The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-14 00:00:00

deep Wee immattabil ordered to storm, whoa they Mai the place a Thu lights were berelmewerywhere, but meta goal was sera, though a Widlre had buss kept ap aped as Kam half " Lao be ere. Der* the age of Dhar, our carnal. de were only shoot six womodeds 'lent- Christi*, of the Bombay Artineg, bdagdightly hurt Brigadier damitwistumslWs adman to dot amthwierde . It of Hews Binh =re sbeis= de lgsgpote cavalry, astd is esimmed 1 the Veep= who murdered their elm" Orgais Bra& emi Haat, at Wore. The rebate wrest am the Id, having Jest before made a deck ill where, misted by the Oamdegeme, edge as they approached, eriseei • retina le the Earopeone—Lient. MB* Dr. Omey, add two serf eantwajore die rest t they des homed the station, and ea= the gems Ow lot eressate from Brigadier Stuarts lures are limed Camp Kanwan, 9th. An eight-inch wartar had lees aspired ia the morning, and this it wee %wed resold daisy him. They were moving in the kliveimg wire t-- I. Advises_ peed, 26th Native Infantry ; 2. Bri gadier es lasi ; 3. 2.3 th Bombay Native Ladnfry 4. DeMehmeme her Majesty's 46th not ; 6. Det mut lid Company 6th Battalion Beagal Artillery; 6. 4th Company *ad llattalica Bombay Artillery ; 7. Sappers sad - Moony & Left Wiag her Mejasty's 14th Light 1 iragoona i 9. Nisam's Caoth". Afore waggons lid Company 6th Battalion Artillery ; 11. Spare waggons 4th Compamy — M Bettalioe Bomber Aztintiry ; 11 Heavy gas (age 116 .4 Waage liliowing. Oa the 13th, the Annus ft°field (ores under Brigadier Btir mut, of the , Light Dragoon., one at Aesserghir, In their way northward to jots the Halm Said fire. MEH I I.IPfX/It.--Oms spin. es Braids power shows itself more sod more irresistible, sad we are awerpog everywhere the rasa leaiergente before um a fresh instance of isearreetima horde eat, white it wee West looked far. On the merstiag of the Sth imetaat, the Uaited Malys Co ~ .evres Marked at Meind by the Vollaitess, Bailie", sad Me knes... with the bedmeehes el the miry. They were heeded y the etesildar, or motive pallor akar so allehlipeer, sad emanated to 'brat 4,000 or 5,000 mom, tamed with imateldoeks, nwarde,ered 'pears. The brie opposed to this emesieted of WO men of the ammemled by Maim Maims sad Cap faitiaArThr7 _mmiataimed a gaunt bat sequel I& et mommy eight •hoers, from 7 a.m. all 3 p.m., wUn they were taimpelled to retire with the ism of their iii. The Messahmen eflie Costiagest saw joined the ememy. Captain 31 1 * the commemilee el the infantry, wee shot wham haft( en a 'oiliest charge of the Omar" Cavalry. Dr. Coley, wits Bergeemt-Majors O'Coomell and Maraca. were skit is retiring. Major niatne, sir meted by the remnant of the 9nd Cavalry, °walk, semMe— Best, took the direction in which the Malin Said Meek nadir Brigadier Stuart, was sup posed to be 'dancing. The fate of Mrs. Matins is nektiowo. The kg of her hone was broken by a shot sa she retreated. Abont.lso of the Contioseat an said to have fallen, end about 400 of the enemy. Co v v ERCIAL.-Our money market has during the fortnight become conaideraNy tight, with a depres sing effect on the =port and export markets. The import market has remained nearly Sr.. Freights hen become easier than last reported. Bank interest raised three per cent., now from 9 to 12. Govern ment secaribes declined: fours, 77 to 78; dyes, 90. Calcutta, 22 to 24 discount. LETTERS FROM CAWNTORE. In the following letter the comopoodent of the Bongos, Tinws gi.s a description of Grant's column, whirl has since advanced to Alambsgh : Estamohei Cm& Cletrapare, Chet 28. lidasist Orsat's—ee, se II le nwelegmbrly ward, Wend Omelets alp—eerlied ben ea the 26th'—. 1t ..il. of two ompoolso ct &ppm sad Wars, Woo Wiwi@ et limo Ariatry, two i ot NM Cavalry, noplootto et Ma labatry, two 1.107,0adw0, 0001 Hat MEW s 9th Ur" aad Hm Majowy" • kb owl Mb took laid. woo kw volawleers it. Apo. amain Mee f a Airs dm, bosw, lam Moist roomy wagons on awry meek we. wevietwl bowing eland is Ow Ws A1.....0tt0 Al Xympwo, taw etiownwod onl .stud ow Immure mount of Immerse, .p V. with swa, awl ommillos, may at Ow gm, bob* et who =dm twer of Or Rada of Nywipooso, mom. 100 ben haw war osismasel aul le or - tm Iglimbabla at Or emailel pas r lusame, a 4 boa, I am Iskesal, ism assawynelly rimaidad. Cali( amok *womb Campos dry 11111 la at Kam* bleb do landa arias ea aim oat al Illkamilym as the Mb boost IX tam Soy mak a alma swop, iiklog awry yea they bad, and caloniag abbot away arm* W, maw lira 11. mrell of di. Isla Is &ably army. It le me ably mallow pod b d. wen al Isaw awe and traW Is HbYY►.myeme bliss awe sararl, I.t lba ambliatioa at tbla Why et mallasim, lA* wan an nab Ike ladhara, ren des am ways le Atlebagb boa alb le MID*, sad watimsabil Ellamlna Ib lamb pampa mud Os hal- Imay. Tie - - die mra d ebb edema ben bon to ewey rim due the oemeneeeeemp st dr dip et Deal; laskellog Wit gibes is lei. se age, Itimekbakeer, MVO," owl Low& szotakise Übe Sip eopeperela Wm, itemo7 son t dem Yre a Imo, I obsoli Mee Is brow mire do inn pee eell dot es► rem odibely, wolbephoeloo him day Neela Lamm eopebly wad S 9 V 15619 Sag IMINNIMISI while Made( doir leoto t abedierets, verey I Ably malt dry by ems kiry moo be wedtialy leurprid Wads sod NI ems musedeoro Y Ms Aloe ot ebe Arblert Geelerk gold erldi desk blew bobs met pled dusk ibey ewaY ems a prod big Idelree man do Ye doom et Wood& " Miss bei es hew asians dr bk." TY alma Y ammeged* ea dr Omni Train. waft et Aeon% I awed bee tray Om yea Mahon emir Ole a "sapper &be es amerag• year rri swim Mee for d flasde arCeaapee. Salk eireasedeur _ _ sepepiks ddr waft I saw wiimmod. Teo mast dr *ink at Or ail et Ur Onsi herb. Wd frin dot pit •w owe post Ilebablefs Trek Win Dar. sr WOO sing anuans—asoolgung 106 twie WM lo low& 71“1 you ma ups a vent merepdom et emale—amsk young, sii, -4 mililwesell ; lisdr. beirens. NA