone bridge is 20 De assaulted also Our
guns on the ron bridge pounding away st the fug
lives who are running up and down or the stone
bridge for they Grant is oatsde at Tue north,
ard tIey 10 lot know what 70 co. We enteE brosd
sheet - th magnificent aIched gsleways. .orn sharp
10 the left IL ough Of tnen sad there stands the
prest inaumbarrah the finest building have ~ yet
sseu II inGie with ihJ grandest and simplest 'ron-a
noble mosque. ample squares aud higats OF steps,
broad esplanades, and gardens once nch WSh ioua-
tss The 10Th are sC.ba installed 10 the great saloon,
sad 10 be of the largest arched roofs N East OF
West paced it, and 3ouh only make out thct Il was
t. wards by u. Tiers wss q stone covered with
eilver ard silver mosque AMI msny oandelatsa in-
siue out was glad u get out Of the dust and heat
ana Gimp by winding stair to the gallery outside the
high ana sencer Il insret of the mosque, from which
there WAS a beautiful view Of the city.
RESCUE OF ENGLISH LADIES.
Cspt NJ Nell, OF the Bengal Artillery, attached to
Il e Ghoorka-, and Lieut.. Boyle, o the same '"rce,
succeeded IN sayiog Mrs. Orr and Miss Jackson, VINO
have been so long in captivity. As these officers were
exploring the deserted streets IN front 81 the
advanced posts they encountered native, VINO s1i9
he was Of Sir j. OutIUms emp5'yes and inPIored
their protection for his house and property. In tue
course of his appeal he mentioned incidentally thai no
knew where the English ladies were confined, aud
offered to point out the place Almost lmmedaseiy
serward another native appeared aud presented Two
otes on from Mrs Orr the other from Miss Jackson,
impoling immediate succOr, IA their enemies we're
making search for their. The officers returned TO sue
resres GhoOrka poet, and called for volunteers 10 or
90 OF these harcy, dry, ara loot loving Camucx'
stepped lrth with the native at their hsao rs
Guide the larty at a rapid rate stated of on thor
rrand ~ deverance. ILey proceeded for more than
lsf mile through the silent, totuous streets, eS-
psctipg TO receive yolley 1T every tup when they
care 20 house, appsrruiy shut up and abandoned.
"Ihis is the house" said the guide. ~ the noise 81
their footsteps the owner-Geer Wejeed AL, D.Ioga
tftbe Cour.-nade his appearance, ant begau to sd
d :ate .cr his properly, bit Capt. MNeil demanded
re Immediate production Of the lsces, and, finding
list ne was resolute, the Daloga led him 10 Al
obscure apaItrr en., where we.s two ladies IN On
tJtel cosinme in d dark corner. Al the sound Oh
the voice. Are you the English iao'es' and 90
YOU wish to leave ills place. those whom ne
.ddreesed were not able W reply TO the officer from
excessive Joy, and for a moment or Two they were
oyerwhened with thanktuness and emotion. But
here wss no time to be lost. The Moulvie and his
blowers were known to be searching tor them. The
ladies clad as they were descended TO the street. and
were about &c be placed ne officers horses, when
pasrqan caught tDe eye OF Capt. Nj Nell IN the court
O. the Louse. just The ladies' were getting into IL
a few budmashes with drawn swords, sailed out rom
an sdionirg house to attack them, but shot from
revoyer and the bsyonets 0s the Choorkas soon dis
posed ct their resistance, and SIX OF the Dsogas 10
tsners being impressed palanquin bearers the party
and a portion Of the escort moved back AS rapidly rs
pcssbe to Il Ghoorka post, and the poor ladies' were
placed 10 safety At the same time some other CHRIS
tsns Eurasians ana descendants of Europeans, were
saved by the guard OF Leut. Bogie, ana were oeuV
cred out Of tie HANDS OF their enemies. II s but jus.
10 cav however, that, although the native Chrlstsn
con nunity was 80 large TO form gum or quarter
of its own containing perhaps, ~ persons, tn'rs
10 reason 70 beievs that the Sepoys persecuted or
murdered tf EN-. Most vi tAein Tearing i'ucaIAeAt,
concealed themselves.
VISIT TO TIE FEMALE PRISONERS.
visited two little parties Of prisoners to-day, AID
the efec. produced on me was very different indeed
East. in company with Captain Herbert Bruce, the
chief Of the Secret Intelligence Department a. nead
ausrttrs went 10 the Martiniere " see the Begums
ard their ladies' and slaves who were placed there,
fer their own sake, under guard vi native soldiers.
In ore of the ground hoOss, ia large but dirty apart
ment without door or window as Ter ~ couId sec,
were lodged the late inmates OF the luxurious Lehana
OF the Kaserbagb. There were three groups OF
women sitting en- the door, wrapped In white
cotton robes net Ovsr clean. Ihose near Ihe
door were servants or waiting women, al Of
remarkable uelinesr, and among them was run
rig about little bit Of bIonze-a Prince OF
Ouce, in perfect indlieienee to what passed
around Tim, and to the absence oil corning.
Near the wall on our left slave girls Of the
elder Begums, WHO bod Just leaned that there wa
10 recognition of Slavery by British law, martial or
civil and who were anxious 10 90 away as coon as
they could. They were for the most pan young ana
lean aud two had such prstensiops 10 beauty IS hoe
ewes and hair and beautiful teeth can give. Inc
Beguns, two IN number eat at the end OF the room
hss Vailed Wha stirred o. spCko