The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

by e bullet in his head, which could not be extracted, and ha
snared dreadfully in coomqoaxce. Last Saturday Lieu-
tenant Charlton woe ambled to pull the billet out himself.
Lieutenant Hevener was wounded about the same time as
Lieutenant Charltoa by a round shot, w►ich broke his leg.
Hie sofisitage also were my great. Lieutenant Clary was
not wooded, bat hs mired so much from cholera end psea-
lysis that it was necessary he should be amended bows.
He was also pretest in Loamy during the whole siege,
Lieutesente Chariton, Harmer, and Clary are the three
young officers whom Brigadier Inglis In his memorable
despatch, wisdom, an "haring nobly distinguished thaw
selves in the performance of their duty." They declare that
al/ the published accotutra therhavesses of the suffiginge af
the woman, children, and garrison of Locknow fail le
describe adequately what was endured. Oot of 23 officers of
the 32nd Regiment, to which Lieutenants Chariton, Harmer,
red Clary belong, 12 ware killed, I died of cholera, end
7 ware wounded. Those three young dims, se well se all
the other peeseagers connected with Lucksow o► Cewnpore,
were received on landing by the crowd who waited to wel-
come them with the greatest sympathy sad respect.
Lout rant Knight swami Lucknow with Havelock's tet-
hering two, and was severely wounded while assisting in
capturing two guns in a narrow street. He, with 26 other
wounded max, were surroanded by the aftenty, and all bat
himself were cut to pieces. He, however, received another
wound . and se • Bepoy raised him Weer to despatch him,
Lieutenant Knight rolled out of the dhoolie, and crawled in
IV coafiteion sway. Whilst doing ea he received a third
wood, but he at length regaled a party of Fraglialt soldiers,
sod vas eared. He hoe two wounds in his right leg, end
imam la his left thigh.

Certain Cornwall fought under Colonel P. nell at Finny.
ptwe, awl this joined the Commander-in-Chitin illtuntogis
en the antics to the anal relief of Lucksow. On the ro-
tors to C•wnpon, he was wounded by a ballet from •
shrapesi •hall between the •huskier e•d collar bone, which
bullet was &thrum& extracted near the epise. It was
Captain Carswell who commanded the party mentioned la
Sir Cobs Campbeire despatch as having attacked the
Lockman, barracks, driven the rebel. out of it, and captured
thre • pos. Ha km been 22 years in the army, end is a
meta& of Si. years' Mending.
Lieseen•at Oils" fought under Windham at the bade of
Crampon, sod past es • detachment of hie regiment had
captured two of the enemy's guns, he wait wounded by a
ballet in hie left arm, where it still remains.
Carina Miller was wounded on the hip joint, the ball
pawing through Ids right leg, during the het attack of
lb. esemy at the bottle of C•wnpon. Ile bad been slightly
worded is the sears* while attempting to prevent the
rahele, 1,4100 'Maw with artillery, from gaining pans-
gins d a Wee scrota the Gape. Ensign Trams was
the Int who was wooded is Wisdhanie retreat at Cram-
pon. He was hit in the Madder while emisting a sailors'
party Mlaringing is their 24-pousdem

Caplan Laden= was awiitaut (amalgams at Lackaow
when tit mealsy leak place there. HI house wee farmed late
aft wiped by lie H. Lamm* mid lertilled with a doebrele
illeeh owl meow& Here the caplets, with 20 tees, defended
hi pendia eight end gay iltriag the whole lege
spirt the easay, who were cal, forty yards distant
with wise heavy VW. Owe the eamy peeetzeted the
Mar* sal were all shot dove the,. Carlota badmen
10114 W wife sad awe child, from went, durlag the deg&
Hie Ilttie bey, three yews old, survived, sad was brought
wham yesiwthq at 8 nathareptork. Whitt as board the'
Pees, whew the eldp'e gam bred • why wad while the
Mho. AM:ft ea beard were frightened, be said to clip hi
Ude herb awl hastah, i Windt, of what be MA lees
&deg the Mai id Leese,. Alter the relief of Latham
Cepeeta Aa as Mewl Dripritee Kepi Ortat's kook eel
helped to ea up the livelier nide. setwegoeady to their
diet d Cewupeee, by Er Cis Orepbell. Caplets baker-
saa wee wounded Ash* wen idler Havelock intend
Labe.

Capella IL Y. 1111111114111 commanded the =flying picker
dam GM lb*, whisk dahmiled Wimilheme• maim altos
As holds of Calmar. Ho cammrsiod the right wing
of est regimast dry tlss disastrous hatt/e. H. was th•
Mt lacer 10 melt tho Ow.tior guns, and though'
soma volleys were And direct at him, and
•: @Mame of his memoir were killed, he escaped
swileseheiL While at the amemy's pas h. shot doors
In with Ms revolver, mod rug mother through
with hie award. He smoke of • driasaar•boy of the 64th
...riser up to • gas ef the army and thrusting some brick-
bats tato it, Is,ping to mdse. Ur goo maims ; the poor boy
Ina sfterwards nit to prom It was Captain Seceders'
Mother, • linitasaat of the 64th, who shot five men •
Cawspor• with his revolver is Ur premmea at Nana &Mb
mid then Ward at the Naas, whom is would have also shot
bet hie pistol mimed are. Lisslemamt Ilaamdam was 6r ibis
eraddad by then order of Naas Sahib.

