The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

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And why are the 00111161110 t••o► se to esll A thing the quipster thee beard of at all? you ..pres Os (cork in the wire 'as known to 011111 by the name of Omsk Firs). End it with Phi, or seri it with You, What doss it signify which yea do f End it with Xs, or nal it with Phi, The paint's not worth • potety's eye. o.ntenut latch ulthreitedeatle appselu And put your shoulders to these two wheels Itedots the charges, which sow it phasing, And teeth the clerks to gall without blundering. BIRTH'S AND MUTES LV LONDON. The total number of deaths registered in London, which to the previous week wee 993, wee in the week that ended es Beameley (October 17) 1,003, of which 607 were trades of mar 496 those of femeles la the tau years 1817 , 66 the averse number of deaths be the weeks corres ponding with last week was 1,016; bat es the deaths of lest week occurred in an increased population, the average, to admit of comparison, should b. raised in proportion to the increase, in which cue it will become 1,118. It Is to be be. herd that the metropolitan populatioa now injoy good health, for the tigurva show that move than a handfed per era suraived Ise week *hoes names would have been pieced on the registers if the average rats of mortality had periled. The births were very numerous last week, sad exceeded the dirks by 782. The deaths from diarrhoea were 39, berg nearly the sass rbe the ruder week. Of that number 25 occurred le Whims ender Moe years of age. iloartatim has inaressall eamiderably ; wee fatal in 62 and 49 Gene be the Let two weeks. Time children died width aim days of enrinisa neaps in a home ia Wildenterrow, Chrthaweil: is re ference to which mem the medical samba admen M the bad einditien sf the home and its migithenrheed, end to the act tint am of the deed bodice was Mabel per seven dem Nang the Bring. Per children died of the ems diem= la the south riestrin of amnia ; two of then be • land" be Bearthet-lenete Wed Two deaths scoured from yr& pm be Weikultry-etten, Amain Town ; be me of the oaths • mama of 27 man was the rarer. Pour dears from choirs and choleraic diarrhoea were registered last week. in Bethnal-green, the girl, eged _4l yens, and one boy, aged 6 yean. died at 17, Cumbrook then, of choleraic dierrbtra ; sod or girl, aged 2, diet of chaise lobster, at 2, Sweet Apple-spars, me ihnerday the 10th d°Maher. The son of a hems-finisher, eget 14, r ailed of Annie cholera," at 2, Peter-street, Itrom, after en theme of 10 Wars. He worked is • factory co th e beaks ef the Thelma He was perfectly well," Dr. Bela math ea Tleanday sight. his father having taken him to • Mills far •am coat ; at 6 o'clock on Friday morning he was alba wlth ameba., vomiting, great prostration, dark , sees el the series, thirst, km of mho" At 1 o'dock ea slain k• .. died. the W ed ernr i deaths by whisk ailMith Imadea, le act within the jar e actioa the Metregreltha Ast. Came et dierrhos modal chokes mem every mar in Loathe ; bet the sneezed des, which was publiahed tn a former Isle* Ingeeral lie hew an epidemic character • Br. Ours ; Bt. John.—At licevelydown, on board the Liitchis, en thad fleponaber, a semen, sped 27 pens, " chinos Agetica Mimeos)." Mr. Platt, toe regler t. tri — e, " en TlNl the shiP ahersoon of the 2162 " his i tl a • I cei rk =i (Hanover); she bad tee th ed at Olocknadt and stopped there 10 `perkre" as which place cholera raged lately, sad canted elf ant. alas inhabitants. Deceneed had an hem ease at Henelydewa." As inneense cemaseree is male* on between Ragisad sad Ilembarg ea the Meta weeds which are In a mry thee tidectory essikety cenithien ; the With Of the themers essamying yammers lab, at limes ethane* by the neva ef water-cleseta The modliint of the mdithry vemele may be easily thigtheiL T. amid the &bye et neerenthe all eleamers ling van& laV a riet m rseilt:l... l" l74l:en d ed " . " They theeld get pre weer. And th ey net then form a Idles ever whit "hinnies ma meth tram Hamburg to Dr. IL D. Thames kao repeated Ma aealyds of the water by the Southwark Company. Oa Getable 14 a of it contains! caly 17 . 6 gra of extraneous miter. October 13 the totel impurity he the pump well of A►bey new West Hem, amounted to 36'16 gra in a gallon, can- Wing 4 . 40 gra of organic matter. All the London waters should be analysed weeity under meant eirearestiscee, for the protection of the ST. PAUL'S, VI . E.T.MINsTER-RHAD.—With the in tention of affording Letter church accommodation to the dourly populated neighbourhood of the Waterloo and West minster roads, inhabited as the district is by persona of the humblest class, it Woo determined some months since to erect • new thumb. The building, which is rapidly spproscAias completion, sad which is intended to accent persona, is in the early English style, of the 12th sod wads in a very commanding position nearly c -linernt sr l; Waterloo-road. The material used in its 000110111 Is Kentish rag with Bath stone dressing.. It hes a nave, aide Wales, chancel, and robing room, the chancel being payed with tomelated pastas. The pulpit and font, ea also the larger portion of the internal fitting., are of Caen stone, and the upper and lower parts of the pulpit ars decorated with &liege. The altar gide and tattle are of oak ; the galliey, seam, and roof an of stained wood. Grist care has boa taken in the warming of the building, which will be edutsti by means of hot water. TM met of the building will be be tween 7,0001. and 8,0001., • brigs portion of the expense having been Moaned in the hundations, owing to the pecu liar nature of the puma& Mr. R:= of Ca-row, is the architect, Soot Mr. Kyles, the The FATAL COLLISION OX THE SOUTH WALL RAILIVAT.