The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 6 1858.

Omni, kr Majesty's 6&d, aad those of t►e Quartermaster's
=amid under Captain Marshall, were everything I mold
She Isiml umber of the enent.EilLse rectal to be about
4.0110nm5,4,000 of whom were Ms& la Oak
oedema. Mar loss was estimeisTsTaleve 110k114.—1
ham, Mo.,
WlLLtax PILL, Captain. R.N., Commanding.

I have the plemare to inirmlleiscarisey that the ne-
waft pad the =soy, with three tumbrils, were brought
la Me etwalog by the police, haring hula absadeald by the
Ida la that, died &boat 8 miler berm/ Ladjwa, sad that
tbe Savo-
ys have dispersed in ell &endow ward by the
Alarm

obtain correct information, the surgeon being occupied in
attending to the wounded.
Macs the despatch of the communication to which I have
alluded, the town of hornet has been evacuated by the
rob* and is now occupied by some troops seat these for
that by Captain Loyd, the political agent In whoagerm Inc
I omitted to mention in my despatch that, in retiring from
Jeuva, we halted end bivouacked within sight of the town,
and may at about 1.200 yards distance, In order to make the
believe
that we intended a second advance. This very
caused the enemy to enicoate the town during the
night.—l am, do., C. W. BANNISTER, Capleint
Commanding at Neeninch.
SURGEON PELLT TO Ttlll LINE •DJETANT.

Camp, Neentach, Oct. 24, 1867.
Bir,-1 have the honour to forward, for the information of
the commanding oftbar, the following hat of killed and
wounded in the attack upon lemon
Detachment 2nd BArnisot Light Cavalry—Captain
Taker, killed ; Trooper Omuta, killed; Captain Simpson,
deagerously wounded,two sword cute on the head ; Lieute-
nant J. Blair, severs sword cut on right arm ; Lieutenant Iw
Gegmebet=coatuaion on abdomen.
her Majesty's 83rd Regiment Captain
ReaDaels, Private Filapauick, bullet wound through
kit; Private Ritdititto, ditto.
12th t Native Infantry.—Captain
&Witt rumba woun of left leg, dangerous; Privates
elLipa Foollaaker, bullet wound, right leg, alight; PIK,*
Moitsg, bullet wound, right buttock, alight; Laimon
Davis, bullet wound, back of head, severe; Davao Dam,
puncture from a lance, alight; Lamas
Peugeot, bullet
wound, lit lag, alight; Puritans@ Hurrays, wounded near
stomach, severe ; Nooro Klan, wounded in the thigh, slight.
Staff—Captain Lawrie, sated out on left ear and back, and
spear wand in upper put of left aide of the oast, not severe.
Followers. —Syce, mean sword out la the ask, sod two
other slight wounds.
Total.—Kfilsd, 3; woundsd,l6f=l has, Ao.,
_ _

Bigimant t Cavab7.

THE RELIEF OF LUCINOW.
Telegraphic limp.
Clawnpore, November 14, Sitiaiday, 8 p.m.

OZZILIAL terwnwi TO TZZ octwaiwon-oitiartil, AT
CALI:MITA.
News frau Coutraeader-la-Chiete Coop at Alm Beet,
9 a.se., the 11th. £h wevotel sideveleitee cm the day, wi-
le capture of two pas, the it et /aged was taken
luta blown up. The Commender-la-Chlat coannunkated
with Sir J. Outrun by means of a essaphore, and will pra
bably occupy the Mho= to-day. The country people
round Lucknow are &atria.

Telegraph
Cam Manage.
spor*, Nov. 16, 11 a.m.
CAPTAIN lIIHCIL, UT 01D13 OP HIS rICELLENCT THE
COMMANDIII-IX-CHLI7, TO THE 001111.1401-OZNWLAL
AT CALCUTTA.

ortp!.! thit Naha. Ili

Maistailre, aim.hightlitote been, pir
awe. The tarmy eemit lawntrd to Mlle et three
After dm& d is boor he wee healwe Uwe,
hooray. Aa whoared pioket haring dewed wow
weer the etwolope took per there tar the olght. O
wee wry bills—liestreset Nom Rowe Artillery,
Qaffir:it, C eirmeiter-Gererar ..e
ms /r Wheat-
one:ink/4 killed.

