The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NO-VEMBER 2 1857.

Tffl MUTINY AT JUTIBULPORI

We (Edinberph Caseate!) have bees favoured with
the kilo wWivery of as Wirsidsg Weer be.. • mac
O&M St Juku4eme, 611 M NatieeldegMy, at present laid
opwlth Mae:
fiewt. aggi.—l am amid aim regiment weal Mad. •
rajah and Ma family war bare have bra Isepsnaildth ego
redya. He lea been anight, however, wbh all ire Away,
is soallaal fa the juin; We have jug beard • mese la
to he altempled, se we me NB .
lesh.--La
R Wet As gdyad Maras infantry end
rvehi elm In. We me OW to have Imepeass
. Thre are twenty imams far the twe Boy area
whirr a 9-pomilm, the ether • $4-good mbar; so wet
are all right.
" 17th.—The mem vas -limp ed hat WPM, Dad oar
rigabeat theta lark with earsl gas sat b 1 abseil
t and went to sea the ism Item a pelty sight—
the pearls ad tbe brava ham filth* as tits
gam. Baas ewe Dad ems towards zwealag,
but nothing else.
" 18th.-1 have just mere beak hem seelng the rebel niA
and hie tom blown from guns. It was ea awful IOU; but
they richly deserved • far wens deter Prakcy—tt ham base
found out that we were all to be routed alive whoa caught I
He mayed,as he was being lashed to the pa, that hie aunt,-
fog children might be spared to burn us. Well. we went down
to when the two guns were drawn up, with a detachment of
infantry and cavalry to prevent surpnee —the cavalry nuk-
ing about, keeping the people Lea from the front of the
pm. Boon shmwarda die prisoners arrived, looking very
apathetic and nom-Want ; their fetters wen knocked off on
the pound. I wee quite don to theca, as we officers were
Mii.o • &chi dose to the gone, into which the crowd was
not allowed to come. They were than bound to the mouths
of the cannon. The way is this ..—Yon stand with your
back to • calms month, which Is pointed to the beck of the
heart—you have now a very good idea of it. The artillery
cacer,when ell was reedy, gam the conirmad in • loud, clear
voice, Diviaire : ready f fire:' • boom l A thud aa of
a body felling—sad all was over. I am afraid we an all
very bloodflimety, as Morel every one had • smile of grati-
fied riven* on his We all were thinking of Caws-
pm. You know I have •my Ka heart, and would met
likely have hinted or got sick at home if I had ler the roe
Wen them mamma ; but I can mare you that although
I felt the awful solemnity of two souls pang, with • prayer
for murder m Ural*, before their God, yet I west op
afterwards with almost gratified holiage to look at thM
Moss, still thinking of Camper*, Deal, Meerut, llamas',
Banally, Fymbed. The old man's Me ma quiet and severe
(ha men had moved • muck the whole time before), ea
was also the young ones (a man of fort)rLhar lege and
arose tell to I does the ceases months, being tied ; the
heed and upper part of the body Wag about My
yards In front. Quite =touched their facet were, and quite
quire. It is •my quick death, as they can hat no pain, the
region of the heart being at once blown away. Thom madr-
'acres have crake ohanged me. I believe I could walk over a
recently fought battle field quite unmoved.
19th.—bar regiment ham gone i Lot eight about nine
o'clock, in rushed two of our native officers sad i.e.. few
faithful sepoys, and told us we bed Who look out, as the
regtereat was coming to attack as. We immeatiely timed
out (I arms( the rem, in shirt and perjaaam, login( as like
• •01/1•120W •• poosible). • troop of cavalry sad 100 infsetry
wen mot at area to the treasury ; It ma • lee right teeing
the cavaby prancing away fa the tomb light. The regiment
resat of (Me* with Mows, mciniental trumlo79
d
an all—eceroaly • man loft. We ere afraid Mr tirz=
who an oat toza as on detachment duty—UM/Dam