—The *Ass* bald by Mr.Cuthbortams, maw for the aunt) of filemargen, at tbe Toms-hall of New* on the body v:1 emit Ann Hermes, one of the fear moor who went titled by the collision of two be limn Pyle en d Port Talbot, on the Su P ath eas 7=way, wet reakesday morning, was brought to • ccurindon m aw:ay, sad relished is a verdict olutaselauchter wtoiset the atalloalwestee at Stormy, Mr. Charles White, who to have ordered the driver of the down Lip (4 proceed ftnnt MULL= an the op lies. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1857. INDIAN MUTEVF RELIEF FUND. We recently announced among other remittances sale by the astral committee to It'd* the grant of 1,0001. to If le Jobs Limnos in aid of the bads of the "A.m.:* Aseissa. The following letter will he road with lama, a eleartai the emu inanity that mated for this *Wm berthed= : " Keswick, Csonbseisied, Oct. 18.. Myr deist beg to tender my hasty thanks to the Committee des Indian Relief Fund for the get of 1,0001., through my biether-in-law, Sir John Lawman" to the Lawrence Asylum. " It may be set nemamptable to the committee to red the fallowing died extinct ea this subject from a Wee received by the last mall, from one of the late Sir Henry Lowrance's asters, who Is now taking refuge, with several other Euro pean Idiom, in the Lawrence Asylum, at Kamowlee. She writes thus The c.hildrem at the asylum are Is a mod pitiable auto ; they are obliged to be pat cm the mealiest pee able rations, and there will to se warm abates tor them this v;eter. Mr. Parker (the superideedeat) in at hie wlb' end ke resrerces. My husband gave 600 rs. the ether day 10 wiggly their immediate wants.' The committee will see that Emir liberal gift has been well timed.-1 am your obedient awasi. "Jar= P. BIRNAID. tort-Colonel Hoodorion, 800. 800. to Indian Itelki Fond." The 6Es/wing oorreepandsnos has beet handed to us ke pnblleatian : Wistwood Park, Droitylch, Oct. ID. " far,—There will be • county meeting held at Worcester ea deturday awn, erne prim:fad object of which will be to rune onlorelptions i aid of the Wino Retie Fund. " I iberelbee maims to trouble you with • letter of inquiry so to the premedbp of the Ideasdne-leemse committee. " • lindlmlnary merniag was held at Worcester yesterday, sad I was there Mid by tereirsl gentlemen, es I have heard lima away garters elorrbere, that there exists in the public Wed, la emakdaintem with • desire to subscribe, • feeling that ao adequate isomity MN yet been offered with respect either to the reeporibuity under which the fond is to be adroinie tend, ar tie primalpies, regulations, or couditiowe under white II le to be eoptiol. " I shell theraftee feel obliged to you if you eon send roe say memory of your plan, or other information which may teed to mitigate • feeling of distrust which is much to bo leseested. " I hope this applioatke wm not to considered inconsistent with the sincere respect whhdt L genemilly alt, sod t which I medially rancor, for the chsriesble ezestions of the Lead Mayor on tine subjeet.—l have the hesour to remain, sir, " Your cheated eurnat, " Joex 8. PALI/1070N. " The Hon. Sec. Indian Maid Pond." " Man i on - h ow., Oct. 19. . _ " reply to your litter of the 18th Wei., I me in- Mrarted to manic to you a copy of the address to the British public Issued by the committee, and containing a statement of the general principles on which the fund will be admiale. tered. The !minim is conducted by a general eceendttee, whose meetings errs held weekly ; a finance committee, whose meetings are held weekly ; and • relief committee, who meet twice a week. I enclose to you a list of the names of the gentlemen who compose the relief sad finance cionamittere which you wilt find to include East India directors, bank directors, merchants and bankers, and °flings, both military and civil, who have occupied important positions in India. " The meetings of theme ocaunittere are uniformly well attended ; the relief committee being satiated by two bosomy secretaries, whose laborious duty it is to investigate and report upon every case for the relief of which application is made to the toad. " The committee have placed themealvee in *imam:mi.:Atka with the relief committee at Caicons, inclining to them the accompanying eddren end resolutions, requesting their sug gestions, sad the transmission by every mail of a full recent of their proceedings, including an account of their receipts sad expenditure, and the particulars of every caw to which they afford rend. " I will only add, that a concuromt audit of the accounts of the ceseandttee is conducted under the supervision of Mr. Anderson, of the Thom", Mr. Andre, of the Audit-ounce, ad Kr. Preseent, at the firm of Grote, Prescott, and Co. " I bays lb* beMeer to be, ear, on iebalf of tbe commiuee, your very taltldal servant, _ _ " Tito& Q. FINN 18, Mayor. " P.B.