The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
rug WAR N INDIA.

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M Ipsn end China mails .ssve Alexandris to-day,
Ia g. vsA fyca csacasaA otbe iith of Deosmbsr
nsssss, len; eslte, issA; Bsmsay, 18th; and Hong
os Ne sssh q November Sir Colin Campbell evacuated
L@esssv - he pressseecf the whole forcs II Dude. He
besnvhiss Gcnerai wncham, on the Goth Of Novem-
b>v sssscsed part q The evzor mu,ineers near GAVIN
ss al ss sss, ana bad % resirs INTO bis snirencS
merits, whence, however, be made successful s0rtie
osr .-s : heavy me san and sOth were much
Ear Coin C~mgeen ssArd ,he aring from the Dude side,
cane W and drove she enemy from hs position IN Gavin
m. ve~~s end children we're sen, 70 Ashssad, where
tsy have Arrrcd N safety.
tsekes Ne ewsos men. ~ 900 strong rhe victory
eecxve s> enemy parsoea for fourteen miles along
e4rs, sil hs1rmmsnluoaa nd al his baggage.
JUGS nAhs3ocr ks& ps~ssd sesowlee 9th 900 men.
rhs SAN Native hfanry. VINO muiniei a chuAgons,
are 10 rppsrah planderns.
Oar uooy~ have abandoned Incsno~.
cessssi osrAm 9th . division at Alumbagh.
ne osas nsarsen, pashiag ~ ssuts~srd, compelled
the shcorsAs 70 retire from Axmghur and Jounpore
ons ssout 100 ana $50 lles south Of Lacknow An Fu
Besare- un The arrival of oolonsi Franks, 70 take CON-
ne ladies' and Children ssct snd wounded from Luck
nov number cf about 500 have arrived q Aaha-
bad, and are BY uhs tine safe a, Calcutta.
m. t.ut
ma q the stn HussArs aaa ih iAncers arrived ycsser
fhs following saasos.i ,s'su.phe despatch h.. been
ocnsbaershe portion q the intelligence arrived by the
last nlal,-
The ConmAndcr IN chicf, having relieved the Lucknow
garrison, returned 10 cs~npore with the women, he
wounded and The ssa'e prisoners, - aos o rupees and
the kmgs yewes also, all The sns worth taking away
su James DURAN hAd been left wila suorg div@on Al
AllmhAeh, IN The vicniiy q inosno~ All the women
and eh,dres frem .scsss. aud most o. 'he wounded
ON The .fsh General wyniham attach ed and routed Tie
~s,cs G I' saS arrived @ GEAR oxspors ssr crossing shs
ySmnA At Capss, t-kns all ther guns esoep oos hsh,
ON he g7,h Of November The main body Of the owaor
entered The eyn station q os~ppore and burnt
down the - of three cf our regiments. hey we're
s,resesnsry on he sss Of SoTenssr s Ress oep
tured two of their 10 powders.
The cllh Regiment suffered severely.
Brgaoier Wilson killed. Ar Colin Campbell reached
Cawnpore the evening Of ne 2sth of November He
despatched the women and wounded towards Alahabad
completely routed he swsor contlnseui, pursuing them
for fourteen miles along the Cspee road and oapsnring
their camp, sixteen guns, and an immense quantity q
ammunition, paris siore~ grsin, bullocks, ar, wh all
Their baggage our loss rnihcAnt General Hope
Grant pur the fasvcs of the cvaor couingsni and
guns over ihs esnses !, ssrs shsai H. sssa s ssd
totally routed them, capturing hfeen guns, and all thcr
Tpe Jssrrnrs frce,,r hsT,rs he-. ,srrs,~nes nv
large body q rebels. oolons Inpsdea fs b.es ou Jsan
pore. He w@ Immediately reinforced BY Eurcpean
~ s.e n.S au os ,se reusr ssa oes ,s
been appointed 10 command the sroops there.
beis, capturing ,hs fcrv Of kupehynpore sna 1srah
hehidpore attacked by reoels On the sth o. soye
Der. The contingent behaved badly, AMI their cncers
were forced -ecAoe The rebels captured all guns
and plundesed the oAntonment They we're, however,
pursued by portion of the Hydcrabsd Contingent Ca
vslry, under Major orr and the i2th of November
were cut up af,er an obstinate ashi having hunarod
dead on the neId. All the guns and punder we're re
Colonel Durand, with the column rom show, advanced
on Mrndesore on The zsd a ksvs1As~ rss r~ess vsws
attacked and defeated with heavy loss Fve of th~ir guns
these men has thus been relieved and the remnant of
the Insurgents who su hold the tort Of hundesore
much dsprited.