Barges, Cockburn (of Edinburgh), and . • sent
empresses out to them, but are afield of thaw not getting of
in date. 7 p.m., 19th—Poor Magma benbum Udell by
them ; I tram ths, won't torture Ms. They have written
in to es, MMus him to es if we will give op
_to them
the eepoys who hue remained Wilda to se. We cannot
do that ; there are aurae& of twenty of them, ad the fate
which weak await them if gime op would be awful. Boma
of the poor fellows have byged a, crying, not to give them
op. I wonder what we Ultras will do when all M quiet. 1
euppoes we shall be ordered to some unhealthy depbt or
other till a new regiment is &mid, or we are drafted into
different regiments.
" 20th.—The =Muss have gone off to Nagode to join
the 60M, who mutinied on the 16th alt. I forgot to tell you
that, by-the-bye. Their °Moen are coining here to-night;
they sytked the two guns, end blew up the magazine. 20th,
6 p.m.—Hurra! Barton and Cockburn have cane in, very
wet end tired with a twisty-eve miles' ride. The wiper'
told them, quite coolly, to cut : They came off. Barton
quietly egad ien for the rupees which wee hie tent, and day
was gives him without the slightest Mediation; and the
Nuys ;wombed to soul their trope after them ; so yu ass
our fellows ham behaved very well.
" 22nd.—We have jut got news from Dumow (where
the column is) of the disarming of our two computes
. . 801 l think we most not have too much haling for
the sem.; they would cut all our thrum in soon as wink.
One cannot fathom the treachery of the native character.
. . We shall probably join the Bombay column , and I,
al • Nick person, will likely be sent with the ladies to some
place of salty. Ohl how I wish I had my health
assis I . . .
" 24th.—We has just got in one of our spies, who tells
u they has not allowed poor M r arty clothing, and
has muck him on • led hone, gvudd by eight soppy.. No
news from Delhi very I here been moved into
a tent belonging to • es I cannot stand the congeal
air any longer, end em very comfortable. It is tether la
from the fort, bat I can still hear the sentries challenging.
1 have very sleepless night, not • single good night's met
elms my Ulnae Ingen ; on they is modem all nee their
beet sentry, sa I sin awake all sight. 1 wish you meld
have • peep of what is going on before me. In frost of me,
as I eat lying, is the picturemee immespmest, with the white
tatglietsg in the ma: There goes • large buffalo,
pubs within a couple of yards of my tent. My cooties ere
some of them workbag at • truck road the trot to bail.?
wet ; others cutting stomp of trees ; and cue is .lee .
Behind me ere the prisoners, with their chaos clan ins,
working away at is antrenchissat ; end now I hew the
cavalry bugle trwtra-facla-ing. It is • pretty sight."

BLOWING MOW GUNS AT PESHAWUIL—II wY
en artaky iedming some: All the troops, European
sad seen mimed and dimmed, loyal and darker:l,
were draws op an parade, forming three skim of
• agree; and drawn up very carefully, you slay
be roan so that gay attempt on the part of the die-
albeted b memo the doomed prisoners would have
been away ,Meld. Torah' the fourth Bide of thespian
wen drawn up the gar (9-pousdam), tan in sunder, which
were to be used for the execution. The prisoner, under a
=Zurepeut guard, were then marched into the nears
ernes and ematanore read aloud to them, end at the '
heed d mak regiment ; they were then marched round the
neon end up to the gaga. The first ten were picked oat
—One ens were kaaispl, ad they wre bound to the
`sees, their beds basin wart the nintlea, and their
arms Wean to the wheels. The pert-tan were lighted,
and at a repel ham the ArtWary-Msior, the guns were
find. It wee • horrid mite that Urn met the eye , a regu-
lar ellelPer ei Lamm finessed* of he der, of arias, of lege,
=le the dr through the smoke, and when thee
way„therie hegmento lybg ma the gronad—fing-
ante of Bides, and frepsents of linseulroana, all sized
tegarder, wen all that remained of those ten madman.
Thee these more was this seer repeated; bet so greet Is
the disgust we all heal he the sheathe reamitted by the
rebels, that we had norm in our hots kr any feeling of
pity ; perfect callonneas wee depicted en every Zurapears
fare; • look of grim astiefactlon could ern be wen be the
reenteneose of the gunman serving the gum Bet hr
hiking wen the effect on the nadre reties ef the nem
tames; their black faces grew gbsedy pale se they peed
heedlessly et the awful sperache. Yes meet know that
the le newly the only form In veld& hell bee eery terms
far a native. If he is hang, or abet by nredietry, be nowt
that hie Mende or relatives be allowed to claim lie body,
' sad will give him the funeral rites reqadrid by his religion;
if a Medea, that We body will be baron with all dee are.
melee; if a Museralman, that his remains will be dis.
costly isterred, as directed to the Koran. Bat If seeteaced
to death In thia form, he keine that his body will be blown
into a thrinand *sea, mid that It will be eltogether Impos-
ed., for he bewever devoted to lan, to be rue of
picking up all the tregmenes of hie own whaler hely
end the thought that primp a len Of Wele on of aW-
heat religion is litimelf Wee possibly be horsed or bend
with the remiahr of hi ewe body, le agony to him. Bet
aotwitheredieg this, ft wee tencesible for the mutineer(
And hoar est% hel mem dares dedroirmion for the way
Is which they met their death. N"thing in their lives te-
ems them the ad them Of the whole forty,
wely Me
be Awed say do
pedher, sod they were bitteely
iereeehed_ ly the ease he se *pub( their tete. They
peedWldied dire mew. After the het ten had been
the sett batch, who had been looking on all the
doe, mane up to the game yafwedml and isaf•Jecringly,
end dewed theweeiree to be and thd tip without
wirrimg seutek et elewfwg the slightest roe of few, or
in
emesen. Mime had heel in this stregth ? heir
,ivies,
shed silt sely he and is all other point& st lent
thee well at the hour of death ; it tench. them
win then rim end reel Iran how to din.—lifts from
helemote w Blaehefes Megaster, for November.