—The committee have already seat out 30,0001. to Baratta, 3,0001. to Bombay, and 7,0001. to Sir John Lawrenoo, at Lobate, and me railer* or es diatrees at home. "TL. Right Hon. Sir Jaw 8. Pakington, Bart., &c." after landing. We had ea sdvarst gaud of the ; they enraged a few shots with a loot-out party, hot no more till reread the river, wirer fell 10, the two ram betty. =en snout of Sikhs, and an advance guard of alaa BAhy then followed R.M. 10th detachment, Jr rerearder of the Saha end 37th, the rear brought tub, th•Ligbt Com pany. We rut &merrily along, not dreaming of muck re draws with rain but two shots berg Bred at rota of their spies, rig we come to a bridge li mike distant hoes the town, wham Captain Hank= (he comma, ded us) sere- aired to the dicer of the 10th in commend the adulator dor morning thin till meriting, it being then 12 o'clock at night and the moon rat gulag down, but be maid hie pod- Pre orders were to march on se quick as possible to teller the European }arbiters • to we Martel agar wed ere into the town, where at Uranium,* there our a wood en the right for about the length of 1,400 yards. We bad ret got about the make of it, whin a volley fees sera reread of the Feria at *Ay pods drama came oat of k, and almost Moored ne ell. We telling rain and made a good Mini, but to so rigor could net see the dogs, and they kept up timer murderous gra cm us so we re treated lama mesa rid and took up or prition, whom we remained till daylight. They meal. SWIM Mtwara to keno ne, but tone perm ; we always repulsed tire, with our lento thom end ere* any to as. Towards monk* our amanraides wand to got mares bowleg had oily le rondo rob rem, sad likewise having no provrier with r, we wars ardored to prepare for a retreat le the doter; at the ems time they got some Dragoons end two Said plena when we commenced our retreat, they following Mom aftrn forming up In three parte de circle, aa Mindere% rod bra- Wally protected by • dense jungle sock Ids bdag7oo Tads direr bra the road, where they kept up • deadly fee on ear retreat WI their -multi-- nut abort, within two mire of the river before mattpord, erre we oommemeof to firma spa iris and erre the ?matador of our aromunklas, r we barer that they bed reserved thin to play upon us going wow the Orr to hoer Wall, we some to the rine's edge the bore ware there bolted* bank, but to all appearance the Offer was reefed, and se UM to row us across so we unksd the bests mid reaped hate them, when the cowerdly dogs are from hard hedges sad from boors ad opened Mit murdteous Ire on us spin ea fresh ea ever, strildog poor Allows that egad not crab Into the boats who st tempted to swim the dear, and erre, them. Also the rho bitante of the Argo elm and with ricks sad beat the brains out of the goer wounded 111115, who were trying to main Into the rate. You may depend that our MIK who were II the boar wan not tab ell this Mar bat Ibr. was such erns of the dogs, that as het as nits was bucket of tea nun would step op in his pros, end try alto bought two arra geld pietas to bear upon us, when luckily a few of our sea that morainal on board of Maw Mek beard the axing, and our down to the wares edge, whore they opened Ike co the two guns, and prorated site of Ulm kola Wag say bat as shot; they came to bear ern her at rag nage, and picked the &rye off as fad ea they our up to load; they did great execution, and two boats convey's( the 10th and • few of ours ; they Mork. met fire to some of ' the boar. A greet number camped, but moose of the worded were burned to death that were not able to coots out. All that could, braved the water, and with the exeirrion of Mr. Baran of ours, and a cora* of the Sikh Regiment, Dunderdale, and a dozen men landed mate. Of coweethey were either shot or drowned. Corporal Lear, of the Light, got Me leg smashed, but came off alive • he wee canard to hoe. pital, sad his leg amputated at t he centre of the thigh. The remand* of us, with the exception of what is stated here after, gat mate to steamer. Total loss of detachment of bin Maisstea 37th Regiment, 64 Mad, 32 wounded ; detach , meet otter 10th Regiment, 48 killed, wounded I cannot may ; ditto, Sikhs 20 killed, wounded I cannot say. I ahell give you the names of the Light killed and wounded. Killed Corpora, Wilson and Mork; Privates Bally, 8. Canon, Caroming, Dormer, Riven, Piers Rallis Marshall, Newman, Phillips, Porter, So*, Vine, and Wounded: As I matimed dligt., Corporal Lear, not expected to live, sad J. Howell ' through the belly; Dexter, slightly; and Ferry IPoofford and gamin died this tortaing with cholera. By-the-by, I forgot to mention the Wren Mod in action ; they an ea fallows—derchrocat 37th Regt, Lieut. Burnell, Ensign Sales, Ensign Dirket*, do. 10th Regt., one captain and three marl tom officers; do. Sikhs, one captain, some °Moen belonging lo the regiments that mutinied that served, with four murkier braider number of gentlemen volunteer. So no more at present.