The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY SVENINGi, JUNE 6, 1866.

THE OXVORD.—A.DRLIA by Donizettiw and
the BROTHER and arms, by Sir Henry Bishop, will be
performed way sPII4I/111, le which Slim RUSSELL
will looks her reeppearanwr. The following artistes will also
bare the bows? aremirs
viz. i, Miriam. L'Ealant suds*
tied feelfi; Raft Balk, Mada me Hem-
den. lee PrerratioXisale Bab. Lea home Stonettil. awl
the Grotesque D'Alabeam-4111EI MEANING.

MZISOPOI,JTAN MUSIC HALL, Edgeware-
so•d, ogee et 7.10. Orned droop ocespany for W hlt•
wan liedidsys. Mr. and Mn. W. Randall, dranista Mn. Remade%a,
oharecieristic dancer; G. W. Jeerer with hh new figure et
Praniteeneha ; O. lbethaless rid *mks and
and Adios delineaten of negniani mom
ma IV Mon and Amelia
Mani% eeriormenee ; tM wonderful Brothers Nelson
Weir, asw User. Opera, lanai. supportedb
wink d ors apersilis eseleapr. Oef Monday next. Jane*
Awry Lakin (coede) will make hie drat appearance to Landon.
Meager and Musical Director, J. J. Poole.

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,TIIN PAPAL MARCH IN INDIA.

Mem the Timm y I;dis of the lath Mir.)
We have received the following particulars in
refereneeto the outbreak of cholera in the detach-
ment of artillery laving Mhow :
It appose that the posses of cholera aloeg the route
to Napalm was represented to the authorities at head-
quarters by the telegraph. This removes the blame from
the Ifhourstdd. The epidemic was ►oth sudden aid emit,
sad, u farts we oes learn, so preparatioes had bees wade
to mese it.' Even if the march were usameary, ft would
wanly bate lass advisable to have bad a sidled& mediaril
stet mid a store of medicines. We are informed that each
was sot the gam Assistance sad mediciisse were applied
for after the outbreak of the dimes.

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Apia, Iglos within a short &tones of the Nembesida I
river, effartlehweld have hem sonde to mom it ; experimes I
having froliesatly stows geed remits bum sorb a proem&
lag. Tbekedor be return through the infected districts is '
?parka U moat nowise, sod ally another imams* of
fatal error. Om poor mat co peen* the gran of lib
dspverisa
mb
..iillimastr=ol" wife, bersediegotbrr:rela become inr
weesa 'with met, sod the
We hesty the moot favourable aooounta of the prainewortity
sad sabiabshanour of tbe young officer io command el
the party: It is add his conduct sad anenptde work wen
womyebeie rscurked, sea that rem benefit was &tired
from hie messes. sod motional ammistioa with the was.
W hear with that bin same is to le bireegin le-
g gad we ANL wwise thak wsokal
tad mai wish a line, sad whet aloes aid =
most be entitled to some special notice. Without the ex.
ciessmat of battle sad the applauding presence of Moods,
to go Moat anteept the dead sad dying is a tree pine of
bravery.
At opt time, it wee heavily mooned to have saved the
detashmeat at GM lions were band io me grave, sad it
wee bard to lay who wee to go next. Amidst the wont
the sergeasit.major worked vigorously, and exhaustion
consequent ow sulk extreme labour made hies foil ea easy
victim. llamas highly reopens& sad mandared a ankate
caner.

