The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-16 00:00:00

GORVCKPORE.

The rebel', who bad again advanced on Banaee,
were driven off, and the country east of Banaee is
now in a great measure cleared of rebels. The
territory bordering on Gueth (?) continues to be
disturbed.

ALLAHABAD DIVISION.
Nothing of importance to report.
ROEULOUND DIVISION.

This division continues quiet, with the exception
of the northern frontier of Shahjehanpore, which
suffers from occasional runs by the Oude rebels. A
force from Shahjehanpore, under Sir T. Seaton,
encountered a body of rebels at the village of Ban-
gamaon, on the Otule frontier, on theft of October,
took two guns out of three, and killed 300 men.
Our loss about 12 killed and wounded. On the
same day another body of rebels attacked Powesen,
bat were repulsed.
The Agra, Meerut, and Kumaon Divisions are
quiet.

JHM4BI DIVISION.

This division has been generally quiet ; but the
approach of Tantia Topee, who was last heard of
on the banks of the Betwa, on the borders of the
Ballutpoor district, has caused great uneasiness.
Captain Fenton, the Deputy Commissioner of Sal-
lutpoor, has had to abandon his district and fall back
on Ihansi. It appeared uncertain whether Tends,
Topes would move in the direction of Jhansi.
The Jubbulpoor Division tolerably quiet.
CENTRAL INDIA.

On the 2nd of October Tend* Topee attacked
and took Enaghar. The troops of Sindiah, who
held the place, are believed to have fraternised
with the rebels. The post of Thandegree, in the
Jhansi division, was attacked by a portion of Tantia
Topee's force from the 7th to the 9th of October.
The rebels were beaten off by the garrison, which
was composed of Sindiah's troops, and retreated to
Seel (qr.) ten miles off. On the 9th of October Ge-
neral Michell surprised a division of the rebels under
the Banda Nawab at Mongrenlie (qr.), killing 169
of them and taking six guns. The Rao Sihib is
said to have gone towards Jhansi with another
division.

PUNJAUB.
DELHI TERRITORY.

The Bing of Delhi left Zeennt Mahn], and Annan
Bait left Delhi on the 7th of October, under esoort
of her Majesty's 9th Leacers, a troop of Horse Ar-
•
tulery, and a Police Battalion.

BENGAL.
PATNA DIVISION.

A party of Sepoys wen attaaked sear Doomdaon,
is the Arrah district, and about 90 men killed. Oar
laas two officesi—Captain Nason, Military Train;
Captain Douglas, Madras Cavalry—killed.
G. F. EDMONSTONE, Secretary to the
Government of India, with the Go-

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DEDIAO3, DATED 7113 16m or ocrOtzi, 1868.

A faros was despatched from Saltanpoor on the
20th of October to Daodpoor, where it completely
defeated the Nuaserabad rebels/ brigade, taking
three guns, three elephants, and all the enemy's ma-
terials. The fort of Burrah was taken on the 21st.
The British law on these oeouions amounted to
labout 40 wounded and a few killed.

BENARES.

The Deputy-Magistrate of Sasearam reports that
the column under Colonel Turner engaged a body of
the enemy at the village of Baja (?), Captain Sir H.
Havelock at the same time pressing their rear with
kis cavalry. The enemy was completely rented,
losing 600 in killed ; the British, one officer killed
mad two wounded, and seven or eight men killed and
wooded.