The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1857.

LETTERS FROM INDLI.

INDORE.
LITTEI FIOM GINIMAL HAVGLOCICS

The fallowing Wee, says the Edeolnerge betty &rut,
Whim • naiad geed/am, & native of Tdiabergb, st-
raw a Hemel Havelock's division :

"Camp, Futipote, July 13, 1867.
"W. are going on with • large hies of Europeans and I
Royal Artillery, and the earth rode are dying before vs.
Tenterthey, immediately alter we encamped, them regiments
ef laissitry and two of matey, formerly our own, with •
body of medley, attacked so. Oar artillery opened upon
thou with the guns beautifully painted, and away the whole
fume scuttled, leaving Ye in possession of arm gene, one of
them • 24-plunder, another an 18 ditto (we had only 6-
pounder.). The Enfield riffs frightened them • the fellows
at the gum went spotted off at 700 yards without seeing
WI swag or hewing a shot. On we went, captur leg
our own ammunition, treasure, tants—all their food and car-
ers', even to their cooking materials; went right through
the tom and mum* on the oder side, without hainjo
aka le
iliciAerdknO7kaeid of the our ownn'y men"makravid
lie. We have the 78th Ilig!dlandent with us; they joined
me of 19 a.m. of the 12th. Ni • were drawn up to receive the
*wee, which in all genus about 1,200 men to our. of 800 (400
Mho NA artillery, and 400 Europeene ) All of • madden
the bespipee struck up " The Campbells are Coming." The
Imprlie S. me yes such that I could warmly stand ; twenty
pme bikes, sad under different circommancee, I had baud
lops mama tans, probably played by the same begpipas. In
lifielmergb.
. Our ma (Sabo) are true as steel, end I ens proud to
hem medical dory of such • regiment. Whatever In the
dog. way d bravery • &roma aim they ea. The Eu-
rope& soldiers Mar; it, sad y they clamed us in
yeatiag. The Skin woe at the compliment, for
Ole Mat of European trees es pest la this cowl), that
the people my they owe bargee& belt inns. I like toe life
amp well, and would ad brow
Is milleitcciteday for some-
thing. As coital, .hai =raft es, lem into It.
I ea the only surgeon la thergenf vestment, and em
enttrely on my own hook. The Illwegem have about one
gloomy 200 mat.-

DELHI.

The &Bowleg letter hes bees remind from a roam (Aker
~f the 1101 h Pam, amil the a of a higbly ettemosel

" On. ham NW, Jaa.29.

•• Wy dolma 11.—I der may by lab time yes bare hoard
a grew 41•1 about our debug eat Ire, mul also perhaps
hare mu mg same mess the Ilet sem* woundo4;*
bat am't be la may mg, 'lensed sliest me ea thask
Mal 1 um ratty mem galls wen Age* althongh 1 hare
W • meet sammow mem 1 win tel
you stoat it
=Z, We lia Mend au the 17th el May, sad, aftar
it 'mob, imeumgml 17 the bombe of the river
Werivas. Imo mile Moe Delhi. Our tome sew
abitdd two egesdreme Chombitterra
(4N nee) et the Nth Rifles, belt . trespeMlierre
Wilkey (4 attioemite), ems batter/ of hot artlllery (6
eimeleemire), sad two logo p.. IM6htstm.i.).
via 166 artallery merits; Wei 1,1 lighting
.aWe armed m the elver Madman ea the
let the 10th, aid in the ellemeem ear moats tameiriZ
tumid the enemy to be gammas( la pod form We all
Immedidely turned vat, mid as mare yaw we ender
tome lip bang canto •
• grad eigheaeolpemed
Mao tie amp, boorkteg elf the boy et ebe serge
ell tug.
of the Caratameen, sod weemaNg mre hems we way
thee immediately oriel e. tiooe • nod mem we
watt over the ommmeetem-bridge ti. ether Wed the