piEllod, Ira elms d sopon gin as 4.04 =a mai um 0 0400 1• 0-040 11; eieldei. - gabine 00 ; 104, 1 el IholPle& ammalare 41tag tie or eisa at Om lap imilmaamily. • l halm as ywa sataimier a werhelld awhile' al welds sod inink, - Wit amts. rid lbakaNha d opal. rim en mad, ampailISPUS aisma•ma, aid wasaipaaa away awl dim Nd It laa. Mau and WA 4S amanal. ha lies sodas 6• babble, 6a, ea la 6• appota atusia" bat bamk. • Imp-tai diem Ilreetra and poser di"a the peen? Isaybp, lhate• -, pa wet Orbs 1116 exaby. liadobaii6ol, Itea&absaillesk sal 'lmes. 116161, awl al w6•611.N0M7 steam Us 1. • &kb ‘l6 •Ur NMI MEd ONUS ; empa la ram yin versa. Tim Is ...1s • isarpeapi pupa Od aid atimill 66 berw Ple Ibe Itati tam spa • 11p6p4ba mai awl mem emeeps, wee oboe ae• SI rimed M red 66, leen 616, >R wa•111 bar/ pearl mil elledlies r Os are wart Ira at Mies repo r Oarspre w dale mil Ur pseud by Os Omit at air •••••mma. Tb• Sipe are albrai •• yen er mis or milk eye bar Ira Mr adr oriarl errs by es ray was draw yore dm he ab. I rimaly some yea lba• I asi as rim ere bare tel It es rider rare bas Crampon raw gripped my Mr au el GM • err" swab me. lar d Itenras parser writ Is freheeski; be re eeremeth •I Ad leargara rardril Irs bur dr arm* vie elk rays grarris pewit by arks barralles 4 rb, art bra arse Warr bier Tbe rim et plisirei. rya, Is te err r•apanais draw err (brupsas parr.. Thin is a WTI raw raw leer OIL SI. The Dal alma met bripaar Ono, IllifsiaTma stoma Ike Ow rwliseir. sal Imols Lamm ale wierillag._ Ana" 11111 nes eedl Wpm; Lear" *mei; Pro -. WI; Mb Peak" ; Sib Beelseeme Sa: aid Bei•wee. 114; raft asst..s. up; w leilmolle SO: p_ Oeneby, IR; Puede& lieberary. IAIIL Usk 1 1 ,17. 1.0. dame be wit plot ele gem 700 Zwereete et AMON* 111 &sum ha helm hem AlomboglL Major Houton label One with II imam. we, of prowl- aka. sod ale lisee ort =maim Mr/ on all ' dim awl se is Odessa at Ili ban peed. Ss only i at las Mk 'spend MI Is OEMs eatit: sca vs. sat Ms& W4i olimptliglif tin %Mg", tia deny sad sapptlai hibrii:m *eon mg WU bad at soy prim. Capita§ Tram, to lie* vlll sixty Bo* Art:Wiry ppolorllpp, mitimmias Ida the DOI whom Caked On al the at, filliar the Lawry part I dills hum _ _ The 011.11111, Imo as trt llllo,r sem *kb w. Gnat's cola= is la friiels anatiss. r win COlMeld• the mid el *No Leßow verbs& 1,/00 es tle• rod qbun alsithai—lat delagensat al Nava 1 Brigade aorta M maim " Beipdior WON= ameisei lne. He is ON well sad r aims Is Ile* BatheAsers. A fried at Clawapere, ander date 31st October, writes as follows: _ Overhoife One marekr this woks to mikes Gomel Ewelea ei Larkaser. I raw the ars ef dr isa yermaky; Say Yoh NM that yak bola If key W boa di • am, dos They ere dramatis roinnond ain. mg in on asak, as at era • dor arria• Ski tik Loon Ink er.y ea. bit re bar ihr kelt& amity am kr Nye site war MEI WI Ire a drape VONA Oak takrar brag bleeded k ihr MI; dry ere eery SOS aid yes lowa So war a mike all 111••• • rip of a 1t... aka. If ma WWI. I kary ihe dor Vat Martel ibis oink* readrial of abed ihre rand.., Kan..., mad dr bar pet ef Orr Imsersas. TY evader kny odd le be is ibasmad me g 10111 trek dos awl as awl of ammilies, w twirl lobo aperiad Ss Jams awry km air from this. bat I dads warm kr kr Irak el k. They IPISO Ili low mks Yee: It dry do, I laps we nay usalalima the What at Ink* as t ma: wig& a m 056.4 bess."—Boorat Hrokerti.liov. 6. LETTERS FROM LUCKNOW. Tbe following, eele the Calcutta Englishman, ban been received tem Leobow ; it was brought by Cored to Citwapen °aromas S. We bed deepines wok ea the 3bth of Septasakir, mse amnia the amp Nil gel la thee , they ate sal la the obi la wry peg - =I beep air theremi the M we Earths the PIN soil my Am drip the *fa We Ithel the 'mina id re* ee hdlg elf se ve ea peeled; w bath ben van their peribbas ever ibis we enfieL The area b m.d ea erethi am. bed • see onti veld more blew& Wm mi. think airy bei rethire le bob* ea. 1 bspe w gill be nth la ear bath velieved ; the amp bath vessimely bieibriei ee. awl it weld be mann le elinthe ee ern elf eh ee sem bom bed ireesied, rid Na bid India awl chains with war wine sriC form . . . . . . _ Oar Ism baa bora vary beery. IV* Mee Is la Med and we id sixty-a: ream rad marl, a riarans. imaa. All lir tailaratial people aka kw ars agiol or Ira era all paw radar, sad It magyar at ma tans fa ask to alkali ban la tuts sat A ear lima How ii It fist goownwrd brat mind as taws stook Ws garrison P If tbry Moo trolvo4 am, 'by boo It rot boa pabilbod, to Mine away on wain boot? Oh, tbst than Is paw, 1511011,1414 by miry luxury, way otandoet, .sold be nob to id it tboor wbo oar I A etirvespoodost, after topertiag the light of the litth October. at Locatattvt, says : - - - - The abbot gibe •tact wee - le - pia peowelon at the dty, cad ne abut a joeution with the brae at Ahmtegb. Th• Imes, bewever, being too gnat, we o• 4 succeeded in tisk* • men whoa el the city tower& the lance O•wd. Osten vie now unable to take the allsuive, and t►e Ahmebegh brow cianet come in that =cow, uto thsy are at Met 4,000 t 0... Net previlwes ends no folks bur the awls. The counatematht we thesinig every three, bat besides having to ha the Ormipare and Lamm garrient, carriage hed r be yeethied far the cow manse of the be . lie easy matter to Owe Hers. Cheatham cawma ens to have readied Compere on the Mk 7estmdef, and to be yard on r Lea new me seen se ream some, of yrevi slams, Sta., ee•Y be get tvedy. At Id•elaapae there we • body of rebels, with la Mogen ef the tad Geri,; sad the dr•eee fed ef • hay of LON Owaller rebels bed warted Cape, a rain hew Cawspore, on the 2thd. The, we nisechtreg ea Otangstre direct ; of tit we red have se epprehension bower, as trains are starting bar gals (Athababad), =rang and ensaing, and every •vilabt than, and large quantities of preraores end aninteniths, have ben slut and oo•eter going up day. Iry night day grams