The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-10 00:00:00

TO TYE 2r.1111;01-011111RAL.

"A letter from Major-General Outram of the
26th September, states that Lieutenant Wild, of the
40th Native Infantry, who was supposed to be dead,
is living."
We have received the following service message
from Government :

" From Rewah, Oct. 25, rid Minapore, Oct. 26,
Monday, 10.16 a.m.
.11011 LIEUT. 0411011111 TO
.Tlll 00111311M01-OZKILIAL.

" The itewah territory is now quiet. The Birders
have thrown themselves en the mercy of govern-
ment. This has been brought about by the preemies
of the force at the Kuttra Pass."
" From Cawnpore, Saturday, Get 24, 8.86 p.m.
" ream COLONS'. WILSON TO TES CRISP OF THE
" Camp Mynpooriti Cantonments, Oct. 20
"The moveable column, now commanded by Bri-
gadier Hope Grant, searched 24 miles into this pee
yesterday, and re-occupied it without appellation.
The Rajah fled a few hours before OUT arrival, leav-
ing behuid him a good deal of property, a brim six-
pounder, several small native guns, and about
14,000 lbs. of gunpowder, together with two lace,
30,000 rupees, the treasure left here when the out-
break first took place. We march on Rewsh to-
morrow, and if all goes well undertake to reach
Cawnpore by the 28th inst. A body of rentineen,
with eight guns, were reported to here taken up a
position at Bewail, but are now said to have fled.
The Gwalior troops are believed to be making for
Jhansi, and a large number of Delhi fugitive muti-
net rs were at Meermum. The fort between this and
Cawnpore, a few days ago, doubtful whether to march
into Oude, or to make for Banda and that neighbour-
, hood."

The following terries names were received
from government last evening:
"From Agra, Oct. 22, via Cawnpiwe, Oct. 27.
FROM W. WEIR, rsa., TO 0. F. ansiossross, woo.
" Showers' column occupied Dadree on the 6th,
taking six guns. Nawab come out to meet Showers,
and promised aid in seizing the mutineers on the
16th. The Cashmere troops, ander R. Lawrence,
joined the column on the 17th. They moved to-
wards Jhujjur. The Nawab came out and sur-
rendered himself.

" Opposition was expected at lhaijur ; but the
cantonments were found evacuated. 21 guns and
much ammunition. R. Lawrenoe, with Cashmere's,
takes charge of Jhujjur. Joudpore mutineers have
moved to near Sainghai Lake, supposed to we-
template a flight to Robilcund. Indore mutineers
at Futtehpore side have fled towards Beans, in the
direction of Rajpootsna. All our own provinces to
the north-west generally quiet."
" From Agra, Oct. 20, rt.l Cawnpore, Oct. 28,
Wednesday, 5.60 p.m.
" swot w. MUT', asp., to O. r. romossroirs.
" Showers' brigade took poseemion of Kanciond
with five lam, cutting off 400 of Nabob's troops on
tho Lath instant."

The following by been received from govern-
ment:

" Extract from a letter frost Mr. Moir,
dated Agra, Oct. 20, 1867.
" 600 Muzbee Sappers and Miners left Delhi for
Agra by left bank of Jamie, under command of
Captain Taylor, on 16th inst., as a reinforcement,
fee ea.

" The force that hid a second time attacked Nynee
Tel has retreated. All quiet here and to the north-
west."

The oarrespoadent of the Hurkat u at Cawapore
transmits the following:

The gnat &minder, M►ua Sing, has rejoined us. At
Mumble% oar poor fellows know lased Sir lam.. Outram's
sevenenis thee we de. The column under Major BeauJou
700 mem, with six guns, left yesterday morning. The messy
ham sent out two regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and
12 gone to oppose than. Calms! Greedier, coltuan, 000
warm, 12 11. A. goes, sad 1,200 Earepaszie, will mach this
on the 97th. Colonel O'Brian Ma alasialtted suicide at PM-
tehpore. It is believed that we tam suceseded to blerwhag
up • mean of the enemy's mannaddon at Lod* High. Impey
leaves tomorrow, and if Cll.4lda Morph, followsfinit, why,
God help us I

SURVIVORS OF THB OWALIOR OUTBREAK.
The following information is from the Calcutta
government :
•• The nedumesdlinest Wire and AGMs reported Waft
slier the ontbreek at Gentler, bam skies method at Ape le
amity :—Mn. Bake, widow of Major RM.; Mrs. Prewar,
widow el Lisnianant Praetor; Mrs. ILIA*, widow et Dr.
BMW, sad one &SC Mrs. Hawkins, widow el Deptain
Hawkins, and three ebllthen ; °mode Mareards WM;
Mrs. Omplind, widow of Reverend Mr. Caseload; Mn.
Wane, wife et Idefor R. N. Rakes, and °bad • Mrs.
Trellebna, widow ad Serpent Twitches and dm and
Ida. Webb, widow of Somme Webb ; Mn, 1112,