The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

We have received, via Brindlsl and The ocean mail
from Europe. Bombay papers TO the cath Of septem-
Der. We extract the following news items nom the
Bombay Gagette:--
The viceroy ana Governor General Will leave simia
ehcy wllieave Uibaiia on October 5, wishing Nut
tra, Bhnrtpore, Jeyporc, Aimere Nusserabad. Agra,
abuut Saue ana 5enares ana WIN reach Calcutta
Intelligence Of Mr.. Forsyth has been received up
W .Stn 81 August. AL were well, and within n hun
dred mueS Of Yarkund.
:, A letter from Peshawur states "that the Khyber
rass Iad been opened ON the 3lst OF August under
me new arrangements. The Ameer's dak passed
through safely, and also kafla from Dahca. which
nad Tor time hestated to undertake the lourney.n
The Maharajah OF Cashmere presented Sir Donald
Macleod with the munlhcent sum OF 81, 900 rupees,
~ order 10 AID In connecting the name OF The
Lieutenant Governor with the PunjaD. 1t III believed
70 be the wish both oil the donor and recipient that
the am unit should be devoted 10 the endowment OF
fellowship or scholarships in the Lahore University
College.
The war in Europe extended ts influence 10 the
remo.es. corner OF me Panjab Inc shawl workers,
France, are almost all thrown out OF employ. In
umritsur, where there are thousands Of Cashmee-
rees employed by the great native or French shawl
merchants, the looms almost all stopped, and u
Is feared That much distress is inevitable.
The government OF India has ruled that coal
boring operations may be carried on In The berars
IN communication with the Resident nc Hyderabad,
but not In the territories OF his Hghness the Niza.
The coal discovered at the Chlttagong hui tracts Is
nol cOnsiucrcu HkelY 10 oHer pToutaDlc results.
Major General Fordyce in command OF the UNI
balla or Srhnd division, has Deen transferred TO the
Allahabad one, and viii leave Umbaa for Alfalfa
bad on the arrival at the former place, OF General
Beatson, who has LETT southampton.
The Bombay Sappers and Miners are to be organ
lied and placed upon footing similar 10 that OF the
MADRAS Sapper corps says the Htstian Datig NerS
A letter from Mussoore reports the death OF Colo
mel A. Biackwood, of the stan corps commander OF
the Thirty-siXth Native infantry. Colonel Black
wood had been seriously Ill Tor some time.
Captain II. w. Garnault, Royal (BengaD engineers
died at Madras. lie had embarked at Calcutta hay
ing obtained leave on sick certificate 10 England
but feeling himself very much exhausted and re-
duced BY his illness lHooghly fever), had requested
to be landed az Madras, DreierrBg TO die on shore
to having his remains disposed OF ut sea- for lie
seems TO have felt that he could not possibly survive
the voyage home.
His Hishncss the Gaekwar OF Baroda has for
warded to Sir Leopold Heath 500 rupees In aid Of
her MaJesty's steamer Captains widow and orphan
fund.- subscriptions are being raised al over India
Tho planters In Kangra expect to turn out about
200 pounds of tea this year.
II Is reported from Muscat that Syed Toorxec had
landed ut S00r and was soon to march on 10 Mus.
cat. Azan Bin Ghas had met with several REFUSES
and one rulnor has 1t that lie was defeated With
heavy loss.