The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

ESCAPE OF THE KING AND

HIS SONS.

LIST OF CASUALTIES.

The following telegram was receired at the Fo-

reign-offiee (through the Commissioners for the
Affairs of India) on the 27th of October (this day),

at 10.39 a.m. :

" Delhi wu moulted on the morning of Sep-
tember the 14th, and the northern part of tho city

taken. On the 16th the magazine wu stormed ; and
on the 26th the whole city wu occupied. The King
and his sons escaped disguised as women. The at-

tack on the 14th cu mad® with four columns, onc

of which, composed of the Cashmere Contingent,
was repulsed; the other columns were successful.

An entrance was first effected at the Cashmere Gate.
An advance was then made along the ramparts to

the main bastion and Cabal Gate. The resistano

was very obstinate, and oar loss wu computed at

600 killed and wounded, including 50 officers.
"The following names have been remised ;
Major Jacob, Ist Fusiliers; Captain Barnett, 55th
Native Infantry; Lieutenant Tandy, Engineers;
Lieutenant Fitzgerald, 75th Foot; Lieutenant
Bradshaw, 52nd Foot ; Lieutenant Murray, Guide
Corps; killed. Brigadier-General Nicholson,
Lieutenant Nicholson, Scotch Regiment; Great-
bed, Engineers ; Mansell, Engineers; Chesney, En
ginecrs ; Salkeld, Engineers ; Brownlow, Engineers;
Hovendon, ditto ; Medley, ditto; Waters, 60th Rifles ;

Curtis, 60th Rifles; Captain Romer, Carabineers ;
Captain Anion, Aide-dc-Camp; Baynes, Bth Foot;
Rosser*, Bth Foot ; Oreville, Ist Fusileers ;
myas, let Fusileers ; Owen, Ist Futileers;
Ikid, Sirmoor Battalion; Boinragon, Kn-
mon Battalion ; Humphreys, 4th Pun-
jaub Infantry; Pemberton, Sappers; Oatavansh,
Sappers ; Cuppage, 6th Cavalry ; Bayley, 62nd
Foot; Atkinson, 62nd Foot; Shibbruna, (hides

Graydon, 16th Grenadiers ; Speke, 66th Native In-
fantry ; Lambert, let Fusiliers; Gambri, 38th Na-
tive Infantry ; Hay, 60th Native Infantry ; Prior,
Ist Punjaub Infantry, wounded.
_ .

" In the operations preceding the saanit the fol-
lowing casualties occurred :—Captain Fagan, Artil-
lery; Lieutenant Hildebrand, ditto; Lieutenant
Bannerman, Bombay army; Arth. Beiooeh, 6th—
killed. Major Campbell, Artillery; Captain Earle,
Artillery; Lieutenant Lockhart, Artillery; Captain
Chemuller, 73rd Foot—wounded.
" In the lists received the rank of the officers has
generally not been mentioned.
" CAA Nroße Ati D csNow.—The garrison and
I.ucknow still hold out ; and General Havelock
had recrossed the Ganges on Sept. 19th, expecting
almost immediately to 'rejoined by General Outram's
force. A detachment of the latter force under Major
Vincent Eyre bad, on the 11th September, with the
greatest gallantry, defeated a party of the enemy
which hail crossed from the Oude side of the Ganges,
for the purpose of harassing the advance of General
Outram.

" All continues quiet in the Panjaub.
" Mt:v.—The Hon. J. R. Colvin, Lieutenant-
Governor of the North-western Provinces, died at
Agra on the 9th of September.
"SAUGoR AND NERBUDDA Tenatrronms.—The
52nd Bengal Native Infantry (mutinied ?) on Sep-
tember 18, and deserted in a body, doing no injury
to their officers.
" The Banda insurgents have seised Nagode, and
have been joined by the 50th Bengal Native In-
rant* y.

" HAJPOOTANA.—The mutineers of the lodbpore
Legion defeated the Rajah ofJedhpore'a troops, kill-
ing the General and taking three guns, on the 9th
of September; they then joined the rebellions
Thum. of Arrah.
" General Lawrence proceeded, on the lath Sep•
tember, with a detachment from Berme, and at-
ticked the rebels. He compelled them to take
refuge in the:town of Gya, but found the place too
strong fur an assault to be risked, and accordingly
fell back on Beawr.
" Captain Nlonck Mason, the political agent in
Joltpore, was killed in endeavouring to join General
Lawrence's force.
" The Bombay government has sent up her Ma-
jesty's 89th Regiment and other European troops,
to the Northern Division, to enable General Roberts
to reinforce General Lawrence.
INDORE AND GWALIOR.—MAIWI is Still in a
disturbed state; but nothing worthy of note has
occurred. In Gwalior, /Nadia, stated to be raring a
force of 15,000 men for the purpose of intercepting
the fugitives from Delhi. A portion of the ;how
and Indere rebels are reported to have crossed the
Chumbul.
" SCINDE.—The company of Native Artillery at
Hyderabad having been suspected of disaffection
was disarmed on the 9th of September, and the
guns secured.

"The 21st Native Infantry at Rurrschee wes
disarmed on the 13th of September, information
having been given by two native officers of an in-
tended outbreak. Conspiracy is believed to have
been waned to a few men. Twenty-live deserted,
but have been almost all taken and executed.
" At Shkarpore, on the 21st September, a subs-
dar and a havildar of the 16th Native Infantry were
arrested on suspicion of plotting arising in that regi-
ment. On the night of Sept. 23rd eleven men of
the Native Company of Artillery seized the guns
they were not joined by others, and the guns were
retaken by a Company of the 16th Native Infantry,
the rest of the Artillery Company, and the police;
font of the mutineers were killed, and the rest got
away in the dark.

" The Bombay government has sent a wing of the
4th Foot, just arrived from the Mauritius, to Bur-
name. The Commissioner in Scinde had pre-
viously sent detachments of his very small European
garrison from Kurrachee to Hyderabad and Shikar-
poor. Ehelat is in a very disturbed state. All is quiet