The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-31 00:00:00

previona to tbis action, Brigadier Adrian Hope and
three other °Seers were killed.

Brigadier Penny's brigade crossed the Ganges at
Meeolee on the 2Tth of April, and will probably
proceed towards Bodaon, joining the Commander-in-
Chief before he reaches Bareilly.

A party consisting of 260 Europeuts, 160 Sikhs,
with two mountain-train howitzers, from Arrah,

under the command of Captain Le Grand, attacked
Honer Sing near Inide Espore (Jugdespoor P) on
the 23rd of April. They were repulsed with the lees
of three °Mem—Captain Le Grand, Lieutenant

Musey, and Dr. Clerk, of her Majesty's 36th Regi-
ment, and a large number of men. The two guns
were spiked and abandoned.
Sir E. Lugard had since crossed the Ganges.

The Shannon Naval Brigade, which warn return-
ing to Calcutta, hu been stopped at Taman and
Sherghotty, and the Indian Naval Brigade has
moved to Patna.

Kooer Sing's force, by the latest amounts, was
intrenching itself at Jung Deespoor (Jugdespoor P).
Kooer Sing himself was wounded in forcing his
way to Jung Deerpoor, and is now said to bare died
from the effects of his wounds.

G. F. EDMONBTONE.
Secretary to the Goverment of India with
the Governor-General,

VINCENT G. MONTANARO.
Malta, May 30, 1858.

SUPPLEMENT.
To Ma. SECINTANT ELMO/WON&
/MORAN DAVID ALLLNABAD, NAT 1.)

joined General Wal-
pole's division on the 27th of April, and entered
Shahjehanpoor without opposition on the 30th.
The people who had deserted the town were passed
returning as the column advanced towards
Azumtee.

" Brigadier Pennefather attacked the rebels on
the 30th of April, about 10 miles from &slam, and
defeated them, taking several guns.

CAWNPORE DISTRICT.

A party of rebels, about 1,000 strong, surprised
the police and the Teheild. ar establishment on the
2nd of May. The Teheildar was wounded, and a
small amount of treasure lost.

PUNIAUB.

Rusoolabad has again been threatened.
The field force under General Sir Sidney Cotton
attacked and burnt Taints on the 25th of April.
The rebel chief of that place suffered great loss in
property ; about 20 of him followers were killed sad
wounded in the attack. There was no loss on our
aide.

One of the new Punjab regiments under Lieute-
nant Thelwell dietinguished itself greatly.
H. R. ANDERSON,
_

Secretary to the Government.
Bombay Castle, May 8.
Malta., May 30. V. G. MONTANARO.

SUNDAY, MAT 30, 8.15 p.m.—Received the follow-
ing menage, dated Malta :

PEON H. N. ANDSISON, lIQ., TO J. D. DICKINSON,

sea, EAST INDIA RODIN.

The that brigade of Sir H. Ruse's foree left
Jhansi on the 26th 9f April for Gelpoe. A report
has beta received by electric telegraph that he met
and defeated the rebels at %conch. Sir H. Rose
will effect a junction with General Whitelook bekre
attacking Calpee.
On the 26th of April the father of the Resew of
Jhaaai was executed at Meng.

A strong brigade under Colonel Smith left Hotah
on April 28 to co-operate with Sir H. ROW sad
protect that officer's rear.

_
The dimming is Gazerat proceeds successfully.
Preparations are in program for carrying out the
measure in Cambay.
The insurgent Bheels and Mearsmees, after their
defeat at Amba Panes on April 11, fled across the
Nerbudda, and are being followed up by the Sut-
poora field forte.
The Sawun Demers have come into the Sawunt
Warne territory with few followers, and are hiding
in the jungles.
Bombay, May 11.
Malta, May 30.

V. MONTANARO.

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AND WTIS Twisozassa
MALTA, MAT SO.
The dates from Bombay are to the 9th of May.
Captain Peel had died of small-pox.
We have had 14 actions in the last fortnight, in
two of which we suffered reverses.
BOMBAY COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Bombay motley market continues tight. Im-
ports are dull, and prices on the deeline. Exports
are brisker. Freights are lower.
F.:change is at 2s. lid. to 2s. lid.

DEPARTURE OF TER ATLANTIC TELE-
GRAPHIC SQUADRON.

PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY.
The ships of the Atlantic telegraph squadroa
sailed on their experimental trip this afternoon, for
the purpose of testing machinery, and rehearsing
various operations connected with the laying of the
cable.
They reached the offing at ten minutes past
p.m., and steamed in line for the south-west in the
following order—Gorgon, Valorous, Agamemnon,
and Niagata.
The squadron will return to Plymouth about
the 4th of June, previous to its final departure to
lay the cable.