The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

'AVMOM, BAssaglme. ir cg s. li.oore, Cur, Clary, Bros, Char hoe, sad dialp, 34yriser. Qtartanissaw fltraillog, Dn. Brow sod Boyd. Nth For —Lissitarats a Brio sod M.Orsth. 13th Nuns Icy .—Captalr Waters= rd antra. Liestensate Aitlur Cart, Pra, and Lough lin. sad Dr. Pin. 4 bit Native lair try.—listor thorP. Csprias Knob!' sad Braden, lasnerals Dumb, hes, KV, sad Erna NOth Nero Intssery.—Coked Palmer, 3lsjar Bird, Cap- Sas Cher Lhostersts Barra. Barb. Oran, Ileterr, Hay. O'Dowds, sad nerd, sad Dr. Will. 71•4 Mare lanson.—Cagtaine Strangssys sad Din- Lisarran err. Worry, sad two C T: W I'," Dr. N Brat tital Nstin lahatry.—Ssesr Tao& tiled Native Ishetry.—Brign Wlo 56th Basin Inhatry.—Cogisia Worm. ler Nero Inhatry.—lhalga Dishwor. Onde rigor 701014-1/o== Nam, Dm Orreahow (ssyslrA Clerks. la Owls, soc i r4 g r i Z u sdaw= Harr Tra m s, Wire ra t h,r, sad Viral* Dr. Darby, Capri, Marsaff sad Orr, Mr. Bra, Bev. Harr, Dn. 0/2r sisd Torn. Maas. Chablis, C. 8.. Marro C. 8., Mr" Organ C. 6., lawman C. 13., Thornhill, C. 13., sad Bsahhanta. ladles sad Cldidna.—Mrs. Hayes sad sr shll, 1140 sad two shildrr, Mrs. Karon, Mn. Iwo mid tins atria. Mn. Ihreslls sal awe chid. Or dr of Lannert Theses (Mantras drd.) Lewis sad see atild, Mn. Ars , Ulr mod two chrlnn, Mrs. Boiler 7th Cavalry, sod trio eldlarsa. Mn. Ceram Miss Dick er Ws. Meru sad Km Gelol, Breen sad Pose traria, Mn. Oars rd Mn. - Ankr, Mn. Pitt cad sr child, Mrs Apra,. Mrs. Drab, Mn. Bird, Mrs. Eirchar. Oran tier shirr, Mrs. Dri ver sad two celler Mn. Mrs Will. sad or child Mrs. sad Mr Hamad, Mr& ellowrisls sad tbr" Bandon sad two eldlthsta Mn. Banks sad or Mrs. Berm Mrs Pulismom, Mts. sad Min airrs Mn. esww, Mrs. Forbes sod or eltdd. Mn. Warr AnGall, Mn. Dior, Mn. Criss, Mrs. mitt, Mrs . On sad OM Chad, B Mn. erns. Mn. Polisrplos, Mrs. Ogilvie, Mee. Paper, Mrs. Garr, Mn. Ornery sad two Mires Osrerson, Mrs. Cowper sod two shirr. Mrs. Manta, Mrs. Berm, Mn. Tberroll, Mts. Derr sad thins ebiltirsa, Mr.. Eldridge. Mn. Pares, sad MN eciallag, Mrs. Ladino., Mn. Erna Mn. Barr =taw &la. 1 7 •3versaiet Maar . —Mr. Corms, merliat, serchrt, sad Kr. Pam, Dad Beak. Elan Amislaats.—llaffro. William, Naiad, and Caw. Chaim Marra Havriegh. Whitthobsher. Womb. Phillip, Preach, Aathcay, ItCheassmi, rod Apothecary a/ Karam Manila, Maws CMS ra J. May, oad wry way aracv ; t feet Tay ere lave tom Wed, whom arm via to anamalcaled bitter. (afordl) H. Baum C Coamadiat ath tasdeat ralry ace,asporla Common. THE NICTORY AT AGRA. TM LOrmiag is or Ape somposilses Wier, islish Oyes sone Isissrsotlag porilsoin swarths( this WM se aai isslskys •dry Apt lot, 1140.10,1187, 10 pa. Lmy bar d y o . I bdorlud tk. loaf wpm hof dr Mow owl Nast moilmeo, god of as dread pod der maw kW on nor of or RIB& ornhy, w. aromMilw al dr nal dm, okra is Wks how dr sa wroool. r blisolos Ira up to .itioa • Kilo at fro of ▪ eirks; ad Idm hid yea Sot • body of dr crackup bargiw r Oland dondres =mat edema or a pplied bas Volodt, r era r toroirkr mad nor It in Or rod morlog. Traub swam dr math ;welly pftrt leporod lkd sr wide at dr fairy •••• ore wilds do =MN of dr orimorelk sad II woo pasrally 'appeal by ▪ asibiellem IbM tkr mow koi rossari tY KW dm! Toworb al& do waft vihdes Modred am dr mionoot kola somil (dr pod, ipoord, la .kw r. alowilo alma yr imbropolk onerpod, and/ bruso ftr WNW pond old Ihe Mesa* Imbue tiny dori on •os Oh% gar w rowfas elow krill- pond yolk red WI rot morrood Is Ihis &A p. Of nom dr WWI& at dr Magma Immollado rasa oat, for .0 ham tomplied. Thu urine Mr forma, foams. Wig dr body of osvolty w expetist Ur wom bs Who% sr fa, ad sward pet tbo Fort tovord• tam The hill Wow riot the heJ, rou..ed by tbs Araby; Own one the alas, esseeky sad infantry, and a 1 polio ef bet llegethre Silt Vest. About 10 an, the Undo bad Miles ink hems te be tented, sad bad lot velosed„ sem WI ism them ban still mar , male; the IN was Odin their bats, red I may of thee Who it osy, stet Mir other el the 114 sad • paths eit the NW had jot anted the sue" Our gone ewe previselly la plaids& feet at this aims sr two or three settees oar both ear map piping lethheam apes *lda the sopeot of the word oor the (nee mined the Meth assy ; bat the ' seat esoment me of the seenatheie dew Ids litho mused sad met Os wpm& dearth Moe 'downtime am imbed la, slid pew th• aims of the more earthy big spem se, mid aimed epennmemady their pie onset la OW camp. Smog et the Loon kM M QM the osony's cavalry bed Sinhed us hoMithily, nod Oat we on we reemdth The life Mfr hilmeed by the Lome Is beer able; bat set belies the messy bed Oho par aseden d was of ewe pee theme op dos ter). The mewl the Loess wee Imes sal testebethea, sad they ma ohmic ere pa. limmerlits the W end nth with the 1111th Indmay, mos hth ores, sal so ors guy Wei rem. ly seen the now 1111111111 hi wog, hotly moth by ear plot hops The id leapt Europese, mere width the be, is the enthethiss had est the heat Wee that the tamp vete it the Meths at el—en the contrary, try had eseescsil to twat Mosel the Lad river by this evening; sad the 3rd, is ohs the Ole convoy of the was told that they wed/ set be required .5111 shout I pm. The base Were at the Ileatalle Icsdateabl, MOM dent • was we the frees it het 0. lidethesese seselthe the fort el the mew laving empthed aez mow the hd of eons were iMeediately iris is.., sod mmebett wt with • hue Eogllsh ahem. As they mimed akag they were greeted with—" Resserther Caltsprte and Whoa they re to the ism el se am the enemy war In gel ,skeet, and the be Allemed doe up silk or swim red many. Oa ado r die Owe, the mole lamb, es the ether side wag draws est Opestert the resat warm the shoo of the whip an this slis, nod epos there ow Man piped mad ethetoly. Oar hale oat amen the saw& Is gas My* sad they behed—lbthowed hellthelnlth by the rthesdag maw is this aW. Al the enemy. hasp and camp . with their huonre, sad • Imp eramlny et lest—lbaglieh pee, trinkets, Ite..-411 late owe pamemies, se ales 13 of desk pies (sOl dry bed I bane), indadlog a me" lop is., scot equalled by way atones OWE the tort. They Wt Mont 3,030 killed es the his, Ind shag that the ef retreat. Oar osnaktee Meat SO hid sad wooded, but I wig met be we. mesa whom are emerel °Moen. With the nonded seem Is several sick. I may all that the moveable blobs are is from Haltom to the by famed merethe, 311 mat h ht • be howl. The lea were mash hdlgued, mad tray of them bed bad sallies le lee is Weft yesterday. I will sot *tempt • deeerlpties ef the state of the dronatied—it le too appalls( he o ; alike ell I dwell on the medlars watt which all bra, the /One imperially, prellared their is, Sao Ibis 11 =thing oval among the daughters of LegleaL fll.