• rage. We to.. wended, owl reared Is Air-
War g order, drag en we weal; rad whilst the -
ry rd Carabiasere tared their led liar, we dea Areviar
Need the village, sad Seth it sad their nom at the Ost
of the bayonet ; sad hi re brat glee Ufa, were rely
Arhus fen the laid, Webs d their gore, saiserides,
sr boas. Our bee is the Rides wee OM
er erns ark rd Sahib& sr shout Id worded. "V=
Capra Arrows wow Med whir asking see althea gum
He re war* hie weed ever the essayed gres, wed
chsseise on hie nes, when re of the wary lid re the
aura vas wasps, sod lbw bimailf. pow Aware, end
these of nor am te pleas. The rat thy the mew err
dews spin is greet 15.,. to Meek r, bet did sot error
quite arloue to err ter the scratch ; het we
was kept oat the era day under the meet
✓esin sue, dririg then leek warm they car seer,
Our isees this day wee vary re*, though poor Napier of
ours rear through thole& eal bes since died of hi. wound
it Herr After theme re phi we baked three days
aril we arid by trees the esesarder-hi,hief, to know
wire we roe to reset lir sal searrele our force. We
lord Oeserel Mad ea the 7th at Air hears
sere • rya mail of gout forty se eier area
the aerated dither 3,000 sr, it re to r-
ear upon Deed. We id Advert ea the credal of the
Ilth Jur, sad after No bows of se shay se wee
prier, we doer the airy der their r 1 bird
eserree before Delhi; sad yeedirs glad we were to
re It too, little thiskiag of the rid Seelig we
Arid bare before ws weld ear those wens. Met
seeming the eneoq had errs we alveoli sew use
the walls of Delhi, sad bad asseepil therseire
deur riles nut, to atop mom mg way ; het they Mad thew
✓hea drivels heck to the very welts of their ingeria city,
with the kr of orris of 1,000 um. II nos" mud 2
wowolords. Our ova Iwo woo shout HO NM owl wounded,
Wily owe( ths Thtli. Hon thr vre hove las be
k aore.
lug se the Went trow eon lentteries, 1,210 yank hi W too
!er be have lark awe NI time, and WO am wait* fee
. _ .

indensments Wen gong in to Rena the city. Is the
eaminwldle, the
ere acs coon out nearly Ines, day and attack
us. The yin y shout 0.000 strong, but their whole
Rees In Delhi is upwards of 13,000, while our own en-
able el about 4,000. They are always driven beck
in them cuffs, and always with severe low on their aide,
sad amestimes Mier heavy in ours. It was &nine
me et than intecks that I wee out with only about 20
gimp own men, drifter the immny out of a small village
lint they led get pealeaska of, that we owns wren 63
dim army bleismel up Is a corner, with two high walks in
all rear, and nredese M their treat. We attempted to
brew than from about 110 yards, MtWing that they had
War cow than we her, sad tluit my mu wen falling fast
mound as., I ordered than to enthuse volley, flebayosets,
and am*. Hurrah! away war weak, Ned hardly bed I got
twenty yards before I het a sleep twice be
iLishyauSaide,
and Ilmere I was hit. Away I went, eotiri the
psi and blood, and cutting down the first me my
mad, I was won engaged band to hand with • Soppy. I kit
Ids bayonet cut my wrist, as if to the bone, but I -knew be
was then finished, for my *word wee through him up to the
Mk. After that I can remember no more. 1 net know my
right arm fall powerless to my aide, a clout on my ben met
err acting, led all was over. The nest thing I remember
was waking with an ailing side, a eon arm, and stiff is. ist,
and then I knew I had hen wounded in three Ores. Dee
belle bad gone through the fleshy put of my side, pen-
t:nit* about an inch ; the other balls bed gnus underesath
my right arm, oboe to the armpit, cutting through the
muck and out again ; and the bayonet cut deep in my
wrist. However, all my wads are nearly healed, and I
ens out nelarday fighting them age* when I loot L, killed
sad woman al my own , sad two men shot down
OS Sate aide of sea, yet I was NM tourhid ; and we
moved to ens the =may ben with inimenee lam.
It was same anbeketien to Maw that, after I kill on the
ilab urn were ell like milatm aml infarialag at vexing
ma ant down, milted in and barmaid imp um of than,
and they counted 33 bodies lying In that ass come up is
Imp. I has no time to nue any mare, as I have to get
nedy kr pkket. We have very hard work to do, and an
Meetly useamfortable Is tents °wing to the nu, sad want
of ski which we an oak to obtain, the country being in
Ms bunk et the gamy. Since I was kid up we have had
In ewe ef oar own oaken wounded, and although erne
ham Mn severely as now dangeronly. Don't be tno
ankle/ sheet me. I hope my nest letter will be to tell you
that Delhi is lane and the kkg haoged. So good bye, and
love to all. " P. T. C."

