The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-15 00:00:00

INDIA.

By the arrival of the Overland Nisi: we have
received advisee flan Went a to Nov. b. The
papers is mush taken up with Lord Canning'e tour
thread h Oisde and the Upper Provinces. Mamma
of hie visit to Larknew rescind ins by the &missy
Mail. On Oct. 210 the OuveroovGvtieral and the
Conniandevia-Chisf departed for Cawnporie. The
show sod ceremonial of the week ere Meted to have
been .tir.7-witol, bat it is aa.d that they had given
grew Oft tire to Raropeene at Lbeknow. Begirding
troops Inc Chula aoudad farther had °marred. TIN
Overland INtiend of lath. my.:
A w rorb ego her Illegesty's Gib wage et liinwywe on
thew way to Haug Ken. Volunteers brae war have Lull
twirl trite bledr•s, Suntay, livirreehee, but the neelte,
&ugh sot yet Sawa. craw be dowlotel. The delight,"
paused t• wlghent deity " Ys • Gemmel Owlet eighteen days
age, bar nut yet bees yeAtilid. The 42 'nineteen. fruit
the Alai,* Castle al A agues wore returned .11w haying
less p
pet en bawd slo to be brought beek to Celestas.
They ewe pad t be a bed see, of weave the homeward-
baud Alm* wore wily ewe earl be be rid. Pew in England
eaanaderetwel the Wiese craws for bowie whteh hes mused
every soldier In local sad hoe alike. The wen tab
whoa we beer queen, bon the intelligent sad well
ethic Aid sou voomireioned odlc.v to the most boorish
loot f • raw riitruit, describe life M. as toreros misery.
Act,. • would surer them. VAsettetrior for the coevals*
M. le would have t» cote 1 half the force st lomat new on Its
way too,. But to ask men la • carets. way to re-enlist fur
we. ertib all put i•tvios al all pew IM•10011 I,oolli,
awe ow 84 bousty, with no wasitestation of tees, ao al erieg
K,1,-4, as eennins4 ins words, is to court a WOW la sty
Or •11,001/1111, et. In tor M.ittity's regiments alone, saw than*
Ise nraer prohibiting the porch... of &whim is withdrew.,
fort, ova seen of all claw.. pp t. eergeatvasjor, sad of
sit teems of itreu,, have lately paid ea= ranging
from M. to 301.. end anionuting in all to 8001., fur their die-

B. wads commands hare been abolished. For the
futu, the senior otfieer in a station will command the
bei.: de without 1111011411M11.
. -

.e rulesiorcom•--pe7;saiion to sufferers by the
mu' any have been leaned. The loss, in support of
whti la prima fuck. evidence was laid before the cow-
mi-eioners, amounts to Rs. 2.07,83,214, and there are
Nether eleven to the extent of Its. 32,67,783 which
are 1 • .lorful. To meet this it u expected the sum of
Its. 80,60,060 will be sufficient, but on no account is
mote than a million sterling to be given, which sum
is to be remitted to India in the course of this
001.1 ...anon. A distinction is made between real
and personal property. In the case of real
per; cry, where the amount of the admitted lose
011,1 not exceed Re. 2,000, one-half shall be awarded,
and where the loos exceed* that sum, Re. 1,000 shall
be given and one third of the surplus. Losers of pee-
mid property are to receive one-third of the ad-
mitt..B 100, but in en case shall more than Rs. 6,000
be granted. Compennotion commissioners have
been appointed in Bengal, the North-West, the
Punjaub, (►ude, Rajpootaus, and Central India, to
conduct the necessary inquiries. Not later than two
mot its after cloaing the iuquiries the amount conceded
will be paid. Insurance companies receive nothing.
No bastion of the lees of profits can he entertained.
A ',Oak will receive only a third of the value of its
buildings. If the full million is really given, it is be-
lies. d, with such important exceptions as them,
most of the claims will be met.

Ot the WagneretierelTlTttle further to record.
The aseault on Beyt seems to have been sadly mis-
managed. One account says there were only 130
men in the fort. Hot the whole strength of the
roes u centred in Dwarka, and there to. struggle
expected to be deadly. The force landed on the
20rti of October. Ip to the 21'h, beyond the cap-
ture of a small fort, nothing had been done. War
Norio had been sent for from Bombay and Kur-
riche,.

The campaign in Rundlecund hu begun. Fe-
role Shah, Furrund Alt, and Remmust Singh
are in a dense jungle on a bend of the Cane
Ayer, whirl rubs in a north easterly direction
from the frontier of the Saugor and Nerbudda
tawny to the Jamul', between Chutterpore and
Panb. Br the tut intelligence Brigadier Wheeler
and his %tiff had armed at Nagode and assumed
command of the head-qoartere column, connoting of
the 'lnd Sikhs, two companies of her Majesty's 43rd,
and the li jotter Rojpoot Levy. The plan for scour-
ing the jungles is likely to b • successful. From the
south and west three columns, under Colonel Prim-
/ow, her Majesty's 43rd ; Colonel Ooltes, 12th Royal
Lauren; and Colonel Nott, 19th Madras Native
infantry, are marching on them. From Sanger
Camel Ross advances with his Camel Carps. and
(rem Banda, Colonel Turner, Lf the 97th. Alex-
ander. Hone guards the road from Ohysabod to
H 11' • &h. Prepetations are being made foe esapaigs
on the Dade frontier. Most circumstantial mama
of the death of Nana Sahib again abound.

oa the let of November • large meeting was held
in Calmat% to inaugurate • I,nrary and scientific
intottetton. It we. at tint designed for tradesmen
and their anistante, but Sir Mordaunt Wells having
Ono d the committee exerted himself to extend it.
Moats to all classes of the community, and met
with much towns. Sir Mordarnt presided at the
me-tirg, and Pr. Duff delivered the inaugural
addict..

'I'M Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ilentiock,
with the mail of the 27th September, dtd not reach
Lii;cutla tilt the sth Met.