Telegraph Menage.
Alum Bagh, Nov. 17, 9 a.ra.
MAJOR SIERT TO TER SECRETARY TO 00YER11ISRET I

CALCUTTA.
The Commander-in-Chid in Lucknow. Helm cimmonade
in the direction of the Palace. Dilkhoss Mardniere
occupied by our troops.
Teisipmpic Mama
NAJOR-OINZRAL ICANIMILD TO TRI PRTTATI 111C11-
TA RT TO TRZ OOTTOIXOI-01NERAL AT CALCUTTA.

Headquarters, Semander Bash, Lucknow, Nov. IS, IS*.
On the 16th the Commander-In-Chief advaneed amen the
canal straight on Seconder Bagh, which was carried after a
very severe struggle, the enemy suffering enormously. Thew
patinas having been occupied, the Sshmack was attacked
with heavy artillery for three hours ; it was carried at dusk,
after one of the severest fights ever witnessed. Early on the
17th communications were opened to the left rear of the bar-
racks, towards the canal. A cannonade having been kept up
all the morning on the Ness-house, that very strong pat
tin was carried by mown at 3 p.m. The troops pushed
rapidly on, after carrying the Nese-house, and were able to
seize the Menthes Nebel before dark. Sir James Outrun
and Sir Hemr7 Havelock then came out to meet the Com-
mander-In-Chief.

The Commander-In-Chiefs wound il very alight, and does
not interfere with his duty.—By order,
W. Marerizt.o, Chisf 01 the Staff.
A list of killed end wounded will he asst.

Telegraph Memage.

Captain Honourable A. H. Anson, A.D.C. to Brigadier-
General Brant, allghily.
Lieutenant Ballad, Naval Brigade, severely.
Midshipman Lord Clinton, Navel Brigade, slightly.
Captain Travers, Royal Arolln7,shghtly
Brevet-Major Pennycniek, !artillery, slightly.
Lieutenant Ford, Artillery, slightly.
Lieutenant Miller, Arti ,
Andnent-Eltirgren Venn, , eeveniy.
Captain Hood, Bengal Artillery, severely.
Carlene Hammond, Bengal Artillery, severely,Capnia Walton, H.Y.'s 63rd, severely.
Lieutenant Munro, 11.11.'s fi3rd, diusgeronsly.
Major Bernston, H.9l.'s 90th. severely.
Lieutenant Wynne, H.R.'s 90th, slightly.
Lieutenant Powell, H.R.'s 90th, slightly.
Lieutenant-Colonel Retort, 93rd Highlanders, slightly.
Captain Burroughs, 93rd Highlanders, slightly.
Lieutenant Cooper, 93rd Highlanders, severely.
Lieutenruit Welch, 93rd Highlanders, severely.
Lieutenant Goldsmith, 93rd Highlanders, severely.
Lieutenant Wood, 93rd Highlandess, severely.
Ensign Macriaroarn, 93rd idighlanders, severely.
Lieutenant Dobbs, let Madras Fusiliers, slightly.
Lieutenant Watson, 2nd Panjanb Infantry, dangerously.
Lieutenant Paul, 4th Punjaub Infantry, severely.
Lieutenant Maoqnsen, 4th Punjaub !Autry, severely.
Lieutenant Oldfield, 4th Paunanb Inkuttry, SIM*.
Lieutenant Hackett, Hodson's Horse, severely.
H. W. Woman, Lieutenant.
Assistant Adjutant•Genwel of the Army.
Headquarters, Bectinderabangh, Nov. 18, 1867.

