The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-19 00:00:00

palace in the evening. From Alumbagh we hear that the
Brd and 88th Regiments which arrived on the 11th were
sent back tti Cawnpore on the 12th, Sir John Inglis being
efreid of a visit from the Calpee Face."—Bomboy Standard,
March 22.

BUNDLECUND.

We are indebted to government for the following
telegram from Camp Tal Behut, dated 15th Mardi, eu,
Indore, addressed by Sir Robert Hamilton to Lord 111 plus.
atone, giving a brief would of the progress of our arms ill
Bundle:wind

.. Bata/day, March 20, 11 am,

"By the occupation of Tal Debut, the whole of the
Chanderee district and all the possession of ths Reaper.
Rajah on the right honk of the Betwa river are freed from the
rebel'. Oar authority is established in Banpore Itself, and al
ftevillagen have been confiscated and incorporated in the Ne.
hitpore district, under Captain /*Mean, whom I have place
in charge. The Shehgurg territory is attacked, and Dir.
Thornton left in charge at Murnowra, the moat eentlical
place. In the district of Bangor the authority of the civil
power is restored. The Rx-Retjah of Shahgurh was la at
heard of hiding in the jungle near the Hearin
river with twenty followers, a pony, and a palkee. The
Rajah of Banpore is said to have fled to 'head, which
place his eldest son had quitted for Jallsnah. My people
found two palanquins and a tonjan belonging to the Rajah
which have been left concealed in a field near the village of
Dar. The mutineers end rebels under Balla Sahib, brother
to the Nana, are plundering in Bundlecund, levying money
from every one and demanding large sums from the
Chiefs. The town of Chatham hes been burnt, and
the Rajah driven into the fort, which he was still defending
by the last account. Seven lace of rapes had been wanted
of the Chunrpore Rajah. Sir Hugh Roes with the al.
cond brigade are at Tal Behut, thirty-six miles frees
JhAn/i. The first brigade are attacking the fort of Chas.
dares on the left bank of the Bitwa which is expected te
be occupied immediately, after which the two brigade
more on Jhansi. The force is very healthy and supplies
ere plentiful. The Tebree State bee helped us :well and
so has Niue:. The country in our rear is quite quiet;
the crops promise a good harvest. Johannes Jacob, en
Armenian, who was a jemadar at Wreath and a captain can.
mending 100 men in the Banpore Rajah's service, has jet
given himself up, with four followers, and I have made hire
over to Major-General Sir Hugh Rose, to be tried by court
martial. All quiet at Indore and Dialer& ; the panic at In-
dore was without any sort of foundation."—Bombay Tinto.

The following arrangements have been m►de in
the Brigade of Scinde Irregular Horse, under the oommand
of Brigadier• General John Jacob, C.B..—Major W. L,
Merewether, to be commandant of the let Regiment, with
Lieutenant J. Gordon as second in command, and
Lieutenant W. Dickinson as adjutant ; Captain
Green to be commandant of the 2nd Regiment, with Lien.
tenant B. King as second in command; and Lieutenant W.
L. Briggs to be commandant of the 3rd Regiment, with
Lieut. G. W. Macaulay as second in command. Lieutenant
C. F. F. Chamberlain of the 26th Regiment N. 1., who wie
wounded in a recent encounter with the Bheels, hu ben
appointed Brigade Major of the Made Irregular Horse.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18.

•
Rear-Admiral Sir H. D. Chads, K.C.8., hoisted
his Bag (pro tern.) on board the Renown, 91, screw, Caput"
A. Forbes, last evening, and exchanged salutes with the
Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir George Seymour, li.C.h,
G.C.H. The Renown will sail, we understand, on TOO*
for Lisbon, in company with the Diadem, 32, screw hip%
Captain Moorsom, C. 8., the Congos, 31, screw frig*.
Captain T. Mason, and the Racoon, 21, mew corvette, 09:
tam Paynter, to be presort at the celebration of the earl
wedding. The Renown has nearly completed her contras
meat, and yesterday the crew were paid wages in 'seam
The Marlborough, 131, screw, Captain Lord Fre:brick
Herr, has now watered more than half her crew.
The Blenheim, 60, screw, Captain F. Scott, C. 8., Deihl
yesterday morning at daybreak fur Portland, in compaysith
her tender, the Biter, gunboat.
The Vulcan, 6, iron screw troopship, Commander I. So
combs, sailed yesterday forenoon for Idaho, having (eked
the 2nd battalion of the Srd Regiment of Foot.
The Prince Albert (ladiaman), Captain Waters, band
from Bombay to London, arrived at Spithead on
evening, having twenty-five passengers on board. faBshtlet
Bombay on the 27th of January, called at the Mauritius ra
the 16th of February, and at the Cape of God Hope ou ths
6th of March. She landed some of her passengers at Party
mouth by the pilot bags.

DISEMBODIMENT OF THE MILITIA.—The Mewing
Engltitents now eerving in Ireland will be immedisiel,
dime= vie. :—South Devon, at Waterford; Leicester.
shire, at Cwragh camp; Shropshire, at Dublin; Lti
Surrey, at the Curragh camp ; 4th Middle•ex, at &him;
Aberdeen, at Dublin ; North Gloucester, at Dahlia ; sad thi
Woroistarshire, at the Curragh. Previous to their *Ws
Lug their several counties the men are to have the optics d
volunteering into the regular forces. Those regiments d
militia remaining embodied after this month are, it is repot*
to be disembodied in June.