The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

BFNAREB.

The following are extracts of letters front the Rey.
James Kennedy, dated Bemires, August 22, and
Sept. 3, IRS; :
August 22.-1 n the immediate neighbourhood of Be-
ams there is no rising at prevent, though in a distant
pert of the district a number of rebels am collected, whose
misoldef-doing however cannot extend far. The city itself
matinees perfectly. satonehingly quiet. I was this morning
delivering the Saturday lecture to the Central School, and
everything was vary present. It ia not to be denied that
three ere many apt on nirehief, especially of the Muasulenan
parties class ecenarunfty. Indeed, the mom we know of
this rising, the were we and It to be a de►pente effort of the
Museninume to drive um from the country, and reinstate
Moir old government, though they hare very skilfully got
Os military Redone into the plot. It IA said that our
Magistrate has, within a fortnight, discovered an much trea-
sonable ci riesponderce m would till a carpet bag. Several of
as writer. ►are been seised end executed.

A rich native banker, born in Demure, and knowing it
thoroughly, called on me to-day. He mid, Why are you
lagliakomen always fearing our city ? We were all to rime on
the Id. It has paned away. Then we were to rise on the
Bekri-Id. That was confidently mid. It pared away.
Now the Mohair= la coming on, and again it is reported
then are to be ail sorts of dreadful things! There will be
nothing of the kind. If no enemy come flan without, them
' will be no riming. I user. you. There are many ill-disposed
poisons, but they can accomplish nothing. They tan only
get • hanging for themselves." This man is hiomeif
thoroughly loyal, for wet of his money is in the hands of
Baropemm, and their OlerikftM would be hia ruin.
I am inclined to steno with him, though it is
naquationabb that with inch • small force as
we hare, it is • tickliah thing to guard each • city and
district as this, especially when in eddition to rebellion the
people are suffering grievously from the stoppage of bolero
end the famine price of provisions. The dater is dreadful
The printing preemie at the station, with the exception of a
small one, hove either been taken away or buried, and
most of our native Cludattana hare been thrown out of
employment and know not what to do. It I.
said, I fear ton truly, that a large party of rebels
am marching from Oude on Sum:Tore, the diatikt
sdjolaing tbu. But the roads are so bid that they
mina have heavy guns. They cannot possibly come to
Beams without their movements being known beforehand,
ad we have now an entrenchment, rather a forties., shill
no native army could take, and which is provisioned for six
months.

September 3.—The dreaded Ilohurruin has yawed over
without any attempt at dial urbane°. Things we unsettled
enouti, but just here I think they we improving. To hold
our own is all that can be looked foe till there he ma war-
whamming kites to re•ooaquer the country. Over s consider-
stair part of the Norta•West Provinces soteeen tba shadow of
sew rob anatisalc

Lucartow.—A pirate letter which has reached
se from Pane, dated September 6, gives • colour to the
news teepee:Wig the chance. of beano+ dithemit from that
In the Indian topers and government report.. This is an
nine! Letter. from officers with the troops at Omni-
pore, wey the leet account. received fmm Lneknow, state that
they an hold oat to the lOth September, perhaps some days
longer, but not many. rears ere entertained that our troops
weidd not be able to relieve them by that time. We hove
net trot the toms to meet the enemy. TheJ muster 98,000
or 40,000 strong about Lacteow, sad reimforoemests to the
utast a 20,000 men am looked for by the enemy to that
quarter." It should, however, be observed that the latest
amend. ham Cawapore received at Patna when this was
written only mem doers to the 25th August, while the ge-
eyesore at Calcutta had tel ',This merman) Orem Greend
Neill at Cawagere to the god September. At Patna all was
perfectly quiet." "We have nothing to fear, saline the
=atin Its desire apparently to propitiate the geed
.of the wed worthlem 'Oben. under the am, perspire
sad pots the haws into • bell+ f that they ore iinineehmg el
leepeinweee." "Foe the people belonging to them dietAter
we he,. setae enough sweep le aseasse thin."—Ooredoe.
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