The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-25 00:00:00

TIM EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1857.

4 INDIA.

FURTHER PARTICULARS
OP THE FIGHTING.

THE OFFICERS BILLED AND WOUNDED.

The following despatch from the government of
Bombay wu received yesterday at the India
House :

BOMBAY, Dec. 4.

Lucknow was taken on 17th of November. Sir
Colin Campbell reached Alumbsgh on the 12th of
November, and began fighting the next day. On
the 13th two guns were taken from the rebels,
and the fort of Jellabad was destroyed. On the
16th, after two hours' hard fighting, Sir Colin
Campbell occupied Delhosah and Martiniere. Five
hours afterwards, the enemy made a desperate at-
tempt to recover these positions, but were beaten
back with heavy loss,
Sir Colin Campbell crossed the canal on the 16th,
and after an obstinate struggle took Set-wider Bagh.
A heavy artillery fire was opened on the &much,
and kept up for three hours, at the end of which the
place was carried.
Early on the 17th, a communication was opened
with the barracks. A long cannonade wee oom-
menced, and the place was carried by assault at 3
p.m. The troops pushed on, and occupied the Motes
/dahlia before dark.

Sir James Outram and Sir H. Havelock then met
Sir Colin Campbell.
The following officers were killed and wounded at
the anal ; the lois of men during the last two days
is not stated.

KILLED.
Midshipman Hamer, Naval Brigade.
Captain Hardy, A.A.
Captain Dahill, 93rd Highlanders.
Captain Lunseden, 30th N.I.
Lieutenant Franckland, 2nd Panjaub Infantry.
WOUND/D.

Sias• Colin Campbell, slightly ; but his wound does
not interfere with doing his duty.
Major Alison, military secretary.
Captain Alison, A.D.C.
Captain Anatten ( ? ), A.D.C.
Lied. Senlod (P), Naval Brigade.
Midshipman Clington ( ? ), Naval Brigade.
Capt. Travers, R.A.
Major Penviyetilek,
Lieut. Ford, B.A.
Lieut. Mihaan, R.A.
Assistant Surgeon Veale, R.A.
Capt. Hood, Bengal Artillery.
Capt. Hammond, Bengal Artillery.
Capt. Halton, H.M. 63rd.
Lint. Munro, H.M. 63rd.
Major Barnehana, H.M. 99th.
Lieut. Widne ( ? ), H.M. 99th.
Lieut. Rowell, H.M. 99th.
Lieut.-Colonel Ewart, 93rd Highlanders.
Capt. Burroughs, 93rd Highlanders.•
Lieut. Cooper, 93rd Highlanders.
Lieut. Werth, 93rd Highlanders.
Lieut. Moltdd (? ), 93rd Highlanders.
Lieut. Wood, 93rd Highlanders.
Ensign Maenamara, 93rd Highlanders.
Lieut. Dobbs, Ist Madras Familia*.
Lieut. Babes, 2nd Bengal Infantry.
Ensign Paul, 4th Bengal Infantry.
Lieut. Manueen, 4th Bengal Infantry.
Lieut. Oldfield, 4th Bengal Infantry.
Lieut. Ilackee ( ? ), Hodson's Hone.
CAWNPORE.

The Owalior rebels advanced to within fifteen
miles of Cawnpore, bat have again retired to Celpee.
General Windham is stated to have marched to
attack them.

DELHI.

Twenty-four inferior members of the royal family
were execnted by sentence of a military 0011=6-
'ion on the 20th of November.

Zookeen Abdoolah, an Minutia rebel chief, was
executed on the next day.
The force under Colonel Gerard proceeded to
intercept the Joudpore Legion, which, with many
other rebels, had appeared in Shikawattie. The
force met the enemy, on the 25th of November,
near Nernool, and defeated them with great
slaughter, and the loss of all their guns. Oar lose
was fifteen killed, and forty-five wounded ; but
Colonel Gard was among the killed.

AGRA.

The detachments under Colonel Riddell and
Major Old are employed in clearing the Ullgonr
(Alighur) districts.
Major Old, on the 19th of November, fell in with
and dispersed a body of Robileund insurgents.
All is quiet in the Punjaub ; the Gogaria rising
has been entirely put down.

Nonsuch has been besieged by the blandesore
insurgents for nearly a fortnight.
On Nov. 21st an attempt was made to take the
fort by escalade, but the enemy were repulsed with
great loss, and the siege was raised on the 22d.
The Mhow column, under Brigadier Stewart, was
attacked near Mundesore by the insurgents on the
21st of November. The insurgents were repulsed.

On the 23rd the column advanced to the north of
Mundesore, on the Neemuch road, and found the
rebels in a strong position, with five Kane. The
position was immediately attacked, and the rebels
defeated, with the loss of all their guns. While
this battle was in progress the Mundesore garrison
came out and attacked our rear, but they got well
beaten also.

The rebels, in the fights of the 21st and 23rd, lost
fifteen hundred men, while our loss wim incon-
siderable.

Lieutenant Gedmayne, of her Majesty's 24th, was
killed, and Major Robinson, 24th Native Infantry,
wounded.

The column afterwards entered Mundesore on the
25th, the rebels having evacuated it on the night of
the 24th.

The fort and town of Bangor remain untouched,
but large parties of rebels are in the surrounding
districts.

A part of the Madras column defeated • body of
he insurgents near Scarab, on the Jubbulpore
on the 10th of Noy., and took two guns.
Captain Fowerham (Tottenham °) of the 4th
Madras Cavalry, was killed, and Lieutenant Clarke,
the Deputy Commissioner of Jubbnlpore, severely
wounded.