—Tbe asmy , Y Is MI Isellasd to Oink wieldy, wog in dm puddle tram told& dry atiktelied es do prehassight. mote peaks ems so the What siae ad the terlii wad, wimps as inimited op owl onsompd jut skot to toms., without the all.int Yw ot heir elon Iltstmataty, tiny Imo Iso dims etir Odr ariallory 68 is mit wilarbild, se tisk AM wt ow ear nom So it to mid lig don do um la sift ill dr lOW —Boatioy nmesk (Maw ft TM Ildhorl•s iselbassbas Ws boo boast b 1 Or bre giversami. Ws web at Os ems ins ass awaits Is As hat bas lbs segams gessossest boos sobsbril es =d • amid at lib gym br must ow, ray moos br see aspessot art absarad up Soft only Nona dew deiresior. 'W PM' Tb. Sara ad Ira rims Virg pada law ladron ad ragas arl ads. odd Ira add dr am , Oa et aro pond Irmaskiese *minim with awl Wm ••••••••••Imq Tab Wed adied ad r Odd Ili pa di al Ddld sarare. dr as+ Swag duo aspaidadi en Is ask dad, dm* i torzadi d popirie, da d s, We usly • dolls aim fay las aided by Adm.% ad Si radios 1,,. The prommod d ire pr error rolls dllosidion lhonsa adi doh Issrady, sad or tl e =li= r e• pada raddes la rardloas *dm Lari ablipeard lamps d tad aped* an sakand of do mar d thdtzme ad to Wad sr ausa gmandra das marra ad ward The "r pale at es ardier sad 1.nd21 ion dram d lb Vz,la ana "alla. said br c PPI" Z an pourro arad iml e=t ward. et bawd, Id 4 me* ad, dal sda add as .oral prada di wars will b, pod 1. thin who immediately on °Dialed;pore.Uos of the ease beteg them to the newest civil or mWLry sailtorlty.—By ceder, "C. B. T 11012.1111.1, Oakdale( &enter, to Oovenumeet, N. W. r." —Mnfeseilito, Oot. 3. " 1 regret to aarteemee the death of Limit. Home, of the noise= a moat gadeat calm ; he it was who, when Lieut. Selkeid vas so daddetedy weedied, seweeded in blowing open the Cedwaire Owle iddw sand drily dm of madetry from the wicket ; he wee metedeweded by Omni W than for the Victoria ow= Peso Mew, he Ina blow. up led eight whilst =Meg the bed d as ef ihe able at Malt =rib. Ide eat know the Iteellsehes. Elea 1.. • I • deeply mint= by all We n. 5 AT _Om bee bed imp ram at wry eeptersd=beleedhee =WO= dad 18,000 me= also two I held= THE EXPRESS, MONDAT EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1857. Ba ia of Knimewlie basses! taken up the pursuit, and it will be throughout the confederated lLjpoot stabs. The burled the mutiny is broken on the Writ of the Jimm— ie lastfaerr edits sow in those districte etoept as a fiegitive, sad the Jam= ham been, and the Gunge or Gangue soma will be, creamed by every body that has been able to bold together as far as that latter river. The campaign will then mower entirely the character of a foreign war. Many who have not considered the subject deeply may object to the term foreign war, in s country formally annexed_ by the British government under the anapicee of Lord Del beanie; but It la neverthelema the fact that Oude never lee been conquered by the British, and that it is the boom of the heretofore savoys of the Bengal army. The country is ripe for rebellion, the eepoye disk to their homes, carried there by the mass instinct which leads the wounded bead townie hie Wr. The Progreso of the broken bands of modals" he. been maned with misfortune and mimuoageeoeat, sad be Dude they will get into a country where there is no esseael to avail themselves of, no tronsury to plunder, no caps for their percussion muskets, and no artillery prepared for them with all its eters' of ammunition. The direction they have lam may, perchance, inconvonietco General Havelock far the time, but eventually it will add to hie laurels.— correepoiselent of Bombay Ttisies. CHINA. NORTH-WEST PROVINCES. The present etats of the North-Western Provinces apron to be me Delhi bar hews taken, and the esmatry all round is quisdad. Two lying cehwans have been detached from the victorious heat—ille 10 the seetward, miler Lieut.-Colonel elieven, M litewertert, which has been tally sermseful, and the other, oar Lisat.-Colonel Great bed, I. Agra. The latter, Aar smemenful affaini at Boltuid sksabwr, Makaghur, and Allysttnr, arrived at Agra by forced ameba in time to meet the combined mutineers, who in great numben wernbled at Agra on the 10th October, and was defeated with the loss of their FLU, camp equipage, =Munition and treasure—everything in fact which coadituted an array—and were ;mud and die permed, after which Lieut.-Colonel Greathed's column marched towards Cawnpore. Since that day the villagers bays resided the dispirited remains of the muti neers: the latter have not only been driven og from Nears and Blitutpore, but even from mealier towns mid villogim, end teeny bare been killed and more taken primers. Bhurtpors, ea the nearest and best prepared slats, ad the sample of wive operatioes against the matinests sad Ise mama ; and Captain ?ham, the political agent of Blame pees, and Captain Goes flambee, the superintending an ds** of Reapootans, bees returned to Bhurtpore, and hays tarn morived by all parties in the state with distingulahed banners. The blabiusjah of Gentili,' now feels himself wrong esaugh to ewer hie wish to re-establish relations with the British government, and his friendly over_ terse (of the sincerity of which there can be no doubt, from Ids excellent conduct during the past troubles) will be responded to at once, if the vacillation of the govern ment of the North-Western Provinces, paused on from one bead of the gemenment to mother, an dim of direct sad prompt ram without rearms to cakessaane mutineers having been killed is amasiderable sembies i die liturtpere Bats, and ethers sent into Agra for aid sad bow* been executed, the lee Sala of Hamowlie has est rim up the pursuit, and It wlll Is Mowed thrarker the randorsted Kober sires. The burl of dr raft Y helm or the wait et fie mss—•• senor errs sow la dim dirtier Imp as a Iliyave. mil Sr /mai Ira bus, sad dr Osep se Gimps rob to be, woad by ovisetsly aid bes bon Mb ii boil topaz tam it as that LW. whir. TM awl. yelp w Ibis mom mainly do thandor et • arelp w.