end Sour healthy loads of medical seem wire den /rrp•tcbd on lid Werra A letter barn Ithrshpore anye that Carden's Mamma leers sa et Raw* and wield, It wee believed, lean* a• le Jubbuipora. The hither report bee le that, halides aka 60,000 mutineers, then we at or ansi Low two boded thesss•d rebels (thstektrek me•), with Mesa Ong awl the ether Rajahs Ouds, roast of when ere In leseisnet. The Dampen and Taeleaspare Rajas re sal sthia to be atwa•L This 1 glee es I both bend IL The SAN Deihl onliasese, brAt tme, whet were yet le Mai by the a■wpw palm at Milner the tart du, bath amund to.Oa em mrl r as, at Leabow, UMW mu ears No imam( Ilmsk mru. By i easee" Law maw to Sae berm the fair lag Oat, sad in lII* to mike Samuel ie•bb. Tee Weak Mr Ma jelled the Meekria fru lave, I to mei. Nursed up la the Mob t ar ef Ae ergleurles Oniell. The bare rule ark to., eOO et et, se Sr fnewlie, • bLhead, 1. lima to love peat lelene. gem area go me fur se to may Sualmili Ora time re wQI pt Ibis. A fair days will thew. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY Ran - Mkt* ...Ape. poi op.* io Ind la Flid 111**: DoesaNdigtilly etoatitil: Air Umber LI MOM Ptudllara—Tilska lAN* tly metbiltd, °Mohr 4; Captain Fraser, sorely wainadad. Oddest 5; Captain Galway, 'Lightly wonadsd, Narita, 6; lAratsmsat Omsk" mortally wounded. ass dark (Mohr 6; ond Lerateratiorety 404 croooda, October 21. 16 ranill+4lollllll6l.ll, *poi, Oekiser 6. Aleptelmion., —Major Halllbartam mortally, deco bed, OcTsleer 4 ; mad Dr. McMaster, slightly erceortei, October 16. 64th.—Lioutenant Oitont, mortally, linos dead. 00th.—Captain Donation, severely, October 6; Captain Bingham, severely, October 6; and Captain Phillips, sr vat. Loodlansh Itagtosent.—Lieummant Crosse. slightly, Oc tober 6. Total-63 officers killed and wounded. (Signed) D. B. DODOIOX Deputy Amsistant Adjutant-dismal. RETURN OF =LED AND WOUNDED AT LIICKNOW. Itabeet aim S Ilismip Mow lime ftwiso lieadogy 1, dr Cambia Prowls," iv the !Myst* aid Dassna, fitl liankry to So Namirsr, II p.a.: Umbel hail of Imp= Mon ea the OW NW et Cup el ems v ems bad gad tessirl eft Clairsl IssehriVe kir dm WNW Om pare Is Mk Sept, 1110 Omni NW d likeialeard Sr Jams emo4od.- 114se.Oosomi Er Jars Odom, 0.C.D., ten wad Dose* git ; mod Cella& Dodgems, A.D.A.G., cos- Sods of SPA Weal= pop. Mid Ade Drrf 1 Difplor-Oared Havolook.--Coptaln lionamok, mew snit dot deoloPripions sod Idosiorst-Celmed Tdir, Osadoserlosessed, me god Weed semi at did pds. Valid— Clavarp—eaglas Pio* bsitlisewitfs 7116 Burled, wady woraill by a mit aim ut i 1 skraiNe; L. Poliklar, till k Cawley, by I whet la both deg IMO; Ulm. illesk Biwa Cavulry, wilmiled am* bye =AN isa la do Its ; red Mb Inerahr Offalry, LW. sal /*OM Wanes, Ittlael. Heil—lkbasreaspr. Numilbs. Yid; UM. Pump, Maim Ardliey rill nejsrendipie, Mod; Cap- Wm PON% elleiltromill ; Aseilr64laffpla Darinms, MIL Iluskssis—Cagiii Omni. Aid* doundol. Id Isastryllstpkillet—lldpilsvesdad Nell, o usaiss& Via he Irmo Anda, vandal. H. Majoir's Irers.-1/14wr H libriss. Mod ; Carr 3. W. Vidorr, gamey vordel ; Crier A. I. herr, wow* sir dor ; Ler MI AA *or Bra Llirr. J. W. 0. Ara, card. Lira. W. Orr mordr, sire di Detrabml bee 14000 a& Hoe MajoeVie Idr llostmest.—Cipe. Paden ld ; Capt. W ..rd; P. k, killsd; Lira. Woe& km" len of elidd au; I.IIM. Oakley, waooded, sod Ikea. Poem eraoadaL bikaAy iirlisdelts&-1A... Ea WNW, Mk Eqiiimbre. —Caftan O. A. Leek bat AO* igtosili; Qqt lintkars, arm* insimbil ; oq6. It Dv" wady wasimi; Loa. MEW, wady utooki. does dud; UNA. Meet AO* wooled tt Illesi; L. Swans. woody "samba, rid lint. Weto r, tad. air.—Llednist Omni, 116 Nan kn. lope orl Om& of EWA hied ampood.ad lanismit idly, kr raly's 112•11 M drepoonsly daft lir Ibewes 90th light lailloy.—titisi4l4rs 1. Path. velndMi ; Caked Ormoki, war* ilwair; Aisibbiat-lbovems ; Llsairel 7. Non, kid; Usubrat Zatyhi, womb' ; lilederat Prestos, wisold ; Uratiassial ombra. would by • art shit al dr tabby of Ababoyb. doss dui ; ad Useibmst 14E4* MIL Di m ihat7.-4>... A. IL 114•11114 Maw Is- Mem iremad, dese Sikh 1441.150 i 1 less—Xool. THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. The following ban extract has a letter written by It. de Beeterel, a Pr are plresbas, to the or** ell Mawr Bel* tad puttlthed 4 Ze Pere (Pine pipe) eager the its of Cabana, Oat I give you thecae,- teeth( asereat of the mild ef learknow, r tionethed by a bey, in of the ethesed perty:—. Oa every side death. skeet ye la the dace; *so ham= WM coal avert it say Imp. We law the moseest approech when we nut bid feetrwell to earth, yet without feeling that unaraerable horror which moat have been expert. eared by the unhappy violet= et Cawnpore. We were resolved What to die thee to yield, sad were folly piesuaded that to treaty-bar heave all would be over. no segtheare had mid so, aid •11basw the west. We wawa strove to eaceeroge smelt other, sad to perform the light laths width W beta seeped to no, no k a • aaaraaytag wan to the bageriee i eapplytag the maa with provider, eeperially ceps el sob% which we prepared day sod sight. I had gar out to try end sake 'eyed( metal, la ersapasy with Jamie Brown. the wife of a emporia In my bur Ware regintest. Poor Janie led bola is a state of mi le= eartheneest all through the ago, mad hod fallen away viably wielder the teat fate days. • earteat fever coseeemed bar, end her mind weathered oaceatasallympalally that day, whoa the reoulleolithe of bathe them& powerfully meat to her. At loot, overcome with fatigue, she ley down on the ground, wrapped op to her plaid. I mat bride her, peroking to awakes her whin, as she mid, 'her father should Mara ben the ploughisg.' Ilse MI at length into a mimed Amber, mencethes sad, opproatly, teriallthea, bar heed rutin is my lap. I wolf could so logger Nat the tell emitaa to sleep, In spite of the eostdaael roar of the cannon. Bwidealy I was mowed by a