The Press.
London, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

TO THE EAST INDIA HOUSE.

Dated Cagliari.
Intelligence from Calcutta of the 22nd of October.
Important papers had been found in the palace at Delhi.
Nothing, however, of date anterior to the outbreak at
Meerut.

A commission has been issued for the trial of the King,
and it was uncertain whether any promise of his life had
been made. _ _

Sir J. Lawrence superintends the

of the

Delhi territory.
Colonel tireathed's column arrived at Alloy Forek
[? fourth] October, defeated the fanatics there, and
marched on to Akrabad on the sth, which they destroyed,
and reached Agra on the 10th, where they were attacked
suddenly by the mutineers (Undore and Ohopar) [lndore
and Gwalior?], whom they soon defeated, with the loss of
thirteen guns and all their camp equipage, driving the
survivors across Kharee.

The latest date from his camp is the 14th of October,
when he had crossed the Jamna, and was making the best
of his way to Lucknow.
Indian [write?) on the 10th of October that the muti-
neers of the Gwalior Contingent were marching towards
Cawnpore via Jhansi.
The intelligence from Lucknow is 13th of October.
General Outratn had urgently applied for large supplies
and reinforcements to be organised at Allumbamek,
about four miles from the Residency, in preference to
Cawnpore.
Communication between Allumbamek and Cawnpore
quite open, but not between Allumbamek and the Resi•
dency, in the neighbourhood of which the whole rebel
force is concentrated.

convoy of provisions reached Allumbamek safely on
October 6th from Cawnpore. About 3,000 or 4,000
fugitives from Delhi, with four guns, were expected to
reach Sheorajpore, near Bithoor, on October 19th, bat on
the same day a force of 600 men, with guns, from Cawn•
pore, attacked the rebels, and utterly dispersed them.
13ajoinh Singh, it is certain, has turned against,us, and
it is supposed that most of the large Tallookdars have also.
Accounts from Rajah [Rewah?l of 16th October, stating
that Lieutenant Osborne's house was threatened with
about 2,000 rebels, who were deterred attacking him from
the preparations he had made.
A wing of the 17th Madras Infantry, with two guns, was
ordered to march to his relief, and arrived at the Cuttra
Pass, and his position improved.
The Europeans at Saugor are still in the fort, and relief
urgently required.
The protraction of the contest before Delhi had begun
to tell on the population of Ahepursaub [the Punjaubl.
Nothing from Rajpootana, Central India, Bundelcund,
Hyderabad, or Nagpore. No accounts from Bombay of
13th November, 1857. Two more of the King's sons
have been sentenced to be shot, and execution was to take
place on 13th October.
The Bheels at Chaudup have dispersed, and tranquillity
prevails throughout Gourjeret.
The Bheels are still in rebellion at Nassick, on the
frontiers of Kadkandash. All quiet in Scinde, Bombay,
Madras, and the Nizam's dominions.
The Vectis will leave Malta st p.m. ( hour omitted.)
MONTANARO.

The Bombay and China mails arrived at Alexan-
dria on the 21st, with dates from Calcutta, Nov. 23,
Bombay, Nov. 3, and Hong Kong, Nov. 10.
The only additions to the above intelligence which
this mail and a later despatch from Trieste brings are
to the effect that both Outram and Havelock were
shut up in the Residency at Lucknow, and that
General Penny was in command of the Delhi
garrison :
On the 15th of October two regiments of the Kotah Con-
tingent had mutinied and had murdered Major Barton, the
Political Agent, and several other English residents.
A conspiracy had been discovered among the Bombay
Grenadiers at Ahmedabad and the conspirators executed.
Brigadier Showers's column was scouring the country
round Delhi, advancing to Kootule, and afterwards to
Renaree, which they found abandoned by Rao Jooleran,
who left his guns, &c., behind him.
Two other sons of the King of Delhi had been executed,
and the King was to be tried by a military commission.