The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-29 00:00:00

IDIA.

We have received oar dispatches fres India and
China by the overland mail, eta Munißee.
The CaJesus advisee W this arrival one down to
the itibid, and these Bea Madras tie the 28th, of
ApriL Our letter by the Bombay mail, published
se Thursday week, wee tided, as will be annern-
leered, Apnl 1141 the preesat mail, therefore, sdda
aothtng to oar sews Bas the disturbed districts.
The Orerlassd 'Wald of /mho has published the
text of The proelanati.4 to the people of Oude.
The Ueda Segura, it is reported, has taken pot
session of a strong fort in the immediate neighbour.
hood of Keyrhad. She has 3,000 adherents end a
goodly gauntry awesome. Maur Bingh has under-
taken to supply boats for the passage of the Ghoorkes
serous the Goitre- These allies are at Nawahrtng,
end have 4,000 as. laden with plunder. Kw
Singh is aid to be very anxious to get back into
Behar. Nana Sahib is at &scaly, and is reported
to be out of health and spirits, in coniience of the
death of two nephews who were killed, it is be-
lieved, at Azimghar. Khan Bahadoor is reported
to have died from the effects of opium smoking ;
and this province, Bareilly, is in a state of utter cia-
organisation.
Sir Jobe Lyrist* has assumed charge of the
Delhi, Haar and Sires districts, and has called upon
every commenity and section of a community to repay
the losses sustained by the leropeans during the re-
Whom. The reps t will be collected either is
• fius or by the aM of estate or property. Under
this order the Loodeensh Mission has already re-
ceived twenty-four thousand rupees. The above
is ell the new, relating to the rebellion.
Sir James Outrun has taken his seat in the

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Supreme Council.
The Englishness reports a lamentable accident at
Lotah, that had deprived the form and the army of
two gallant °Moen—Captains Baralgette, her Ma-
jesty s 96th, and Bainbrlgge, who, with • party of
Bepoya, were blown up by a mine, and it is said not
a trace of aof them could be found. The act was
premeditated; the rebels, bet two or three, who so-
complishid it, having drawn on our ill-fated party to
the fatal 'pot.
The Overfeed Aimed states that all recruiting
throughout the Punjab his been put=„to, and
that inhabitants are being " re-d.lia
A letter from Lacknow, dated the 16th, states all
to be quiet, and that the shopkeepers wire rate
to their armoires in the city. A detaohmenitilia
gone out towards Fyaahad to aid the doorkhakm
they did not like their rear being unprotected. The
heat in camp wee very intense, and numbers of
soldiers and Aosta were in hospitaL
The Ciskulte Alssrlishissan dwells very impres-
sively on the insuency of the European military
forte now in India to restore the tranquillity of the
country, and calls for reinforcements from England.
Lord Ginning bee issued a proclamation calling
at the coastaimeonme of divisions to bring to the
notice of government all natives of the country who
have rendered nimbie services during the rebellion.
Hu lordship declares that he considers it one of his
Ant duties, se soma as tranquillity is restored, to
seek out, acknowledge, and suitably reward meri-
torious conduct on the part of the natives.
In Bengal the magistrates are raising battalion'
of police, about 130 strong. They are composed of
all mates except Brahmins and Rajpoote. They are
to be called Station Guards, and their duties will be
to assist the magistrates when force is required, and
to perform all guard and escort duty. The Hoy
'magistrate hu enlisted a number of native Mir,
Mans. This body has hitherto kept aloof from em-
ment of this kind, bat in the present instance
appear to have eseepted it with great readiness;
we also see it stated that native Christian police
keret= Mu ben appointed at Agra, so that it is
putt& the =sum say be adopted gonerally.