The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-03-30 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ALLEGED E80.1.P1-1;177601;;WEL" ALLEOP TO THE
UNITED STATEB.—The English papers state that Colonel
Thomas Allsop, charged with complicity in the late at-
tempt on the life of the Emperor Louis Napoleon, had
escaped to America about the time of the Balling of the
steamer America. It is stated that Colonel Allsop has
for several days been concealed in this city, somewhere
In Anthony-street. Both English and French detectives
are now in pursuit of him, and it is not at all improba-
ble that he may be arrested within a day or two.
Though the contemplated assassination of which he is
alleged to be one of the aonspir•tors was not suooeuful,
he will be returnable under the extradition treaty if in.
dieted for the murder of the innooent persona who were.
killed by the explosion in the Rue Lepelletier. —New
York Herald, March 8.
The United States' steam frigate Niagara sailed from
New York on the 9th for England, to assist in laying the
Atlantio telegraph Gable.
The House had adopted a resolution directing inquiry
Into the circumstances connected with the seizure of the
American barque Adriatic by the French authorities.
This barque escaped from Marseilles while placed under
embargo, and was subsequently captured by a French
man-of-war.
The New York Herald says :—" Our Wuhington
despatch states that Dr. Bernbisel, the Mormon delegate
In Congress, has recently received letters from Brigham
Young, in which be predicts the annihilation of the
United States troops now in Utab, unless they are re.
called by the Government. He also suggests the ap-
pointment of a commission to proceed to Utah, to in-
quire into the condition of affair' there."
There is • vague report from Kansas that General
Lane, the leader of the Free Seiler., had issued a pro-
clamation calling on the Free State Militia to attack
Missouri, one of the principal resorts of the border
ruffians.

INDIA.
The following telegram is from
MALTA, Maroh 23, half-past 8, Night.

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The Enxine arrived an hour ago from Alexandria,
bringing the Calcutta and China mails, and leaves to-
night for Marseilles, whence the Vectis arrived with the
outward mails on the night of the 21st, and left. for
Alexandria fairly next morning.
The Malabar arrived from Southampton and left for
Alexandria on the 21st.

The Australian mails, per Wye, arrived on the 20th
from Marseilles, and on the 21st, per Tamar, from
Southampton, which carried same on to Alexandria on
the same morning.
The Camila', with the Siamese Ambiussadors, left for
Alexandria on the 20th.

It is reported that the squadron under Lord Lyons
will leave for a cruise on the 10th of April.
The Euxine has brought the following, which ought
to have reached rid Corfu this morning, the Austrian
steamer having arrived there at midnight yesterday :

ALEXANDRIA, March 19.

Calcutta and China mails leave to-day with intelligence
from Calcutta, February 23; Madras, February 28;
Ceylon, March —; Hongkong, February 15; Canton,
February 15.
Canton was quiet.
America and Russia had joined the alliance, and •
course of common action has been agreed upon.
The four representatives were about to proceed to •
rendezvous at Shanghai.
Trade had re•opened at Canton, and the site of the
new factories had been marked out.

The Chinese authorities receive the duties.
The 70th flepoy Regiment had arrived, and was quer-
tared within the walls of Canton.

No other reinforoement—e—had arrived.
The army had crossed the Ganges at Cawnpore to
besiege Luoknow on the 11th.
Cannonade expected to open on the 2241 of February.
Sir Colin Campbell hid 160 first-clue guns.
Colonel feCausland, with 1,000 men defeated Rohil-
onnd mutineers, 4,000 strong, near Ahmadabad, on the
10th of February. The enemy fled acrou the river.
Ten Europeans were killed.
General Inglis defeated the Gwalior mutineers near
Calpee on the 4th of February.
Jung Bahadoor, waiting for boats, had not crossed the
Gogra on the 19th of February.
Hope Grant's column in Code had cleared the left
bank of the Ganges and destroyed the stronghold of the
enemy, who Bed northward.
The Agra convoy of women are close to our cup; all
well.