-1 remain yours, J. RAWSON. P.S. Sergi. Rawson wishes to be remembred to Serpent Mena', to let him row be is dill liras. God Imows how much longer. Be so kind ea to tell Peter 11.111 ahas to write home to MMilkn's frier as quick as possible about the few pounds he haa in the bask. I Wall may so mere at proseat, except that before you naive this we shall lave gone through another impgrier. God knows who may be spared to let you know the walk. All the boys join me in wading their bed romper to all bands. Serge. Ira wishes to be rereakered r &fgt. Murray and M`Elvoy. _ _ J. HAzauow. The follow* are extract, from a letter dated Armband, Begisales 6: " General Osimosis farces marched in two columns. The first, of 683 am, leg this yesterday (Mb) at one ealcook. The 'mead, Wm of NO ram, marched with the genera at 10 o'clock last night. The advance column It is intended should reach Dowagers an the 10th that., End the guissal is the I lth of 13s7Ssobsr, end If General Havelock ham by that time managed the eme12 . 6 . • whole force till at own move on to Lueknow, end the has every chums of bin en. lieved by the 15th or sad, seen allowing foe dela fa the crossing, by the 9111 h. The ithershave .11 to wa Hilly, the Juntas Imam gene down 30 feet in a week; this wall bell the meelast greatly, end enable us to am ea the enentv's Sante advantageously on the march to Lneknow, whip b eould not le dose at the time of the previous advisee owing to the whole country thing under water. We have information that the Lucknow garrison have to lei them until the 90th inst. General OutransV i tarta: ease heavy gone drawn by elephants." in another letter it is mentioned that Mr. Colvin is pre pared to ad a column advancing on Delhi with camels and other carriage at they approach A.gra At Meerut they have aso collected carriage to mon extent. The bth and 90th are armed with Enfield ado.. la =Other letter, dated the 29th of August, writes from Altai:Abed . . _ ..... 7 1Wehsveseint on 400 men this weak to Curnpore by train (40 mike), sad the idch and wounded men of Naomi Havelock's force are now on their Way here, and will come in the Met forty eillem by railway." It appears from the 'bore extracts that, in additioe to the two columns of Ontrare's force 0(68301680=1,303, a detach ment of 400 men haddreceded him, which would glee a total reinforcement of 1,7 . TWO ENGLISH LADIES SAVED BY AN INDIAN ZUBSULILAN. " An English Lady " writes to the Times :—" At a time when the public pinta are teeming with o'er true tales of the treschery, ingratitude, and cruelties of the Indian sol diery, it will be a relief to all right-minded people to hear • congesting story. and one equally hue, of the gmeronty and good faith of au Indian Mumulman, • sower o the Hydera bad Contingent, to whom I and another English lady owed our misty ea the night of the mutiny of the Ist Cavalry at Anningeted. There are few indeed of such Mks to break the monotony of horror of the story of the revolt of the Ben gal army and it seems an imperative duty not to hide under a baahe.fthis welcome little ray of light shining in • dark place. . . . the 12th of June, the day pnoeding the more open mutiny of the Ist Cavalry, Hy dnaW Contingent, we heard that some part of that oorps had armed itself untie previous night with the intention of advancing on the cantonment, but that from the Ammo of unanimity among the men the plan bad been, for the time, abandoned.. We heard also that they had spoken of murdering their Mikan. These and other reports made ite Mel very uneasy; but in the course of the morning a bower of the 3rd Cavalry, Hyderabad Contingent, named BOOTS° Buckeh, whom we had known for twine little time, and whine character we had always es timated fur it , truth:mimes and simplicity, came to my husband and told him he need feel no apprehension for hie family, for. he had made every provision for their safety and P.A. that of a lady who was staying with us, to whose bu`Mand he wee greatly attached. He said, ' nay shall tilavel to Ahmednuesear es my family,' and, looking uP Heaven, he swore by Allah ' that he would never fr...ch that play alive alone. He added, will leave my children behind, and if any evil happen to yours you may destroy them.' " On the evening of that day we thought It prudent to go as usual to the band to avoid the appearance of eimpicion, and as it became dusk we observed souse horsemem watching us from a distance, and on going home we heard that some of the sowers of the let Cavalry had bent be the Uses of the 2nd Infantry to which of the houses In the cantor meat were occupied u byy English dicers (the corps hod only recently arrived at Aurangabed), and also to eecortehe the state of feeling of the llnd, and thoir intended lino of cm • duct should receive oohs& to much towards THE INDIAN MUTINIES. A. the chief anxiety connected with the Indian imMhdes sow tweet ea the pulls of the little and gallant hand now Wormed Leeksaw, we (11~Uster assentiu) era end to be able to date, CO unquestionable entinwity, that a latter was received by the last mail how file Colin Campbell, in which he states that the whole of the kern deellsed to relieve Lucksow, and amount ing to 2,950 same and bayonets, with twenty field pas, 'veld be easombled at Cawepore ea the *oth Sep. tar, odor Gummi Havelock ; and Sir Colin was quite ma ddest that the movement would prove ancomsful. Be had jut receivad a mirage been Coked Leis, who acesniands it Lateksow, to the following effect:—" We me an eight; the semere tea heavy gene dliabled, mad they ma alltbar in sae tam awe The following letter, giving an account of the disastrous affair at Arrah, is from a private