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London, England, 1857-10-14 00:00:00

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wooded (since deed) ; Captain MOB 4 Artillery; Captain
Brame, commanding the regiment of Foresepcee ,• sad
Captain Barrow, commanding my mall body of hone.
Lieut.-Colonel Tytier's seal and gallantry have been te•
yond all twain.
It wee my elseine to have effind my thanks In like terms to
Captain Beatmet, DepettrAneistant Adjutant-General ; but I
can now only rimed my opinion over his grave. He wee
attacked by cholera on the morning of this fight, and
ha did his duty throughout it, and bivouacked with !hough
troops, ho sunk In We* days under the violenoe of his dis-
order. Lieut. Moorman, her Majesty's Light Infantry,
misted In omy orders, and displayed great corms
and much in
I have already mentioned the conduct of my aide-de-camp
if front of the 64th throughout the light he wan seen
wherever danger was most pinging, and I beg geriallY te
ocaomend him to the protection and,
brow of his Facellency
the Commander-in-Chief.
I enclose returns of killed, wounded, and miring, and
mime oaptured.—l have, &e.,
H. BAYLLOCI, Brigadier-General,
CommandinnAllababsd Moveable Column.

• itstara shoving the number et Killed, Wounded, and Kir-
of
o.lll* antes under the immediate ooze [nand at
Havelock, C. 8., at the team at Caws-

pn; cm the 16112 instant
Camp, Calmer*, July 22.
Her Majesty's 84th Regiment-3 Offiooll, 1 oemiesat, 1
=Torah 30 pnvatee wounded.
Her Majesty's 84th Regimeat-2 prinks killed; 1
sergeant, 6 privates, wounded ; 1 private miming.
"rHer Majesty's 78th Regiment-1 privete killed ; 1 corporal,
14 priviise, wounded ; 2 pirates roselne.
W let Beelment Maim Feellete-1 private Wed ; 2 am-
giants, I=l, 12 privates, wounded ; 1 sergentt,
privates,
Royal and Invalid Artillery —2 privates wounded.
Ruropeen Cavalry-1 corporal, 2 harem, killed; 1 private,
2 horses, wounded.
Perompore ltegiusent-1 depot' killed; 1 havilder, 10
emy.sl,wouoded.
Artillery-1 private wounded.
Total-1 corporal, 4 privates, 1 Sepoy, 2 homes, Med ;
4 officers, 4 Nuptials, 3 Is, 86 private., 1 havildar,
10 &pop, 2 hones, wounded; 1 sergeant, 10 privatee,
Total casualties, 108.
H. H. Havuocz, Lieutenant,
Anion Deputy Amnion& Adjutaat-Osnerel.

THE nxrcx. ADJIITANT-OINERAL OT ?NE MIXT TO TIE
SECRETARY TO THE CIOTER/ININT OF INDIA.
Calcutta, August 8.
Sir,—ln forwarding for mibmirsion to the Right Hon. the
Governor-Genentl in Council a despatch, in oWenel, boss
Brlgadiar-General H. Havelock, C. 8., commanding the
moveable column, No. 39, of the 29th ultimo, detailing DU
operatiero against the mutineers near the town. of Uneo and
Buseerut (lunge, I have the honour to request you will state
to his Lordsbip in Council that theCommander-imChief con-
siders that the best acknowledgments of government are
due Lithe Brigadier-General fur the true soldierly skill and
ability with which these brilliant affairs win =ducted.
I our further to solicit the attention of the Oovesor-
General in Council to the officere named by the Brigadier-
General es most ODAMINCUONS. 11W Excellency consider.
them especially worthy of commends:km—l bum, flu.
W. MAYHEW Me*,
Deputy Adjutant-434mM a/ the Army.

BRIOADIneOZNIRAL MAVELOCKTO TIM DiPVTI ADJU-

TANT-OINMAL OF THZ AMT.
Crump, Busearut Gtrage, July 29.
(Extract.)
I moved forward from the strong pealtion of Mitufhower
on the 19th instant, and moon became engaged with the
enemy nor the town of Unao.
It 14 ni emery to describe the enemy's position : his tight
was pro:ceied by • swamp which could neither be forced nor
turned his advance was drewn op in • garden enclosure,
which is thin warlike district had purposely or accidentally
arinsoid the form of s bastion. The rest of his force was
posted in and behind • village, the houses of which were
loophoped. The passage between the village and the large
town of Unao is narrow. The town itself extended three-
quarters of • mile to our right. The flooded state of the
country precluded the powibility of turning in this direction.
The swamp abut us on the left. Thus an attack In front be-
came unavoidable. . . .