•
-fieeh attack on the Alumbsgh on the 211 t, reported
by Outrsm.

The following telegram was received at the Foreign.
office on the 234 of March, at 10 90 p.m. l—
ALZXANDRIA, March 19.
The steamer Nubia arrived at Sue., from Calcutta,
on the 17th inst. at 10 30 p.m.
She brings no intelligent* from India more recent than
received from Bombay by last mail.
}ler Majesty's shipe Shannon, Chesapeake, Pearl, and
Pylides, at Calcutta.
Yeh, a prisoner on board the Inflexible, was At Hong.
kong on the 13th of February, on his way to CAloutta.
The blookede of Canton was raised on the 10th. The
Russians and Americana hive joined the English and
French in their demand on the Chines* Government.
The letters of the four Plenipotentlarlea hive gone up to
Shanghai, end by the middle of Maroh it will be known
what line China tikee.
_ .

This telegram 7A7rived it Malts from Alexandria by
the contract steampacket Euxins at 7.311 p.m. on th•
23d of Marsh.

LYONS, Admiral.
The following telegram wag received at the India.
house, at 1 o'clock, cm. March 24.
From H. Beadon, Eaq., Secretary to the Government
of India, to the Hon. the Secret Committee.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 22.
The Govemor•General assumed the government of
the North• Western Provinoem on the 9th inst., end Mr.
Grant boa returned to the Presidenoy and resumed his
seak In Council.

The Commander-ln-Chief with hie fora, consisting of
15 regiments European Infiuitry, three regiments Native
Infantry, three regiments European Cavalry, three regi-
ments and detachments of two other regiments of Na-
tive Cavalry, with 80 heavy guns and mortars, and 63
field•pleoes has crossed the rfvor and is in progress to
Luoknow.

It Is expected that the attack will commenee about
the 27th inst., when hiaharajah Jung Bahadoor'n and
General Franks' foroos, consisting of 12,000 men, will
alno haye_arrlved.

General Freas expected to Atm* the rebels at
Chanda on the 20th, and to be at Sultanpore on the
22nd.

The Maharajah was to cross the Gogra at Phoolpore
on the 18th.

The greatest cordiality exists between Jung Bahadoor
and the officer with hie camp.
The road from Mirsapore to Bombay, by Jubbulpore
and Saghore, and the road from Agra to Bombay, cid
Indore, are opened.
Brigadier Walpole commands • foroe for the defenoe
of the Doab from Futtyghur downwards.
The rebels are strong and active on the Oude side of
the Ganges from oppomto Futtyghur to Cawnpore.
A regular chain of communication is kept up between
Bareilly and Lucia:tow.
The rebels in the Etawah district have been defeated
by the police and semindaree levies with the loss of 125
men and all their guns.
On the 10th inst., Colonel sfacCausland, commanding
the Ghoorkaa Regiment at Nynee-Tall, defeated the
rebels, about 4,000 strong, at Buheree, in the Bareilly
district, with a loss of 250 men and four guns.
Lieutenant Osborne has taken the forts of Kunwars•
and Tyeragoogurh, capturing 17 guns. The forts have
been dismantled,

All well in the Punjab, Bangor, Flyderabad, and
Southern India.

The fort of Rotes bee been occupied by Colonel
Mitchell.

On Cammor CO the mutinous companies of the 34th
Native Infantry have been almost entirely annihi-
lated.

Some progress has been made in imppreseing the in-
surrection in Jumbulpore.
Her Majesty's 6th Regiment has arrived from the
Cape, and will gin ison Fort William.
Her Majesty's 64th Regiment marches to Benaree.
Commodore Watson, with the Chesapeake, is still at
Calcutta.
_

The Pylades is also here, and the Shannon and the
Pearl, whose crews constitute the Naval Brigades on
service in Oude and Gorticirpore.
The Pelorus and the gunboats of the squadron are at
Rangoon.

Captain Seymour, with a party of 300 seamen and
marines, have gone up the Irrawaddy to the hiesday
frontier.