The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-13 00:00:00

INDIA.

TRIESTE, FBA. 12, 9.30 ♦.r.
MR. R. SIMSON, UNDER-SECRETARY TO THE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, TO THE HON. THE
SECRET COMMITTEE, EAST INDIA HOUSE.

CALCUTTA, JAN. 9.

The Commander-in-Chief, having marched to.
wards Futtehghur, was opposed by the rebels a the
bridge over the Kalee Nnddee ; he attacked and de-
feated them, on the 2nd of January, with heavy lose,
capturing seven guns—two of them 18-pounders.
Futtehghur was occupied without opposition on
the 4th of January ; the enemy have now evacuated
it, after their defeat on the 2nd, taking with them
three guns. The heavy guns were found in position.
Much property belonging to the gun and clothing
agencies has been saved.
A quantity of gold and silver plate and other pro-
perty belonging to the Nana has been captured near
Bithoor.

The insurgents at Puttia were attacked and dis-
persed by Colonel Seaton's column on the 17th of
December. Twelve guns were captured and 300
rebels killed. We lost one man only.

The enemy were also defeated at Mynpooree by
Colonel Seaton's column on the 27th of December ;
all their guns (six) taken, and 230 killed ; none re-
ported killed on our aide.
Sir James Ontram, on the 22nd of December,
attacked and dispersed the rebels, who had ap-
proached his camp in force. The loss on our side
was trifling ; we captured four guns and several
ammunition waggons. This defeat has dispirited
the enemy and given confidence to the villagers, who
are beginning to bring supplies into our camp.
Brigadier Campbell crossed the Ganges at Alla•
habad, and ou the sth of January attacked and de•
fasted a rebel Nazim, near Secundra, killing 330
men. Our loss was one man killed, and one (pm?).
The frontier Tuhseels were attacked, and sore
buildings burnt.

The defeat of the rebels at Secundra will restore
tranquillity in this quarter.
Nothing new from Azimghar.
The Goruckpore rebels were attacked and de.
feated by Rowcroft's column on the 26th of Decem•
ber at Sohumpore, losing three guns and all their
ammunition, baggage, and one casualty on our side.
Brigadier-General M'Gregor writes that Mahe.
rajah Jung Bahadoor's force was at Pudravna.
On the lit of January the rebels retired to Capin
Gunge.

The Ohoorks army has been most orderly and
well conducted, and the villagers flock to the camp
in numbers with supplies. The force was expected
to reach Goruckpore en the Bth of January.
Ooruckpore was taken on the 6th by the force
under Maharajah Jung Bahadoor. The enemy bad
entrenched themselves strongly, but made a feeble
resistance. Seven guns were taken, and 200 mu
killed. Our loss was only two Ghoorkas killed and
seven wounded.
The country is very friendly, and supplies &bon.
dant.

Captain Osborne, with the troops of the &well
Rajah, took the city of Myhere by storm on the 28th
Dec., capturing two guns.
The fort of Myhere was also taken on the 3rd of
January.
The direct route to Bombay has been re-opened.
Nothing new from Indore.
The Maharajah of Owalior has come to Agra ot
a visit.

_
The Dacca mutineers crossed the Teed& river, and
made way through dense jungles into Nepaul.
A Ghoorka regiment has been sent against thee
by Jung Bahadoor, and it is supposed they will fall
back spin to the eastward.
Abrynle is keeping a sharp look-out for them.
The Chittagong mutineers are wandering about
in the Bacillar jungles ; many have been killed and
captured by the Bylhet Light Infantry and tis
Lookiss.

All quiet at Julpigoree.
A portion of the ladies and wounded of the LA-
MM garrison arrived in Calcutta on the 9th d
January. RAVEN.
Trieste, Feb. 12, 9.16 a.m.

THE INDIA AND CHINA MAIL

We have been favoured by the Peninsular Kai
Oriental Steam Navigation Company with the M
lowing telegram :
"The steam-ship Equine, with the India ani
China mails, arrived at Marseilles last evening.
" The mails left for London at 10 p.m."