The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

THE CAINNPORE MASSACRE.

Tho Hurkartt mays :
It appears from listen received in Calcutta that the vic-
tim of the Cawepore messier* were confined in the As.
'nobly Rooms op to the 1.51 h, when they were comparatively
well treated. They were then fallen to the little house where
the unfortunate men who were taken from the boats
bad been previously murdered, and where they
could have had no doubt of their impending
fate. A note was found, written in Rinds),
containing the names of all the ladies who died between the
7th end 15th instant, from what are deseribed as natural
names. The Hot appears to have been kept by • native doctor,
and deducting the names which it contain.. it appears that
197 persons were massacred on the evening of the 16th. The
names were not easy to make out, but they were something
like the following :
7th. Three persons died (names not given) ; Mrs. Keels.,
cholera; Mie. Boyce, dysentery.
Bth. Miss Olargow, cholera ; Mrs. Melee (name indistinct),
wounds; M. Harlow, choler': Colonel Wiggeree's boy,
dianbma.

10triliam Lindesay, cholera; Mist. Fedharna (Fraser?),
cholera; a baby two day.' old, cholera ; Mre. Launders boy,
cholera; Mr.. Charley (Greenersy ?), cholera.
11th. Mrs. Reid's child, diarrbees.
12. Dr. Muir's girl (name doubtful), diarrhtes ; Mre.
lAndesay, wound in the back; Marianne Conoliy, cholera;
WllUam Bimpoon, cholera.
13th. Mrs. Greenaway's (supposed to be Ayah) diarrhosi ;
Mrs. Mildew, diarrhea ; Mr.. Brett's girl, &ambers.
14th. Mr. Greenaway, dtarrnovi; James Lee, dlarrbeeti.
15th. Thomas Barker and Mrs. Gurney, diseases not
named.

GENERAL HAVELOCK'S OPERATIONS.
The following I. an extract of a letter from an
officer with General Havelock's force :
Camp, Ist Anmist.—We marched from the river on the
29th, and fought three action% with the enemy on the road,
who were strongly prated with heavy gun., omit lots of
cavalry and infantry, among the gardens and enclosure,.
We took all their guns defeating them with great t 0.., and
halted at • village called Iluwoorsh Gunge, where wo en-
camped or rather bivouacked, for none of no hove any tent..
We were at it from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. This beat was intense.
The mutineers have blown up the bridge at Buttneoi end
we have returned to our old ground to remain until arrange-
ments can be made for • forward movement. I am mach
disc fated, for I had hoped to have been et Lucknow
by this time, but I euppow there is Nome good
moon for the delay. The garrison at Lucknow
all safe, and can hell for sumo time longer.
We hove lee: newly yet k. 14 4 and wounded, on the time
acclaim I had 1 bard nato 7 wounded. 1 hank God all

of Is easels asoswil shlwash we lad bit dead ths Isvae
of ths mares On, witch was \levy, sod, hula bray
igurk 4, lit wad 12-rwaisra. Than % St.sitehlw.
OM AMA se thaw au oars—it was gaits Is MI
VA. COY set so cocky with war bons bat-
herisa NO aims isr saw

BATtIITIAT, AtOCIT I.—From General Neill to
the Goventor-Geseral, dated Cawnpore, 29th July,

1837

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Havelock's towed swab at sae to-day, gam. atom
oof essay, spared ens Soca gams keal
f klgad, this eassial ; ~Mind may of
lir sway. Is ablet as base As sag Is
Soso wk Nosy easiry advassod Is mat thus
vivre ass ecard, Ur lac a s Stair
▪ sealse samber • 1•14 Maas Inas pas takes.
TUG seaselossi b;sat Weiss tbasmsd. Ma fors
rigid orbs it puled as Is loassaess, sear
shirk do nosy b rid to Is is lons All la wall See.
Tb. Hasa la about Waal alba cig as Sr Oslo ads If
psis same Misr, slam thaslas we Sall give • good
accost at bis ben.

THE BERHANIPORE IHEARMAMIDIT.

The fallowing I from Berbampore,flated Aug. 2.

