The New York herald., 1870-05-02
A sIA
Royalty, Native and Foreign, in India-Indus-
trial Resources Of the Empire
victoria's Compliments.

Our latest advices from India BY the overland mali
to England and thence by steamship to New York
arefrom Bombay March TO- Agra. Calcutta, and
Madras, March Is. The journals contain the follow
ing Interesting reports-- l..
NArIvE ROYALTY m MOURNING.
ace to sa JAN 81 has nad pIs yoy
only left India towards the end Of March, In compa-
ny % a CSone s ~ Lees ana ion On o "a q April " was
Seems to have come on sinee his departure from
Bombay.
His Highness Of Kuppoorhua, accompanied BY
10th Of February, en- route, via Jubbupore apd Bonn.
bay for England, where II was his intention 70 spend
the intellectual gratilcalion w6icn an intelligent
survey OF the power and wondroIs home resources
Of Great BG BTtaIn am. Xss certain TO aotd X1s ws
twenty or more native officials and atten dantS
accompanied bis Hghness ON the seas.n
The Kajah OF Cochin was Installed knight OF tho
Most Exalted Order OF the star Of India by order OF
Queen victoria. the British Resident at mis- court
delivered the following speech on the 0ccaslOn:-
Your HIansEss--Haying communicated her Majssty's
hs y0uF
pleasing duty invest your hshns.s Win As ingus:
ciou9 Queen, son whom we hope soon to welcome % sou
Include such Lord Lawrence Lord Mayo among
n on h ss Ssa and ns & o.
taed many doubted Il institution suitable Oieu,
%sas IN i9' "'ss % sss
x al be %GS Sos
in 4 any INCENTIVE to show ,hsm:slvss worthy Of being
y
ms
not PrncS or worthy from our own Cape Cormorn to tho
% not ssy %
ness further the erea. British powss When
day your isaness often the ally Of Brit.
enemy Of Eneand Bu. the conSoeon Of hs .hen "a shs
with the rising British power was very different to that
British empire Then s' iSsrs @ We're wars and ra%ors
S M anas @an 0s E s now
smiles arouad and Naturally locked for oxasas
q good government. recognition q III.
but sSa ID PR
the voice Of subjects to confirm the usnss.
asd sy apfIifsss.
rs aa a pisSDs 's' oSP
beg add my own wi.hs: and hopes that the rss.:
whom The msiesy Of Britain delights 70 honor win sincere
Sn nth s ssn g.
LORD NAPIER, OF MAGDALA
| We learn by telegraph that Lord Napier, OF Mag
dala, has arrived at Bombay, and that Sir w. Mans
field was to leave iorEngland on the 10th OF April.
protest in Council against any further reduction Of
The British troops in fndia "All things are for the
best in this best of possible worlds, seems TO be Sir
| Williams maxim.
COTTON AND COAL FROM INDIA.
The Calcutta EnOsfsh1,dn remarks that thesdih0ul-
| ties OF America may truly be said 10 have been
'India's opportunity" The cessation Of the supply
| OF cotton from the Southern States laid
open the markets OF Europe 10 the pro,
duce OF this country, and the mills Of Ian
cashire were for time chiefly kept at work by the
| cotton ofthe Berars. Speaking on the undisputable
authority Of Mr.. tCarnac, the vicerOy was In a
position to announce the astonishing fact
| that the cotton now exported from In
dia very nearly equals in quantity the
entire exports Of North and South America. In
quality there may be yet room for Improvement;
| 'but," as his Excellency humorously remarked,
| 'Manche.ter is like unto thai free liver VINO said
the next best thing was bad wine;' but, whichever
is was, let there be enough Of it. So, Lancashire
clanols for cotton. Let have the best If pOsst-
| ble say the manufacturers; if NOS, send us what
you have, but let there be plenty of IT, The produce
OF the central provinces and the Berars will now be
poured into Bombay without stint and without de-
lay In the sure and certain hope OF immediate ship
ment not only to England but also direct TO France
through the Suez Canal.
THE CHANDA COAL FIELDS.
Accessible ty to the Chanda coal fields is second in
| importance only to the improved communication
with the cotton lands Of the aboye.named provinces.
Nor Is coal the only mineral to be found In that dis
tict Iron also abOunds and 1t is believed that cop
per and gold also occur in considerable quantities
In short, 1.-THE i77,tanee,at0 T,0lOrNm need only {
| he dug out, now that mode Of conveyance has in
| the fulness OF time been provided"