wild unearthly ewers edam to thy err; my easpeolea eked weight balm me, ter mars riot mad bet heed beat brueed In the attitude el lbstraing. A look of theme delight treks OM her orantenasee, she peigednyined, drew inetowirde her, rd oathimed, 'Diana ye base it f thane yo bear k f Ay, rat as &thesis', its the eloped the Highleadare I Wreath& were eared I' flea aegis( heneelfce her knees, she thanked God vithpeedeaste heroes. I felt nate!y bewildered; my Bast we beard ely the roar of artellery, sad I thought my peer hale wee _ _ _ still raving: bat she jailed to the intleele; mil I heard her cry Momently to the wen, Courage! amwego; bark to the slogan—to the Macgregor, the modest of them Here's help at last I' To d•serlbe the east el them words upon the soldiers would be laden:y(66W. For • moment they teemed firing, and every soul lialmed In Weems enristy. Gradually, however, there moms • murmur of Wm disappointment, and the wailing of the women wise bad docked to the spot burst out anew as the Woad , shook his head. Our doll lowland mars heard waking but the rattle of the musketry. A few moments more of this death-like nom" of this agonising hope, end Jess* who bad again monk on the ground, Iron to hr for and cried, to • mice so clear sad piercing that it wee hued along the wham Will ye no believe it see? The slogan be. owed Indeed, bet the Campbell's an mein'? Heys hear, (ye boor r At that moment we seamed bodied to beer the robs al Gad in the distance, when the pibroch at the High leaden Mee& as tidings of &Events:um for now there was •o looser say doubt of tis set. The shrill, postman OISMIIIIIB stand, 'Welt von above all (thee sounds, weld WWII edam from the advance of the (away, *or has the work of the Sappers. No, ft Ina la. deed ohs blast of the Scottish bagpipes, new ehrW sad bards, es threateeing veeeeseee an the lee, thee be softer Wan sesening to ponies 80000•2 10 their Malin In need. Nene sandy was awe aSth • NSW IS Chit which followed. Not bout to tho residesey of Leanow bat bowed itself Won God. All, by the shawitesseas Im pala, fell npon tlistr bases, sad eattdag was baud bat bonding bobs and the aannwed woke of prayer. Thee all arca., and there nag oat freen • thearead lipe a greet shoat of joy which resounded it sad wide, and lent new vigour to that blessed pibroch. Ts OW Asir of • God lava dis Queen' they replied by der wel•baewa arida that moves every Scot to tsars, 'Should odd elnaebtoes be forgot,' Sc. Alas that, nothing des mit say koprea aise, in ma. 1 Kandy teasissabor whoa lisle praoliol le the Go6roi oa his mama lab tho het, owl la the came banquet bar heath vas &oak by an peat, while the pipers matched roared the table playtag am* sate Om hualliar air of Auld king ma."' BHAUGULPORE. Ms following is from Bhaugulpore, dated 18th at October: - I suppose yon have heard of the mutiny of th. Bled. Tee cempanier with two officers were at Deoghtr, mad en the modal of the day they werr to have marahad (the 9th), thry,er or moo, fired at Lieutenant Cooper. The elm taken use sloshed by a wall-disposed man throwing his cap late the mom's hos. This occurred when they wire on yore& The cam Wing ouch to be the man nor b Illseement Hasaide bengabw, and they both set off to We. Rermabre house, which ow dem by. Mr. Ronald nod fir. 6. M. Grant (who was Thing with the former) bird the firfag, end jestingly ramarked het the mutiny had cow maneelL Tory hw Walden however, men tranviated them it um too Imo : the armais tubed to to my what had weaned, what both thooo Fathom TM out of the bows, and the ogees arms ny in time and told them sat le be slanted, that °sly eve mat was dintheted. Limier* Omer eV* mid that My nor eat d tho sort wield ogronally probe. Om; so Mr. Ressiti retantsd to the bars with in... Thy seat two or Me lima*. leg Mr. Great to am bask. He wee Jost ate* thing re. what belfe-them mumhsts ems aimed at his, and the halb wee =mg mere his than be relish*, so be nth my mid Ml Wm IL Limb** Ramie woe saved by two haelklies, who brought his. late Mieragelpea la a Mee towage may, width they hired ; ass mbartiog 40 me* about his pains. Poor Ramie wee es evespowsed ham Moe sod Mg* that he mould memely crawl ; he had ovoidal osoapoa, sa the shoes wee lying to all direstines. The meglaare bad eat gar to tits beapdow, whits the glade rasa were la it, and killed owe of the dopey, who ram in le wee ale Arent. Poor Mr. Heald erne abet in the lag; he hemp* voty lord be his Ithe, bat the isms said, 11 we spies yea. yea A be the Out to bag es by sad bye." Altar which melt they gm his the esip-de-greee. They ethielly riddled his body with balls* tend his shirt, and pet a bayonet *sough his., ad *noel his body to the ground Leos the muliseare left, his Ilmommah was go* em le we hie body buried. Lieatenont Cooper was shit, and then three brutes eat hie throat and Memel epee. The poor man was not buried till east dsy, as the Thrash people wore afraid to go to Ms piece; his hotly was eaten y *kale daring the night that be by Mss. Mr. Om* Gant was two days without food ; a the third day he get be e ',Mode, where they pmt him scue parched grain, *bah alserw, and meta; hehem way dr Wel for that. thwelly ease le bed his. dm, he lewd thee his Khioneger was Mdleg In he ; be a* be W, and they get a the*, an pose Omar wad unable le walk, Mein a large Mt et tee tsbea of tha soled his bet; le bad cely Ids algid 0111111111 ea,ao these or web. is het, what le hod ea we (sly Ise to Wm Me lest Me doe hem sad eisphaat, ids alsdra, ka, were bent, bat al Mee Ling, ware wok, oesspand no his Me lithig avid. He Mad in a mealtheely am his Ibilmatgar's wile, sod me a Matto* Mer es the Ammo rid they bawd Ms Inedgmartera had she aaalrbd, owl Mid thewelkera, se ho aye be win to a thenditel sath did, thsrlithe be lo Idled it twegil, but be get into the laths si .6, Mae* the btheposill*the IthodProrldease. _ _ ft - in