The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-31 00:00:00

laud as to abed no clue to the identity
el their bodies. A few only were recognised.
Mss. Beauvais, wife of the postmaster, Mrs. Cl.lllley,
souls child, Mr. and Mrs. Norris, Mr. Nlurrav,
IL., and Miss Macbeth, and five children, Mi..
11-Mahon. two Panes*. Mr. Payne, Mrs. Alphonso,
Mr. Brooke, Mr. and Mn. Avery, Mr. and Mrs.
Bone. Amongst thong who escaped were—Colonel
and Mr.. Durand, Captain and Nils. Sbakespear, Dr.
and Mrs. Knapp, Lieutenaut and Mrs. Cobbe, Mrs.
Mobett.on and two children, and Captain Ludlow,
Colonel Travers, Captain and Mrs. Mallingot, Colonel
Iltockley, Mrs. Dutton, Sergeant and Mrs. Murphy,
Messrs. It. Hammond and Williams, Mr. Shields,
Mr. Martin, Mr. Collins, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Galloway,
Mr. Norries, Mr. Tinley, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Moran,
Mr. Besuvais, Mr. Crawley, Lieut. Waterman, and
Dr. Thompson.
Colonel and Mrs. Durand arrived in safety at
Asseenghur ; they saw their residence at Indon, an
imposing building, burnt before their eyes. A de-
tachment of artillerymen, with three guns, and con-
tingent infantry, sent out by the rajah to protect the
place, went over to the rebels and sasiated them in
their sanguinary purpose. Mr. Beauvais, the post- I
master, saw his wife massacred before his eyes.
The safe arrival of intelligence front Agra shows
that communications are still kept up between it
and Lahore, but the country in the vicinity is in the
hands of plunderers and rebels of every kind. The
Meerut force was unable to prevent the kohilcund
rebels from crossing the Jumna at (ihurmuktesur
°hint, although the height and precipitous nature
of the banks were favourable to the use of artillery.
The mutineers—about 3,000 infantry, 200 cavalry.
several guns, 13 elephants, and cart-loads of treasure
.--crond the river on rafts between the 21.1t1a and 23rd
of Jane, and made their way unmolested towards
Delhi, reaching the ril/age of Haupper on the 2ith.
A nephew of the King_siDelhi coll. elect a number of
rebels in the vicinity oolundshuhur, obtained four
gun., and proclaimed himself • royal commissioner.
He took up • position in a ihrt at Gelman, about
thirty miles from Meen*, and pined hia guns an the
walls. A hoes weaned
see, take in a precipitate
set
rilsrt him, which he
did not wait Oe
Night, and leaving his gear be ind him. It will
astonish you to hear that the nature of the orders
given in this ease was mit that the officer in com-
mand did not enter the deserted fort, and left the
gone where he head thus, without rendering them

It is gratifying, en the other hand, to know that
the mutiny at Bangor boo not been so fatal es was at
first anticipated, and that a party of the troops which
remained staunch, after the rebellion of the greater
number, followed Major Gam men, on the 23rd of
June. to the assault of a neighbouring fort, occupied
by a number of Boondela plunderers. The fort was
blorn bust killedunfortm unfortunately
a stone
y During
the
Deign th
head,operation
and
Lieutenant Willoughby wounded.
A letter from Ilmangabad announces the safe
arrival thee., from Augur in Owalior, of the follow-
ing officers and their families, fugitives from the
seetinona contingent regiments :—Nfejor Macpher-
son, Lieutenant Ryall, and Dr. Silliphant, of the
3rd Owalior Infantry ; Captain Carter, Lieutenant
IPDougal. and Dr. Wilson, of the sth Owalior In-
fantry: Lieutenant Lanassinnt, Bengal Artillery,
Mrs. Lemazehant, sad kat &Wren ; bar. and Mts.
layman, Mr. and Mes. Benison, Mrs. Burlton and
one child, Mrs. Watts, Mr. Wakefield, Mrs. W eke-
field, and two &Mimi Dr. and Mrs. James, and
Lieu t. O'Dowd.
Whilst such hes hew the history of the fortnight
is the Lower Provisos et India, events of no less
hapeeteses have takes eiles he tb sorth-west. In
ass& delivered at the Tlewsliell at Bombay, on
the saris of a moolles her the poem of sub-
northing a teed for tbe grief et the asMbren by this
shellioe, Lard Elpirkstose stated that Sir John
Lawrence woe spills • faros of 35,000 levies in
the Upper Pmts., would be ready at no
remote ported. lime a ham remsited sass* the
Sikhs, to Moe/7 to he st the utmost sink, la our
present dearth of UM and the Punjaub troops,
which we have had oseadia to test in battle before
Delhi, has send thessonee trusty and brave
soldiers.