IspIA HOUSE, rserArcH.
rup1y, Monday, Jan. u-s4sAM
To Tnx HosoFAmS ss,ou COMMITTEE, kasr iSpta Hovss,
Portal communication between Bombay and Calcutta
cut or
-Four Of Honm's regiments dsarmed
cir r. Hamilton has resumed charge OF the Central
Indian Agency
All quiet IN the Purab, seinas Agra, Sinms country
Bhees IN candcb sil in rebellion, but no grea, eroes,
reported.
the treasury troops have been from Madras
and Bombay, and police from rsnnAi and Nassck 70 re
store order.
Outbreak Kospore country the eth ot December,
gates closed by a large body Of Mungo and kamoo-es.
Col Jacob blew open principal gate dspers
cd Insurgents Tty prisoners taken and thirty
diaSly tried and executed. In three hoars tranquility
was restored
The rising Of Berund, entirely crushed after body of
them had been severely chasised at Hulfullce
u. L. ANDERSON Secretary 70 Government
BOMBAY CAsriS, Dec ., 1881
From the London Times, Jan. III
Whatever uneasiuess may have been fe for the last
dly two 10 the menacng position Of the Gwaior
Contingent near Cawnpore may now be fairly c0nsdcred
dspelled. Not only is the Intelligence Of the decisive
victory gained by Sir Colin Campbell entirely connrmed,
but appears that the fugityes successfully pur
sued and caught by General Hope Grant they be
ginning 70 the Gapgcs. The enemy completely
routed, and eft behind them fifteen guns, with great
quantity Of wagons stores, mun,cps Of war kc mus,
them the Gwalior Contingent may be considered for all
practical purposes annihsied AZ thcy-renforced
Ihey had been by the Indore NE
in the Kingdom OF ouas, our lnaan bo~uuss
would now seem 10 be Gfoushi within The ordinary
ta1SnsS ns O wsars ss nas ais rss9e @ oas ai q s
any other which we have hitherto waged Hniostan,
which is, that the Bengal army-save In - FAR ~ ~
BY the despatch which publish this day vll b.
thai by the mutiny Of The 3sth and T3d Remcns the
corps The conduct OF ihose two regiments IN brcas
out into mutny when such step could not
eyes, be attended with any other Consequence than
Iy ary UPON the earlier hE Il sSese events. AZ nssa
ton seized upen them. had seized uTn their fellow.
before them, and they rushed 10 their ruin, a.
though under the influence of some fatal curse.
The alleged defeat, and now The ales.d yi,iory. of
General yndha succeeded the next day by the plauder
Of his camp constitute the chief enigma Of the In
dian inteNisencesn enigma Cor the solution q xhich
be content " wait for few days longer. me nrs
teiegraphc despatch spoke only 0f the burning d wyni
bans camp on the 27th but are Informed that
the English General had the previous day gained
tory the enemy, which Afterwards effectively
handled by SIR {. Campbell and Drifadier Grant We
shall be glad indeed 70 hnd that Ccncral wynfh2ms =
affair Is reduced 10 the of forsy upon camp
baggage by beaten enemy, but all esTerienoe ~
warfare even In civilized oountrics wvuis tsil
that this improbable event Hoe mnch
must this be the wsh the Asiacs who's. min A.
quickly moved 10 undue confidence prfmafure
desperation We doubling the ie<th of own
anxious hopes but In the present stat q ntsgsros
we dare not jump at once 10 the copcuson q vctory
gained by General wyndham. II may be so-we trust ~
Is so but seems strange-even leaving out o question
the punder q h camp by the enemy the day sahse
quent 10 that which he IL said 10 have gained his
tory-that this force, defeated by General wyndham on
the 26th Of November, should again have msde bead
against the Commander in Chief the 9th u December
The chief importance OF the sioryfor n clear thai The
Gwaior Contingent n now least for military purposes