The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-28 00:00:00

HUGH ROSE.

MONDAY, in/41 28.

Received the following Menage, dated Malta:
TO J. D. DICKENSON, ESQ., INDIA HOl7Bll, LONDON.

BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.

Serious disturbances have occurred at Oud-
duck, in the Dharirar Colleetorate ; the out-
break was headed by Bheem Rao, of Moon-
derger, and the Down of Hembgee, who ob-
tained possession of the fort of Rolm' (qy.)
by treachery; the chief of Nurgoond was suspected
of being deeply implicated. The acting political
agent, Mr. C. T. Manson, attended by a few
horsemen, proceeded rapidly to the Nurgoond dis-
trict, in the hope of restoring order, when he was
treacherously attacked on the night of May 29,
by 800 men, headed by the Chief of Nurgoond,
and killed with all his escort. It being
greatly feared that the disaffection would
spread all over the Southern Mahratta country,
reinforcements have been ordered to proceed
immediately to Belgaum and Holspoor ; in the
meantime it is hoped that the outbreak has been
promptly repressed. A Madras column under
Major Hughes, 'June 1, took the fort of Copal by
assault, and among the slain were Bheem Rao
and the Dessaye ; on the same day Colonel
Maloolm, with a light Bombay detachment, arrived
at Nurgoond, and stormed the town. On the next
day he occupied the [fort?], which was evacuated
during the night. A pursuit of the Chief was then
commenced, and intelligence has just been
received that the Chief was captured by Mr.
Southern, the Superintendent of Polio; on June 3.

NIZ AM'S COUNTRY.
The Aurnagabad districts are much disturbed by
Arabs and Rohillas, who have plundered several
towns ; the Resident stronglyurged that a European
reinforcement be sent immediately by the govern-
ment of Bombay to Janlnah. A field detachment, about
460 men of all arms, has been despatched.
H. D. ANDERSON, Secretary to Government.
Bombay Castle, June 4, 1868.

Supplement to Mr. Secretary Edmonstone's me.-
eage, dated Aflababad, May 28:

ROHILCUND DIVISION.

The rebels near Shabjebaopore were attacked by
Sir Colin Campbell on the 24th of May, and driven
back to Mohamdee, which place was taken by our
force.

FUTTIGHUR.

On the 28th of May, 6,000 rebels, in
two bodies, crossed the Kailas Nundee,
and marched along the western boundary of the
district, burning and destroying villages ; on the
evening of the 29th they were crossing the
Ganges. The Rohilcund force of cavalry bad gone
out in pursuit of them. Two princes of the
Delhi family were arrested on the 28th May by
the Tessildar of Hussunpore.
CAWNPORR DISTRICT.

A party of about 1,000 men, with four pas,
supposed to be from Huneerpore, reached Asung,
on the Grand Trunk Road, between Lullutpore and
Cawispore, on the 29th of May. The road is
fairly closed. Some thousand rebels, horse
and foot, with eight guns in three divi-
sions, crossed from the Humeerpore side of the
Jumna to the Shorapore Mit, on the Ganges;
the last division crossed on the 29th May, they
are proceeding to Oude. Middleton's columns
arrived at Mahar, opposite the Shore-
pore Obit on the 30th. Brigadier Carthsw
with a small force had marched for the same point
on the 29th May. Brigadier Eir Edward Lugard
defeated the rebels near Jugdespore on the 26th
of May, killing a great number. Our force,
by the latest accounts, was still in pursuit.
Calpee was entirely in our possession, both town
and fort, on the evening of the 23rd of May.
Large stores of guns, gunpowder, and other muni-
tions were found in the fort. A flying column
which was sent in pursuit of the rebels, quickly
came up with them, killing a great number, and
capturing eight of their guns. One portion of the
rebels succeeded in crossing the memos, but appear
to have been attacked and dispersed by the
reminders of Russulobad. Another and larger
body escaped towards Gwalior by 'alum,
and were about twenty-four miles from Gwalior on
the 29th May. His Highness Scindia has despatched
two regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and
eighteen guns to the Molar cantonment for the pur-
pose of opposing the rebels ; he will command the
force himself. A small force with 12 guns remain
for the protection of Gwalior.
Scindia is anxious for the speedy advance of the
British troops on his frostier. The column under
Brigadier Smith recaptured Chimdaree from the
Boondelahs, on the 25th May ; after effectually de-
molishing the works of this strsnghold, the column
will advance towards Esaibur.

Bombay Castle, Jane 4,1868.
• IL D. ANDERSON, See. to Government.
Malta, Jane 28.
'VINCENT G. MONTANARO.
Jost reoeived per steamer Taurus.

The following telegram, from the British Acting
Agent and Consul-General at Alexandria, was re-
ceived at the Foreign Offloe, Juno 36, at-8-30. a.m.
ALEXANDRIA, inn 23.
The steamer Madras' arrived yesterday at Sues,
with Bombay dates to the 6th of June.
Send this by the steamer Taurus, to Malta, which
also carries the mail.
Sir IL Rose avowed Capes on the 23rd May,
having been twice ineffectually attacked by the
rebels daring hi, advance. Sir H. Rose made his
approach by the river aide, below Calpse, having
entered into oommunication with Colonel Maxwell,
who held a position on the wad beak of the Jemna,
so as to 'hell the town and het.

The inimyeeleacceineihilses, sad the city fell
without Mig lam on our part. A rapid parfait was
made by Swaim and the Milt was the capture of
all the sans, elephant', and amsnition.
Chamblee*, which had hap attacked by the in-
has been reeltunit hem them by Smith's
;As mat from Gomm.
()walker hes hen attacked and plundered by the
insurgeocts.
v.. the relief of Shabishanpore by Brigadier
was surrounded by messes of the
. on the 16th of May, on which
Campbell left Bareilly with the whole .
disposable force, reaching Beakehanpore on
18th. The 23rd he drove back the enemy, capturing
es [qy. Moolbie].
26th, Mr Colin Campbell occupied
the Futtchgltur road.
R. Manson, political agent in the
Mahratta country, has been murdered.
Much diMoulty has been exec.:-
that distriot.

Oude is still disturbed. The rebels again ap
prowling Lucknow. It was not thought, however.
they would venture on an attack, as the city is fully
defended, and the garrison very strong.
(Signed) J. GREEN.
This telegram arrived from Alexandria by the
steamer Tawas, at 8 p.m., June 27.

M. STOPFORD, Rear-Admiral.