The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

THE EiDIAN MUTINY.

General Anson, the Commander-in-Chief in the
Zest ladies, died at Kurnaul, entire real from 1:m141141a to
hike the command of the troops before the capital of Delhi.
He is succeeded in his high command by Sir Colin Camp-
bell, who hes bad the highest experience in Indian warfare,
as well an throughout the Crimean campaign. Sir Colin
Campbell leaves London for Marseilles this (Sunday) morn-
ing co routs for India. The telegraphic despatches received
by the government yesterday were despatched by the
Port Admiral of Malta, on the &nivel of the Indian mail
la that island. The Admiral Superintendent, pera iv-
lag the importance of the intelligence, last a spcsial
steamer from Malta to Cagliari, in Sardines, where there is
an electric telegraph to facades. The Cabinet Council,
which had been summoned for three o'clock, was aesembled
more than an hour earlier. Sir Colin Campbell, with the
true spirit of a gallant soldier, at once consented to go out,
without twenty-four hours' notice. lie said be would not
welt to take anything out with him ; he could get all be
weaved at Caketta as well a, in London. The steamer for
India, *bout to duct, was stopped yesterday by telegraph,
and will sweat lir Calla Campbell's arrival at Mareeilles,
with say further instructions necemary to be won out in the
✓alerresey. The 14,000 troops under orders for India ore
gene Or going immediately ; other reinforcements of Euro-
pean troops will be seat aa soon as 'Lips and store, can be got
reedy . —(Ammer.

THE BURNING OF A STEAMER ON TIIE
ST. LAWRENCE.

Quebec, Saturday, June 27.
The steamer Montreal, one of the regular strainers running
between goelac and Montreal, left this port at tom o'i lonk
yeate,lay afternoon, having on board between four and flee
hundred pamengers, of whom a majority were Sootch, and
other emigrants recently arrived from Europe.
Nothing itunswd treutrod after having the wharf until
the M 4 Tonal hat reached a point ;Cape Rouge), about twelve
or fifteen alike above this city, win the woodwork neer the
furnace, was discovered to be on tire. Almost at the very
moment that the smoke was that docovered the Sone, lotke
forth, causing the damn consternation amongst the crowded

Tre was Ong dhcovered et about eve o'clock, when
the steamer vim neerly abreast of Cops ltuuge.
Every eftott was male to wrest the flange, and for this
rgthe engines were stowJr stopped so ea to lessen the dft ;
lrOe tling it imposgble to save the steamer Captain Ru-
dolph ordered her to be run towards the shore, and et the
aims time the oftkereand crew exerted themselves to get out
the lifohoats. The dames spread with the moot satouislang
rapidity, and in a few scomds after the Wegener begets to
nu,. forward; the wilds t confasion and despair prevailed
throughout the ship, and number, of the passengers threw
themselves overboard, and were in most cases drowned.

Fortunately the shoelace Napoleon, also bound for Mon-
treal, wea but • few mite, in advance of the burning bow,
and vs soon sethe tire was discovered, put back with all p.-
tilde rarities, and succoodid in rescuing truth the burning
wreck I'
Captakinafr-
band the purer of the Montreal were
among the number of those who threw themselves into the
river, and they being excelbot swimmer* socoredcd in
reaching the steamer Alliance, and were mild. It is quite
possible that others may here succeeded in raving theiou Ives
Isy trwimmin, _••••, but as the shower became unmanageable
when a considerable distance (rout the land, tlure is no dculit
Oat that nowt of those who threw themselves from 'the
burning beat Land a walery grave. Sixteen of those and
died within a abort time after they reached the deck of the
N yokes, and from present information it in believed that
the total toss of life by this terrible disaster will not fall iLort
of frogs throe to four Loathed.

----.—.
The sterner Alliance arrived here this afternorn with
forty-Ere dead bodies, and another boat is known to hare re-
covered silty bodies, but we have not been able to kern the
wattles of any of those but except Mr. Philips, of the exten-
mit lnotbenng lirin of tioniross and Philips, of the Three
Biters.

--The Montreal hod on board 2414 immigrants, rserntly
arrived harp (row Glasg.,a, together with aeveril German
tosibes and raftsmen, and several American passengers.

The Hamburg and Brazil screw steamer T,uto-
aia left Southampton fur Hamburg on Friday. The Euro-
pean and Ameticmi C.aapenre anew steamer Golden Fleece,
which arrived at Southariptan from the Brazils on Wednes-
day List, readied Coxltaveu na Friday. The Hamburg and
Brazil Km. steamer l'etr”polp, whit II left Southampton on
the 27th May, arrived at Panun'atea on the 14th ult.
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Sanaa ; awl N. Itelt. Malta.