am cor - port dYr ssoeil boo bad a aim of smssess ; the breparisses vssioArsofid, bet boo • solo tossisoil ssAsy tie %me 'and to per do gm' ossopsolos wbo bad behoved 03 bony. Thor rid Ask starch co tbs 9tlt slog sod on (cog to R Iladabbosso," ettoro they tows to bs doliood. Bonet boo it, WI Immsd a, DECEMBER 140;57. Illithatre as fir ea Reneegunge thq wire to be die smsed, blown away from gone, which inked theta in act thus. I, de coy cannot believe such to be thdr Ides ; *by mad they not have Idt without murder f I yet aped to beer that the rest of the Mind wen go. If they do, I hope they will kill no we, sad march away without approaching Bhaugulpore. Every elm began to fumy the good news of Delhi, and the redid of Lamm, would have prevented Thither molt. I weld be (led if the whole Wative Artily went; for who ma have fath in such rafilana as then Pendia have proved them selves to be. I yet think we shell have some trouble, se the merdomea are driven from one place to another. Behar seem to be shaky, from what we can gather in the pipers.' We have, you see, shown our mutinous spirit by staying; but should anything occur about Dinapore and Paine, we may still have to " cut" and run; however, I hope each may not be the cam I have been somewhat verbose, you will say, but pan this nomad= has occurred so very close to us, I ihought I might es well give you all particulars. We cor taisify fell anxious, though not yet alarmed. NARROW ESCAPE OF SIR COLIN CAMPBELL. BENARE9, Orr. 31. The Commander-ia-Chief Mu come and gone. He ;arrived to-day at 9 a.m. sad pat up at COlOllBl 0014011 . 8, Aimee be breaktheied a nd any owe dims, Ithaca be paid ,g, visit to the Lisittethis9oteraor. Ile ?tined for All a ha- at 1 p.m. On Weide of feirrgotty the Commander-in jitehit 42 . ceale d eirs, most d nowe 3 ,pd unexpectedly,. we a detachment feetb la Y enter road, the who them. 13d the le petty woul been fi dla h ve been cat undred off D 2 • IND;e: a l e rt:f a with out were see ve an swoo l lieg nof any dunes on elepof w fourteen were counted, and were ales awned by tweoty-five [knows, who hovered new time about the carrispa As moon as this ranks& woe paraded, the carriages turned bark, end retraced their steps for ten Wee till they tome up with a kapok tram party. This amounts for the dleisy In the Commander-in- Mises snivel, who otherethe would have been here yesterday. You may isresfieet bow moiled people became here, wise coupled with the stni-errivol of Sir Colin, It became known in the after noon that Ina allot& communication wan interrupted be tween We eel IMergitoOy ; but little did the good hike think hew sear their doos were to realisation, for it to sot to be dimiod that to an a common phone, the Cora seander-10-Cblief was us nearly " nabbed" as poseible end all his sail with hint. Now, why were elephants allowed to be retained far thews claim miserable traitors and m u tolled espoys," when brave British eoldirrs sadly waned than to any their tograge and tents to the nreilverest Sir Coliolooked sokeenraonly fresh mid well, and intended to be at Ctivapon the day sear to-morrow. CHINA. CANTON TO BE ATTACKED. (►ae: ooa ow= 00111.11PONDINT1 HONG KONG, Ocr. JO. A great change has come over the spirit of our affairs. The army destined for operations in China having been diverted and proceeded to India, the plan of operations has been changed. The body having proceeded to India, the head is now about to follow ; and General Ashburnham will leave about the middle of the month of November for Calcutta in the steamer Lancefield, tak ing his staff with him. The medical staff is broken up, and by the mail steamer leaving to day the following officers proceed to Calcutta : Staff- Burgeon' I. Jackson, J. Fraser, J. Rhys, P. J. Clarke, T. Legirtwood, J. J. Hollingsworth, and M. Grant ; also Assistant Stag-Surgeons W. H. Harris, W. Ramsay, and R. Hungerford. The Cott:- sum' aria' t staff will leave next month, leaving the wise& arrangements for the war in the hands of the naval authorities. English and French ships of war continue to arrive, augmenting the allied fleets. The steam transport Imperador, with 500 Royal Marines, has arrived, and the Imperatrix, with a similar' namber, is near at hand, so that with the exception of the marines on board the Ade laide, and what are expected from Calcutta, it may be said that nearly the whole force L hors. To-morrow, or the following day, the naval force will move towards Canton, and I hear that the lath proximo Is the day fixed upon for the attack on Canton, which place, when carried—about which - • : no great difficulty is anticipated—will In re tained by as until the Emperor expresses a wish to open negotiations. His Excellency Lord Elgin remains on board the Ava, entertaining the French Minister and the Hong Kong community, and enjoy ing the amenities of life until duty demands his pre sence nearer the scene of action. Canton prostrate, it is probable the ruler of China will show a disposi tion to conciliate, and then the labours of the noble earl will commence, and his talents as a diplomatist b. tested. The English schooner Neva, a meeting trader belonging to Messrs. Gibb, Livingston, and Co, hu been cut off by her Chinese passengers, adding another to the long list of vessels taken by trescherous passengers. The Neva was bound to the northward, and had on board about 30,000 dole. When about forty mike up the oust, the Chinese passengers on board, headed by the schooner's carpenter (a Celestial) and some other accomplices, at midnight, murdered the cap tain (an European, named Bimini), and threw him overboard; they also killed two of the watch, who offered residence. The mate (the only other European on board), on reaching the deck, attacked his suailants with an unloaded musket, but was compelled to escape up the rigging, although not before receiving a violent