, 1874-10-26
How the Carlists Obtain Their War
Material from England
and Germany.
Eosslble Return Of tho Dnl1e do
Brog1io to the Ercncl
Cabinet.
Won Arnim's Appeal for Release
Rejected.
2No44A.
4 CQlUB MANA HAlr13.

UALctTTA, Oct. a1.-Nana Sahib llnB been 6ur-
rendered into tho Lanis Of tho British oillcorH
by tito A[aharaiah Of Sciu1ia. It Is understood
that lottor from Mann to tho Maharajnh, aak-
lug for protection, first roveaol tho whereabouts
Of tho chiofsain md lod to lis capture. In
hin confousiou to tho potitsual agent. tho
prisoner declarod that ho wnB tho famous
Mana sahib; admitted that 10 took a Leading
part III tho 1nusiny, but aenca that lo Ind my
thing to do With tho Cawnporo massacre. Ho
EaSo ah ntoroatnE account Of
his subsequent waudesinga in Dhootlau,
Assal1,, ntla Barely. Tho prisoner, however, after
1nuking this confession sought to withdraw it.
Physioians havo examined lin, nul express
doubt as to bis identity, because hlB appearance
~ too youthful. Tho surgeon who waa in
cawnporo ut tho timo Of tho revolt, aud af-
ter ho aaT Mana salib. failed to recognize
pEiaoncr a. tho man. othor witnesses hayc hceu
summoned. Tho araharaiah Of seinlIa, at frat
nought to have it stipulated TINT tho nuns life
snould bo saved, but ho afterwards h.!rrendored
him uneondtionaly to tho Drltish vino placed
him IN isouu. pala, a brother Of Mann Sahib,
tas also been capturoa.
TIE LEADER OF THE sEpoy s1uT1HY OF 1857.
Tho Telegraph reports tint Nana Sahib, tho
butcher OF Cnwnpoto. han boon captured by the
Britah-1ndlan arthoritioe. THO Now York 1vorld
EivoB tho following sketch Of his career: "Nnna
clloftain and leader Of tho sopoy mutiny in
1857, wa born i'll 1891. .1Io was the son OF O
Brah1nin Of tho Drccap, md whom n litt}p moro
than year old wns tnkeu to Bittoor, whora Dajco
adopted linn in isa7 On tue death Of Dajee
without heir Of his body in 1861, MI cstato In
Tho neighbozhood winch Ind boon bestowed
upon him during pleasure by tito British was
%, they had previously refused to recognize
iuheritaneo Of landb by adoption, aud pon--
sion of a450.000 II yenr granted 10 him and
his family in 1913 was n'so atoppcd. .Nana sahb
sent an agent to England to advocate his
claine, but without suecoan, mud this supposed
WRONG ho nesor forgave. Ho llroa. however, III
apparent friendship viii, tho English, imltating
their customs Us fur us lie could, md waa por-
possessed grest woallh and mncl influence.
NFhen tho Sopoy u1utny bso!o ont III 1867, ho
wan fully trusted BIZ tho Engliah. who applied to
him for body of aoldiers to gs,atd tho treasury
but no sooner Ind tho iusurrectionso occurred
ut tho latter place than ho pitt himself ut the
head Of tho rebels and killed all tho Europeans
thai fell into luis bandB, among whom wcse two
who wcro epaeavorint: to escape down tho
Gauges iron, Tuttehsurls. Tho English at
Cawnporo in tho meantime defended themselves
until june 81, when they snsrenaesea on tho
They were pal,!itlcl to ombnrS, but immctllatc-
~ nfterwarA ilyel upon, and lnany were killed
and tho rest brought back to laua Tho men
Woro nut to death III once: tue women and olit-
masBncrcd July II, tho dny before Hcyclock mr.
rived at Cnwnpo1e, md Their bodies wcre thrown
Into we'll Tho Nnua letreated to Dittoor, where
Hayeiock defcatod him on tho 17th, driving him
uut Of tho tpwn. and destroying, his army. Ho
roou got together another nrsny, with which Ao
followed HGyc}ucls iutu Oudo, but afterwards re-
turned toward Cawnpcrn with tho intention OF
attaching Qon. Ncjll. "ho saa in garrinon thcrc
with small force. Rcoccupving Dittoor, le
Ea, driven lack il, confusion by Gen. Nell. Aug,
IL; and OIL tho ncxt day uarCfocl. w1,o Ind II,
turned from Dude, defeated his who!o force in u
sharp engagement Owing to tito oxlauution o1
the Ttctors uud their want Of cavalry, tho Mann
eacapct1, and without coming directly in eontac.
with Tho british, except once more At C.wnpc:e
wi,ero Str Coliu Campbell lofeAtcI him, Doc .,
continued nactiye AND harassing warfare. Onthe
occupation If Gwaliurby The rehels in juno, 1853
he @as chosen peshwa os tho MaGrastss, aud biz
nephew Row Sallib waY placed in command ol
the city. HiB subsequent career Is aitllcut to bt
traced, for his cnergieA wero hept rather upou
escaping parsu! than conducting offensive opora
tiora. Long after tho other lealoru had sub
Initte1 or tcen captured, llo continued, with ttlt
Begun uf Oni1o and ahont tcn Thousand rebels
to iifest tho northern Cnrts Of Central tuta nut
tho frontiers Of Nepaul. a report ti,nt he llat
died Of leyor in tho latter part OF 1869 was Eon
orally aecrcditea. mud until NOW it had been ull
CERTAIN Whether ho wnB aye or not. Ills arres
Ut this tinlo win doubtless bo plcauant nulprie
to the I.itigh Government, wlio will 10 doub
givo him tho puuiehlnent liz fully Deserves