The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14 00:00:00

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

News front the Cape of Good Hope Is to the 22nd of
October. Peaae had been resumed between Mos'wall
and the Free State, and wan 41 concessions were 'node.
The colonial frontier wax rather unsettled, and fears of
another war were entertained. The Caffre Chief,
timbale, and two of his counsellors had been found
guilty, by a special criminal court, of attempting to levy
war in Mouth Africa against Her NL,Jenty ; sentence de-
ferred. No news of Dr. Livingstone's expedition.
tiuttatorta IVAtirEn.—There ix a great demand for
medical men, especially in the country districts. In
several places district surgeons are required. The
salary is fixed at EM per annum, end travelling expenses
are allowed. It is reported by the civil 00111111iniffilelll
that the private ',realm) at these places would be oun•
aidorable.

INDIA.
THE CAMPAWN IN GUDE.
The following is Lord Clyde's proclamation on taking
thu fluid :

OCTOBER 20.
The Commandor-In•Chlef proolahne to the people of
Oink) that, under the order + of the Right Hon. the
flovernor-Ueneral, he 00111811 to enforce the law.
. .

To eneble him to Wed this without damage to life
and properly, ressistanee must cease on the part of the
people.
The tenet mot discipline will be premerved in the
Damps and on the mends and when there is no recie-
lane. house, and erupt will be aimed, end no plundering
allowed in the towne and village's,
lint wherever there be reeistenee, or even e linen RIM
flrtul againotthe troupe, the inhabitants much wiped to
tumor the fete thay have brought upon themselves.
Their biome will be burnt and their villague pints.
demi'

Proelemelion Inalndee all mike a the people,
from the Telma,.lage eh" pooreel
The linniniender•ln4llil4 invitee all the woll-dlepuowl
W rinneln in their Cowin, and villi, whew Cloy will
b.lure el hie pruleallun agiiinet all violence,
(IND&

FIIN MAMMAOHN OP ClAnwpon,

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Ito limner being the work of ilie ingoithoni nonhuman
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dollherat on. Wu held by the Illigt 111 Oki II was
resolved that the winittni and oh hiren at the oho*.
'lntr. iiitinhel about MA, were to be inutile . Tho
Howe went rapt. y throttglt the town. soil the men of
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proomlet to take frinn our onfortnnate mitiotrywomen
any mile tie of viq,9ll Or trinket' whielt they &MOW on
their portions, When the Nalla loom, Of this ha was
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With WWI orders to, marromel the house and permit no
olio tti enter hod the exemitionere, It ou happened diet
hy Nome meat." toil clearly ameertalinel four Ituilloli
gentlemen were at title thou living with the women and
elillilren In the eloulomoire, 'florae hove horn Identified
beyond iloolit, . -111111101 y, Mr. Thornhill, magi..
trustswool mollvolor of Ifooltelogloir 1 Colonel Pimilh,
1011 i Netive Infentry I fool lirigniller Hololle,
of tin ellitillen ilineirtment. The Identity or
the fourth Ws hot boolt vstaltllslistl, blll II Is
lorolinioloo lid Wait tilio of the tirrenways. Shortly
hofore holf•paol 4 to'vlonols a mauve wee bmitglit to
them gentlemen thet Itrlgnoller Jeeklii, a native oMosr
of the mutineers, olealreol ti Pll,ll 011411, and they left the
Mow to repair to lila opiarterm. They walked quietly
cluing the Sna.l, eloopeothig nothing, In the titivation
Indicated to them, 'mil when they lied got an far as the
Amembly•ronotio they woe entiolenly atteuked Immo
behind, out down and murdered illi the med, blemi•
time ioreparatione were being made for the execntion
of the orders of the Nana Joel him Uommell. There was
Nome difficulty about getting inatruments for tide
terrible hulallery. The &ware wished ta, save thou.
"elm from tho defilement of blood—the infantry were
e'llmaliv averse to the task —hot at holt mune moldier,' of
thong' Native Infantry were oompelled to ;co inside with
larder,' to fire on the poor helpless crowd, rimy fired In
the air, or did no little harm that it wan evident the
views of the warming (mould not be ancomplialmed In that
manner. They wilt into the town, therefore, end the
Sower' brought out two of the gnomon butchers of the
itasaat two Hhooreens, a men of a wild minerable
iipsey-like caste, and a vilalytee, who were armed with
hatchets and tulwars and ordered to go in and kill every
soul lii the houso and enclosure, while all egreas woo
strictly watched by the Sloware outside. It woe a long
and dreadful butchery. Fitohett, who woo near the
place, declares that the assassins entered the enclosure
about 5 30 p.m and that it was 10 p.m. before they
01111111 alit to announce that their work MU accomplished.
Onee, Imo say., a butcher eppeared with his sword
broken in two, received a sabre from one of the Sowers,
and returned to continue his hellish labour. Time Nana
was in time hotel close at hand, anti when he heard that
all wore dead he gave order, that time doors should be
closed for the night and guard. I,ut over time piece.
That night time Nan" gave a mantel—a kind of dance and
ball—to his friends.
Early in the _morning of the 16th, the Nana gave
orders that the' Icon; should he opened, and that all the
bodice inside should be flung into the well within the
compound ; but, wit woo far too small to contain so
many bodies, it is nrobahlo that some were dragged
away to other places or were tlirown into time Gamma.
On the 16th Fiteliett fled with hie new friends to Fut-
telighur, and here occurs a wont interesting part of his
story. He declares that ho frequently Yaw Alia
Wheeler, the daughter of time general, at Fottehgbur,
and that she travelled with a Mower who had taken her
from Cawnpore—nay, more, that he was shown Into the
room where elle was, and ordered to read 'stride from
Loutish newapapors which the rebels received from Cal.
eutte, lie being employed by them for the purpose of
translating time news, In which, particularly that rosle•
tin to the progrese of the war in China—they took
gm tt interest. She haul a hors* with en Engldio side•
sad lie which the dower had impound for her, and she
role dame beside Ilion, with her km yelled, along the
lino of march. When the British approached Futtelio
gloom orders were sent to the dower to giro Mimi
Wheeler up, but he escaped with her at night, and it hi
"opposed he went with liar to Comipee. In that own ills
HOE at all Itnprobable that the unfortunate young had
niey be *till alive, moving ',bent with Tenth* rupee, end
that we may rows her from her unhappy fate.
There is another Christian helloomte still alive, who
Imams s Melientelen at the Mtge lime and under the
mule oiroomotencnoo an Eitelistl, In purault of whom the
authorities a.e now moot busily migaired. Line upon
line, here a little sail there a Iloilo, we shall soon know
nearly all that eon be known about that " bloodiest re.
void In We book of Ilino."