—Jkatlay Ars. RAIPOOTANA. Our intellipossehm Ritipootaaa is unsatisfactory. Wks Barton, plaid spat at Kotah, who hod hens re dam with bee Inlay ler • short time at Nome* maenad es the essidesey, semmpaled by Ids two seam ea the 16th el thelebr, iambi, berths thie sea of tole ihmilly behind Sim. Ile hid imaged a repel relate le he bed la bosom of the hi et DIAL sad the ray of the themgent leaders temerywhao bag to tame Ole mot sad try to hate it hied thei thole eams Is la tie seminal, tmeleinod:that the melded seas desehbg the yeepie, lad eight to be de. saved. 'l'b earl seamy of emertselee hod takeabiers est the 14th, mil the folkendes day, at noon, the two rep meats matimieL The toddemey was attacked accordingly, sad the nelthal, with kis two ems, while pliantly defend ing themsdess, were slaughtered. After the warders, the prime sore plweilmod, and the bodies of the unfortunate victims espesed. The Rajah continues faithful to us, sad make* welts he embhmem The bulk of his army, cow *lag of km mini al faisafry, with all his minim, W tuned @plait hies. They proposed proceeding to Deihl, le mist to the restoration of the Liss diebelierthg, as most of the disaffected did, fa the fall of the °vital. For many mouths past, Nee much has keen coo of the centres of diatfaction in Raj. poems. About the middle of October the rebels bops nee mere to gather around It from all dirmUona, s body of seametrating at feenuzi, with s view of attacking the genies& Oa the 24th, the Neat:ouch colams moved oat to meet them, and attacked them in trout of their stronghold. The battle was seven, and oar casualties heavy. Captain Tacker, of the Zed Bombay Cavalry, and Captain Reade, of her lisienty's 83rd Foot, were killed. Captain Simpson, Llsors. Blair and Le Geyt, of the 2nd Cavalry, Captain &plea, of the 12th Native Infantry, and Captain Laurin of the 21st Native lethality, were wounded. The enemy was driven back into their fort, which our fort was too weak to dorm, and they now await the arrival of Brigadier Stuan's dying column, which, relieved of Urn duties before Dhar, will, it in hoped, be speedily arocept them. —Bombay .7 fors. MALWA. One ream met not suppose, when It to Intimated that the modiames lave smeared In a new place, that a new mutiny Imo *dually teams out, or that the rebellion to spreading, when the Mopmeed rebels are only rallying or concentrating at new points.. The Melva field fume, eon slating of three guns of the Bengal Artillery, three troop of hie Majesty's 11th Light Drsgoone,2oo of her llajeety's 86th Foot, seven companies of the 25th Bombay Native Infantry, lot Cavalry Hyderabod Contingent, and the Madras flappers, left Mhow on the 20th October, to attack the rebels wherever they might be found. The toolustate wen at this time re waging the country around, the main body taking the direction of Dhar, • coosiderale town on the route from )(how to Bernie, thirty-three miles wont of the former, and eighty-three mat of the biker pima It to shoat three miles in circumference, sod ls senvounded by a mud wall. On the mooing et the Mad warning we. received from the Rajah that unless saw troop mom made their appearance he would be compelled to give in. The forte now pushed on, and In the mem at Oa Ammon the advanced guard came in sight of the eastay. After some akirmlahhes and distant firing, the Oragooris end Irregulars charged diagonally armee and up to the left of the bill, end captured three of the guns. The infantry followed immediately. and just arrived in time to prevent them being spiked, the 2.5 th Bombay N. I. undertaking to work them. • nine-pounder. which had been tumbled over the MB, we followed by the &pop, taken hold of and brought up again, amide the chows el gob European fellow-soldiers. Mete we sow cIo is, awl a guard being tedt cot the gorge esamonnicating el* the tows, operation. were ruspruded sod as saw leiseinesas cam op, se as to cut off the re treat st the etwasy. Isessogil by what they considered a eheek She oink sheet the sissiorde in defiance, and en de•Velered to seemed Ilajee Kesse's detachment as it ad verted. The may towswhile became so hard premed that dry famed thin way into the tom, whams they expected to madogidu theossives. The heavy guns arrived from Mhow es Oa. 30 ; a Ines& was speedily established, and the plea we stormed on the morning of the let lust., when it was found that the tuatorpeau had managed to =cape in the op posit* direction, with consperstlrely little loop, Stuart's domes not being numerous enough to surround them..—Bemdep Tram. BUNPELCUND The following extract from a K amptee letter gives • Ism stroatio tint of the attempts to relieve &maw thia we mall Ws limited. Knobs, Oct. 22. The rep et Labors, the two Squsdroas d Ph Madras LIM Careley, sad re 2ad Hyderabad Canby, oder Major lisakilksa ell be Ws es re Mt hero*. It Is then reared OA Pier by lbe beadrareer wieg of the 6th Llede Cavalry, er sneer re Leasers, ell proceed under Cited llibmway le laadesvons at ;obbligati. There in a talk al gin D Thar Zane Artalery (Europe=) accompany lag the err heir re nothing to know% kw tamale. We bam see mar reseals both roil and military, sad nothing is wird Old whir*. al Of OM counter-orders. We sadly wutt mom laregessm kr. The Madras 17th N. 1., some eighty Imams reres, wed four rum, would be it Roads, dud dr NIL The Madras 0010/11a, mew Creed r, bee reemprieed nothing. tared ef die m*. re 1224 Bawl Zgreat IA era in be reeled lebbalpore, be lel ewe empare bard, and Nair sea rerries with lir le Derek Aire be precesdal star • Soar delay at ribelleve Imre occurnd Jest r Owes= , the two empaiss left bard had to be everser by • Jetachment ad re tame, art bock to labbalpant post-bass.. His burbrie allar Is quiet the coontry, sad to relieve Sewer, wow restyled by not doing at Brat err be, as a reams, mei re a Frady officer, should bare sanded it oase despite every retimetnince from Oltectr Erskine, the Comenesimer. The 'ebbsbore companies el the 62nd decamped with their arms, sad he had to dimes the two serving with his column. This column, instead of performing the paramount duty, at all root, of relieving the Europeans in Seugor Fort—the magazine of Central India— is simply protecting the Commissioner's property at Jubbill pore.—Boortbrty nnas, Oct. 28. BENARES. BENAREO, OCT. 16.