It ma CaeMMeed by the 78th Highlander and let Fusi-
liers with two guns, and soon became exceedingly warm.
The enemy wen driven out of the buttoned oedema, but
when our troops amosched the village a destructive fire
was opened upon them from the loophuoled home. It Lo-
oms neressary to bring up the 64th, under Colonel Wilson,
H.H. Her some daring feats of bravery were performed
Private Patrick Cavanagh, 64th, was cut literally in pieces
by the enemy, whilst setting an example of distingetithed
gallantry. Had be lived, I should have deemed him worthy
of the S ictoria Cr as. It could never have glittered on a
more gallant breast-
Lieutenant Bogie, 78th Highlander', in an attempe to pm-
trete into a house Sited with doeperato &twice of the Nue-
animas faith, was badly wourided. The village wee set on
Ire. Still its defeudors resisted obstinately. Fussily, the
guns were captured, end the whole force was enabled to de-
bouch by the narrow paseigo between the village end the
town of UlflO, sad formed in line. It found the enemy
rallied and re-formed in greet force. Infantry, gum and
cavalry were drawn up m line on the plain. They were
attacked in direct *dulcet of detachmenti and batteries, their
gum taken, and the Infantry and hone put to Sight. During
the whole of the action • large detachment of tha Mope of
Nena Sahib threatened our left flank.
The troops halted three hours, and then moved on towards
Beams/ (lungs, It is • walled town with wet ditched. The
gate is defended by a round tower, on and near which four
piem of cannon were mounted, the adjacent building being
loop-holed and otherwise strengthened. In rear of the
town is a broad and deep inundation, crowed by a narrow
chamile and bridge. The guns putted on in admirable
order, supported by the let Fusiliers thirmishing, end the
78th Highlanders and 64th Regiment in line.
The enemy's cannonade was well sustained ; nevertheless,
our force centhmed to gain ground. The 64th were then
directed to turn the town by our left, and penetrate between
it and the swamp, thus cet.nag off the enemy from the
chamois and bridge. The F.Ms and the Highlanders
precipitated themeless on the earthworks, broke through
the entrenchment, and captured the town.
The whole of the gone of 6th company of 7th battalion
artillery were taken by us, with nearly all its ammunition.
It had come from Imbed and Lucknow. The ground on
both sides of the road at Unao was so flooded that it was
impossible for cavalry to act. My Volunteer Horse were
therefore reduced to inactivity, though most anxious to
"Trioris of the enemy at Limo is estimated by native re-
gion at 1,800 killed and wounded. It might In truth amount
to 600. It was lighter at Buseent Gunge, in commutate of
the Mistakealseedy noticed.
In these two combats 19 guns were captured Men the
enemy.
I must prates the conduct of all my staff officers. Lieut.-
Colonel Tytler, hardly able from indirposition to sit on his
hone, eel throughout the day an example of daring and
; Lieut. Havelock, deputy-sasiatant adjutant-general,
had a hone shot under him ; Lind. Baton, my acting aide-
de-romp, wee severely wounded. Major Stephenson, at the
heal of the Madras Fusiliers, showed throughout the day
bow the enlmeet forethought can be united with the utmost
daring.
I forward returns of killed and wounded, and of captured
ordnance.

ALLAHAMAD MOVICARLE COLUMN.

GOSIT9I Ret;;;;Oi iiill47.*;;;4r;;i~iiriett, of the
faros under the command of Brigadier-General PAvelock,
C. 8., in the actions on the 29th July, 1867.
Camp. Hamra Gunge, July 29, 1857.
Roysl AxNß.r7, &c.-1 private killed; 6 privates, 1 war-
rant officer, wounded.
Her Mejerty's 84th Regiment—l private killed; 2 ser-
geants, 1 corporal, 18 privates, wounded.
Her Idspety's 78th ReBiurtat-1 sergeant, 2 privates,
killed ; 1 Beutenent, 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, 16 pirates,
wounded.
Her Msjeety's 84th Reiinmat-1 private killed; 1 staff, 6
privates, wounded.
YeruseporoLlaleiment-1 rivets kill; 1 serpent, 4
.a
privtes,
olanteer Cavalry-1 hone killed; 1 sergeant, 1 private, 2
homes wounded, . . .

Haden instil/re-1 lieutenant, 4 privates, killed;
1 lieutenant, 1 sergeant, 3 corpora* 12 privates, wounded.
Total-1 lieutenant, 1 sergeant, 10 privates, 1 horse,
killed; 2 'lieutenants, 1 staff, 6 sergeants, 5 corporals, 01
privates., 1 warrant officer, 2 hones, wounded.
Total casualties 88, and 3 hones.
H. H. HAN' r toot , Lieutenant,
Deputy Ariatant Adjutant-General to the Force.