The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-03 00:00:00

INDIA.
The following telegram' bare been received from a cor-
respondent at Malta, dated Wednesday 2 15 p.m. :
ALEXANDRIA, July 29.

The Bombay mails reached Sues this morning with
telligenoe to the 3rd inst.
The ospture of Geelior is confirmed. The enemy lost
27 guns, besides elephants and treasure. The fugitives
are said to be hemmed in on all sides by our troops. A
large force under General Roberto left Nosseerabad on
the 29th, marching towards Joy-pore, where the muti-
neers are Bahl to he asicubling.
The rebels were utterly defeated on the 13th of June,
by General Sir Hope Grant, at Nawabgunge, near Luck-
now. The Moulvie is said to hive been killed.
On the 9th the Governor-General, on reesipt of Lord
Elienborough's despatch, issued • proclamation giving
amnesty to all but murderers.
The money-market continued easy. Trade was dull
and freights low.
The following telegram was reeeived at the Foreign-
office from Acting Consul General treen on Wednesday,
July 28, at 1 26 p.m.
ALEXANDRIA, July 23.
The steamer Bombay arrived at Sues from Bombay
this morning.
The following intelligence from the Bombay Standard
of July 3, 3 p.m., has reached this by telegraph :
Sir Hugh Bose reached Owslior on the 16th of June
1-rein the south-west ; Brigadier Smith approached it
from the south-east.

Esrly on the 17th a series of severe conflicts ensued
on both sides of the town.

On the 19th the enemy were beaten and diepersed in
all directione, and the town captured by ut.
The fort wet neat day found abandoned.
The Maharajah was conducted inetate to hia Palace on
tie 19th.

Four of our officer' have fallen.
During the four days we had captured 27 guns, many
elephants, and • vast amount of treaoure.
The fugitives had the Agra force in front; Napier on
their rear; Roam and ours on their right and redlnic
(v. left Sank?)
A large force under General Roberta left Nusaeerahad
on the 20th in the direction of Jeypore, where the Haiti•
nears are oupposed to be assembling.
On the 13th General Sir Hope Grunt gained a hril.
hint victory at Nawabgunge, near Lucknow, capturing
a large number of guns and driving the enemy woes the
°ogre.
On the 9th the oelehrated Moulin°, for whom 215,000
had been diem* wee killed.
Gude continua. much disturbed. . _ _

The Ciovernor•General,-Oi7-reoe' lying Lord Ellen-
boniugh's despatch, issued a proclamation giving
amnesty to all but inurderers. The results are not yet
known.

errlred by the Wanderer on the 26th of
July, 4.60 cm.

STOPFORD, Rear•Adintrid.

The following telegrein wow received at the India.
hum at 4.47 cm. on Thurviay, July 29, dated Malta :
OUDE.

- -
Sir U. Grant, on the 13th of June, attacked • large
body of ti', rebels at Newabguitre, on the Tuvabed
(Imbed) road, and, after bird fight, dlepereed them,
killing 64) men and Oalli'l•Ing Nile guns, the tia,Jall of
Alrowleo, one of their lea4er4, being among the slain.
likjall Khan Singh is being attacked In his fort at
Illial,gunge, but the rebuts have ao yet made no impels.
shun upon it. The Rajah luta applied to Government
for suilituultlen and funds, which will be supplied to
141 m,