—News has just come in of the mutiny of the 32nd Bengal Native Infantry In the Bonthal district. They have, we hear, murdered aomo of their °dicers, and are marching towards Bhangulpore. We hear that the 31st at Sauget have also gone No news in lately from up the country. Troop, in small detachments page up daily. Yesterday two companies of her Majesty's 63rd, and floe companim of the 27th Madras Native Infantry, panted up, with four hundred remounts for Allahabad. The works at Raj-Gbaut are progressing rapidly, but they are 3I mike from the station, and the road to it is entirely through gar dens, affording excellent cover to akirmlahaes. All quiet hare , but Jaunpore is threatened by 4,000 Oude scoundrels, se at lout it is reported. Nome of the troops from England have MI yet arrived in Calcutta. The seventy day, ships are nearly due. The whole of Relish is in a blare. Captain Osborne, with the Rajah and 600 men, are still holding on there. The Rajah himself is well inclined, but ho cannot command his men.—Bowriery UNCI, Oct. 28. DESTRUCTION OF BEITOOR. Cawarova, OCT. 20, Some 6.50 infantry, a battery of artillery, and a few Beware of the gatnean of Cawspore, marched on the morning of the IBth instant towards • village called Roo- Rajpore, distant hence some sixteen miles, where it was re ported, at 10 p.m. of the 17th, a large force of rebel." had collected with the fiend Nana at its heed. We moved off at one o'clock, cm., and after several short halts we got ae tar so Bkitoor, where we rested, and breakfaxted on hard biaeuit and a glees of nun and pawney. At about 12 o'clock we pin moved off, under • broiling sun, and after armor pliehurg five or six toile" intelligence woo received that the enemy were in • prove of trees not half • mile ahead, with two gum in poition—• 24-pounder and • 9-pounder. We bad not moved on mach further when it was thought prudent to deploy our small force on either aide of the road, but this more we were rather late In putting into effect, for the detachment of the 90th light Infantry which we in rear, had just commented to move off th e road, when the enony's guns opened fire, and told terribly on the fated NIL The find shell hurl Intemdiately before this detach ment, two and wounding two or three others. Our afterwards commented, bat our shot ill tar CI. ma vs bad to advance closer up, so es to get is nage; nod it was well we did so, for the shot of the esmenty came pretty quirk, but now WOW 11111111[4.1117 over OUT beadx, ea- Mgt am or two dans which exploded immediately shove us, hat did us so After exchanging twenty or thirty Nunn, the eienVe goes were charged—l should have meld prink ea the gone were already silenced end kelq theined me z No sooner was this e ff ected than the nide off., leaving behind two waggons, whici=oet be mend, owing to some of the hones being knocked over by cot got. The enemy, however, cut the Owes, &n., et the enthods, end fairly bolted. Were It not for the peony et cavalry on our side, we would have crested greet hone amongst the routed foe. The want of this arm has been greatly felt in all our actions with the in surgents. sad I doubt not that if we had had • body only eve hundred strong at the battle Wore Cawnpore, the mono* at the monthly room might never have happened. The enemy left behind there three country carte laden wtth am munition, and these also fell into our hands. Though our mere ant wee quiet and quickly done, yet the rebels knew, and had prepared for our coming. One unfortunate fellow, however, was bat asleep during the action, and em tinned in this happy state till he was roused by one of our men dealing him a soft kick on his posterior. lie let forth • yell, that would have done credit tea brat of the forest, ea seeing a white Om over him, end made one bound thinking of • run ; but he was brought sharp around by the thrust of • bayonet, and was seen no more. The action altogether did not bud an hoer, but in this short rpm of time we had two killed end six wounded. The two former, en five of tbe latter, belong to the 90th Light lagratty, sod the ether wounded man Is one of the Mader P who weeny& In the arm. Of the five wended at the se los thee four had to undergo amputations —me nom the shoulder, one from the thigli, and two of the ann. It was diffi cult to estimate the loss of the army, as the villains have • most expeditious way of either carrying off their killed and wounded, or semethrg there in some place tedious to find. On our return to Canyons, we Bet fire and other wise destroyed the village of Sheo-Rajpore. In one house there wee • great quantity of he and chopped straw stowed away, and nothing would do but that a few of the 64th must need. go poking their bayonets Into the loose potion in quest of live game. Strange to say, after driving in two or three bayonets, Lod co turning over • small quantity of the stuff, out came no lees than four or eve rebels, with draw swords in their hands. You Inn rest mood the sea of the 64th did not allow than time or opportunity to me their weapons, but bayonetted every on on the spot. The whole of this day was occupied la destroying the vii al of Bhiuor—and on the morning of the 20th we touched back to Carnspere, and arrived et Moen 9 ceoloce cm. Soon after, two of the many prisoner, we brought In were launched into eternity by the hangman. Owns the bearer of letters from Num to the villagers of Bhitoor end the neighbouring places, calling them to supply ammunition, and have Repplies against his coming, which would take place in ti or twenty days, when it wax his intention of clearing Cawnpore of the infidel Feringee loque. The open spaces of the entrenched camp literally swarm with human beings. At maybse an at sunset large numbers of coolies, alert of all ages sad of6oth sexes, see to be seen stated in clusters of fifty or • hundred. *waiting to be 1:411•• bred or paid for their day'e labour. When I first set foot in Carimpore I could scarce see • living being moving about; now lam obsoletely tired with their eternal salaams. These eeeliee 'Reemployed la demise away and beeelft dews halm been, our fertilleatiny and levelling eel diming the estrweehteeat.