THE LATE SIR NORMAN LESLIE.

SPORTING.

DERBY RACES-TEIIIIDAT.

Tun flot7iWiTfitrznociTa ;•0i; 2 ft, with 30
added, for all ages. The sexed hr sere him make. About
three- gouts,. of • mile.
Mr. E. Drowlit's Slattern by La* of Gwynn', 3
P
7•1 (Perdition) 1
Mr. Poz's ,eka, 3 pm, fist .... Snowdon) 2
Lord ChreessWa ook by &aka out of Gen&
I 3 let 11111 (Cromwell) 3
Mr. s yet, lst 41b ( Plumb) 4
The folleribig Moo inn : Usimproted, Defy Hercules,
Mfrs Ifightiagale, Jerk, &army Petrel, Dot.
Batting- 3to 1 opt &Morn sad Oen& Kitty colt, 6to 1
each opt Moonshine and Magnolia. Weer by • length; half
• lerigik between the second and third • • lends between
third and berth. Unexpected broke • blood-mmel, and did
not pre the post.
Toe Cnnernaristo STAKES, fair 2-pIIT-olds. This.'
quarters of • mile. (7 obit.)
Mr. Halford's Mainstay by Peppermint, Sit 121 b
cludiag 51b extra) (Kendall) w o
Ti., CNATSWOITE STAIN, .160 som., added to • Han-
dicap of 10 sore. each, h ft, and 3 only if declared; winners
extra. One toile and • quarter.
Mr. Southby's Lao by Womenlity, 3 yrs, fist 7lb
(Chalioner) t 1
Mr. 11. Drewitt's &atm.:, 3 pe, des 716
(T. W. Tordbans) t 2
Mr. Copeland's St. Dunstan, 4 yrs, 6M nb
(Plumb 3
Mr. Handley's Lord Jersey, 3 yrs, Est (Pritchard 4
Mr. Malliek's Hastioc3.yre Mager (Fordhant 5
Betting :6to 6 apt 4to Slattern, to 1 eget
any other. A fine ram the distance with Leo end
Slattern resulted in • diml beat ; bad third.

- -
SILLIMO STARS/Of 30 son.,
added to a Sweepstakes of 6
son. each. Das mile. (7 subs.)
Mr. J. Memo's bilrertad by Maleolla, 2 yrs (201.),
Est 31b (A. PAlrerds) I
Mr. Pinata' s Rohe, 3 ors (201.), Est 9lb (Cballourr) 2
Mr. Booth's Honeydew, 2 re (201), 4at 9lb (car-
ried 6st 31b) (Pritchard) 3
Mr. Mrillah's Mosashise, 6 yes (201 ), 7st 1316
(Hibbard) 4
Mr. Cop shad's Dot, 2 yrs (201.), 4R911e (aerrisd
ast 13lb (Newborns) 6
Bittla 610 WS Nlrintmil, 6to I test say other. Won
by a good third.
The wlnsee was bought is de 62 Ores.

(aT BLICTILIC TILSOBAIi.)
JCVIIXILZ STAR'S. alikKiall

Ethos, Tit 71bNIsetediag 61b extra) (Teribaza I
Trot, det I Ilb (including dlb extra) (Plumb 2
Filly by Mentor— Psyche, dm gib (Cite%Der 3
Filly by %rpm
ran:—e,—Babtt hit elb --(Creswell 4
TM following aloe )Laggielmoder, Plague
Commove, Woodmite, Scbeedelket, %%dikes, mid Archbald.
Woo by three-qoartere of • • leagth between the
wood sad third, good dearth. Coraboeo wee filth.

