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of the force named, a Wing of Her Majesty's 7th Royal Fusiliers and a Battery
of Artillery have been added to the Garrison of Bombay to await Colonel
Felly's requisition from Baroda, whilst the Native Infantry Regiment at
Ahmedabad is held in immediate readiness for the same service.
2. I am to add that all Eailway arrangements for the instant movement of
the troops on Baroda are complete, and the guns, camp equipage, and ammuni
tion are ready loaded on the trucks.
Enclosure No. 11.
Telegram, dated 15th January 1875.
From— Sir Lewis Pelly , Baroda,
r f 0 —Foreign Secretary, Calcutta.
Twelve field pieces, two gold guns, and two silver guns parked in camp,
remaining two batteries will be parked to-morrow; 1 only found them out this
evening 0 I explained to Artillery officers that their transference to camp was a
rematter of convenience. All quite respectful. All heads of departments ha\ e
ceived instructions; public offices will be re-opened to-morrow. Nine hundred
city police placed under our Senior Detective Officer, who is admirably qualified
for the office. Damodhur Punt under surveillance in Residency compound. To
morrow our troops will hand over guard of city, palaces, and othei buildings to
the Police and Gaekwar Infantry. Business will be resumed as usual, but precu-
tions will continue. Statement of all available balances w 7 ill be submitted to me
to-morrow. State Bank books are in Residency. All treasuries will at once be
amalgamated into one and Account Department be created. The claims of ancient
Sirdars and hereditary servants will receive liberal consideration, but the extrava
gant allowances to recent favorites will at once cease unless under my signature. All
quiet, and all officers and departments give me most cordial and hearty support.
Enclosure No. 12.
Telegram, No. 156P., dated 16th January 1875.
From—Foreign Secretary, Calcutta,
To —Sir Lewis Pelly , Baroda.
Y our telegram fifteenth. Viceroy approves your proceedings.
Enclosure No- 13.
Telegram, dated 16th January 1875.
From— Sir Lewis Pelly , Baroda,
To—Foreign Secretary, Calcutta.
Twenty-nine guns parked; of these three are brass breech-loaders, cast and
completely turned out in Baroda Arsenal. Gaekwar very anxious to retain his
salute, but to grant it would be illogical and might give rise to very inconvenient
impressions in the minds of witnesses and the public. I detained a telegram
addressed to Bombay, and yesterday watched the addressee in the train and
arrested him here. He proves to be one of the first class confidential intriguers.
He is quite alarmed and is on the point of giving most important information.
Enclosure No. 14.
Telegram, No. 158P., dated 16th January 1S75.
From—Foreign Secretary,, Calcutta,
to—Sir Lewis Pelly , Baroda.
Y our telegram of sixteenth. Of course Mulhar Rao Gaekwar can ha^ no
salute.