blow on the back of the head and right shoulder. The crew (Manilla men) were chiefly secured below, the cable being placed over the hatch ; two of the watch were severely wounded about the face and head, one having his cheek cut completely through, and one of hie eyes divided in two. Twenty thousand dollars were taken from the vessel and the mail ransacked. The pirates then took away the tiller and threw it overboard ; but the mate coming down, after the wretches had quitted the vessel, released the crew, and the vessel was brought in here. The British ship Cathaya, which vessel left this to land teas at Foo-ehow-foo, was totally lost on the Prates shoal on the 20th lost; crew saved. We have no other news at present. The mail steamer Ottawa hal on board 1,791 mar of silk for Southampton. The lAtuailita gives us, from a "forthcoming Gormswast Goodie," to be Issued at Agra, we suppose, the following description of Nana Sahib The Nano Is 42 years of aim Hair block, complexion light wheat-coloured, tarp eyes, sad tit roaad icon He is understood now to weer aboard. Haight about d lest 8 Wass. He 11111111.1101str very shot (or et heat did la), leaviste only so mob es a skull my maid cover. He is fell in perm sad of ponds! his... He bee ace the Manna hooked noes with brood weal* bat a straight, well•sbsped me. He has a went with a wit ear, who paw leaves hie side." A DiNal= BANKER EXECUTED.—Byripmsand, tit rag imam at Itsona, with hit hamar art tight Itarlweam woes Idol at Janapcas, about a fortnight ay, etr eanwbag ea hamannitie armaroadence with the Immiants ia Omb, comAtmmail mil based We Mar that be alma hair Mr for Ma 11114 bat udortnately for him Adapt mist with a lummhtat Oomanar.--Cakorto ENglograsto, Nwr. 6. V ire Tali MAthth—Stehe mieappreheththea t 11 as la the New Labia astil arrimmistala. Tha A melt kir 1711irmie hp 144 04 11 1" e 4 411. 4 1 b, 12 4. 7= Ileth et the meth ; Ilk meth Madras on the 2wd, 4th. elk 17%3, and Mk; mad for Ogles &ad Clio is the 4th. ea, r SM. An the meth to th e 4th, Ili, al Ille be three up le the meths& end mot the thathate aid the net with be grit up et tad me and lir the Maneass Indial ma* win be . the haship ads ut eat 441; gaabo 8 Is ARS Fee woe time to ems the Cetheets to d Mohr moth not es the lad et the saw* with at teeth then =thaws the meth despeeshol ley the oth. see these ea the 17th myth belay those sot as the Nth at the theath. UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. (IT SCIDAIAZINN AND BRITIAN TILNCILAPN.) (lion otia owe cosnisronnairr.) LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Royal Mail steam-Alp, Niagara, Captain J. CI. Wickman, arrived in the Mersey this day, from Boston and Halifax, with 163 passengers and 803,462 do/s. in specie. The Niagara's advice to hand are four days' later than those received by the Ariel, she having left Boston on the Zed, and Halifax on the 4th inst. The Royal Mail ateam-abip America arrived at Halifax on the 2nd inst. The Courier and Enquirer nays that the Bank statement shows curtailmanta, and that the rates for money were exorbitant, but that capital for the moment is abundant. Stoclui firmer. Exchange ranges from 1071 to 91 on London. Cotton strong, and prices tending upwards. Breadstuff market much depressed, and little ring in provisions. Freights unchanged. BELGIUM. The Zradependarecs Beige of yesterday nye :—" On Tuesday next our Legislative Chambers will resume their labours without any solemnity. The repre sentatives and senators will assemble in their re spective stales, and will first occupy themselses with the yeaification of the powers of the newly elected, and the constitution of the bureaux. It appeals Certain that an official communication will be made by the government to the legislature, and that it will contain, amongst other matters, the con firmation of the happy news which we announced some time ago; vie., the pregnancy of her Royal Highness the Dueller de Brabant. This oommuni cation will naturally furnish an opportunity to the Chambers of testitying, in an address of congratula tion to his Majesty, the confidence which they place in the administration called by the royal wisdom to direct the affairs of the country." FRANCE. Cram' ova ova PARIS. SATURDAY STEWING. _ The Mointeur contains a report to the Emperor from M. Billault, the Minister of the Interior, in which he says that in spite of all the prudence of engaged in commerce in France, and all the s o licitude of the government, several branches of in dustry have, in consoluence of the present commer cial and monetary crisis, been compelled either to , stop their manufacture or to dimiaiah the hours of work. As, at the proach of winter, many work men end their familios may be exposed to sufferings, the minister proposes to his Majesty to grant an ex traordinary credit of one million for the purpose of I affording relief under those circumstances, by enabling the communes to give employment in works of public utility, and to establish cheap food kitchens. The minister also proposes that the sufferers by the last inundatioin in the Ardrlche shall participate in the relief tole thus granted. The report is followed by a decree opening an extraordinary credit of 300,000 fr. how the estimates of 1857, and another of 700,000 fr. :tm those of 1858, to carry out the ob ject sat forth. The Bonne has been very firm. Large purchases have been effected on railway debentures, and the improvement in those securities had a favourable influence on Rente and shares. It was generally believed that the Bank of England world on Mon day next reduce its rate of discount to 8 per cent., and it was still thought that the Bank of France would afterwards fix Its rate uniformly at 6 per cent. The Rente rose 20c. both for cash and ac count, closing at 66.50 and 66.70. Mobilier rose 7.50. The railways all rose from 2.60 to 5. Orleans