The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-08 00:00:00

FLIGHT AND PURSUIT

OF THE
ENEMY FROM LITCKNOW.

The following telegram, from her Majesty's
Acting Consul-General in Egypt, was received at
the Foreign•office, via Corp, April 7, 6.30 p.m. :

APRTL 3, 1858.

The steamer Candi* arrived at fines yesterday
from Calcutta; the steamer Oriental, from Bombay,
has arrived at Aden ; and the Candi* brings the
following news, obtained from that vessel :

Luaricow.—Oeneral Outram crossed the Ooomtee
on the 6th of March.

On the 11th, Hope's brigade captured the Queen's
Palace.

On the 19th, Kaiserbagh and Lanambarra, a mass
of palaces adjoining the Residency, were stormed
and taken. Bir E. Lugard pushed on from the
Dilkhooss, captured the Martiniere and Bankhouse
on the 10th.

On the 14th the enemy began to pour in torrents
from the city in the direction of Rohilcund.
They were pursued from one side by Brigadier
Campbell, and from the other by Brigadier Sir Hope
Grant, with strong detachments of cavalry and horse
artillery.
Sir H. Rose's force is advancing through Bundel-
cund.

The country being cleared up to lhansi, Whit-
lock's force is moving on Sangor. The General and
Staff arrived on the 10th, and remain in that neigh-
bourhood.

General Roberts's force has pulsed Numeerabad on
its way to Kotah, where the rebels are said to be in
strength.
The Sultan of Adhiee, a town twenty miles from
Aden, having stopped and prevented supplies from
entering the fort, the Brigadier commanding Aden
garrison went ont on the morning of the 18th March
with a force of 600 men and two guns, and after a
skirmish with the Arabs, succeeded in bringing them
to terms.

The Arabs are laid to have lost between twenty
sad thirty men, without a casualty on our aide.
When the Candia left Aden all was quiet, and the
natives had again been received within the walls.
Her Majesty's ship Cyclops left Men for Sties
on the 24th ultimo. Her Majesty's ship Pylades
left Madras for Suez on the 18th ultimo.
Corfu, April 7, 11 a.m. JOHN GREEN.

We (Timer) have received the following telegram
from our correspondent at Malta:

" MALTA, Aram 7, 2 P.K.

" By the Candia, which arrived at Saes on the
29th alt., we have advice@ from Bombay of Marsh
18; Calcutta, 8 ; Hong Kong, 27. The latest news
from Lucknow is to the morning of the 16th of
March. Nearly all the city was then in our poems-
sion, but few rebels remaining in it. General
Ontram having turned the enemy's line of works on
the canal, the Martiniere was stormed by Sir Edward
Luprd, and the line of works seized on the 9th.
The Bankhonse was also occupied. On the 11th
Jong Bahadoor moved into line, and the 93rd
Regiment, supported by the 42nd, stormed the
Begum's Palace. Our lose was lees than 100 killed
and wounded, the loss of the enemy being 600.
At the same time, Outran, on the north of the
Goomtee, seised on the stone bridge, and oat up 600
of the enemy.

"On the came day our guns moved up, and the
buildings in advance of the Berim's Palace were
occupied. On the 14th the Imaumbarrah was
stormed, the Ghoorkss misting. The Kaiserbagh
was then entered, and after a fight all day solidly
occupied. 24, guns were taken. General Outram
then crossed the iron bridge, and opened fire on the
flying enemy. Our loss was not known at Bombay,
but is supposed to be small.
The enemy rushed by the artillery on the 15th,
flying from the city in great numbers. Two columns
of cavalry and artillery, under Brigadiers Campbell
and Hope Grant, were sent out after them.
Mann Singh had come into hog Bahadoor's
camp. He had previously seat in Miss Orr.
" Sir Hugh Rose, with the Second Brigade of the
Central India Field Force, was moving on Jhansi.
The rebellious district of Shafgard had been an-
nexed to the British territory by Sir Robert
Hamilton. The First Brigade is besieging Thom-
ases*.

'I General Whitlock reached Bangor on the 7th
of Marsh in advance of hie column, which had
halted at Gahm°.

" There was a panic in Calcutta on the 3rd of
Mareh. The President in Council called out the
Volunteers, and placed cannon on the bridges. In-
formation had been received that the Barrackpore
Sepoys, who were to relieve the fort garrison
that night, were to have arms and attack the city.
All, however, passed off quietly.
" Exchange at Bombay, 2s. lid. for credits.
"In the Calcutta import market purchases con-
tinued on a limited scale.

"Bank rate of interest unaltered. Exchange,
2s. lid.

" CHINA.

" Braves were stastering in large numbers round
Canton, determined on an attempt to retake the
city.
"The representatives of the allied Powers were
preparing for their departure northwards, bat it is
mid that all thought of visiting Pekin this year is
given up.
" The Inflexible, with Yeh u a prisoner, arrived
at Singapore on the let of March.
" Exchange at Hong Kong, 4s. 91d.
"SHANGHAI, Pws. 20.
" Vary few transactions in imports. Prices of silk
aoudad at last quotations. Exchange, Os.