The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 16.—APPOIRTIMINT6.—Liwa.
tamata—A. A. Smith (18.38), to the Nrstaw, 12, sloop, at
Bheeniese; and T. W. Chapman (1154, to the Heron, 12,
shat:teslham.
. A. Smart (1563), to the Heron; and C. 0.
Jebeelek le the Ferman.
intend Usatere—E. C. Smyth, to the Triton, 3
wheel alsma-vc at Woolwich ; and T. Pounds (10)d,it
the ruin, 6, p.ddlswheel steam-vessel, at Woolwich.
Pe7neseire—W. E. Wnght, to the ravioli; sod W. S. Z.
Parma (1866), to the llama,

AtelWait P. la Cherge—T. U. Note (1861), to
the Trace mai C. J. Cord (1861) to tit aphare.
cuou—b. V. es the W*, 72.
et 'eatery, et Orem . W. Solt, I. the Persigrar2
IP. B. Johtitey le the Heron.

WOOLWICH, Ocr. l&
EILIMALITION OP ROW. ROUX AILTILLERT
roar 1 ante.—Tlds seenstag et 9 o'elock, the °Moors, ace
lionualadmed dims, sad mesa of Major 11. 1. Ciardases D
troop of Sepal Rene Arslllry over orders for India,
lefem maseshisil ea Ise p emba
rkation
ea le
ea board Oa Album maw stesmoreall. Tho fume,
wldesk ataide et area who served dark' the Rime=
enrolee wheat* by the Commemhat Major
-
Oared Mr W. Y. sad staff, sad Ms troop then
Hemel la merehlag Mat, sad proceeded frau the garrison
M Me Re* Arend Pier, peeedel by He Beside of the
Royal Heise Artillery, the Fest Azeriery, sad the Field
Beraorkee Dead, the hike Wag impend entirely al chro-
mate bogies. The has,wee headed Iry Major-Osserral
Ur W.P. Wdlisms, Oemmemdt; Lioatenant-Colonel
C. C. Toads* C. 8., hie airds.cesap; Coked Bloomfield,
esand semesadsat , Be. Major Shaw, Captain It. K.
Deputy Assistant QvarMrmaator - General, sad Colonel
O. A. C.D. Darla( the line of sem& thro=
Vsereets of Woolwich the form ins loadly
hrteds of =tore. the b•ftda Pwk"ailli the =
mar el " Auld Syne," sad "The Girl left
Ma" Oa arriving at the Royal Arend Pier Major-
Gam' Wilms sad staff preaselet
anne s
nag board the loyal
Abed, mad Impeded the ftm mob Mr the se-
emseftellea et tie Issert,elth whisk they mimes' dim-
mhos hi st* alided. The limb thaitiesk up a padalsa
at the pier basal. sod Yr s.. astbaded la arelhad air
amiss Oa pelbeimees of the 19diad Aram Or Ma-
dent el • *asks seams is eterftft of .oils—lffejer
Oertaw, at ea .rte at aheelisft blerft Musk heeds
with a esapeat at ertillery din he stead be we pseud se
WI We Ildiad. The arils mad hit the pia et alms
Vela* amidst the ohms as kap multitude.

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27th Regal Web 111mea. deraltarale No.
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dr 7th t lbr ansebse, seder the curd et
Capri IL C. J 70th Itegirra, sad Limalmant A. N.
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Maw dePwl aaralar of the 16th Royal Ida; Slat Lied
Ishatry, sad f lIfY Ilisfratt, sambaing 12 00111111•11
rea of ad mho, are agered to salve at Ws potsto.
SOS
metier, ken bread, be the genres al Mari dr Isalma
betesdkas. Odin have eke leria reeds* he guiders to
be prided
Walks, I* dad wel=who will admit el the prowl-
' afoul ftaa

HAVELOCIII NINTH VICTORY.

The following neenstal engagement wu men-
tioned, but no more, in the ads ices by last mail :

CAWIIPORE, AUGUST 18.
Get ninth action came off the day tefore yesawBayr at
itithoor, when the emery, principally Beyeys of the 34th,
42nd, and 38th Raginenle—rmasaborienr between 3,000 and

4,000, with two gates—had taken rap •poettion in front of
Bithoor, or rather a •Mage to the west of it. Their position
was naturally one of the stamped that could be, but instead
of making a &faros in weer, they made it in front of the
brads. _ _

lanr right wee tower& the Ganges, and our left near a
deep wallah, to the left of which were houses and high
wand. The space in boat ,wse tolerably clear, and the
enemy occupied ;some topes end gardens, and a village on
their left. The red look • madden tarn to the left, where
the atany's goal was plated.
The rebels opened their gam on us, and mate of their
cavalry and infentry circled round our left; we sent a few
skate among them, and they bolted. Oar force then de-
ployed into line, sad on getting within 600 yerdn oosunenced
to pley an the topes occupied by the Pendia. /Owl Ore
tree kept up by us fix awe thsiewlth ovr rum The sharp
auk et the reueket gad sea wrath mead of the Mad
die sow hem On our gem wt, end drove the mew
est cd the prima, iere, ad Asp to the right. A faw
deternard Jacks node a brave atand near the bridge, sad
others of them peg higuested in the allege. Oar Moore
were tor Urea te awe esker, the day beteg very het, end
we had a taro elaboat 12 eine& The most extraordinary
thing le thet the many did net defend the tieing ground
and hones a the south aided the ravine.

