The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

HYDERABAD.

The tide of revolt appears to have readied the city
of Hyderabad. Placards were posted all over the
city on the 12th of June, signed by certain Monla-
vies, calling upon the faithful to enrol themselves,
and murder the Feringhees ; and at five in the even-
ing three guns from the Horse Artillery, with a de-
tachment of the Cavalry Contingent, went down to
the residency. Each regiment had a company under
arms at their barracks at night, which, however,
passed without any alarm. The crisis is a dangerous
one, and the grand display made at that station
by having the whole force out in full marching
order, with forty rounds of ammunition per in-
fantry man, and a field service complement for
the artillery is considered to have caused
great uneasiness both there and in the city.
It is also thought that the Madras government had
committed a very grave error in sending the Ist
Native infantry to Secunderabad.— There was a
grand display on the morning of the 15th ; all the
troops, including the Ist, assembled for brigade
exercise with blunt ammunition; the Resident was
present, and on the conclusion of the parade he rode
up to the 7th Cat alry, and told them it had been re-
ported to him that in the event of a disturbance
they had declared to join the city people. He added
that he did not believe this report, but that he con-
sidered it his duty to inform them of what he had
heard, and left them to settle the same with their
officers. A Fakeer from Bowenpilly had been bp-
prehended and heavily ironed; a Lascar had also
been discovered, but particulars regarding him have
not yet reached us.

NEEMUCII.
A letter from an officer who escaped from this
place to Odypore gives the following account of
what happened at Neemuch :
On the night of the 3rd of Jana, about 11, the cantonment
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---ilerinangerourly Wounded.—Tribune: Tw, CP1•11.5,.
D liorott4ly lo).—Hornet Two seamen. Plover.
One meatus°. 'Lehigh Seven seamen.
Severely (Total a).—Tnbune: Two seamen. Hornet :
Two 141110f12. Calcutta . One seaman and one marine.
Raleigh Two seamen and one marine.

Sliihtly (Total 3).—Calcutta, Raleigh, and Sy Lille.—One
seaman each.
Total —Nine lulled mid 25 wounded.