The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

world echoed the nunderers bark, till the n,iuds even
good 70 thoroughly impresDaod win the idea
that our Pienpotentary but Russian "cAtspaw,
they hardly willing 70 treat him with common de-
cency and could the story Of the Mnnesosas visit 70 SIN
credit Of many o. tho British authorities In that place
To thai the story OF the Times Is false Ia but d
expression. II was one OF the meanest most ungense
manly contemplate articles published; but
why should we complaint Who expects to ind
IN hs sheet any thing honorable whea me
longer AS Daniel Webster said OF Massachusetts, so
can OF Mr. Reed ana the will prove that he
needs 10 defence at the hand of single counryman HIS
denied silence has already done for his vndicatoa
than pages OF angry retaliation Il is sufficient for 10
know tua Lord Egns expressions towards him were Of
kind TO utterly refute the base charge OF his ofdshs
secretary In parting with our Minister, he says
indebted TO you for soms OF the happest hours of my
such sentiment; when Mr. Reed the faith
full Times correspondent asserts, was doing all in his
power TO render abortve the attempts Of tho English
The English public OF Bombay has been very
kind to our officers during their stay here, and
their many little attentions will not soon be forgotten
Brother Bun has a great many good qualities; take
him over his beef and beer, and right jolly fell
low he is. His great fault is sefconce, and In TOO
many instances s the conceit OF ignorance He stares
with wonder at the beautiful Minnesota don't believe at
first that she ia Americana thinks she must have been
Royal Albert shpof cline 10 no larger; her Dahgren
guns good for nothing, because exploded idea
with them to use such pieces the hollow shot which she
their own solid balls then the screw elevation de-
precision, is exactly in the way OF sighting the piece &C.
All this h very a. no doubt but
India, he ia too far behind tho age, and does
not know that his government has already turn
del as the Merrimac Minnesota &C., armed with Dahl
gren guns and throwing only hollow shot, rather
with u.s. shells To return it Brother Bulls great
myths conceit-but unfortunately, he don't TO
know it, and tho chldke simplicity with which he puts
such questions these is really amusing For instance,
an English captain hero recently asked II the Mississippi
MS In
know there many Of our people civilized Still
another, to an officer Of this ship, many Americans
were as white he Two well educated young men
very loud 10 their assertions that the United States
tolerated the slave trade and that slaves were constantly
ton put by English divine 1t WAS this-"Pray, tell
me, sir what language do the Americans speak2" All
this Is absurd and doubtless many reader thinks that
the writer OF these lines had an almost unlimited supply
OF that handy commodity imagnat0n. Well, let them
think what they please be can vouch for every one Of
the above statements II is so all through the world.
Wherever you meet Engshman he Ia wrapped up COM
pletey in his little isIe and the grim cliffs against
which the spray dashed mpotenty not more firm
than be- immovabe to ali that may spring being out
side Of mis- own narrow compass Of ideas.
Tho in the East is almost dead letter. for nearly
month we have beard Of scarcely q single engagement.
Taptia Topee, who while since supposed to be his
'last legs has again escaped and fleeing into the Nepaul
country has there been joined by Nena Sahb and sundry
other Of the 'remnants Of the rebellion Ia fact, the
in Dude to DO expguished at least for time.
Although there many rebels still in arms, yet, with
out leaders, aud thoroughly dsorganized there is little to
fear from them bands Of robbers; and even 10
such of warfare, in face OF the numerous
umns of En- gsh sodlery there ia little to fear is
hoped and believed that Nepaui will not long remain an
asylum for these oucass Already Sir Jung Bshad0or
has proclaimed against them and will deliver TO British
authority any who may fall into his hands.
1t is curious 70 note the effect Of all this upon trade
roads have been opened accumulated stocks of produce
released buocks and carts which had been monopolzed
by government for transport OF stores &c. set Free and
impetus given TO the business Of this place really
derful.
estimated that the linaeed crop of Bombay will fully
equal this year that of Calcutta. Other oil Seeds such
rape mustard poppy gingeiy and tee in great sup
ply, aud the cotton crop il roughly calculated at from
100000 600 600 bales-more than double tina. OF any
former year. We certainly hope there is good time
coming for shipping in these parts
1t is really astonishing to sec the vast amount OF pro-
duce daily pouring into Bombay don't think It is gene.
rally known in America-scarcey imagined, yet true,
nevertheless that Bombay will have, ten years have
Good Hope.