The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-04 00:00:00

OTTIINANT-COLONTL Z. °SEATO= TO TIN DTPUTT

ANT ADJLTAXT-OZAIRAL,

*. am% 1867.
Mr,-1 ham d hemew peek fir the Jahr-
maim of the Megair•Oseseel Oemomodami, lot, in conse-
quence of oat leases from Awe, I otwebed from Haiku@ ;
at 8 p.m, on the 9th, canying the Msropean infantry ca
de-
phsau and cart., sad encamped ea the Brigade Parade
road at this pike shout 6 LK. Yesterday at half-pest 10
deist my mop am eaddialy aelesiod. fa the heat and .
right amt. 1 gamed to Me Moe mad Mond the artillery
pais ast- -ind bat Mairbi'm Lam la the
col Mis. 1 pmmoideistrillit Dar Megaity's 11116
tiod ftholloy to dr rtgbi Ireerstro
=No a/ dYa Ike maw, imid bide. Mar peas, '
we wtYi sew imp. Oa the way I oak
on an the lee, Ilk Pmb Cavalry
emed umg, am.
Waft the infantry in Molding ardor with their sap-
peke. track the meshy to time epos imam war the Zan-
poos Infeatry Barracks, with dlemolomo to mow so aeon-
sioscoo would permit. The filosteor Apo battery hod by
lids thee corn, cap ; I shamed Yom lea
@impart et tits
Whitey ea the road kaolin Mu the *Mktg Puma*.
✓ound to the Dbolepore-road, mod Me airmieleme mdemoced
sad cleared the compounds to their frost; the Ponimeth
Cavalry, under Lieutenant Wakes, bad thou the egrets-
airy of soaking a mos gallant charge, delviag off she estimmrs
sowers and capturing four gum. After this the rebels weds
no stead on the right, but Um left coatiamd to he body
engaged, and the enemy's sowers advanced with great Meer-
schaation on the gnus, er of which was MealW frees its
gammen having been cot down, and for the inommt be '
the of the ebony ; it was, bewever, M-
utant y recaptured, end the 9th Lancers charged the
cowers and drove them from the field. Iregret
to my that two most excellent oflkers, Lim*.
maim wench and Pock were wounded, the former woe-
' 15117, sad I tear that IMO hope ma be entertained of the m-
em* d Lienimmat Joss. I adrasuad during this time
an the Dleoiepore road, capturing gone as we went on, WI
the 9th Leman mad artillery, supported by the 79th and tad
Punjsnb Infeatry. Wysocki on the left, taking four guns
on their way. The whole line cow moved to the front, the
Punjeub Cavalry, as usual, performing moat excellent tier-
vice on the Banks, till we reached a village three miles :rum
hence, where we baited for a short time, the *bole of the
enemy being then in hill flight we were now joined la.
3M Eumpeans, end Colonel Cotton, commanding at
came up and took command of the whole of the troops.
esetny's camp was descried about two miles in advance,
and we marched upon it, the road strewed in all directions
with baggage and cert. ; the infantry was ordered to halt at
the Oniap and the cavalry and artillery punned the enemy
to the Kharee Nuddee, 10i miles from Agra. The enemy
bad crossed the river before we reached it, leaving behind
him all his guar, a return of which is attached. The end.
hey find grape and round shot at the retreating enemy
arrive the river, with good effect. The country all round
was covered with fugitives, of whom a large number were
cut up. They have all now crowed the Kharee Nuddee.
After a short halt we returned to ramp, and the captured
guns were all brought in during the night. I have not been
able to estimate the sway's number, ea in addition to the
Isidore force, sad the Neemuch and the Nurser-
abed brigades, Seperys were found killed belong-
ing to kith Unread 'ins, Hurrianeh Light Infantry,
Gwalior Contingent and several others. The whole country,
as far so one could see, was covered with fugitives; but of
theen many were probably camp followers and rabble. I
have never seen such a rout, and, had our artillery and
cavalry been Omit, few would have crossed the Moms
Nuddee; not they bad marched 4t miles In less than thirty
hours before arriving at Agra. It is impossible to my too
much of the excellent °oviduct of the whole of the troops, officer.
and men, and I trust it will meet with the approbation of the
majm-getteral commanding the field force at Delhi. It is
my intention, as mom as shave been joined by the detach-
ment now ea its way from Delhi, to premed towards Fatty-
shay, with a view of effecting a junction with General
Havelock's form, subject to the approbation of General
l'eany.—l have, &c..
" E. H. OltrAlailli, Lieur-Colonel, corn-
'minding Moveable Column."

LIST OF OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED
BEFORE DELHI Ul' TO At-Gun 31.
Camp before Delhi, Sept. I.
_ FILLED Oil Toro OF wovson.
_

Colonel C. Chimer. Adjutant-General of the Army; Cap-
tau C. W. Rumen, tath Regiment Native Infantry, orderly
officer; Captain J. W. Detainee, 66th Ite,cialest Native
Infantry, orderly Aker; Lieutenant H. 0. Perkins, Homo
Artillery; Lieutenaat T. E. Dickies, Adillary; Caplan T.
M. Oreensell, 24th Pool, muscat field engineer; Sexed
Lintiment E. Jones, Enchain+, minuet field eagineer;
Alligallt Curran T. Moore, Gth Dragoon Guards; Brant
Llantatemat -Cilcael K. A. Yule, 9th Lancers; Lieutenant W.
H. Bynames, Bth (Kiam'e) Regiment ; Captain F. An-
dem, 60th Rear; Ensign W. H. Napier, 60th Rl6.
lintanant 16. A. Hanaphrys, 20th Native I flavors, attached
to 60th 'tiara; Lintemant T. Giebbrie, 61st Regiment;
Captain k W. J. Kam, 76th Regiment; Uetivenant
Henan, 73th Regement; lieutenant W. Cream, 75th Re-
giment ; bilateral& H. Jackaos, 2.4 Positive. ; Second
Lieutenant D. M. BMri6, Zed matilkm; Ensign 0. C.
Walter, 46th Naha Infantry, attached to 2nd Fnalars;
Snip C. Wheatley, 64th Natty. Infantry, attaebed Ca-
mara Battalion; Unmeant J. H. Beene, Wed Native la-
away, attached In ILIML•00. Battalion • Lieurenant
Yorke, led Nadel Infantry. etched B,kh
Brevet •Captain W. G. JAW. 10th Nally* banter, attactioi
to la Panjaab latintn; Lieutenant E. J. Travers, clad
Native Infantry, attacked to la Punjaub Infantry; Lana-
sant W H. Leandro, 64th Native Infantry, attached le
let Panjaub infantry; Lieutenant CI. Bettye, kith Nod,.
Wintry, attached to Guide Cavalry,