The ofiiivre wbo were sear Pow. Slam= nes la battle
desaribe their i•tiodoct while fighting es wary eareeles. They
were chsfileg eectt other during the antics, rot es if they
were " oat for & spree." After the roast at Leeksow
it wee their opeeteet delight to re hold of the Latham
eitadrwa who Led *arrived the age, whoa they deacea-
meted " siege babies." The poor ehiktrea were heeded bloat
from coo roagb sailor to mother, sod smothered in Limes.

Few of time who landed ;4 Southampton yesterday,
although men who are deparving to rank with the heroes of
antiquity, and men who are rasinted and shattered for fits.
wtil pt say reward for their surdas

The correspondent of the lUmitrated Latide's
Ilan al Catkin write@ Many extraordinary instances of
Noise= wars observed during the bombardment. Otis la
partkuler wm that of aa old maa squatting bows, =Ain
before his Maas, when a shell pitched in the mud before
him, spindling him all over he merely shook himself, sod
west on smoking am if soshing bed happened. Another
Chinemas whipped out the fade of • 'bell, as he thought,
wad was Jut giing off, whoa it bung and killed him. llse
Ilt=were worked under hes ire. People who do
are sot genera, ao cowards. sod Est
they tun sway hos oar mos. Cast say one understand I Liters of extremes f "

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Even the final and summearttl retreat from Lacknow
had its danger—et least to one ladividael. After Sir Coils
Cereptoll's intent rennet in November there was oaa ma&
Left behind. " Capes& Waterman," mays Mr. Rees, in his
=I narrative of the siege, jut published, " harMg gone
bed In • retived.ceener of the brigade resse-Mess
overslept himealf. He had bona forgotten. At two
o'clock at eight ha got ape and bead, to his borne, that '
had already left. He hoped spina hope, sod visited ever,
eatpost. All wasdeeerted and Plat. To be the only maa
he ea open inireachment, and 60,000 furlong barbarians out-
side! It was horrible to coatemplate Hie situation
ihlghamml him. He took to his heels, and he ran, ran,
sea thresh the Peradbuksh end the Tehree Kothee till he
egad mereely treadie. &ill the same silence, the lame enfl-
ame, inweepted bat by tbi occasional report of the enemy's
gun ass leeek=. At be cameop nth the retiring rear
1= and ezelement„ breathless with fatigue. Th.
dais psalms had heat toe mach for hie nerves, mad
fees hi! is fir the tima"

Tom New tIONET.—We are glad to be able to
suesere the elevation of 0. R. ()ninth, Req., of Pencesig,
Lingetni, sn Anglesey propriseee, to • bsrenetcy. The td-
are s few iistslis -61 the services, wending over a
of nearly forty years, white Mr. Orifilth has ren-
ts his mash"' ; sad to which, sad hie great
eirearb acquirements. be brag no patrol tiar-
as% he I. eolelv indebted ix tli• loamy ageined
as Ma. Mr. °H MOs earreased his seriisse miler
gseeerrat, Y 1820, sad win =el array la
la
=1,11.7.1 teitet reserellis pert
of *Mora,
ilsb aageir the ergo rides of Lherisk. Hurry,
oaf OWL la It hi wen ra Y molt COOMiNigallr Ot N,
▪ be Inked, sad has sersakel is earyieg est such •
prier sal meters whir et vaiestioa, that .at only are
di Me rams riser. Infer lk hat it bee berm the sc-
ab merieed by trobleb the cal.. at hailed ruts
He lies appraird vice-rhahrsa of the Board
of Works jut beim re seannusennent et dr great &aline,
and darn that tryteg by his Indunto keel know-
-2ltheenunity, nrrylenstthir
tte lel amid redireas trowel la bra by t=
writtbewasemeMei as Itsatestelheltriserlep. 11161,
ede el Iseed el Works, wad wee
laliveled eltb aaY.d it the Lead Impart-
mai Ask_lilitella • reepaastise Where la ang-
ina and irerra, beie, is Ireland, ender hie au pier,
termed est Err imearefetly. sad proved • reel beads
to the sorry. With reward to his soleallis segabe-
rest& his suits had bra reek.* aelarelefged
bath by *Okra Beelety eseirre ea him the era
of dr Marra eselel, era re Ilereeelty
gratielis de biome, degree ef LLD.,—bet be Is
Marvala the Matt& Teri r seder of tbe
Map of bread ;" • west labia le regarded by
ell ara& met se the most prised, of its MA *et big
eggesed with eseary, whoa extraordinary sesesesy,
amMeellereleare tif derst rhea late erslises•
Ira. Se bee, boar H. were minneenhel, bra pot
1* dr pessent ea earreas eseriferseat,
warred lea la
1114 ilea maim's/ by tbre absorser they were in want
rif • doer int err aastrerlag prebity.—Nera rap
fireerle.