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

BENGAL.

The rebels, under ITT.n7n.e—r—S—lngli, who were driven
out of the Jurgespore jungles by Sir Edward Luprd,
and had at and loads for the Gawleepore diatriot, have
retread their steps, and are spreading over the eludern
side of Bengal, plundering and burning all the villagea
tile inliehitante of which they supposed to be well
uffeoted.

The station of Gyahu hse been reinforced by 300
31ednus Rides. Her Majedy'l 77th Regiment, 599
sarong, has arrived from Australia, and will be iminedi•
ately moved on to Dinapore. A wing of the 2nd bat-
talion 80th Rifle has been sent to DIOOII.

GWALIOR.

On the 18th of June the Central India Field Foroe
from the sag, and the Beaune Brigade from the south,
were oonoentrated around Cisraßor.

On the 1711 i four guns were taken by the Beenro•
Brigade.
On the 18th the Ranee of Jhansi wu killed.
On the 19th the town and palace of Gwalior were
taken by Sir Hugh Rose, after an action which luted
five hours and a half.
The fort was sumessfally stormed next day by •
detachment of the 25th Bombay Native Infantry.
Their brave leader. Lieutenant Rose, was killed.

A ooluum of horse artillery and cavalry, under Briga-
dier-General Napier, was sent in pursuit of the rebefs ;
and Colonel RA&ll's column from Dholepore vu
directed by Sir Haigh Rose to cross the Chumbul and
pursue Ni. fugitive'. Brigadier-General Napier over-
took them on the 21st near Goura-Alipore, on the old
Bombay road, defeated them, captured 96 guns, and out
up • eonsiderable number. Tenth" Topes, Rabbis', and
the Newel of Binds, have, it is believed, eseepad.

Brigadier Napier has oontinued the pursuit towards
Jubbulpore.
On the 20th of June Sir Hugh Rose and Kir R. Hamil•
ton conducted the Maharajah of Owe,Bor to his palace.
The atreets through which they used were lined by lin*
manse crowds, who received the Maharajah with every
appearance of attachment.
The Haim Ikea, with the family of Bain la, returned
under the wort of the &spree Brigade, and are now
in the palace with the Maharajah.
NAOPOB.B.
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Yenkut Rao, the rebel Zemlndar of Armies, la the
Chanda diatrict, has been eaftured by the followen of
the Zeualndar thine.
Supplement to Mr. Secretary Mdmonatone'e talographlo
mellow tatod the 950 of June.
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PATNA DIVISION,
Colonel Aiwa, 0) end Captein flotaby, R.N.,
ached with a aum/1 fora by Brigadier Roworoft, at.
tacked Mohamed Hoodein, Ave luiles west of Captain-
gunge, on thu Nth of June, and completely defeated
him, biking'!) his comp equipage.
The rebels hers entered the Shabah di their
path being marked by rapine and murder; allstriota, those
well affeeted to the British are madly sufferers.
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(ANTRAL INDIA,--OWALIOR.
The rebel* from ()minor, with Tuttle Tonne, erased
the Chunibui, arriving at Summon on the ilith of June,
On the iieth their numbers, with eauip followers, ware
eatiniated et 18,000.

They .hhl re n a few small gun., mounted on elsw
phonic They appearod uncleoWod as to whither they
shell ittaikJaypore or Churpore.
A flying column, under Gramm' Roberta, from Num•
moribad, advanood towarda Jeyporo on the 317th of
June. .

-ffr-fgaAler Nhowen merohini for Fultehpore diliri
on the night of the Nth. He wog Wbe miaowed by
I deteohluent »turning from beepers to Agra.

JEYPORE.
The Orel Intelligence of the movement' of the rebels
(latmet great eitaltinuent al Jsrpore, which his eines
smelly subsided.
HOW.

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A dying column Is In progroas of orgenlahilon M
!dhow, for feriae wherever It moy be required.

BOMBAY PBBAIDENOY.
No event of lomortonoo boo transpirod within Ohs
limits of Mita ?roilsWog alms the departure of the lost
nuol.