The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-18 00:00:00

Dadra. sesolojed far plies only. Wit have drum& $ll that
ham COMM= as for our totfaithfulneas ; and if Lords E'en-
borough end Lanadowss gook the voice of England, we
shall lose India, and that deservedly
Bombay, July 13.

THE MUTINY AT SULTANPORE.
The following letter is from the wife of Lieutenant
C. Tucker, late of the 15th Irregular Cavalry. This gallant
young of was the only one belonging to the 15th lore-
cedar Cavalry whose life was spared. The last accounts
brought the tidings That he wee safe at Bermes, restored to
his wifo and child, but suffering from fever, oomequentupon
paths Ps which for 17 days he had undergone .
Benarie, Jana 27.

" I will now giro you Charlie's own &comsat his escape.
On the Sunday bdore the mutiny at &limning, (which mu
on the Tuesday morning) Charlie went out same distance to
meet the wing of his regiment which be alloseroled at Nets"
pore, sad which area iaclined to randeg, te see if be could
putty the BM ad ha apparently ilia', awl bee& thew
with the mooed In ememand, into Winegar, an the Kandy
=late. About detect on the Turk, awning peer
Mgr, eldho wat, was shoe 6~ the body by
this ealhe Olen Cherie direstly went te Ye, end, Am
wadi imsalks, psemodad mew al tie men to get Idea We a
deep H. aid ha men dlylog; but Charlie tech wit the
MN, mei bin ems weer. He then tried to
or
tie .tairegim cam gam their admit, but no cos wea/d
our any order. nay were all snider some tress dame to
err lam A party er them then made a rush at Captain
_
ITZshowmen horseback st a little deem*, and WM
Owe tha mwa iiaans‘ le Clow& sw *wig.
aNe Hoed wastal weer •thin, mid so rots off. Three
meanie after bin about a mile, and then retsina. He
thhais Ibey meat ham wished to
(span,spars him as they could
essay bine der anything they but' he was, I be-
ffere, a great homes with the wing be commanded at Sea

Ha rod MINI diIItADON and then got trato a Ineaal
where he stayed a great part of the day ; bet r
Fret goes Ye a village, with one of his grooms who had
ad his mem, sled who mid be would take care of him,
bat Mos& Mott eat Met be meant to betray him ; so be
10411 et
" Only tray bow dendfal lt wan for him to be eiabout In Me best of lbe day, not knee :ng where tormas
es give him wiser to drink at wells, and at
II est of little elmarna. he was so terribly
thlrety. lest, about fear o'clock in the afternoon, be
raked • ern when be maw for mare water, sod she If he
could pretest bane. Ilse he sad Ms bone wore bah getting
knotted ap. The ma mil be womb', sod task hiss tato his
village OM afterwards to his master, who lived la • native
fort, and who woe the person la tits place; and
there Charlie stayed imilLtbe party from bare went to fetch
him. Ms escape was most providential, for be did not know
the people about there. aeon after he had reached the
native's home four Mimes from Sultanpore arrived but me
of than knew the way to the who took Charlie in.
He meat be a mart noble-h native, for when we took
ands it ball ruined bite. He la to have quantities of pre-
sents from Charlie, St. George, Henry, sal believe born
government."

THE MUTINY AT MEOW.
Fort Mhow, July 6.
Immediately the guns came in from their march
Was sent with 30 men on the Indove road as en advenced
picket, because we anticipated an attack from Bases
troops. I was about eight mike from Mhow, and in time
about 7 o'clock p.m., a fresh batch of 30 men came to relieve
those I took oat; but we being short of officers I mold not
be relieved, and I was told to stop out all night. The trot
batch retired, leaving me with the fresh men, with whom I
conversed, as liked the men, and I fended they liked me.
About 9 o'clock p.m. a man mme galloping up from the sta-
tion, end told me I wee to bring m 7 *lid nearer ; of mane
we mounted, and away we trotted till we came to the bridge,
which is about a mile and shelf from our cavalry lines, which
are on the climes right. By the time we reached the bridge
and I had pouted my videttes it was about 10 o'clock. I than
eat down and talked to my jemsdar, all the men lying down,
holding their home In about two minutes I heard a @hot
from the direction of the Madan, then another, and soother,
and so on. I took no apparent notice of this, but got up
and sauntered away No as to get to the end nearest the
Medea ; my hens, held all ready, as is usual on picket, was
bit ash I still continued talking, but now to the
lisfairreend esa er two others. All this time the firing et
la shim was way brisk, and I remarked that they most
hawelewnstkeludi by the blsharejstes lanai ; and the mss
Tat IS must be so, certainly." The firing eta-
anal abort bolt an hour. It was not a very dark night,
whin ii at awe the church, which was situated on the high-
IA ad most central position in the station, became ilitt-
mineeed by a bungalow which, had been area immediately
bulb* It. Iwas then certain that it was our own troop
whaled mutinied. I, however, still conttnued talking to
be boot although Haw they (the matinee.) would WADI
he my picket, it being ea the only road to Intim*. I heard
• pispig of hones spprosching us, and I called for my
usetated, sad inbred the men to mount—l had pre-
aimed thin to stand to their hones wawa the
gryg I pleb' myself on the badge, the net
dams tip bibiad me oil reedy. I did not draw mit weed.
es, If I bad, it would hive betrayed an anzisti wlikk did
sot oda te tmeala astartateed. The betewma I
bal Wei up awl pulled up huh bane
beg as. sad 1p te me. The ant ran is
amp up said IWO, essissat wr (sans of oa mak sad
last I wits up Immallellsb. Was* mod b give
tie ardor, awl his lass pawl me. bus as I hal wowed tat
at a watt the sassed Ewa 1 si • plait dela a rind of
my heart sad AMC limessah mut kw, limed
mar anda, s• I woe la est of wham hie sass to
mod, had tweed la mob them km am This
wan esieugh. My own gaoled awl ihs etherum orb' out,
him, kill him!" whoa they taw ms meelat
_ea un-
brat I this pt spate to my hese sal wet ervag•is the
lAA. I pang two or three Whoa is be nal, ma they
ts• bed at as, bat they night is will law shot at sash of
=I tried to draw my sword, bat it ll Mm the
.ead I lad sot any pistols with me, so I saki the
sagised sem as ler a sweed
asst,
Bpisped entrain burn-
=l"4 two 124/agsawy NZ( t= tw
is
o s
dose he M • awhiaty.