Labs *nitMyna.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 5.
(Before Mr. Comminioner Murphy.) _ _

There were upwards of 20 ewes bdore the learned Com-
missioner, of which 18 were final orders. Some creditors
opposed, and in two or three cads errangemants were made
for the benefit of creditors and insolvent. Creditors consider
it hard that their debtors should come to the court rather
than make an effort to pay theta.

botham's chop-window in the Ringsland-road. The pri-
soner, who was standing about • yard from him, was
looking in at the window at the some MM. While so en-
gaged witness beard a crash and breaking of glass, and on
turning round he sow the prisoner withdrawing his hand
from a hole in the pane of glass. Upon that he started off,
followed by witness, to the aid of Bases-court, where he lost
sight of him. Information was thee given to the police, and
from the description so given the prisoner wee taken into
custody.
William Latham, mutant to Mr. Higinbotham, said on
the night in question he heard guest mashing of glass in
the window and on going outsidehe sow a gold chain lying
on the pavement, and• Large stone within the window' with
which, no doubt, the glue had been broken. He then missed
two gold watches, three gold chains, and one locket, the
whole being valued at upwards of 301. They were safe five
minutes before, and were the ,terq of his master.
William Turat, golioe-ooeina 466 N, said from informa-
tion he received, he took the prisoner into custody in the
Kingsland-road, and he told him that he was charged with
stealing jewellery, but he denied all knowledge of it. The
last witness handed him • stone, which he had compared
with the stone pavement which had been recently broken
opposite the prisoner's house in Essex court, and they fitted
togmher.
In the course of the examination, it transpired that on the
6th of April, 1862, the prisoner was tried in this court for
felony, and u there were then two previous convictions
proved against him, he was sentenced to be transported for
seven
Mr. Rigby made an able defence for the prisoner, end called
three witnesses, who attempted to prove an alibi on his part,
which, however, completely failed.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty.
Mr. Pley untamed him to be kept in penal servitude
for ten year..
noose Joan, 30, sad John Jones, 29, the former a clerk,
and the latter a communal traveller, surrendered to take
their trial for unlawfully assaulting and beating Joseph
Hooley and others, mutable, of the metropolitan police force,
in the execution of their duty. They were also indicted for •
common assault.

Mr. Payne (instructed by the Treasury) appeared for the
prosecution ; Mr. Le Breton conducted the defence.
The prisoners pleaded thaty to the indictment for a com-
mas assault.

Mr. Le Breton, in mitigation, said that the prisoners, on
Christmas-eve, had too freely indulged in the festivities of
the season, and being intoxicated, were set on and
so rubbed y
sl
a low gang of persons. On the police coming up, the -
soners, being charged by some of the gang, felt aggrle at
the charge, and committed the assault complained of. In the
struggle one of the policemen was ruptured, and received
other injuries.
The Assistant Judge deferred judgment until the first day
of next sessions, and the prisoners were removed to Cold-
bath-gelds Prison in the van.

(Before Mr. Cressy .)
/Filliewi NAV, 22, and John Nora' 32, were indicted for
.feeling a leg of pork, value 10.., the property of Francis
&worm

Mr.-Plate prosecuted; Mr. Metcalfe appeared for Neve,
and Mr. F. E. Lewis for Norse.
The prosecutor is a beershop keeper, living at Colnery
Hatch, and on the night of the 10th of December the prisoner
Norse brought the other prisoner to his house for lodgings,
and having some suspicion of them he took the promotion of
imitating the back door. On the night of the 18th of De-
cember the prisoner Neva came again, and asked permindon
to nub his hands in the bark kitchen, and while there he
contrived, in concert with the other prisoner, to staid *kg of
pork which had been placed in a cupboard. The keg of pork
was thrown out of the back window, but the transaction was
witnessed by a polioe-constable, and both Women were
taken into custody.
The prisoners were found Guilty, and each sentenced to
hard labour for three months.