The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-28 00:00:00

THE MUTINIES IN THE EMIT DM=

OFFICIAL DISMCHIIIL

This morning a yeeikuliffitilly Matra, mails
of gaty-pour pages, we WA w sa appeal la Se
Mikis! iesparbss alesidepoillielisides bp domed.
▪ the lest Lim The asimmb as. ebuturig
Way of ocaumedullem embimeal ladmem milbsollise
Se ladled army and the seeretary to the ladled
goverament. Rehouse* ham beta mob to them
la the duipetelass el the Oseemewlimmel already
modest' to the Repress, sad is me brooms they
coastihde the evident* upon arida Ms imalhaere nom-
asmiktiom were bum& The gran dile greased car-
tridge* appears prominently to gimme prises awl alarmiliat
moods are Mesa ot the deep asesdasso wYi 11 memil
Ye !Made at European allows am well a. tha Ilya. "seem
d the depot-meat," mop Liesteasat Wright, "td
Ilesetroing with me on the GOMM mid that the
report lied spread throne,. lulls, Ned when they go
is their home their Meade will Moms to eat with them.'•
Xs* Beate* at Dam Dam, thought at Lot It woe " •
awe idle melodies," bat ea parading the satire portiea
Ids depot, melt a represeatatom wee made to him by the dr
bettor at that be fait hood to make heaven the einem-
Moor b tio somumader•la-ehiat.

MAjor•Ormil arrerf, Commander of the Perakracy
Urea ripertlag at the elms of last January the gi-
gging mom the grays at Barratheris, awed as • came :
Pelops tree Hinder who as appeal to the marriage
of widows in O&M* are mar underhand mew to
era government to abolishing the reetrada lately eir-
moved by law the the marriage of widows, and conceive
V they ma make a party of the iguana classes in Vas
make at the army believe their religion ar religious pre-
judices are eventually to be abolished by force, and by form
/fey are all to be made Christians, sad the by shaking their
Nth in government lose the confidence of their officer,
by inducing &Toys to commit offence (such as
(neradlarieur), so difficult to put • stop to or prove, they
will pin their object."
The papers Includes report of the precallags of a special
court of inquiry held at Barrackpare on the 6th of Fernery,
yrs eves' Sams who were esandaed exprreed their
*esker to the me of the cartridges.
About the are date, • sepoy to Lieutenant Allen's
reepany gave information privately of • plot amongst the
/says of four regiments at Berreckpore, having fo: its
gra the Naar of Fort William, the burning down of the
gastric telegraph-Macs fee, on the panto( " an &peera-
ges*, being freed to give up their mote and be made
Gristles." Major-Oen. Hearer' hammered the brigade with
arryy, and appears to have anticipated the best results from
Via new mode of drill, vin.—leaking the cartridge with the
red Meted of by biting it. The enbesquent disbandment
of ths 19th Regaled of Native Infistry, stethard at Her-
hompeee, was nevertheless some found wry. A petition
agiremed by the men of the 19th to Major-General Verney,
ahem various threats on the part of Lieutenant-Colonel
aa to their fate in ace of • refuel to use the
ortridges ; but many of their grease are contradicted by
that oder. A special court of inquiry was convened, for
Ore purpose of restraining the conduct of Lieut.-Colonel

Subsequent to their disbendment the Sems of the late
19th Regiment addressed tha fidlowieg petition to Major-
Ouseral Heaney :

(Translation.)
•To the Major-General commanding tho Barrackpore
Division.

one usable Petition of thefaithful Officers and; Sepoys of
the illeeluesed 19th Regiment Native Infiustry, from
CAM,

"Ibmrsth,—That your bumble petitioners' regiment hoe
Ma mimed warty 100 yeses, sineo which time so disturb-
ewes hos esenised: Ivy bale always done their duty faith-
hily, mad bale mmaralked um service wherever they have been
ordamd; bat, enfortmeately, through the advice of some
*Milli IBM. OM the 26th February the regiment committed
• very peel air., foe which the government issued the
When met :—'llkat they were to march Immediately
Mein Daimons to Barrackpore.' Accordingly we marched
mad antral at Darummityore on tho 31st March, IM7, where
we were pnelebsil by receiving our discharge before the
whole Oxus, sear which we es•hrsd oar fault to the
Mishar-Gmeinlond Mao before sew mortval at Barrackpors
wo wad, to am we was pankaad, to become a general
iurvkaragiama, mad p wirmover ow ware ordered.
abauM ewe *mat he primal taws► your hinders,
we Imp to bm simmhodlal mod meemastal a 11411111 aratalm,
Maw dam im our id fad; mad the gamusiamai soy be
Ned monk to pa 11 It.
Ws doll war pray for your welfare.
"Marta 31, 11167."

