The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Us Information about lhe iellnss and in.
tsntions of thr native regiments. We
entirely conhded in him, and when ii lasi
the Villains rose. BY bis adgip the surgeou
aud bis lfp, with my SEe and enld
and one OF two more, conceded ourselves
N kuchen apart from tie Military lines
and il,is sepoy promised wlen The mutt.
ueers left for Delhi, he wodd reiurn and
assis, Us TO escape You nay imagine
tbe terrible suspense Of those hours OF
waiting; flames were rising. on all SIDES
and firing va. heard AT SHIRT intervals
We we're, of course. well ,rmed, but II
we we're discovered, We knew that any
resistance we could offer v,uld soon be
overcome. At last evening came. and
we heard low voices negr the place oi
our concealment. mouated on table
with a revolver in my hald, but on look.
/ ipg through a window whispered io
\ those below tlat il was all right, Tor that
/ there we're only two met AMI one OF
/ them was our friendly seny. | was on
+ The point of addressing him when heard
him say TO hi, companion, There, All
dul, the dogs are hidden, thinking that
+ would be faithful 70 their sjt they have
/ tu-trd in ne, but lheirIgis over. CAL
our brothers, AbdnI, and 10 US complete
our work sefore dark
Betrayed and placed in our slaughter
/ house by he butcher wha could we do
4 | could certainly iirr, bat tie report might
be heard There was. horever, no time
10 be lo-t; ! s,eadird NJ, hand on the
window.sill aud fred twice in rapid sue
cession. they bolh fell dead ! have
4 little doubt, ahH we were mce NOR. com
! paralively seclre. That might we made
our escape, aud after an exciting jour.
ney reached Unlhalla IN stiety. always
congratulate myself on laving wreaked
such speedy vengeance % hat traitolou
scuundrel'
By This time we were passing the ca,
thedral aud u few minutes we're sci
doan al our owa door. The Barows
who were very near ueg gbbors, went to
dress and returning u atpu, half 40 hour
were ushcrcd into the trnwiug room by
our new bearer
on have got new man, sec. said
The majur seem 70 know the fellows
face very Srll. He ha quite military
look He asked him il he had ever serv-
ed in the army and tht man, howing hi.
head. ansN cred that he lad always been Il
bearer. Major BaIlou then nqnired j
he had ever seen lin (the msior)
before; but he turned to me- and
and sad that the >ahibwas qailc siran.
GER to hm. Well aid tie major, i
k!.9" ! have seen him somewhere. ard
Mrs Barlaw remmiked that The man
seemed very fam liar to Ler. and tla she
ianrlrd that she must have seen some one
liNa & lml ia lPs4aadia1s sadi, s,o. &
nounced thar dinner was on the Table &
our qnarietie adjourned 70 III" dining room
| remembered afterwards LAT the bearer
went into my bathroom The dinner
passed off very pleasantly, MS small dinners
n India generally do, succ cding where
hurra khanas.
The heat had been very oppressive, bu
a dost-s,orm. followed bp heavy shower
had cooled the air. and when, after dessert
ladies and gentlemen leaving the table TO-
grther according 10 Indian etiquette We
went on the veranAah TO see what we could
Of display Of fireworks in tie Ed Gar.
den', we found the right breeze very agree
able. With music and singing the even.
ing passed pleasantly away; and Mrs
Barlow pronounced most favourably upor
our present rooms. a' compared with our
old ones. 'But.' said she. we're YOU, Mrs
--. shou'd he rather afraid Mt the
Thought cl two-thhds of the house beino
unnhabited. Mind we don't read in the
Hurk karu some morning oi fearful TRACE
dy Al No ls'
Oh replied my wife, u certainly was
very limid Jut persuaded my husband tc
load his revolver, and now feel quite se-
cure, for could fire il myself on an EN-.
ergency; 50 il you here a shot from this
quarter MUD you send the major here al
on,e.
Bot seriously said her husband, you
are perfectly safe; for as the great glies
are shut al night no one could get in.o the
compound SO that were any ONE TO attack
y0u II must be one Of the servants, and
can hardly fancy that Byngali has the
necessary pluck, Had you been in the
Pupjab-. And here the major COM
meueed long disserlon UPON the superb
orily Of the Pupjab and everything in il,
robbers included. over the effeminate pro,
yiners of lower Bengal.
il is curious iacl that every one in ln-
dia ems to think It "a point Of honor TO
maintain the superiority over every other
of the particular station, district. aud presI-
dency in which (f,om whatever aceldenO
The greater portion Of his lnIia career has
been passed. Tie Pehinsular aud Orien-
al Compary's steamers have been the
scene OF many hot argument between the
advocates Of Madras and Bengal, the Qui
lIye. fkoi hai), as the la;ter are called, al
ways protesting 10 look down upon thuse
whose lot has been cast in the Benighted
Presidency MADRAS
At The conclusion OF bis harrangue, Mr..
Barlow remarked that il was very very
late, and that they must really leave. As
/ was lovely moonlight night, aud they
lived 80 near, We walked with them 10 The
ioor, where We wished them goodnight.
" hiie looking, on our return, NJ the Ia
niliar considerations Of Orion, iAe Plviades