in the 37th Regiment toa comrade in Ceylon : _. Dinapor;, August 1, 1157. Dear John,—l take this opportunity of writing you a few Mrs, to let you know I em well at present, thank Ood, and brig that this will And you in the same star of health. Not but that I and my comrade. have just tamped the most premelitated murder that ever a few men wore exposed to In British werfcce. One detachment of OM, consisting of the On. No. 7, detachments of No. 8 and 9, and the Light Company, left Calcutta on the 9th of last month to proceed up country In barge boats, towed by steamers. We went on quietly for sixteen days, calling et several towns for ccels. The country wee in n state of disturbance. Not actually en gaged : until we arrived in Diaspora, when we were called sabre to mart one Battery of Artillery end the 10th Regt. of WM., to disarm three regiments of germ the 7th, 9th and 40th N.I. We formed up our Light Company, covering the gar es skirmishers. The native troops made very little resistance, but retired scree a marsh, where our men could sot follow. TM Light Company Rides did same execution amongst them at long range, bet they got out of reach, doing la no harm, with the exception of a spent ball stalking John Armour, of the Light, in the left shoulder. We were in formed that they retired beck on the city of Pultnah, when 40 men of the Light, and the same of No. 7, with 20 Ore. and 2 guns of Artillery, under Captain Jonas, went down river by reamer to intercept them. We arrived there the next morning, that re the 26th, but no Serge came near ea, so we lay there till the morning following, when we took 56 Sikhs on board reamer with gay and steamed down that day to Dinepose again, were en order woo waiting for us to take the remainder of our detachment, and go on to • village osllad Arab which they hid fallen back on, and had raised entrenchments, eareted by 6 guns from a rajah. We were told that ► small number of Europeans and 45 Sikhs wen blockaded up inn large house and manfully keeping them beck. You may just think with what *aware we went to their relict; besides we knew that they had plundered the Curry to the amount of 2 lacks of rupees (20,0001.). Oar orders were to plunder and burn, but make no prisoners. Well, we went off with two deserters from them, se guides, to lead the way unto the top of them. We had to go up the Gingen by steam 20 miles, when we landed, or as I should my expected to land, but fortunately we were prevented by Lb. reamer running I,n send bank, 12 miles from where we started. We coal , 1 net go t Off, so we remained two days on the beak before w e could get amidance from Dinspote. At any rate a 'Ammer came up with 150 men of the 10th Regt., end le more of the Sikh.; they tea our Sat bt 10wi 9,11,1 proceeded on the other eight miles. We went tahore at 3 o'clock on the even ing of the 29th, and prxewled to march 12 mile, to Arrah. • We test with so reeistahoe till we came ton river three miles (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE._ Theme and other fade which bad come to oar Incremal our satiety, but faithful Boorsa Bockshral l 2Z Pear nothlng, I will watch day sad night • deg OTtle adder moment danger approaches I will be with you.' t•• implicitly relied on Elm, and my husband having leaned some necessary orb", for the night to a native caber of the fad Mired to rest. At 11 o'clock that night Boom returned to us, and said we must prepare to leave, m the cavalry ware spin arming. sty husband, hastily oommanding us to hie are, left ma to make preparations to man the bridge between the cavalry and infantry line, and Boor* plea* ne in a COMllltry cart, and covering its open boat and back with Mei* in the bah* practised by th• beanies of rims when bevelling, armed Mmedf, sad, mounting hie hone, proceeded at our aide to &place some 20 milee MOM, where we halted fora time. We condoned the journey he several smonsive days, till we reached Absaadampr, sad be maltreated the whole time, by the mod vlglima Men tion sad Madan.., to *ern the asmotkeb d the mad la the commie of the four or des days I owed dam oared Idea • bag of rumor, which I begged, nay, !mooed him to lab end me es freely for his own wants sec for ours, bat I amid only pomade him to take very ma ems from time S. time, ea they were required for our emsesm. sad main in the coarse of our eubse lam lobe such embarramed by l i d=olii•;d7.- to. to hairnet eapenees, begg ed with menteemestams Wallow me le relieve his necesaities, or man (as I Mad it impesnible to Mhos him to listen to this to geoid) say sue ha might require for a time, and pciedbl77t might be la better cuenniatocas ; be add woad ban a great &g ace ' to him to swept gamey frets ma, end that tgiVestr andedneitherhi. ' Met name Mg* be goad' imam tbe by Mrs mar anaestim grad I mw him to change his mild. I had IMO MMR7 la him even to swept es • manntriell a ring d Mb vidn=r ich I chanced to have ea easy Inger when floods bb farewell, but the tears streamed front bin eeyyeeas when I tad him I fait I owed him more then I ever aced miry, sodas& to Melded hour of my life I should condoler Irfm - cas of m y most valued friends. Since the above citoconstimos licoran's house has bean burnt dove, se it is acme one inimical to the English. Up to lia?Ctis% India—now about two month. ago--able good