The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-18 00:00:00

LETTER PROM INDIA.

The following is from Jabbulprae, dated Oct. 9:

Wean still aiJabbslpere, you our and I do not toe
mach prospect of our being able to get away in a hurry, se
It le other dangerous to go Song the road without en
mart, and I ace not likely to get one at pretreat. My Lai
would tall you of the mutiny of the 62nd—how one detach-
mat of the minuet allowed two officers to acme, while
another had made a phone of poor Warmer ; and how
the two companies, with the Kamptee column, had been
gamily disarmed, that Demob had been abandoned, and the
cohimn was on its march back to Jubbalpore. On the 26th
the whom was at Singranspore. The next zoorting the
solemn was to march to Kuttingee (10 miles) at daylight,
bat at two o'clock a.m. the grenadier company of the 33rd,
Nader Liniment Watson, started with the tatention of
amalug the boata on the Heron River. Major haat,
fleastemoster-Onseral, went with Wawa. After tiding
Meta Ohne miles they had got about 200 yards In front of
the company. Soddenly a bugle in !root of them sounded
the dre ; "Snick, nick" met some muekete, then a regular
volley. "Hake," said Jenkins, "here we are in the midst
of them" Dark though it was, they could see they were
rerneemied by Sem. ; they were the rebel 62nd advancing
to Meek the Kampen column. Om Sam/ stepped close
up to Watson sad Ond Is his fees; the ball only gave him
• geth soder the eye. He rode the men down, but he him-
self MI he debt so. He noised his feet, but fell split
'admits. Smathow he managed to catch hold of JankLus'a
stirrup, sad na ea ; his bone trotted up to him, sod be
atablvid to matat. Both the cantered on, bet
ably ante ea the rear guard. "Halt, who coma there!"
allied out the leading els. They gave no reply, bat
ago" through unhurt, though exposed to the Sr. of the
whole guard. Was it not a wonderful maps t lesakkes
hone had two balls in biro, and Watson', boy, carrying
his rifle, was shot dead; they bid in the jangle till the
column MUM op in the forenoon; they were received with
Monte and Mews, for every one thought them killed.
The meta'en had no bayonets dud. The Otenadke
company fell back on the column in good order. whkb,
being warned of the stale of affray, advanced at daylight and
soon came in sight of the touthieers, advancing steadily
shag the road to edam of motions ; when within 300
yards of them ear gym were usroaskrd, but juat se they
opened doe the mutineers wheeled backwards right and left,
and got Into the jangle, which was very thick and came
quite close to the rood. It is believed that In the course of
the mania( the mutineers lost about 120 men ; there were
tray hundred Boodelass with them. Our loos was trilling;
•Mr men wounded sad a trumpeter killed. Oa cc
user Meninges, the body of poor M'Gregor f=,
pierced with eight or nine bayonet wounds, a shot in the
neck, his arm gashed and broken; we were all grieved to
beer of his sad fate; his tidy was brought in here and
Mirka the nett day at noon. A wounded hmilder and
espy wen taken prisoners at Kuttingte and hung on the
, spot After the column moved on the matinee retorted,
cut down the bodia, and buried them with military ho-
nours! The column came la here on the let, and Colonel
Millar named command of !he aerial. We intended to

pare hell thV on the 7th, but on the 6th itaC;c7ad--"wi;
allowed to be musk ; it has been unsafe any day for the
last three months I Bergen, 16 miles from this on the high
red to Kthipteo, was burnt by rebels. On the 27th or
28th a large loath wax plundered at the Piths °haat,
five miles further on. Bistoen mw Mena of the 62nd were at.
Berger. out the 4th; they cut off the now of some Banyahs
who had gems to bay ghee, end one of them, known to be
the pilnolpsl la the murder of poor Yl•Gregor, met a mes-
sage to Captain Moron, 62nd; they hoped to serve him the
same way ; he had oared 200 rapers ha the colours' they
had intended to collect a party and attack Jobbolpore;
that they would bring the admire with them, and be might
then Mire them if he could Yeeterday mottling a party
from this were sent to clear the road of the villains ; and a.
Cumberlege, with the 4th Cavalry, as rustic here, was only
three mile. beyond Bergee it was hoped that the rebtatall
ca be ptured or duns fur. I hear to-day that the i
was unsuccetufful ; it is said that the rebels have retired to
a bill like • natural fortress. I imagine SOON (Sat will be
made to dislodge them, as the idolatry have not returned
and the cavalry are still on the other aide of the river.
Gmeneagunge, souther place on the rued, is also occupied by
ethels--Oondt, I liclieve. The mein body of the madame
62nd are gone up the Kirampor•-road; we heard of them at
Behors (26 miles from this) two days ago, Oar Calcutta
&dr has been interrupted for two or three days, bat Is now
10, so I, dare say the mutineers liars left the high road.
The talkers .1 the 60th 8.N.1., with 260 stanch man, have
salved at Allahakad is safety. Three &mom of the 62nd
UT* bow uslAului, brought in hare, and hanged, end fire
Beadiviehe were turned off two days ago. Them affairs are
takes as .a matter of course. The capture of Delhi you
would hew of by the hat mall, but our communications ars
so interrupted that up to this time we have no details.
Lucknow has been relieved; our lora was great, end all
Madras officers will, I aim sure, lament the death of General
Neill in the attack. Beni, ha the garrison survive, bat all
thiryou will get better detailed in the papers.

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UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

(sr BRITAIN AND xAorrno resiaaure.)

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LIVERPOOL, WZONVIDAY.
This morning the United States. Meil steamalgp
Baltic, Captain Comstock, arrieed in the Maley.

She brings 50 passengers, and 47,0001. in specie,
She pawed the Africa on the lath.
The Baltic experienced easterly winds from long.
40.

Bates of exchange on England and France had
advanced materially ; one of the best indications of a
favourable change in commercial circles. If rates
could only be maintained at par, confidence would
be speedily restored. The chief difficulty in
re-establishing business upon reliable basis is the de-
ranged state of domestic exchanges. Cheques on the
principal towns negotiated with difficulty.
At several meetings of unemployed workmen,
held at New York, much excitement took place, bat
no violence was resorted to.

The Star of the West, with the Californian mails
and a million and a half dollars, had arrived at New
York. Her news wu anticipated.
Havannah advice. to 30th ultimo report health
in the Island, good; markets dull and a large stock
of sugar on hand.
Maxim, Ocr. 21.—Comonfort has demanded
from Congress extraordinary powers, and a general
disorganisation of the republic was reported. Se-
veral revolutionary movements on the frontiers had
taken place.
Money at New York was unchanged, no essen-
tial relief being afforded to the market.
Stocks more animated. Bankers' bills oa
London, sixty days' sight, quoted from 109
to 1094. Cotton dull ; sales limited, but
prices advanced. Flour geed supply ; fair
demand; Prices, however, tended lower. Wheat
firm. Indian corn unchanged ; sales mode-
rate. Provisions more active. Freights firm for
grain to English ports. Wheat to Liverpool, 74 to
8 per bushel.