The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

BATTLE OF BUSSERUT GUNGE.

The followiag is a copy of General Havelock's
dispatch, describing his operations against the enemy
on the 29th July :

Camp, Buseend Gunge, Jul3o, 1657.
I numbed yeetardey and taus up with the sonny et
Oases. TM taint see flanked by an massive swamp, and
the position defended by flfteen gone. The inundation
promoted stay Weak* movement, and 1 attacked the
ti, captured all the gone, sod put the meniy to
t. The troops from Lackner in our front wee aided
by a eadddentble detecluomit of the Name's force from
Futtehpare Cliammeset which .1. On our left dank.
cemenemded by boar Sing. I halted feu hours in tire
extreme heat of the day, and then marched on this town,
whkh le elm earrovended by water. Four paces of
einem were mounted on We old-fashioned gate and
towers. The rood at the entrants of the town had
been destroyed add the gate strongly barricaded. 1 had so
attars,m ater a manmade 1 meaultal and took the place
with all its goad The mew will not await any elm* ron-
me with ery troops, exteptuag behind walls. Their tow
this day has on that amount bees bawler than weal i mina
glee is se veve-88 killed end mended.
At Oozes the whilst meet distinguished was private Patrick
Caremark, 11.311:864th Regiment. Be erased to pines by the
enemy 'Mile sheering • briniest ewe* to Me moraded
Had he survived, I should hme reconundedad hint foe the
Victoria Cross. I trust • grateful governmemt will peados
Wa elatine.
The Medea Fuediere were particularly didlaguidted.
Major Stemmas sakes Lieutenant Dandled as rued
comperada. He was the tire .Lai the barricade at this place. !
Lieutenant Eagle of the 78th Higillandee era seemly
wooded whilst leading the way at Ounaa into a lozholed
boos filled with deeperate fanatics. I would &eke that he
should be spina monomemded to his Bevel Highness the
' Oenetal Id Chief.
My staff gem ma glorious supped. Colonel Titter,
lordly able to 'Moped his helm from indigo-einem, eat an
edam& to the when force foe a, Witty and d.eiog. Lied*.
sent Beveled', Deputy Amietant Adjutant Gent nd, had •
hone Mot !audit Wen ; and my active aide-de-eamp, Lieut.
&won, M•ded. Fuelled, err eevcrely wounded.
I have *timed an maim add battery of guar; but
ea without , I came MOWS berme or etjuipainate
1 mud overtook my Vet/mimed who improve, how-
ever, emery
(BOW) H. HATELOCIL, Itr= -Goa.
Oar emmapmedmt gees cm to my that was ems
officer kills. Liestment 'Damian, of the Madden
Fumilierv. The killed d the 18th Highkedere are Sergeant
Mark Mad, end Privates Fronds Bono, Neese*, and
Morris. Woanded—Lientesant Bogle, erred* in the area,
and Petrol.. Connell, Hams, belmated, Oanron, redden,
Halliday, Whiteman, and Ore*, and Corp ml Sperrew.
The guns akin were thous described In General Ilavderk's
telegram to the Oeverner-Oemmal, given in another plate.—
Atom (Hamer, Aug. 15.

la* date to which we hive intelligence, to rather 1
Ili than 10,001 men. Frolic the arrival of General
IlOoLoom and his colu*in the *imp, It is to be
inferred that the communications with the Panjaub,
by Putteelab and Umbella, were open ; but there is
a strange statement in the last Telegram received at
the Foreign-office. " The King of Da= is re-
. ported to be sending his Zenana to Rhotuck."
Rhotuck is about 45 miles to the north-east of
Delhi, on the road to Heusi. Are we to infer from
this that the insurgents are so strong in that dirn-
tion as to induce the King of Dkuu to look upon
Ithotuck as a secure retreat for what he values most?
The news from Western Malwa and the coun-
tries of Mewar and Ouzerat does not improve. In
addition to the mutiny in the Joudpore Legion at
Mount Aboo, and the disarming of a Bombay regi-

meat at Nuaseerabad, we now learn that the former
is understood to be co-operating with an insurgent
chief in its neighbourhood, and that a large body
of insurgents has collected at Mundiaore, not far
from Neemuch.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 0, 1857.