and ter hearted man had not been promoted, bat I hops sad trust he may be to ere long, for surely both policy and gratitude would that in times like theme so Mamas of fidelity and t on the part of the Ind* soldier to the Eng lish shoot fall to he both milady end privately remodesit and nround•L" NEETINGION SURREY MAGIBTRATIti. __; The general quarter session for the county of Barmy was held yesientay at the Court-haus, Hingetts upon-Thamse. Yr. B. PINSIITH prodded; and among the other magistrates prevent were the Earl of Lovelace, lord lieskeant of the county; Hr. H. Drummond, Y.P., Mr. Aloock, M.P., Mr. Brims, M.P., Mr. J. B. Joheate, Mr. T. TBais s Mr. Hawn Mr. Drew, Mr. Garnett, Mr. Berl in , Captain Pentium, Major Splese, Colonel Challormr, Mr. Avid; Mr. Beet, Mr Buttes, Mr. J. W. Fresheidd, Mr. Byrom, Kr. gettart, Kr. H. T. Hope, Sir G. H. Lambert, Cnbitt, Mr. Clarke, Ac. The governors and ringlets' of the different gaols made drir animal repeats. Urn the report of the &fence committee being read, and by which it appeared that a very considerable sum of money inionglag to die county wee lying at the Bank of Eaglaod parody naprodnetive, Mr. Gassiorr mid he really thought the county ought to have the benefit to the shape of interest of these large ems sf money that were now Wag perfectly idle. It ap peared that no leas than 6,00 ff. of the sure raised for the repair of Horerasonger-lane Osol, and °thermals, amounting la the whole to twelve or Meets thousand pounds, and which at the present time would realise a considerable amount In the way of Interest if the money wee em , ployed aka were acoordieg to the gement system lying perfect idle. He thought there was a good dual of what the red tape system la this state of dump, and he roold therefore move that the matter he referred to the flitaam , °marines to madder whales some amid set be melds maw which the amity obtain inte rest br the large balancer of the public money that war at gam* at** traproductive. Calomel CMALLONNA seconded the motion. Mr. 8. Cumin mid he consorted with Mr. Gassion that it would be advisable far something to be done; but he was 'bald that if this motion was carried, it would tropes the whole question of the disposal of the comity balances Mr. BYRON expeesnd his opinion that it would not be ex pedient to make use of the county balances in the manner suggested • and he should move as an amendment that the money rseein, as heretofore, in the hands of the Bank of Bogies& Mr. Geasiott's nation was then put by the CHAIRMAN, when 18 magistrates voted spinet it, and 11 In favour, sad it waseccaequently declared to be kat. . _ _ _ _ _ The Visitieg Magistrates of the Wandsworth Prison pre sented a special report upon the state of that establishment. ...t=ard that the prison was originally intended to so about 800 pascal upon the separate system ; but at Fitment there was more than 1,000 prisoners confined there, and it was ccemequently impossible to preveut the prisoners from associating together This increase in the number of primness was attributed to the working of the Criminal Summary Jurisdiction Act, and to the increase of the population: and the remedies suggested by the com mittee were the building of a new wing to the prison, to arecausodste 260 additional prisoners, the building of a new prima for females, and tho removal of the juvenile offenders to • reformatory school. The magistrates, it appear, bad been in coeirormication with the committee of the Rod-hill School upon the subject, and they had offered to ßa rcep E l thl ay juvenile offenders each year, up= certain con ditions, and the poudaoe that had taken place upon the matter was to the report. Mr. Averse, one of the visiting justice*, in moving that the rreeppoort be received, and referred to • committee for further said be wished it to be understood that the 'kiting justices did not in any way wish to bind the court to build • reformatory or to adopt any of the measures that were mentioned in the report, but it was amen dal that something should be done to relieve the prison from its resent overcrowded condition. A very large expense had already been incurred in the erection of this building, and ft would cost 42,0001. more to erect another wing for the reception of 260 additional pri soners. At preeent it was quite impossible to carry out the discipline of the gaol, and it was a very important question to decide what steps should be taken to accommodate the largely increased number of prisoners that were sent to this place of confinement. He should therefore move that the matters contained in the report be referred to a epecial committee of magistrates, who would report thereupon to the court as to what they considered the best steps to be taken in the wader. Mr. TILSOM having seconded the motion, a long diacar eke Onsued,sad mutually it ems arranged that the subject should be marred beck to the committee for hardier cos/J -amaica _ _ Bosse routine bashers vise them disposed of, sad the court selicanied. INDIAN NAMES. (Fran the Iletwetearst Ma.) For the use of purely Eagliah render,, who may be unacquainted edit. Indian words, we 'ablate a brief `for may of the most common Indian nobbles which am new of daily occurrence in the newmpapers P. shows that the word is Fenian ; Port., Pesiegmes; H., Hindestinf ; M., Marithf ; AL, Arable; T., Titer; Tam., Tamil and 8., Bsaiscrit. 