The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-15 00:00:00

LATER NEWS FROM INDIA,

We have received the following telegram from
the India-house :

" Sir I. Outram's force was attacked by the Luck-
now insurgents on January 12th ; the enemy were
repulsed with a loss of 400 men. On January 18th
the attack was renewed, and again repulsed. On
both occasions the British lom was trifling.
" Sir Hugh Rose is at &hors, and is expected to
arrive at Bangor on the 28th of January. He will
afterwards advance again to Thane.
"On January 13, Sir Hugh Rose, after disarming
the Shower (? Bhottra) Contingent, tried and exe-
cuted 149 mutineers.

" General Whitelock's forte was at Nagpore.
The village of the rebellious Thakor of Rewa was
attacked, and, after an obstinate resistance, taken
and burnt on the 6th of January.
" The Panjaub and all quiet, with the exception
of Rndesh (? Handeish). The Bheels assembled in
force near the Nixam's frontier, and were attacked,
on Jan. 20 by Captain Montgomery in the Mindar
Junmle.Armun. An indecisive contest ensued, in
which Captain Montgomery and three other officers
were severely wounded, one of whom, Lieutenant
Stewart, of the Nisam's Infantry, has since died of
his wounds. Our total low is stated to be 60 rank
MCI rue.

" The intelligence was received by telegraph in
Bombay on the 22nd of January, and reinforcements
are on their way.
" No further excesses are reported on the part of
the Bhorapoor Rajah, and the Nizam's country is
tranquil.

" H. ANDERSON, Secretary to Government.
" Bombay Gude, Jan. 23.
" Yalta, Feb. U.

" VINCENT MONTANARO."

The following telegram from Acting Consul
General Green was received at the Foreign-office,
February 14, 8.30 p.m.
" Alexandria, February 10.

" The Pekin arrived on the Bth inst. She
brings Bombay dates to the 23rd alt. The force
under Sir Jamas Outram at Alambagh, 4,000
strong, was attacked by the enemy on the 22nd De-
cember, on the 12th January, and again on the
18th January, when, on each occasion, the insur-
gents were defeated with ,heavy loss of men and
guns, and almost without a casualty on our aide.
" Sir Colin Campbell, with a force of about 8,000
men left Cawnpore on 24th December, and secured
a large quantity of treasure at Bhitoor. On the
27th, he attacked and defeated the enemy on the
Klioree Nudes. On the 11th January, he took
possession of Futisoheim (?), the enemy leaving
their guns, baggage, and ammunition behind them.
" Troops are now being pushed through Scinde
into the Punjanb. In the course of next fortnight
Sir J. Lawrence will have obtained a re-inforoement
of 3,000 to 4,000 men; ha has already provided
horses at Lahore, to mount the cavalry on their
arrival.

" A strong column, under Brigadier Roberts, is
moving from Deesa into Rajpootana. The first
detachment, under Major Rains, captured an insnr.
gent stronghold near Mount Aboo, subsequently
proceeding to Nusseerabe,d. Other forces are ad-
vancing to join them.
The Mulwa mutineers at Indore having been
disposed of, Sir H. Rose proceeded on the 10th
to Lechoa, and was followed next day by Sir R.
Hamilton. A Madras column, about to be joined
by Sir W. Grant, is advancing.
The papers state that the country all over is
being tranquillised by degrees ; but a vast amount
of work has still to be performed.

This telegram arrived at Malta from Alexandria,
by French packet, at 10.20 p.m., on February 13.
(Signed) LYONS, Admiral.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
AXD 111.111/8 TILIORA7111.)

MALTA, Pas. 13.

Mail arrived, with data from Bombay, Jan. 24.
Freights and prices have risen. Import market
improved. Exports dull. Freights on London, Ws. ;
Liverpool, 25e.

Exchange on London, 2s. 0/d., at six months.
sight. Bank discount, 8 per cent. Government
Bills, 12 per cent. Paper, 5 per cent. Public Works
Loan, 90.

SARDINIA AND NAPLES.

Our Naples correepondent writes in a posteript to
a letter dated the Bth :

" On the Bourse it is said that the Sardinian
Charge d'Affaires has been directed to demand the
immediate restitution of the Cagliari, and the libe-
ration of the crew, on the ground that the capture
wu illegal. The demand is said to have been
formally refused, and the refusal has left Naples.
I believe the above report to be true."

THE UNITED STATES.

(IT BRITISH AND IRISH NAONNTIC TILICORANE.)

LIVERPOOL., MONDAY.
The Europa, from New York on the 3rd, arrived
off Holyhead at eight this morning. She brings
four days' later news.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom ore own commarommwr.)
PARIS, SUNDAY EVIIITNO.
It is announced that Prince Napoleon has aban-
doned the idea of visiting Egypt and Syria, and
that the Pasha of Egypt has been officially informed
of his changed intentions.

The 2.5 th of this month is definitively fixed for
the trial of Orsini, Pierri, Audio, and Gomez, on
the charge of attempting to murder the Emperor.
The prisoners were yesterday afternoon removed
from Mesas prison to the Conciergerie, to await
their triaL Orsini and Pierri have written to M.
Jules Fans to say that they have chosen him for
their counsel. Forty witnessed, have been sub-
poenaed.
The National Gazette of Berlin publishes a Frank-
fort letter, dated February 11, which affirms that
the authorities of Korigstein, in the duchy of Nas-
sau, have Lased a warrant fee the erred of a Mr.