TSB J HANSI MASSACRE.
Nagode, Juno 23.

For some time since the gentlemen laad been in the
habit of paring the nights in the lest, sod spending the day
at their bungalows. Captain Berpme sad by establishment
had their teats pitched within the feet, gad everything was
being put in reedier to e.toid We the het se sear there
should be wham le do se, Wish mewed 411 the ~dog al
the 441 t cif Jew Iwo ber Oak 'wisp ken the
pbte altogether, ter watimee Wine nalunw) rembed
Wryer Sapr, who wefts with • native weep, of the
lie establishment, ishib Rai, he pm LW his meat and
bores, ea preeming • Eletionwes be. moped en loot.
Hs eseindy ti=whin two wile Vire
belly them and, mewling the
bores, =t enii Ae Themeder Women (heal)
bask se Jil Wine they we. WI vilnalset brad
LersaL
temomball wee not ee Mewl% se, net having
Wm alit to pia the Rut, he climbed a Wm tree. He bad,
however, We seen, ad was shot in Me Me.
Free the 'waft, of the 4th until sena al the Rh the
penmen ha the fart kept geed theleAties. the ledias
winkle them in cooking for them them MOW-
main melba Whits. be. Thee vire Id anteber alio-
Ei.leggiorrA_Welaymivesal thet:arniedtanwandtrencip
Se. n and
ew ell Me getssq.lawil Obi high_
tao
heaps
st slow stengthen aliad tgy es g
, Ine
leseghted •
theit am at the wens which sou
le' mem wee rhasaknoli, end ftbed wee only by Snag rope to
it in the WA fleas that the mantissas we ebb M nob
=sit IL Umbrian Po was the lest person
Leib& The way be miA doelh was this :
Two nem %Winn, in Catania OnliMes =11)87,,5
Islejunsdem) Metered that they would go were
Wert meld be shot down if they atimplsleheJ
sew shot u stay Ow te he
swilingl7 cemmenced twelning the hatiasinp. One
wee shst I
lawrintslcir ; the other Mimi en Lientenent
Powys, Who to be neer him, sad cut him drawn
withln tear. one elm was directly shot by Captain
B= The aft stber mew killed Wide the fort was
C Weßasp= Mmuff, who received a ballet in the head
sine ft lam ellit his own MM. kil no lam
than IL LA Ms mitresMid, *lee et his led
pea skill as a masks-
OWL
Yes maliksue at bat, barbs axed So Same to mat
epeewlapencadiablakasesebdMeledieg ma a-
ttested We et the pars ma Say peaked tbe pada.
sea tag Vary lei dare eta alma sad pre theneelesa
ar I,lllll*. lbw strati be epreL The solar
setameea. leaded le ter weal sal seen eat.
Mir wee del la a Ina kW balms am area, mit ober
a Meet eembilla Was lisle hob desk ell Ilea
biles se bat *aim le sse tlava ad la Ul bar
their ewe trias ima. The Seelee, I wee"m
ben th et
n pen el ati Gies alealklue. 'lfs leek plane at
ihe Almond the Sat Aim
C. D. Lisemorr, SedeentsadS.O.

THE MUTINY AT

Juno 28.

At Allehstad Ire sr* pretty seam, mad if the Sikh rest-
mat is teemossi, as I hop it win be, vs stall be quite mak
Drearrov pod Iwo oat Smash Pompom to Ds hi-