—Bowley Tina. MASSACRE OF THE BEHOALEE REM. DENTS OF AORA. The following account of the massacre of the Deegan nekiesta of Agra is tarnished by • native eye wft by e Madert, whamet eastise wife, danglittsetes : and son-in-law hays ell did , the the 'Os the tireaktag eat of the mutiny the portion of the Bengalis maidiets bad got hold of • etrongly built house, and indeed of &ambit themselves openly at the mercy of tM landason, shut themselves up within the house. Bat when the place woe thrown open one of the inmates plated et the feet of the mutineers all the ornaments of their women sod other valuable articles, and asked of them in the mast piteous terms to epee their liver. But they only inquired of their female companions, and st last weeds out their hiding•place. The women, wive hod till this time stifled their feelings, now ehrieffed eat in lead lamentations and piteous trios, but the eorandrels minained =touched, insulted them in the gement miummr, and then pot them to death. The men wore also butchered, but three did recaps by hiding for some time to a large ho needs ander the ground. When they emerged from their hiding. place, they found all rolling in blood, but • grandson of one of the survivors was alive. This was • babe ; it had not been touched, and it was lying by the dead body of its mother, perfectly unconscious of what had taken place. Three of the survivors, with the halm, taking ad vantage of the darkness of the night, lied from the plate, and, after suffering intolerable =Malays, arrived within a few day. at Senores." AZIMOHUR. A correspondent hu placed the following extract of • beta, from Azimghar, dated the 15th October, at our dispel We nosy yet base a good deal of fighting here. Thom in ell into of rumours going about, to the effect that ths goys that lase bees licked at Lucknow are ooming down this way. • party of shoat 500, including • good many of the ' 17th N. 1., with about thirty or forty wounded men, crossed the Gaps 1t.,., at Glopalpore into Ooruckpore a few days ego. It is mid they have • good deal of loot with them, sad me maktag their way home to Bhoiapors. However sr to yesterday they was at Buchulgunge, opposite Debra : Ghat shasthey hew ressised for t he w days It is also odd me ant* Means to the Cbsckladar of Clororkpors ithe Hsieh) to War his service, but I believe they have net yet =LIt les else boss reported that Manse Idaho e to at a pima star Ten&sitlt some fiery" of ()ode, lateens, to coats down upon Atrowbs ; and that Mosconi. Johan and Pntherpal nag are sin or Neves toss from this. How br aB this is mete I cannot my. Ids not behave they sill ease hem, though ors say whops go to than." SUPPRESSION OF THE MUTINY WEST OF TILE :EMMA. Since October 10, the day when the combined mutineers amiembled st Agra were defeated with the loss of their guns, camp equipage, ammunition sod troaaure—every- thing in fact which constituted an army—and were paned and dispersed, the villagers have resisted the d rectal= of the rebels; the latter have not amly beee w ttt off from Muttra and thartpors, but even from sterilise towns and villages And diary have been killed sad more taken prisoners. Bbunpore, as the nearest sad beet prepared state, set the example of active operations against the nedassra and *garrote ; and Captain Nixon, the west d Bhortpore, and Captain Gore rare% the togirintaviing engineer of Itsjpootans, have imainsi to Bbnetpure, and have been received by all pistils in the sista with distinguished honours. The ?dab* nig& of Gwinor sow feels himself strong enough to express • his VA Is no-establish relations with the British govern. mem, mil We friendly overtures (o( the sincerity of which times mobs no doubt, from his excellent conduct during the pas Inaba) will be responded to at onces if the vacillation of Gm government of the North Western Provinces, pasted as from one heed of the government to another, ma allow of &get sod prompt action without reference to Colson* The mutineers having bass killed in con siderable aumbees in the Bhartpore state, and others seatlirbo Ape for wild mad twin bete modal, the Rao PREPARATIONS FOR THE CAPTURE OF CANTON. (FROM OUR OWN CORRENPONDUNT.) HONG KONG, Ocy. 16. The departure of the steamer Aden with the mails to England has been postponed from 2 p.m. of the 13th to the lame hour to-day, owing to the arrival of the Ottawa two days hence with the mails from England of August 28, and to enable the Hong Kong folk to answer the letters. The arrangements of Lord Elgin are pretty well made up. The delay caused by his lordship's trip to India has turned out somewhat fortunate, inasmuch as the failure of the Ruffian envoy to epee any com munication with the Emperor at Pekin has need our ambassador the chagrin of a similar, perhaps worse, reception. The Emperor has declared his imperial will to see no representative of any barba rian power. All chance of negotiation having been cut dr, Lord Elgin has concerted measures with his Excellency the naval com mander-in-chief for the assault and capture of the city of Canton; this important poet in our hands, the Emperor may be induced to change his mind. As far as lam able to learn, it would appear that the Admiral has arranged with the whole available force to move up to Canton on the 31st of the cur rent month, and it is laid that the French forces will co-operate ; indeed, it is thought that the Rus sian Admiral Pontiatins will also offer his aid; to convince the court at Pekin that the "barbarians" are not only in earnest but acting in anise°. Lord Elgin is living on board the Ava, which vessel will accompany the fleet up to Canton; the naval and diplomatic powers being close at hand. rfiThe court-martial on the commander of the gun boat Dove, referred to in my last letter, hes ter minated in the complete a cq uittal of that officer ; and criminal proceedings will be taken %mind the ac cusers, for their foul conspiracy to ruin the reputa tion of a young and worthy officer. His Excellency Baron Le Oros, the French Pleni e:tiary, arrived here on the 14th in the steam ' te A udacieuae, which vessel, having unfortun ate y got upon the tail of the Lintin South Sand, was towed off by her Majesty's steamer Inflexible, without sustaining any material injury. An application was made from the government of India to remove the 38th Madras Native Infantry from the Straits to Madras, if the corps could be ;wed ; but in the present state of the settlement, Governor did not think it right to send away the regiment. An immense number of native prahns have arrived from the Archipelago, all laden with produce. So great an amount of Bugle traders have not resorted to this port for several years. Her Majesty's ship Amethyst and the store steam ship Vesper remain in port. AUSTRALIA. (IT 1117RHARINI AND BRITISH TzLzoitAra.) ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 23. Sydney revenue continues on the increase. Imports of gold dust amount to 10,407 ounces for the let of October. Markets steadier. Wool is firm. Tallow quiet. Freights on wool id. to Id. per lb. The Lands Bill, passed by the Melbourne Assem bly, has been rejected by the upper house. The ministerial scheme for railways has been sanctioned by the House of Assembly. Trade continues excessively dull. Wool in good demand, at 2s. 2d. to 2s. 6d. per pound. Tallow, 601. to 521. per ton ; beef, 461. to 481. Freights on altered. The Marco Polo and Northumberland were ex pected to leave for England about the end of October with large cargoes. Reported at Ceylon that Havelock and Ontram were wounded. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (710 N 01:1 OWN PARIS, 8170DlLY ETININO. The Prase says, in its weekly commercial review : The money market ham decidedly improved this week, end there is reams to bops that the reduction of 1 per cent. In the rate of intermit made by the Bank of Preece will, before long, produce a fevourable effect upon trade. Our eornmerelel classes have made heed against the difil,ulties of the mists with sheirable perseverance, supporting enormous losses with &maw, sod westing all their engagements. The measure adopted by the bank on Thursday lest hes been received ea an instalment towards a return to a normal situation, for 7,8, and 9 per omit. is still a rate of interest so high that the slight reduc tion made from the extreme point of the crisis will afford but little relief. During the last fortnight but few bills with mere than fifteen or twenty-five days to run were brought to the Lank for discount. It wee only at the last extremity that any bouae would oak the bank to discount a three months' bill, biomes it war feared that the fact of their being reedy to pay 10 per cent. would injure their credit with the batik.* The consequence has been a general disposition to do as little tominees as possible. The Pane manufacturers following the example of those of the departments, have de cided either to turn off a certain number of hands or to reduce wages. Msay factories are now working short tiros The retail shops either do not buy, or pay ready money for Nikko they want, on the condition of being allowed • very large discount. The retail salon in the 'warmth's houses which were very dull in October, have been still worse this month. People de not, however, despair of an improvement in December, pirtleolarly if circumstances should permit the Beak of Pisace to reduce it., discount to 6i and 6 par and. la the Faubourg St. Antoine, where business was troy meths la Await sad September, there is now nothing &tag. Ws may lay the same of the manufacture. of "Paris articles," fa which many orders that were given have boa rescinded. Soma of our manufacturers lave been heavy loam by failures in England. The last packet from New York brought remittances to several houses. Boma Lyons firms, which had capital at com mand at the time of the crisis, took roesenne from the first, which have resulted In large profits. They bought up their own goods at New York at a redaction of from 40 to 60 per ant., and are now only wait ing a favonsuble opportunity to dispose of them, while their credit with A11M1601121 heroes remains intact. There in nothing doing in cereals. Flour does not fall any lower, but wheat Is offered in almost all the markets. This state of things le, however, rather owing to the scarcity of money than any superabundance of grain for sale. The wins trade is active at Beret', without any change in prices. It is doubted, however, whether the present quotations will be long maintained. • [This, remarkable example of the working of a high rate of iatereet m France has been already noticed by our Paris oorreepondent.] The son of General Lamorieitro, who died, after a abort illness, on Thursday, was burial pedirday in the Mont Porous. Cemetery, Parts. It b elated that the Mo nitor sent by tetegrapb an anthorbetion to General Loam- Adige to come to FMCS to NO hal son. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT VINCENNES. A dreadful accident occurred yesterday (Sunday) morning at the fort of Vincennes. At twenty-five minutes put two precisely—as was indicated by the clock in the court of the Castle, which stopped at the very moment of the catastrophe--a tremendous explosion was heard, which sounded like that of the blowing up of a powder magazine, and wu mis taken for such an event by the inhabitants of the town, aroused from their sleep in the dead of night by the noise. An embankment near the tower, on the right of the castle, had slipped and brought down with it two arches (one above the prison and the other over the guard house) which fell with a tremendous crash. Eighteen soldiers were killed. The officer of the guard escaped by a miracle, and a sergeant and several soldiers who were buried in dust and rubbish, bur rowed their way out with the utmost difficulty. Marshal Magnan, General Sourvaul, and several staff officers of the army of Paris, were soon upon the spot, and took all necessary measures. Its not thought, however, that any more lives have been lost than those above mentioned. DELIVERY OF THE QUEEN OF SPALN. PARIS, SUNDAY. A despatch has jast been received from Madrid, informing as that the Queen, at ten o'clock yester day evening, was delivered of a healthy little Prince. The Queen is in good health. PRUSSIA. The Bank of Prussia has been empowered by the Minister of Finance to advance loans on mer chandise. A Royal decree, of the 27th inst., impends for three months all legal restrictions on the rate of interest. A letter from Berlin says the firm of Joel, of Dantzie, has suspended its payments. The amoun is 3,000,000 dole. • fbt Court. WINDSOR, SATURDAY. The Marquis of Lansdowne end the Countess of Shelburne arrived yesterday on a visit, and In the evening dined with her Majesty. The party oleo included the Duchess of Kent, the PfiDOIMB Royal, and Prime Froderkk William of Prussia, the French Ambassador and Cousteau Foreign', and Lady Ames Maria Dawson. The Queen with the Prinoess Royal walked in the Home Park thla rooming, and visited the Duchess of Kent at Frogman. . . . . . The Prince Consort, accompanied by the Prinoe of Wales sad Prince Frederick William of