46 or sad, r., water ; wed in composition se 'WOW ; Ire waters, i.e. watered by ere rivers. Dresh, district In tim, two dew's. . . ; fa oxoposidm, a tows, as Hydr a:ad, nit, of Hyde, Allshabad, orbs Da. 414, N. (prop. dt ) , flour, m&, the principal food of BlsdtL . . Ana, roar., o nary; now used for • female stiendoat in a lady. Bs* rya father; child ; toed au terra of endeuvmat et .= e ltp T. 8., children ; the preceding word and log from •• =PooPlc , a Hindd title, answering to our require. Et of, P. (rop. bigA), a garden. Xistriya MIA is the wine eta garden spoken of in lettere from Delhi. It la just astride the walla, - - - • Italiodoor: p., brave ; a common title of respect added to the names of military officers and others. Baktst lei, A.A. (prop. bakari 'lot), a festival held by limn= out the 9th of the 12th month, in honour of Alm hones awing up Ishmael (sot lame, as we my). Pmen &akar, sat ca ; •Id, festival. a., a well. This word mean in the plans of Amy, v., an intoxicating potion made from hemp. Boar, ix exchange Sr mark=place. Babe, x., a lady. T.,• IMAMS, or lady of high rank. B a., a brother ; a comrade. Bharat", r. (prop. iihiatti), a water-canter. Literally an inhabitant of 60.444 or Paradise, from the pleasant.= of the occupation in such a climate as India. Bobacher, 2., (prop. triwarrA), a wok. Budgeroir, a., (prop. bajrd), a travelling boat eta larger khut. Bud mast, P. AR., (prop. bad ma'd*h), a rogue; a Alan, From bad, bed ; and as' iith, eubeiatence. Bud eat, r. se., • bad character. From lad, bad ; and t, Bungalow, u., (prop. bangla), a thatched Low; say 1011/8. Barkandat, en. r., a matchlockman. From bark, light ning; and.; throwing. Chalo,s., come on ; need in the phrase di mere Mom, "come on comrade ; come cm boys." CAerry, TAM., (prop. Merl), a terminal= meaning lag! but now o hm applied to towns, as Pondicherry. Car, n., (prop. carte), • note ; a lett= Cher, a., a thief. Ctspathes, r., (prop. eAdpiii), a thin cake of tmlearansd Coolie, r. (prop. kith), aorier or carrier. Citteisrry, tt., (prop. Koehari), a court of jostles; a leilian's office. Dok cr dank, H. (prop. d4k), • post or post-eller ; ale relay of borers or bearers. x. (prop. (Ukase), a robber ; a gang•robber. Doom, a prime minister, sometime. an agent. Doak r., a =miry between two rivers. Dad, P., a bleed. Liti l). =...Zrop. dour), • foray; a raid. P., a door ; the gate of a city. Bel, AI. d), a festival. BMus,alp. lidos), • gift ; land granted in free cornapHon of Freak; a E AVANT, AIL. (prop. fakir), a zoanclical r :rOjell ; COO who has taken a vow of poverty. Gliazfe, AL (prop. yktirt), a Mukluk who fight. against Infidels ; a tree believer who takes part in a holy war. Goluadarat, P. (prop. gol-anelds), literally ball-thrower; • native artilleryman. Gofer 0., a tribe in the N. W. Provinces who profess * bs the descendants of H..jpoots by women of inferior ream They are now engaged in agriculture, but were forma* robbers end plunderers, and still , retain a propensity to their oid habits. Haroklar, AIL P., a native officer, corresponding to our w iSAIL. a holy war. J r, AR. P. a Wahl) OffiCtr, 0017119012&111 to Our ensl or lieutena nt. Jkaprerrlar, P. (prop. jdgiriiiir), the bolder of land granted is services. Vied, as., a shallow lake. Jut, or Joie, a race of industrious and hardy etiltivators, whose original seat is said to have been Ohne, but who are now found in great numbers in the N. W. Provinces, par- Bruise* at Bhurtpore (Bharstpur). Nottral, p., the chief officer of police in • city or town. Later and Lath, s. (prop. lath or Mild), a pillar, a club. Logue, a. (prop. log.), people ; a a Mai log, children; Stela log, log, English gintleman ; gord log, Europeans ; fair people. Loral' x. (prop. iota), a small pot, generally of metal. MoAstrrum, AC. (pro . Mukorram), literally, sacred; name of the first diuhamnudan month; the fast held on the lath of that month, in memory of the death of Husain the younger eon of Alf, and grandson of Muhammad, who was slain on that day at Barbell, is ' Irak, in the 46th year of the Hijrah. Mender, H. (prop. month). a market-place. lfrogid, AL.. a inospre. Jwwna NNllid (prop. Auts'eall tn mosque. avid), a cathodral mque. .Nri ire* or Naig, e. (prop. Naik), a native officer, eters a to our corporal. i leg u llla or Nallah,x. (prop. run), a brook; a watercourse; the channel of • torrent : - Newo, , a father;grand a term of respect. The title given to Dhundu Pant, the adopted son of the Psalms, and son of Chimnajf Appa, hie brother. Niddee a. (prop. wadi), a river. Numurb, Art. (pp p. a rberoy, lit., viceroys, being plural of edib, t ; a nabob. Pees a seeasager ; foot attendant. Poorbw,.ts, eastasn. A term applied to the Bengal sipehfa by Sikhs and others. - . r im or Ibor, s,(rd•o), town; used chiefly in comps., as Bhurtpon or Bharatper, the town of Shazata. Pitlton, it., corrupt form of battalion. Promo, s. (prop. pattanom), a town, chiefly in comps., as Shef Range Pattanam ; Seringspatanu city of the divine Vishnu: it is the name given to 'Aximib‘td, and corrupted by Europeans to Patna. Bripoot • Hindoo of the military tribe or order. Risodok, An. (prop. riodloh), a troop of horse. Bonilla., AR., a people settled to the east of the Dinh of the Ganges They arc originally, as the name implies, from and now inhabit the districts of BiMour, and Rampur. Ryot, a peasant. Soho, AR. (prop. rddi6), • lord; a gentlemen. abuissdaA, r., place ; ace of a king. 8 8elehefirr mar, • a s iwr ., r an nativeffi ; l o t"°Pr cer, o;„neeponctiag to our cap ca. 80ises mender, P. K. (p!