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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Women In India.
THEIR MISERABLE LIVES FROM TIE
CRADLE TO THE GRAvE-AN APPEAL

THEIR MISERABLE LIVES FROM TIE
CRADLE TO THE GRAvE-AN APPEAL
FOR woMEN.DocToRs
a writer in Cassell's Magazine CLon-
dom draws o dark picture Of the social
condition Of women in India: " There
can be no more interesting object of be-
nevolent enterprise than the improve.
ment Of the social condition Of the wo-
men Of India. The estimation in which
the native Indian woman Is heldis well
known by Englishmen-how she Is
compelled 10 undergo every kind Of
manual work at the command of her
husband while the lord and master en-.
joys his life 10 the utmost, worked for,
waited on, and looked up 10 by his wife
and slave. The wretched existence Of
these women has been described pretty
clearly in o single sentence: "She is
unWelcomed at her birth, untsught In
her childhood, enslaved when married,
accursed as a widow, and often unla.
mented at her DEATH" Lady Anna
Gore Lsngton has been recently visit
ing India, and has taken much pains to
acduaint herself with the manners and
customs Of the natives, especially in
south Of India. Indian children, she
informs us, are married at eight years
of age. Native fathers consider II q
disgrace to have single girls in the
family, and endeavor to get them mar.
ried In childhood; but when married
they do not always 60 at once to their
husbands homes. Although but little
money 10 laid out in clothes or educa'
ton, the marriages are very expensive,
as there iS q great deal Of feastiDg in.
deed many families have been impoV.
erished for years by the expense Of
marriages. InIanticide is not go prev.
alent now as II was a few years ago, and
Government has done o great deal to
put it down. The marriages are gen.
orally arranged by the old women, who
60 from family 10 family to discover
suitable matches. The men in India
are 10 q great extent ruled by
the women, who are very conservative,
and have decided objections to any im-
provement In their customs. The low
er.class women work very hard, pull.
ing stone rollers, cutting grass, and
helping their husbands in bricklaying,
Widows are treated by the natives
very badly; their clothes and jewels
are taken from them, and they are
! made as miserable as possible. Moth.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
More SOundIngs.

The following is q list Of the sound
ings taken in the harbor and neighbor-
ing waters, by Mr.. P. T. O'Shea, on the
2sth of August, the stage Of water be.
ing-fee;-inches by the government
gauge. The soundiDgs were very care.
fully made from a skif, which was
stopped at each point where the lead
was dropped:
From south end Of Elevator ~ Delta
point, ten casts, 10 TO 4j feet.
From Delta point around west side OF
the Island to the upper end Of the quarry,
near the National Cemetery, % casts with
forty-hve foot line, and no bottom.
Opposite the middle Of the quarry, in
mid.channel, no bottom.
Opposite the Arnold home place on the
Island, in channel, Al feet.
At the mouth Of Glass Bayou, 90 feet.
Opposite the mouth Of sewer, in chanDel,
. feet.
At the ferry landing, near shore, 20 feet.
Opposite coal landing, in channel, IL
feet,
Opposite middle Of whariboat, in chan.
mel, Is feet.
Opposite middle leg Of Elevator, in
channel, ~ feet.
From south end OF Elevator TO the Mary
Bell wreck in channel. Is to % feet.
Opposite Compress, 10 channel, % feet.
Matthew Mill, in channe,l 2o feet.
Ryan's Mill, in channel, one cast, %
feet.
From RyAn's mill coming up near shOr Q
to the Elevator, 25 casts, varying from %
feet to Is feet at south end Of the Elevator,
Mr.. O'Shea states that on the other
side OF the leland, towards the South.
ern end, very strong current sets into
the river, nearly as strong as the cur
rent in the main channel of the Mis-
sissippi, This current gradually 90.
creases in rapidity as the Northern end
OF the Island is approached, until In
the blight Of the bend, beyond the Ma
tional Cemetery, II becomes so weak
as to be scarcely perceptible.