Prussia, west out hunting. The French Ambassador end Counties Persigny left the Castle in the forenoon. The Print* Consort honoured Mr. John Phillip, with a final sitting for the portrait of his Royal Highness for the Town-hall of Aberdeen. Her Majesty's dinner party this day included the Dachas of Kent, the Princes Royal, Pilate Frederick William of Proem* the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Counties of Shel burne, Ludy Anne Maria Dawson, the Right Hon. H. and Lady Mary labonchers, Captain V. Schweialta, End Dr. Wegner. Also the Right Hon. Sir George Grey and the Right Hon. T. Pemberton Leigh, who arrived in the afternoon on a visit. SUNDI.T. The Queen and Prince Consort, the Prince of Wiles, the Princess Royal, Prinoems Alice, Phnom Helena, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household, attended Divine Ser vice this morning in the private chapel. The Marquis of Lansdowne end the visitors staying in the Castle were also at the lerVier. The Hon. and Very Rev, the Dean of Windsor officiated. A deputation, consisting of Sir William Codrington, the Rev. Henry Brown, Messrs. George Hudson, Samuel Dixon, John Hammond, W. P. Jackson, and Richard Pid cock, had an Interview with the Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Hall, on Saturday, at the cam et Works, Whitehall. plaoe. Despatches were received yesterday at the Coloniel-oHos from the Governors of Hogg Kong, Ceylon, the Austzelian colonies, the Cape of Good Hope, end Malta. INTENDED MOVEMENTS OP TEE COURT. WINDSOR, SVNDAT. On Thursday morning next her Majesty, accom panied by the Prince Consort, will leave Window Cutle for Buckingham Palos. The Queen will open the parliamentary session in person. Her Majesty end the Prince Consort will return to Windsor Castle the same evening. On the Saturday following the Court still leave the Castle for Osborne, Isle of Wight, there to remain mail a few day. before Christmas ; the Court will then return to Windsor for the Chriatmes holidays. Under the present arrangements Trinoe Frederick William of Prussia will in a few days take his departure for Berlin, with the intention of returning sgain to England, end joining the royal circle at the Cagle during the Chrlatmaa festivities. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princes' Mary have deferred their visit to the Doke of Newcastle, at Clumbee Park, Notts, in ocomegnenoe of the mire accident the noble duke has met with. We 'unhappy to say that no serious results are likely to ensue., It being Mated that his grace is going on as satisfactorily as could be disked. Hi Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Collation Persigity arrived at Albert-pte novae oa Saturday afternoon, from visiting her Majesty, at Windsor Castle : _ _ _ The Marquis and Marchioness! of Salisbury have during tho past week received the Earl and Counter Data wen, Viscount Chelsea, Lord and Lady Loraine, Sir Ed ward Balers. Lytton, the Right Hon. Benjamin end Mrs, Disraeli, Mr. Henry Drummond, M.P., &0., at Hatfield Hones, Herr The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry ere expected in town at the latter and of the week, from Ireland. The Earl of Derby will arrive in town this evening from Knowsley Past, for the meeting of parliament. The Ccruntese end Lady Emma Stanley go to Hatfield House, Herta, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury. The Earl of Malmesbury left Whitehall-gardens on Saturday to iota the circle visiting Sir William G. H. JAM., Bart, H.P., at Met/Ahern Home, Surrey. The noble earl returns to town for the parlismentary areeion. The Earl and Countess Grey are expected to arrive to-roceron at their zaaadon, on Carlton Ilonae-terrace, from Howl& Ball, Northumberland. The Earl Beverley and Lady Louisa Percy left town at the claw of last week to visit Mr. Henry Drummond, WP., and Lord and Lady Loraine, at Aldbory Park, near Onildford. At the close of their visit the noble earl goes to Torquay for the winter. The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor are ex pected In town Ina few days from Eaton Hall, Cheshire. The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliam are pawing the swam at Coollatten Park, county Wicklow. The Earl and Countess of Albemarle are on a tour in Italy, end wilt not return to England for some months. The N. teoonntees Ebrington and her infant son a programing favourably at Ca;tle-hill, South ]Bolton. Lord and Lady Blantyre will shortly leave on a tear la Germany. Lord and Lady Foltimore are staying at Court Hall, De►onshire, where they intend to gees the winter. The Hon. Frederick Calthorpe arrived in town cm Saterday evening, from Barghley-on-tbsvliill, Rutland shire. We (Post) learn that the address to her Majesty, praying that she 'Mild withhold the order in council for calling into operation the Divorce Act, until parliament has bad time to reconsider yams of its clauses, was deposited In the hands of Sir George Grey. on Saturday last, by the EMI Nelms and the Rev. Dr. Irons, for presentation to her most gracious Majesty. The &admen though only in circulation for a fortnight, has received between eight end nine thousand signatures, nearly three thousand of which are clergy, and Ars hood ed churchwardens and justices of the plass. THE DAILYarz NNW: LONDON AIORNINO " 1 11111 SeVOOM• 4I" 41 :g egaibffle " lade tn•NSi Warr la ilhe Wet sad sake It It ememl ames—la the seems, r M sly mar* sad la Da varlet issessaltle rad Dammed takesaillsa Nalsksed MM. Its. NNW, sal medley ls ▪ FirtORZION NNW/ IN RELIANLI AND IMPARTIAL emlustmly arty nic Mara ems Is myyses -e a by amm p _Olvelsad N TIIN OI wad LY AIL! RIPORT. • it IT =MUD= ALL OPPINSIVII ADVIT:ommiTy. Is It Maly Namaland. aml. lbsaNs ream wee tam dam thes my et IN messaysiatiss. Mam mmlsmar sad amtlakemsdiaa. NNW a dentellw !mien bet Make pe m sr ammc d la Dudes' mst be seek SIPA u la e Ma Nape by emalas AMY ." ipels. mani tbs piAblar aa sygllsatlm. NNW* tM =aim wets Nab le iamb II at Ms. see guile. Mid Is by Pmbedbes NINA firtbe exprego. TO cOR!LIBPONDT!TIO. ttlowilmoole bOsOed tor wThe Inger," loodon Legatee pew. hey t h e met et the Me. 10.11eaterthstreet, by two oTtoot oo tee lliates& BAAAAAA/T. Taw Zmota. A l N UNZQUAL MATCH. M. Baaartooe. W. Ida °m Fara& anta& Ct.amb* Olork,aad Roma MY Am & WILIA Mr. K FlutrUllsm.—TAKX OAR' 01' y Mr.Bmslotaaa—Aad 1181 l OUT OF WATZlL.