RIOTS IN BELFAST.

The Belfast papers represent the fire lighted last
Sunday as still smouldering. The Befloat Mercury
says:
In addition to the death already stated, regarding the
rioting in this town, further ;articular' have been made
public. About seven o'clock on Monday night, the Inflam-
mable materials in the brirkneld of Mr. Millen& at the rear
of Sandy-row, near Wesley-place, was discovered to be on
lire in four or five different "lam at once. This brickfield is
pretty ettensin, sad, being, in the immediate neighbourhood
of the town, it is of vast use to the labouring population,
may of whom ire constantly employed by the spinted pro-
Odor. The prior portion of the ground was 'bedded over,
and the roping, together with the gates, has been en-
tin destroyed, involving • forof property to a consider-
lemount. It was useless to attempt to extinguish the
dames, they spread with such rapidity, owing, in • great
' measure, to the materiel of which the rooting was composed.
It the not been secertaned whether the property was insured;
but that it was a menden, burning there can be little doubt.
Mr. !Oland Is a catholic, and it in supposed that the fen
had something to do with the oceurniums. Others, spin,
amen that the watchman mused the burning from hie care-
lessness while waking ; bat, be that as it meg, the matter
will most likely be inquired into, when the real muss will
be aseertained. This wee the only incendiary fire known
to have token place. Not a few persons have term very
seemly beaten. Mobs lurked at the COMICS of streets,
In entries, end gateways, and fall upon husocent people
eLhe, :daring. Many cams of this nature have been
to the police authorities ; but, ea the surer
son are unknown, nothing as be dam On the Cresalie-
road the houses of some of the workers of Mears. Johnston
end Carlisle were wrecked by a mob of rioters. This peaty
ellen were brutally ill-using a man at the bourn in qua-
non, end the people very humanely gave the poor fellow
shelter, when their dwellings were attacked. A party paraded
in the SUM locality at • later hour, playing fifes end drums.
In Millfteld, and the old "disturbed districts," shots were
frequently fired, bat without effert—one fellow, it ham bun
asserted, assuring an admiring crowd that he could hardly
bold his pistol, it was so warm, owing to the number of shots
discharged therefrom. The mayor, with lathy others of the
land magistracy, were present, and by their judicious
arrangements prevented the easembling of large bodies of
men at soy particular point. Tuesday evening, rein eel In,
which has imensantly continued up to 12 o'clock, and has
had the effect of keeping the people within doors. Every-
thing is quiet me fn.

PRESTON (LANCASHIRE) ANNUAL COUNTY
SESSIONS.

The annual sessions of the magistrates of the
county of Lancaster were held yesterday in the Court-hoar,
Preston ; the Right Hon. M. T. Haim., Chancellor of the
Duchy of IoaDOISHOZ, in the chair. Much important business
wee brought under consideration part of which was the
superannuation sllowance under consideration,
provisions of the statute
b and 6 Victoria, rap. 98, see. 30, to be granted to the Rev. J.
Clay, who had retired from the chaplaincy of the
prison, after a benevolent warm of service for thirty-
fire yank The annuity proposed to ha granted
to Mr. Clay wee 2621. 10a., that amount being
prescribed with respect to pawns In the public asewke by
statute 4 and 5, William IV cep. 24, Mr. Clay's salary as
chaplain having been 3501. per annum. There bad been
some slight opposition raised against the proposed Vl=‘;
Dilation grant ; but upon the question bang brought
the annual seenone yesterday, the full pension eras allowed.
The Rev. J. P. Murphy, who has for twelvemonths die-
charrid the duties of aavietant chaplain, was appointed Mr.
Clay s successor. The Rev. John Clay's long oonnenion
with the Preeton House of Correction was marked by the
adoption of measures in that prison which have rendered it
modal in point of wise sad salutary discipline.