At ;Wes • the 14th Beagal N.I. detteh-
MIMS
he esiiiretwore dimmed by a small body
d Nth Regiment of Foot, which
priedsee ism Rural Pindee for that
-wpm The impeding the object of this
mertement, sad wen only reduced after an
obstisals radium, is the coarse of which Colonel
NM*
_eaglets Sorb', and Ensign Scott were
woweini. Ism d the mutineers succeeded in
cranals. the Drehmi, and many of them were sabred
by the pellL... the rest soaped. Troops have been
sent te
The IMbtegoboo von dboloted at Nowsliera
In the BM hrs. limy won daybed of their
Ism sod widest wohlosto toy bar compo-
sing of het' 27th Pod sod the 4th Regi-
ment of lEnlintry. Theithermed men, who
were very contrite, were des escorted on foot to
Altoek, and followed by that wives and children.
At F the 10th Blvd Light Cavalry were
ells* imeisededleressner on the I Ith
ritlbreltyl mei It h • swim elniesstance that we owe
to the sluts& viper of thus very men the staying
of the gent setimass esillmak at Perorepore.
Rawlins of relmilisue people are still temps
tbrawgiseat the Paella. At Abbotabad two muti-
neers of the 85th NJ. moo tried by a native court-
- 1. The first was a high este Brahmin, the
neend a Rejpoot. Both were blown from guns in
• powooes of native troops only.
At liselten several sepoye of the 69th N.l. de.
sarbekoat a rowed wee Owed he their apprehen-
sion. UO9 11,99=whe telosi queen'. evidence,
implimileg a 1111,114 oar sibs ethers. cons-
adesionsil snisoweaworkilati, who were arrested.
At Jolleshe dg dfehttaded espy, of the 33rd de-
mensal, nod live were sooght. They were tried,
host 134 and blown fig/ guns. A wing of
the OS Cavalry, N. 8., tamed out and fled on
of hearing the mutiny at EleaLkote amongst the men
thole amp.
Sir Ms Lownoter has shown a degree of energy
in &Yin tea wutioy, which contrasts singularly
with the egad, of men in other qinetere.
Robellmesessite have continued to stream down
enthwarde tower& NMI On the 20th, the
Issas WWI= (Mambo) marched from Itawul
Finder, alter Whet amp% haunted for thc ir good eon-
deet by Sr John Lawrence. They reached Lahore
an the lied at July, sad have no doubt gone on to
Delhi. The goverment has found these Nepaulere
Imeataissius extremely awful. from their gallantry
and the abases of these prejudices which render
Ye este mum doegeress.
The esemery to the north and north-cast of Delhi
DOPIO to ham leen completely pacified by General
van Combed!' twee. The enemy that general had
to apotswil with mews rather to have consisted of
lettabattliaste robber tribes than of mutineers from
Jullunder. The villages in which the engagements
estooke=san sotteed in my last letter, were at a
&Wes ham dash other, and the attack
am each of them set simultsaeous as was before be-
lieved. The that attack made by the ineurgents—
Diattiee -truemar a village called Ponnowallah.
They numbered about 2,500. On being reconnoitred
there by a detaehasent of mounted police under
Limit:mat Pester, they followed that offieer towards
the camping resod of the main body at Aodnh.
As they approached, our artillery opened upon them,
and when the Mn had thrown them into confusion,
Lieutenant Peons charged, and completely rooted
then. They fled, having 30 deed on the field.
This seinen Cosh Saw an the 17th June. On the
lith a second one wee hues neer Itheiraka, a vil-
lage as the Oogea, whisk loin bat a short diatom*
and disappean beneath the level of the ow&
Cheinika was entamehed, end surrounded by •
mos. It was head eresterry to make as smolt.
The Doane. a Madly OR*, seder Lieutenant Bade
Mk, of ber Majesty e list Fest, aid&
maw Lirateoast Host, of dia ilisq
limb.. bigotry, farsiehlag the neaserry
tails of men, they ensued the amt, owl
tbe pleas sueenstally, sad pet VS et
ieManor to death. Six UM IS NI 9111911110
killed and thirty-three weaseled. Tide adieu dr
sided the ate et threes% sad grottiest' so
timed rarrendar of the hostile tribe. It media-
towered. en 'Smite the taws, that it had hew as-
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