(TransWks of Major-General Hearery's anewse to
the above.)
I bare methyl the petition of the oillesrs and moors of
be Isle 19th Native Infantry, sad tanderstand all that you
have written; but until you can give am fall Information of
Ilse mak and name of those people who have misled you,
either through lathes or say other way, and east prove and
mann it by good testimony, I cannot intercede for you.
N you do ea, se I asy, I will intercede with the government
taus► as lie ia my power. But government will do es it
sums best ; end in my judgment, without doubt, some one
be adobe! you- Yost ought ant to bide the names sad
auk of, or be au friendly tern. with, those who have
nerd your livelihood, bemuse they have brought you
and your families to the dam I give you this advice ea I
!el for you; you ma do whet you 1 can neither do or
say &Brads, mare."

Van Ova iulasrodarden and minutes of the Bayonne-
Omni in Council are printel with these papers. In a
daaM dated the Ist of April warm approbation is expressed
if the rade in whiAl the disbandment of the 19th Regi-
mot was Aided by letj ,r-Oeneral Horsey. If offenders
la Oho, regiments could be similarly punished, "much"
=ld the Ouvernar-General in that minute, " will have been
dm 10 MOW the spirit of mistrust and insubordination
Which ualaataadly has been actively mood of We in some
aids military stations of Bengal, but which may, I believe,
atlik be kept within limits and eradicated by firm and tem-
pests treatment."

EAST INDIA RAILWAYS.

This morning was printed, in the shape of a re-
ams to partiesseat, a copy of the ntecourandom laid before
e Coon of Directors of the Eut Company, upon railways
Indio, aanctirovol and projected. 3,618 mike of
Railway have been sanctioned, and are in comes
or construction, fur which the estimated secant
despite' required la 30,231,0001. The total amount of ens
pfial issued with the sanction of the company, at varying
at., of interest, is 20,314,300/. The Led for the railways
has boon gives by government, the yoke of which may be
estimated at more than 1,000,0001 The lines now in construc-
tion have been chourn for commercial quite aa much as for
military and political objects, and the accommodation of the
cottoo-produrion and agricultural district. has been specially
attended to, with • Dew to the depreent of their no
emuces, and to the bringing of their ace into comments
memo with the me. The gouge tit upon for milways do
ladle is are feet sit Inches., cc being the width beet calculated
le secure all the advantages compatible with economy.
The cent of the two lines which have been com-
plemd is .• follows, viz.: Dorf: at Indian Hee, from Calcutta
So hanregunge, about 12,000/. per mile. The diatanoe is
121 lodes, being ten miles longer than the London and Ens
Minghara Hallway, sod having menpied one year lone in its
esestrartion. The other lino, frsoi Maras to Arcot, is 65
Mass fn Leith. oust about 5,3004 per mite, and was npon for
teak within three years frost Re commencement. The
Ind& on lath boos k rooted to be very satisfactory, the
Receipts on the ;moor, time 31st (ter., 18,1, to 31.1 Dee.,
1866. beteg 67,1121. 12.. 3.1., out of which the expenses were
111,7431. 4a. Id" leaving a net profit of 26,5431. 7s. Si.

Moors 101 Yoga.—The government haring
dartased two clipper ship, the James Baines and Champion
lithe Sees, bekaging to the Black Bell Ilas of parkem. times Vowla, a
nal the ntresse exertions of the owner., Maim.
J nes end Co.. of Liverpool, ere almidy pre-
pared for me, gad will mil to-nicht far Portioninith, to
Manve 2,000 Poops on board. These fast-sailing 'hips,
Web are the largest in Engloo.l, are expected to eclipee the
aliament on the outward voyage to Caleutte. It I% well
blown that the James Ulla hi one of the millet* clipper
ships in elm kingdom, the having made the Australian
Voyage in 63 days. To get the-e ships ready to Mil to hal
Itdespatch, about 100 men hove been employed upon tuck'ems*, at
vo Liverpool, in Siting up and provisioaieg for the ha-
whom yage, The 011MMA Cllped that the
heshi
voyage will be cesepleted la 70 Maya It ma ybe mentioned Ohm among the atoms abut* 240 tuns of Londoe pewter will 1
ped.
Thep India Mail, now due, should bring dates from
Calcutta up to Jose 19 ; Madras, Jane 23 ; lad Bombay,
July 3. It should have arrived at Alexandria ea the 21*,
sad teisarsphic news could ban reached Banked, by way
et Trieste, is the Mk blatant. The ladle Emil peek*
Lame Calcutta usually on the 24th of the meorh, tint Jae ft kern lee days earlier on seminal at the Ileasete.
Shen is • gra* dilleteam la the aped al the pedalo em-
ployed in the India enia.