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The news from India, as derived from our pm.
yate intelligence and the recently arrived Calcutta
PAPERS is growing in importance. It's OF mingieu
warn. good and i'll together 1t shows the vigilance
which is necessary to retain the "eieM OF tla e'-
ormous empire, dependent on the twin threads OF
the mercantile and political Government. hreaos
as they are however, it must be admitted that 'hey
are SO skully united, and tightly woven, asto pos
sess much more ndissoluble strength than would De
presumed from their apparent tenuity VI the ma
chinery of the mercantile portion OF this duPtacdte
authority unprecedented since society began, We
refer our readers to admirable article III hlr.
Buckingham's last Oriental Herald 1t IS too long
for extract butt is highly worthy perusa. IN con-
junction with the substance of the intelligence just
received from Calcutta, it completes the Synopsis VI


the giant despotism, and discovers that MI Canning


termed the .teurtul construction OF our oriental
Goyernmet In referring to this phrase OF the ia'e
Premier we cannot avoid noticing that the last
lspeech ever delivered in public by Mr.. Canning,
lwas on the occasion of the dinner gwen by the Di'


recors Of the East India Company 10 sir John Mall


colin, previous TO his departure to his Government
in India and that it contains one passage OF deep


and prophetic interest as wen as VI Po"ei'uA CIV
|quence-
.On behalf of myself and colleagues, whom yoi
have assocated with me in the toast now drunk, ais
low me to thank this company for the manner IN which
il has bean received. We neither deserve any suPs
. port. nor do we claim any, but on the condton
. conuled by the worthy chairman with the express
d sion of his and your kind disposition towards US,
that to the best of our ability consult and proc
mote the general welfare and happiness Of the rec.
o pe." Coming, then. TO description OF the BRUSH
C. power in India, he gays, i" heheve there is no ex.
e ample in the history of the world, on the one hand,
,e of the xisence OF AN Imperial Corporation, such
tie as your Chairman represents so, on the other OF
I'd the concurrence of two coordinate authorities TOR


so long series OF years, in having conducted With


out shock or conhict, the administrator OF the won.
,e dertu had almost said the tremendous empire over
a. which the East India Company and the Crown joint.
D. ly preside. The construction and maintenance Of
I'd that vast empire are as fearful as extraordinary II
ct is disproof Of the common adage, that little wls-
ne dom is required to govern mankind to consider
it, how such machine has been gradually formed
n how varied population Of nearly h,.ndred nal,
,r hons of sous is kept together under Government


so anomalous, and distant thousands Of miles, with SC


much comparative happiness, and SO has Of inter


nal Infusion"