and Lyons were weaker than the other lines. There was arepct which somewhat damped business towards the close, that three considerable London houses bad failed, but a telegraphic despatch, re ferring probably to the same news, speaks only of some small failures. K letter from Marseilles announces the stoppage of the houses Constantine Rani and Upslyra. The principal merchants had offered Ralli assutanoe to the amount of one million, but that was insufficient. The liabilities are said to amount to seven millions. Queen Christina and the Duke of Rianzath left Paris this morning for Marseilles, on their way to Rome, where they intend to peas the winter. M. Villemain has just published an article in the Renee des Deur Monde*, entitled " Lee Dictatnres Popnlaires," which is likely to create a great sen sation. THE P 1 SOUTHAMPTON . , SUNDAY Brume. The steamship Tagus has arrived, with the Penin sular mails, nine passengers, 10,8001. in specie, and a fall cargo. Her dates are—Gibraltar, Dee..Bth ; Cadiz, 7th; Lisbon, 9th ; Oporto and Vigo, 10th. She reports the following Novelties:—On the sth instant the British brig Princess Royal wee towed into Cadiz dismasted by the barque Star of the East. On December the 3rd the British brig Marie, of Weymouth, struck on a bank in the river Tagus, and had to be beached; a great portion of the cargo was saved, but the ship was a complete wreck. On December 8 the steamship Myth was towed into Lisbon, disabled. On December 9 the Tagus spoke the Dutch barque Stad Asen, with lost of foremast and topmast. The Tagus also passed the Eaxine, Indus, Alhambra, and Absona. The ships Ocean and James Booth put into Gibraltar disabled. At Lisbon the fever continues to abate. The at tention of the King has been drawn to the state of the sewers, and they will be looked to in order to prevent the return of the epidemic. The general opinion is that they are the chief cause of the disease. A decree has been Leaned prohibiting the sale of Port wins from which the bad and left by the sulphur need in treating the grapes has been dis pelled by a chemical process. In Foreign exchange, the demand for short dated paper conunues, but long dates were more easily passed than for some time past. The quotations are —at 90 days, 54E ; at 30 days, 53g. The Stock market has assumed a more healthy tone, and some sales were effected at improved rates. Gibraltar.—Exchange on London at 90 days 491. COLLISION IN THE ST. GEORGE'S LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The Times, screw steam ship, arrived from Dublin this morning. She Olirbe into collision off the Sherrie. at 3 a.m., with the brig Atalanta, brand from Limpool to Beams Ayres, which immediately sank. The crew were saved by the Times, which anstained bat little damage. Ms OVERLAND Kan.—The Overland India and por nape, tint mined lea& aia►t at Loadca-bridge deloo.k. have beWce their from Malta ever Niece Wadateday remise. TM reest have had heavy yea. W h ir Orem Make to liarseillm, far ale arrived at the/Mee peet le dame ealyfor the male lebe &watched to Perla by the Me eels& Ink ri eatmday rsomirtg. From Paris the made ma forwarded by the aspreis day trioat Cadets at Mr p.m Tho t..tl jpeohe Outline, of En& ef mar, was mat over to Cable from Dom yawls, la eatiolpeks, bat Ms vs. obliged to embark Capt. Lowe, welt:deopetehas free Lord Caamiter sod the 61 boxes of wads. le Cable Bei& ta a fere hs tad arrived with them et Dover MUD, whines *ay aisle up by the maw pee. mew mit, lambi Dover et 740 pm. Nit dot has hem made to sepal* the tremesimelas al the made tram Pads as this oceasiery on scooted et the Seedy regulaticee the Polt•alloa, air they might easily ham hem is imam =Mee p.m. reenter, Davkpay er bur p.m. MI tHE DAILY NEWS I LONDON MORNING Peapiss milimped 4L. limped U. Jima. Ile oedema d de eeemerce•Dl Si aeiNad ia rPem& lz. Ns muss edit wise elt Ns mint arod-ta liedwatA7lo IS •• f1ipte1t.r . ,1 7 .1 .. ......r....r.tas sad eees . x ...46l. ffeld talon= " Wi r ollllol NNW/ IN MIAMIAN AND lIITANTIAL. As eAddiveiy wed repel et ddyyttyi Is sAi ludyyd..... n ed d N by yew, deeded NO. mild ienidi• TEI ONLY PALLY 111111N0 WONT. ItNMl's. AT ZIOLUDEN ALL Onl=lolll ADTIATIBIDANNTN, It yard* 1.••••••••4 I , tiNetrars b c...in: ..,ihn"lzte raratirreay at st• eastemyeasiss, yepie adi emir litarartice..dolved Is Nutt • amulet la oak it - 01 rl - aliar 4t r ft wesaitftg ef gm ar •••=ate• kladiou: el el le A.& be IN We Nede e• erodes mist • pdeMbe Wahl de wimp 0 awe web may Is mddlb i ll rat l yrretbd. PIN NA 'bum IN leddlide Mid fibre exoregigi. TO CORRESPONDENTS. elevelmosero tra.344 to "Tee UPen." Leeee• Eveethe tepee. mate be et the Ogek 10. leviiirteArlet. h Tve o'Cloct Oa 11. IV el pslileados. HATNAHIRT. Tize Immo. Alf lINIQUAL HATCH. Kam IhAtakee... rtr..klrlbTA.2l4=6-TAilrair or AVM THU NTAZ Or All DALUSlA.—Cemamse yf PRINOW. N• 1111110, • CARIB 01 001111013210 A—Mid KING SIMAd IL RD TIN 11E001 0 . Mt. and Mrs. C. Ker.—Do:a smog bike MLT% Tws Nwsinse, IT Orentak sad Tette • VW M. Moos sad lEW Jobastepe.-11111 BARRISTER. Ern. }ow GAS W Macomb:AM WELLINGTON HOG& Newt. W Memo sod Ishwee ; Elm Jahaftword WebOst—Commgoop halkell ZION WATIB AT LONDON BRIM=. few Dav—Korstag. th.. 10...saww—Manta. 