„,p, tari iumdo, a market for oollokebisa Name of 'to spot so °Rea ads sad retakes by oar Wow Won Et. 1 21, niefeof, tappdl), a packet of tartan; the A. pe g. Zwineenkr, r. (prop. zaeriechir), landholder; landed pro ltin THE LAZE BRUTAL MURDER AT NEBTHER. The four persons charged with the murder of Cornelius Donoghue namely Ellie Burke, John Burke, Johanna Brien, and Timothy Matfiluddy alias Sulliven,vrere brought on Monday before the stipendiary magistrate, Mr. I. C. Folder, for final examination. Jerry Donovan deposed to having seen the deceased at eleven o'clock on a Sunday night brutally beaten near Burke's door, end having heard Ellen Burke encourage the others by saying "Kill the —" Dr. Evan Davies, who matte • post-mortem rumination, found extensive effusion on the brain, the result of violence, and externally were the make of revere contusions. Ella Emily, who witnessed the affray in heard Burke, who wna "in • bad rage." say that he kick would de ceased over the head. Mar; Whelan deposed that she saw the deceased Donoghue stretched on his bast on the ground, with his head resting on Betty IlAgan's lap. Timothy Sullivan gave him three kicks on the aide, and said to Johanna Brien, "Come sway now, the —is killed." She replied " No, the thing is not killed," and them she took up a stone sad shack . hint on the heed. Ellen Burke laid, " Kill the John Burke theft went on with a stone, and was about to throw it, when witness screamed oat, sad said " The man le killed. ' AU four seethe prisoners then ran away together. Mary M'Donald deposed that shout six weeks ago Ellen Burke mid about Donoghue, " I should like to see the killed. If I don't, I shell gat sa me one who will do it. I should 11k. to dance in his Mood.' Mary M.Donald, a daughter of the lent witness, deposed that the deceased had been paying hie adilremes to her for wren or eight months. The prisoner Elbe Burke was also " after him," end had threatened to get low killed, and that witness should never enjoy him. She had often said that. Serena other witneeres spoke to having teen John Botts sad Johanna Brien strike deceased on the head with stones. All the primers appeared to be acting iu concert, but Sullivan was not shown to have been present until somewhat late in the affray. The magistrate decided on committing John Burke, Ellen Burke, and Johanna Brien for trial on the charge of murder. With respect to Sullivan, the violence committed by him was after the fatal injury, end he woe therefore discharged. The other prisoners were then committed for trial on the appital charge. COLCHESTER them Faerr.—The annual oyster feast took place in the Town Hall, Colchester, yesterday. About 350 gentlemen sat down to en abundant supply of "natives." The mayor (Mr. H. Wolton) took the chair, end wee supported by Mr. Duane, M.P., Mr. Itebow, M.P., Mr. Miller; M.P., and the principal inhabitants of the town and district. Mr. Rebow, in returning thanks for tho health of the borough members, ;aid the nest or the second mail from India would probably announce the arrival of the troops went out, and he believed tkat as soon as they arrived and reinforced the little armies, which were now gallantly maintaining their ground in India, the Brilish Er g would again wave triumphantly where it bad been recently insulted. The first thing to be done was to put down the mutiny, to stamp the fire out; the next thing was to see that India wee better governed. It was impossible for any thinking mats, or any one who had given himself the trouble to study the accounts which had come from India, not to see that the present system of government hod out-lived the times. It might have suited the times of Hastings or Wellesley, but it would not suit the middle td the nineteenth century ; and we must look to a change in the mode of government, and remember oar mission as a Christian nation to promote the happiness, the welfare, and the civilisation of the people committed to our care. THE FRAUDS AT ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE.— At a meeting of the director. of the poor of St. Pancras, held yeeterdayat th e Vestry-hall, Camden-town, Mr. Church warden Wyatt in the chair, a communication was read from the Poor-law Board, stating the opinion of the board that the frauds would have been prevented by the appointment of an auditor, and their intention to move the Court of Quern's Bench next term for • writ of mandamus, requiring the directors to appoint one. At the same time they urged the directing to reconeider the matter, and reminded the vestry that the auditor's salary would be defrayed out of the pthlia , amatory grant for that purpose. The chairman said the directors had informed the Poor-law Board that they (the directors) had no power to appoint as auditor. He thought a more effective mode of stopping frluds was to enable the directors to elect and dismiss their :eifthere without consent of the vestry. Hr. 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