Dear* az A Isms Mar-
dna, disease Pint., Berkshire, cos of the 'ldevoltied
Prime' dile etft engin, dial ea Friday afternoon et
ids waft tat< erhwr lb a derikiles state of health, he bed
dis esue yews. Mr. *aim was this Oh yaw
fills aspi We (Men teediselied filet Mr. Minims, le
bum% Ye Ned gift distributed Me beseeere
wed& Ned aside, someer do umbers of Ida begs Away.
ibe edelless d Owes Mb fisw here earprierisba, Rer
led be leaky ens amity la wealth, thous% be might,
fie, Mee Weer estimied, its worldly value
aid um NE. alsedsog • aialandatiatia may be astimatad

sa row has Ora dm "dim statilisiTsid a causitians-
his on dais pesililsas peirvas Arm is landed Is Ur
II .1 arm la rad of bierter sarat7 lad fon-
dest, wan blamed Owl wse his Trsassilsatie
awed all M earl* rarerWlb. novae tamplns7
" mid" sad mean" &airiess is dot cossliy. All his
lawaiinseis oY " ter w.prlilis taus...
TN, lIWID MUSLIN TIIIADI 11l Tls SOUTTI or
lanawik—Ogssfiag se the Mayes ti Ohii.v, th• C..k
irsaviser asp :—"Tbs asospsamis it Ws sweat "shed
la am sue sisa oily 11111110 Os WIN. lliasimig hays
blOnts ohm a iss=aat et usslarssal maw
ihmies la mien st soak owlet sad an-
Whim. This hem .1... Ws anessol a cassilmable
siasadfi plsa gleis loving band their mesas
af Bianiald maw* IN sa4 lb. malt at lb* bur
try at Nab sr no *ow"

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

ARCHES COURT.
This being the Sat(Blas ays et ek
is yr tbs sort Debra.) was operd witit
as sari lonoslitir. isms briars ses this trans.
Ur it was ot • purely tsclusksi abusers.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Comikair Gemlbws.)

The bankrupt wee Werat-e;,' of th. John's-wood. The
scrionals having roily AM been filth, ea 4mwethiest of the
maminaticia wee ufweesszy. The thethethi debts want ;
so meth all the property having bath
The Ythkrept wee amenined by Mrsillta, the troth
=lla who allotted ban bhn that a bill of ode
1a given to a wed*" raid Thomas, coveting
o
property of 1,0001., was bainded ayes .4 imaginary bit*" far
wily 4004
His Honour, remerider that then had already been two
adjounenuata, directed an edleerammit thee die.

The beakrupt ti kanical as meanfecturer
and inspector of foram goires, et Fasburty
He new pored inrikelka m eteenale
Mara Hort, skhie
inks that et the be&Nia of 01. wee
in a dearer of SOK His hers awl bWiles ere now
1,68 U.; errs, 614
Mr. Nandi, the official @Wpm shied la hie !wort list
the rekropt had ambit as e meter af rehing money ea
eaccamodetion bale, whisk esemearf he the large amour
of his liabilities. It ina, mod that he erse Whs frr 2001, r
cell an dune in the Mira Lit Oleo, Chloride, awl kr
Mil. to the Solvency Gureatee Censer%
Mr. Meter* for the relper, aorta ae ar'en'a to
the benkrapt
HuHonour dallowed his to pm, obeerving tket ihre
woos femur la re ore wink -meld all sr cearlero-
ties et the certakete modem

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.

THE CITY 01 LONDON LOAN AND DIPOUT IANI.-IN THE

NAITILII OF THONAI NAB:WOO BUXTON.
This lambent, who had tom one of the director' of the
City of Lostlea Lore sad Deposit Society In Farrington-
stmetsrared for adjuditeilon.
poor persons who had been dopoilioni In the beak
to Dory bed eitsmded se the immer owe-
rural thee the preeeeftms is Omar, hod been
submitted to Mr. Nessie Murphy.
Mr. Coatuandomr Murphy mid ho aw by the minim la
Chancery that &video& Ind ban paid tan of the
end not out of this "mato," which payments inn =o:i
be breaches of trail

--The iasolZa7 Mated that he did ad know thst the Nal-
donde ware paid out of the capita oats somothme afterwards.
Mr. Thom a complainant, said the Waived laser all
about it, which was data.
His Honour remarked that this oar would tort au lm-
palest precedent ; dad he whited to coomealt the sic el oom-
Westover. He did sot wish to srles• IHnolatilutlisauste
wither would he pare a mos o►er to whlett the lasolmat
heel sot at the board mid takes his fro. No doubt the
stopper woo stbibutable to Beadle, the seerstary. He dr
'erred juditasat till to-morrow week.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

Antonio do &Ira wee brought op for judgment sad sin.
Mooed to undergo his former sestina of dam pare' penal
servitude, to commence from the smica, lasted of
the one at which he was convid. _ _

Jon, de Bemis erne elms sentenced to the Nine punfeh-
went for roanalanighter.
Br cyst IssON•f A, who was also ocovicted of the genie
aim., was seedenced to sis =alba' had Moat.