—Ocaultaam at 7. PZINCIBMI. Ms Fume. A CABS OF CONSCIENCE.—Aad PING FITCHAED THE 81:00ND. Ni. awl Din 0. Krai—Doan open al balt-prst I. 1101111 Y. TIM grime, TEN Mein CrlMPit. Pot. to .I.bunle. VoIYM, see Noglh, • YU IL Nbenre.—lNDlA IN WT. Ile Khyber& Ye TerreNdes—A•4 WiLLINGSON 71001. L. Widdiromb.--Coarnermee at WINO& HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO DAT—llandas, Mumma. 00. 41% Timeasnr—itoratag, lb. Miami% Ilk. Mr, LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. THERE is sad confusion and contradiction among the journals which affect to enjoy the privi. lege of conveying to the public the first hints or the intentions of Government. On Friday the semi-official Times and Glebe exultingly announced that as soon as Parliament met Lord PALMERSTON would introduce a Bill to vest the government of India exclusively in her MAJF.STT'S Ministers. The equally semi-official Morning Post ob served, on that and the following day, a discreet silence. And on Sunday morning the semiofficial Obserier broke upon the town, not only with a formal contradiction of the story told by its co-mates in Minis.. terial confidence, but with sundry left-handed compli ments less pleasant than pungent to " red-tapists " and " system-mongers." If we are to judge by what reaches us through these channels of com. munication, there mast exist, among the statesmen engaged in fashioning a declaration with regard to India for the Royal Speech, a confusion of tongues utterly unprecedented except in the case of the would-be builders of Babel. To what are we to attribute this imbroglio? Has the Times ventured to play the game—of which it has often been shrewdly suspected—of putting forth some information which it has tolerable grounds for believing to be correct, in such a shape that the most gullible public may be led to believe that the inti mation is official? Or have Ministers first authorised the announcement, and then, awed at the audacity of their own project, instructed another of their month pieces to contradict the intimation? in this resem bling the creature of the poet's imagination : - First Fear his hands, his skill to try, Amid the chords bewildered laid ; Then back recoiled, he knew not wby, Even at the sound himself had made. If the journals, which appear to be on the eve of being as effectually contradicted by events in their announcement of Ministerial intentions regarding India as they were t'other day in their announce ment of Ministerial intentions regarding the suspen sion of the Bank Charter Act, have really had us authority for their announcements, we can only advise them to be a little more modest and • little more prudent in future, and to abstain from the hazardous practice of pretending to know more than they really do. If, on the other hand, they have been gulled by pretended confidences on the part of men in office, they are entitled to some sympathy in their present ridiculous plight, and they will do well to avoid being again subjected to such treatment by assuming a more independent attitude, in respect of all great men, for the future. With regard to Ministerial intentions respecting India, we cannot honestly pretend to know, like most of our neighbours, anything save by con jecture. Indeed, we doubt much whether Minis ters have as yet finally resolved upon the course they are to pursue. The prevalent im pression that our governmental arrangements for t ii India are susceptible of great improv te, invites indeed to the introduction of some of re form. But the task is no easy one to '' • e more direct and openly responsible acti n the part of the Imperial Government with effective securities against the perversion of Indian patronage to parliamentary jobbing, against excessive centralise tion of power in the hands of the Imperial Govern ment, and against the dangers which might result from that ignorance of Indian affairs which is characteristic of the great majority of our leading party men. We believe we are warranted in stating that the full importance of these considerations is deeply impressed on the minds of some of the most influential leaders of both of our great Parliamentary parties; that up to a late hour on Saturday no final resolve, as to the course to be pursued with re gard to India, had been adopted by the Cabinet; that it is extremely improbable that any thing beyond a mere vague allusion to modifica tions of our system of Indian Government will be introduced into the QUEEN'S Speech;, that no measure for this purpose will be submitted before Christmas ; and that if Ministers do not themselves propose to follow the course adopted on all previous ' occasions, of preceding the introduction of measures for introducing changes into our eystcm of Indian Government by Committees or Commissions of In , quiry, it is not unlikely to be forced upon them by a joint vote of independent Liberals and members of the Conservative Opposition. A letter from Calcutta, dated October 22, says : .• With this mail you will probably Mika General Wilson's account of the capture of the palace and the King of Delhi. It has been suppressed in this country, and will not be pub. licked till after the departure of the mail. The object of this proceeding is, doubtless, to secure to the cabinet the earliest l T rade information. The practice., however, is inj • and should be stopped by the president of the booed. a feel ing of uneasiness, as no merchant is able te the probable effect of despatches be has no Trade is sufficiently embarrassed already without dirou of artificial unoertainties." TIIE PRINCE CONSORT'S lIARRTERS.—On Sitar day his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, the Prises of Wales, and Prince Frederick William of Prumia. !mud with the barriers. The meet woe at Mr. Mdridge's fermi Cippenhare, Backs, where a large field, including several. , the officers in garrison at Windsor, and many of tho and principal farmers cif Berke mul Bucks, bad amen= meet the royal party. After several excellent runs in the neighbourhood of Salt Bill, Homey, and Cippenhare, their royal highnesses returned to the Castle at 2 o'clock to lane 010011. It was the general remark that the three Tara minces rode and took their leapt in a sportmoanlike matter, and equal to any of the beet and bolded rilers in tbe ealL This is the fi rst time their royal highneems have hunted with the barriers this season.