1.16 Afton" lA. g" LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. Aiwa a monetary crisis, investigation of its immediate features seems highly desirable, and we remark with great satisfaction that the inquiry of the Parliamentary Committee is to be extended so as to embrace the points arising out of the action of establishments which hold immense amounts of money " at call" and on deposit. The benefits of this system in ordinary times are undeniable ; for, through its operation, money is collected from a multitude of sources, and brought into active employment. But the system has also its evils end its abuses. The joint-stock banks, whose deposits may be withdrawn with such short notice, or almost without notice at all, have fallen into an evil habit of grasping at immense dividends. Even in this very respect, a mischievous I rivalry has been witnessed amongst the London establishments, each endeavouring to show the largest per centage of profits. Dividends at the enormous rate of 16, 18, and 20 per cent per annum have been attained, and complacently pocketed by the respective proprietaries, who, in many cases, have betrayed great impatience of the argument, adduced in favour of adding a larger proportion of the profits to the reserved fonds. And thus it hap pened that these institutions, holding many millions of deposits, with a very slender basis in the shape of paid-up capital, employed these deposits up to a perilously small margin. It seems tolerably clear that these banks ought to have kept, and ought henceforward to keep, larger supplies of money im mediately available. They ought also, one and all, to add ocesiderably to their " reserved funds." To do so would of course involve a diminution of the enormous dividends to which the proprietors have become accustomed, but they must consent to the deprivation. We have not been slow to acknow ledge the benefits bestowed upon trade through the agency of these joint-stock banks, and we fully admit the ability with which the managers have escaped the quicksenda of the recent perilous navigation. There can be little doubt, too, that the funds now held by them are ample, for they have had good time to make provision, and have during several weeks studiously abstained from embarking largely in fresh transactions. But this very het ;how; the evils of the system the more strongly' in quiet times the joint-stock banks are free lenders, and keep a comparatively small name; in times of pressure that pressure is increased through their desire to strengthen themselves, which leads them seriously to curtail accommodation to many persons who have been led to rely upon its cm. finance. The fact that only a few weeks ago gene ral apprehension was felt for the position of the joint. stook banks is sufficient of itself to render this sub. jest one of the most important to which the atten tion of a Parliamentary Committee can be directed. TEI IBWISH BELIEF LILL. The bill has thin morning been published (pio pared end brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Lord Jobs Ranee and Mr. John Abel Smith), for the substitution of one curb in hen of thaws now operating, to the exclusion from paths. meat of hee Majesty's Jewish subjects. The proposed cede runs so follows " I, A.B. do swear, That I will be faithful and beer Lae alledlauce to bet Majesty Queen Victor* and will defeat bee to the utmost of my power against all conspiracies ref attempts whatever which shall be made against ben paw% Drown, at dignity, won will do my ntmoet endeavour h di close sad make known to her Majesty, her heirs sad me• osesorn all trauma and traitorous conspiracies width mil be thorned spinet km or them ; and I do faithfully maim to maintain, support, and defend, to the utmost of my pow, the entemekrn of the crown, which succesrion, by an attc imitated ' An act for the farther limitation of the awe t and better securing the rights and liberties of the sabiert." la and stands limited to the Princess Sophia, Elects d Hanover, and the heist of her body, being Proicsisillar hereby utterly renouncing sad abjut ism any obedient* or allegiance unto any other parson claiming or pretending a right to the cross of this realm; and I do declare that no foreign prince, permit, plate, state, or potentate bath or ought to have any jurisdiction, power, superkeity, meomi nelson or authority, ecclesiastical or spiritual, directly or indirectly, within this realm : end I make this declaration upon the true faith of a Christina. So help me God." The bill then enacts that the ooncluding words, "end I make this declaration on the true faith of a Christian," sball Its the ease d those professing the Jewish religion, sad oleo of those who are of theperenaska celled Quakers, be matted' end the latter be allowed to maks their affirmation bond al an oath. The bill provides that no Jew shall, by Arta its eriscimente, be enabled to hold the office of Lord Char cellor either of England or Ireland, or Regent of the thief Kingdom, or Lord-lieutenant al Inlaid. HOLLAND AND THE Butz CANAL„—At the &PI Academy of Sciences, at Amsterdam, a very intetedg meeting took place. It appears that it is a rule establiehel by the state that every member shall bold a discounts du. tog the year. This time it fell to the turn of Mr. Coned* do so, end this gentleman, who is a member of the leen Lionel commission of the Sun Canal, naturally eihoill that subject for his lecture. His audience was owe the usually numerous, on account of the public being in the Fr sent Instance admitted to this scientific" eradou." WESTMINFITER ABBEY TO BE LIGHTED Wag GAL—It having been publicly announced that divine wee le to be performed in Westmeeter Abbey on Sunday inn, at the commencement of the new year, the dery ei chapter have, therefore, In order to previae for the main o arties wembling for public worship, ordered illedg I sieoald be laid on into the , not weep for anwos light, but ale, for adding to warmth of the Owen building. Oa Saturda bat workmen were employe' b opening the ground and ' paying out the service pipes into lb sacred edifice. Thin arratigement will met soruethieg rideable, but the comfort to be darted, especially Mow weather, will be incalealable. TEI EXETER-HALL Butvicrs.—leaterday evol• fag the fourth of the Ncenofermist services, deobrb. the benefit of the working classes, wee held at Esete-sew the largo building beteg completely filled. The Ken were conducted by Om Rev. John Stoughton, minister di. Caegeadatiolial chapel at Kaaelagter