A letter from a corthapoodeat appease below, drawing at
teethes to the tearful wthequerscee which bad malted
Ikea merehteg a detachment of artillery from Mow to
Nargaurn. home further particulars that we have received
me es studio, sad grievous that we cannot with justice
withhold them from public oneidengtioe. It has thwart
been understood AM the mothearets of troops I. locks,
take" ander the prawns emergency of war or politind in-
heres* shoeld be sleeted in the cool month' ; and most
= oilmen supposed that datinot orders existed
soldiers from Wog warned at this wan
of the year. It spews that this has been a mistake ; bet
in pvelenee of the digester to which we refer, it may be
permitted is very messily to urge upon the authorities the
imemodey Mem in kireeme melt stashes regulgthroem ie
emnig bay lasi as eider me the one to which Ude cake
may abet ke ascribed gioakt have been ;rued. Two years
ego the regiment of the 4th Ram, now stationed incept
am came down from Mhow aloe.g the same road which has
peeved we Mal sow. That march took plan at this time of
year or ma whim and these troops suffered severely
from nabs& The 15th Beguiest N. L, who were to
"thieve them. west up that road, and they were also attacked
by the eiddernie. This year cdtedera ease" had pre-
viously otworred ea halts of knelling in those
&biota ; sad, at vi Sr. lah= the rto the a
cholera Glees that route way y id
authorities nether to the marsh of the artillery detach.
swat lemma of the danger gannet therefore be ad-
hiked ; and the geseral feeling of surprise and regret le
thereby man bereaved. Ithow has already occupied a pre-
Went Ds dos in the weld. Sonatina trials, court.
and amen quarrels gems to have their hems
Zama sew the dark engem hut earthy be own-
The gegen both et borne sad abased teemed for mouths
with the " Crawley ogee." *MUMMY and invocation
were beard In all themes of ease* aghast a single sup-
posed fst.il wines from military tyranny. What will
be said Dow In raglan& whoa the outgoiag mail takes sews
I, at this disaster wlthcM say °finial expbbition to break the
Ilene of the melineholy nobs? Sane thirty poor erosions
it. herbed is the Nagle near Mow, when deaths, so far as
Dew epees" an tevembie either to evoke arrange-
taste or wand alemaneement. Some ow meat be held
thanalible lee having Mend aa wrier to learn thano a
deadly jungle Wag the moo* of Aga . the OCOOSM"
meet of • eert baleen qaartere as spoke. of es
equivalent Iteleminle, Art mei we my el web a hank
ea the on sow to be lamented' No doubt the blame is to
be attached somewhere, but we doubt if the mere dismay ,
of the culprit is sufficient. Matters must be carried farther. 1
is order to prevent future enbiebanoe • sad the respeed-
bility moat be so distinct that any oflithr who exposes masa
to needless denim mast know that be thereby riots his
0011311166011 and right to coasted. It has bog been ear
pined, from the way in whin the annual reliefs sad knit
arreagemente for troops have been conducted. that some
nen wee loose' but few parson expected that Inch a
fearful tatutrophe would be invited by deference to formal
wenn
There is lull. wonder that oar reornitieg system is foaed
to be a failure. It is not much to be expected that men
will eater a *vein where their very ben seem cot to be
respected, where the men whim ar caprice of an caber
hundreds of mina away may cause the forfeit of the lithe of
a aornney. They are not likely to ewe to serves gown-
meat which, without reason or Decomity, may place them
in the most immient dame. A soldier math obey a one.
and; bet he mast have nektons that the commands
will be reeseuable. We wait for the iothatiptien, which
must take oboe ; the future welfare of the army
demands it ; pity for the dead and sympathy
with the survivor, require from the authorities a
full and public explaaation. The army may rest assured
that the matter will not be left to the Indian authorities.
Some one at house interested in the welfare of the soldier
will surely queetioe the government and obtain a anis-
factory reply respecting what appears, with our present in.
formation, on of the most wine end seedless bleeders
that it has ever been our lot to Amide. Of on thing we
must feel certain. There must be no more marching
through the jungle during the hot mason. Nothing but
exigencies of the most in:portant nature should ever be al-
lowed to interfere with restrictions end orders designed to
moire the welfare and lithe of our soldiers and officers. We
trust that if new regulations be needed to prevent such a
eataitroptie to future, they will be prepared et once whilst
the preemt lagoon is beim impressed no the public mind.
The following is the letter referred to above :
Om—Several inaccuracies having appeared is your Wee
of the 29th ultimo cowernieg the • fatal march from
I now, "it will perhaps be as well to acquaint the public
with the reel facts of the case.
The detachment arrived at Bulwark, three marches from
Mhow, on the 15th elt, and the men were then apparently
is excelleet health aid spirits. On that day two
eases occurred, one of which proved fatal after a few
boon. The next morning the detachment marched to
&areal •. one death took pine and another man was
attacked on the road. The heat the tank Lavin been
found excessive the previous day the inn were placed
in the large buildingeof the Banat it ro works, a detached
building being set apart for the hospital. Several
mess were however admitted into hospital, two or three
of which proved fatal, and some five-a.d.threety more were
treated for diarrhoea. During the eight 'Omissions arid
deaths were nangerow. Next morning the men were
moved into tents under a tope of trees about two nobs off,
aely the sick being kept in the buildioge.' n this day
three rase, one child, and two camp followers died. The
same evening the women and children were started off to
Sleeved, a village about four miles *oath of the Nur.
and the detachment followed during the night, ar-
riving at daybreak on the 18th. Here it was oined by a
second medical officer and apothecary, lent from Whew.
The attacks at this place were more numerous this
ever; seven men and three children died ; and with few
inception the whole detachment suffered from diarrhoea.
Dieentionary powers having bees given by the general
commanding at Show, it was determined to return to the
top of the (haute, and from the time of the pea:Dolga-
Oh of this order the spirits of all make roam Arrange-
'nate were at nee made for procuring carts for all the met,
but owing to the apathy and indiffereace of Haines of
• at Sinwud the mos were obliged to go on foot back
to &milli (in British territory), at which plasm a suakiest
amber of covered oaths were immediately fogibcomisg. la
them the mea were earthed back to the foot of the 'haute,
where they rested arias the heat of the day on the 19th, very
few being admitted Into hospitaL The rotors march was re-
sumed on the manse weeks, and the next monies the de-
barment arrived at Honore. a village about three miler
aim Dillow, at whiab place the Mhow authorities bad made
sway arrangement for their receniee, fresh tents having
beer pitched, and everything necessary *applied. Four
died during this lath march, but I believe no deaths have
sties ocourred. The has you monies ea having become
lessee on paring the grave of his wife died of sunstroke.
The total number of deaths for which "somebody is re-
spagerible is 21 am, 1 wagon. sad 4 eblldren, out of some
193 souk.
There is every therm to believe that the Mhow authori.
time are Haagen= of this deplorable sad warthogs everifico of
life, sad we meet leek to the cool gad comfortable quarters
of Maluddedgwar (where shelve Is unknown sad beat
union) for the reel anthem al this hankie tragedy. I beet
that this matter will not be dropped. or allowed to be
hushed up, bat that a marthieg inquiry will bold up to
public pr the man er he wheeze so magably eventful
of the lives at British edam.
May 1, 1865.
P.S. I hove sines heard that the medical sathorithe at
Whew ere to biome, ea the mem of medleise met peered
inealetinis sad the wieffirgai officer originally MA in sheep
wee biareit sr Invalid.