They rat rigid my mad we after there as feet se the
guns could go; =Kik thee on coarse wee lost M crowing the
bndge, and we saw lade more of them. The rood was
lined with hours end gardens, surrounded with mud eat-
berkments, and soddenly an attack was made from behind
these mud waliera oar baggage. A Ilttk of it wee lost, sad
meal of the .seep followers killed. Acre Scam also
reeled down at some shagging behind the rear gaud, sad
at q firer or dm of them. The coolies of care bolted,
' rad re bloAssard viDagere come and plundered the pro-
perty. There was Dot much lost, but me officer, lost all
they leek with them. We bivouacked &Meg the night to
the seer of the fir. As it wee found impossible
to hate the luny pas on to Sheorsipere, we ve-
teran Ors yeetuday, herr lost, I breve, shout
14 killed sad 30 wooded. We took tits two guns, and
meet have bled a largo number of the gray, but it wee
haperible to tell the ember of their Med, r ti navy
woo quite ohm to them ; and I kaow inn experaco they
rem re at all dodges, the war sem the rest, to coral
their dad.
We bow news of the Laker people up to the Ittit
Try re still holding out bravely, and the enemy's flea sold
to be err slackened.

The fame* outer wee issued by Genres, Havelock efts,
the action

" F I [SD FORM ORDIL

" Cawnpore, Avg. 17.
" The Brigadier-General commandiag eongrataletee the
noon on the regale of their exertions in the combat of
yeeterday. The away wen driven with the lose of WO
killed and wooded, from ous of the strongest
;minx" in ladle, which they obdurately defended,
They were the Sewer of the =dans soldiery
flushed with the insaldel defend= at Sanger and
Yynabad ; yet they Need sly owe Eat beer Against a
bagel of Wl= of the elate, wane wake bad been
Yard by *den el as ~1. May the boas of
tradiery r rebelika be weer Or Nowa ; and if conquest
an new be achieved maw the met trying circanistanow,
what will be the Ins* end nielbatke of the time when
the semlee from Chine, from the Cape, and from England,
shall sweep through the lend f &Idlers I In that moment
your labottn, your privatise. your underlay, and your
valour will not be forgoteln by a grateful country. You
will be acknowledged to base been the stay and prop of
British India ta the time et boy nearest trial."

LUCKNOW.
(From the 116,44n0 of Bept.o )
The following telegraphic message regarding the
garrison at Lucknow has been kindly placed at our
disposal : " A letter from Lacknow says that the
people in the entrenchment arc all safe, and that
they have lots of ammunition and food for six
months ;" so that all fears may be dispelled with re-
gard to their being pushed so badly as was at first
conjectured. We trust soon to announce to the
public their rescue by General Havelock.

fr few days ago the news from Lucknow seemed to be of •
most disastrous character. We refrained from giving
cireu-
latien to the statement which reached as, and it is gra-
tifying to find that the alarm which took possenion of
many persons in Calcutta at that time was, to say the least,
premature. It was reported that the enemy was closing
round the besieged, who were undermined, tad it seemed so
if their tine! destruction must immediatelg follow. It ap-
pears, however, that the ensmi came • little too close, end
were themselves undermined the activity of the garrison,
and several hundreds of them lown into the air. The be-
seeped took this opportunity to make a sortie and captured
provisions and other stores etitnitent to enable them to hold
out for some tio.c longer. In the meantime it may be pre-
sumed that the enemy will see the tendon: of keeping at •
respectful distance, since they have Marina to their met that
the little garrison will not yield without a struggle, and that
they have still appliances and means to keep the besiegers
at bey, There is now groat reason to hope that reinforce-
ments may yet arrive in time to gave Lucknow from the fate
which Whit Cawnpor•—• fate which would be far more ter-
rible, as it would be shared by • far greater number of
Bet is say can the garde= would not yield without •
struggle. According to accounts which reached Calcutta on
the &hot Sept. it contained 310 men of her Majesty's 32nd
Regiment, and although 160 of them were in hospital, It may
be supposed that the remaining 350 would give • good so-
count of their enemies before finally submitting. The num-
ber at woman and children w 00330,
_of whom 240 were for
the nest pan &M le belonging to the ertiniere,