The AlllMlllll gaITRIVRI sad CSICIttiS, with her Meggety's
9011 Light latherin, litsniel hien at 2 p.a. yesterday, smelt
to the *Weft ef the eakste, trU Glelth * the
reran
Oath ethertheseker wen esialethel IbM lb. bath
the did WI. eth llth frebethretary, wrath tie IS Us
might yeetheith semi ea MINOS i• bine stimid le
the be emits 'be gegen the saint el the=
wee beithith mg ieseleat that abaft to the s
power, be *wee lien le Mk& thaw eras. Al dealt ea
this ion hie sew bees al.yM. sad they haweewthel smith
prod al the altar amlithlty el Owen is Wiwi their penal
whoa eatheethei with ear thiesysia athillaa
Cebrel Cempheilk C.D., la mind el the Nth hewed
ardent ferthelfierthy ea wrath et the .is the the
to dlethellthit mar thee et 4 egad, andi I belinel-::
arming with the ithealyele ben—Cebthel
coasereathas the stalka, nth thaw& Alemalwill.
gehew-thet the Weeps she be or ea ion
general
—. The lataifry Ire heed the ghat, the themers
we aritheth et Asa • mils hi dieteare whit the parade
=thiji• Mr nibs, Mama. The cavalry Mere an was
bolded the biotin.
The tsar aghast el A. X. 110th had dieweberked sad
Ina ht fell wink inwards the dainty Lath b hilt pe t•
is think, ender • nry bony thew* el
howenr, did not appwr to ditheathel the MIS NM*
TIM we in poet spirits at the peeped et • aides
wok the ,prr biore of the siorterein et tekneders
wenn sod chianti. Oa vpeeedling the lath the
Mine ledeatry were owthren * his beta ensue*
ia • there, tad It 91. 90th divided off lots is
otheress, se plead es to intercept thy wasp, at • vast.
After the maw el the Genreanne Order, the coramed
pile ma wee ghee, sad mpothei * with** them.
Iflams at the math ea ip pair. were diesethrel le be
heath I met here maths that ewe his. light
Geld Sera lad his Nat eat to the lion, stared by
seem free the Othenreet Starr) amok white Ye his
lying Wee the as fon dyer The tonnes of the diseneed
bathes hem lama neeethes of by • easspasty
W were pined hs pearesion al the mar, oath the
regirst them awerhed s I. the Wreak* e/ the tansy
Nat, hem whisk the Ingrate were .. t•
nano. Oa spresselise h withia • ditties of the*
309 yards then the lartpre regiwest, they thetheested,
and, ea • seam wen seneathed by the Nth.
Thar etheasalke, Alnewier, the esamaal-
easel the beireetine Geneserat he their helm
dreamed, whim there as • very swath air amend Meth
sgad two itegemyte moth he setheat laseer; •
ood avadar pile their nth, bat • Irk of the
90th etheariag new& Oath sad the reel beteg se
ma te eat their retreat of. er• were gat left ands
Ilene et the men wen artoay ens le lath bat whether
flea the that of unanimity. or, mon 'bduly,llle awed el
theilitaigi body of sea confronting thew their Intention
erases they nay have been, were not carried bathed.
the the ether bong gins to deliver op their sins and
11011116,1101•1111, inky of the me i obsoletely foot their
Peals, bath is.. late tbe air, sad on tLa whole,
skim! they did thilver up their anus they neatened
the girth thethsolies. They bad, however. to endure •
MY pathw areyries, and one which they wen eri-
deafly set prepared hr. sal that on the mime of their
h.row, which Wag their own property they
would not be takes ben thus. The latter wen taheaVide
the hospital yard, vend wink and wens) otherpons bond-
inn there le the ellelonre of a s wall. The 200 thra
her aloweity's seeriesed bapithth .11 the tine wen
is disersaing the grids at their dans' porn Tit=
the eausesseats of the ~Wag. I sea not omit, leaner,
to aseitica that whilst the slush sad came of the pith
with their wee were .11 eat darter the to* ski INF to
nearly nisi o'clock at algia, gad bed the entire jar el thwiag
the arse sad threes width the eacinare above erferredlit
stony of the sinks sal sad again regimental officers ..
oaf quietly to their tree ; lathed, inch might be .aid, in so
way flattering Is ohm, If • compuitece tee to be drawn be-
tween them tad the minty and soldier-lin bearing sad con
do t d th.+ Earopeea itegieuent.
It o tilt to word the tact that all the We of ibis
eph•ndul regiment are In capital health sad spirits, end no
madmen whatever on tend; the thantern altbonb
crowded. are well ventilated. everything, u fan, ia good but
the Onnieserie4 sinsaireneate, which. so nunl are in-
kiness , tbe breed bring the very wont that to, be
sad the awaits an batter the latter positively liTgrast

7.0ff490
Our Lawmen soldier' moat not be sarrifkest to atrial
ladokiere, and some me ram to made answerable for the
utter iadiffernace displayed by all parties who me reelected
with this dipii..teem'. Le it be borne Is mind the value
whirl abooM be attached to the life of every ECII.P.D
soldier he the provost times, and I feel coolident the
ellmegerd hitherto sham for their comfrts, will c-d 1 for
the Monodist,' notice of the Governor-General in Council,
The Colonel of the 90th despatched two hundred men
this money et It o'rlisik, to search for all arms in the
basso. Farther partirideas I hope to be able to seed
you by the seat post.
The government steamer Noel, whirl had ben derlaid
with the alocatutitine, and came op last evening, Us re-
turned this morning, end will probably be in Lama the poet
of this day.