The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

NORTH-WEST PROVINCES.

The present etats of the North-Western Provinces
apron to be me Delhi bar hews taken, and the
esmatry all round is quisdad. Two lying cehwans have been
detached from the victorious heat—ille 10 the seetward,
miler Lieut.-Colonel elieven, M litewertert, which has been
tally sermseful, and the other, oar Lisat.-Colonel Great bed,
I. Agra. The latter, Aar smemenful affaini at Boltuid-
sksabwr, Makaghur, and Allysttnr, arrived at Agra by forced
ameba in time to meet the combined mutineers, who in
great numben wernbled at Agra on the 10th October, and
was defeated with the loss of their FLU, camp equipage,
=Munition and treasure—everything in fact which

coadituted an array—and were ;mud and die-
permed, after which Lieut.-Colonel Greathed's column
marched towards Cawnpore. Since that day the
villagers bays resided the dispirited remains of the muti-
neers: the latter have not only been driven og from Nears
and Blitutpore, but even from mealier towns mid villogim,
end teeny bare been killed and more taken primers.
Bhurtpors, ea the nearest and best prepared slats, ad the
sample of wive operatioes against the matinests sad Ise
mama ; and Captain ?ham, the political agent of Blame-
pees, and Captain Goes flambee, the superintending an-
ds** of Reapootans, bees returned to Bhurtpore, and hays
tarn morived by all parties in the state with distingulahed
banners. The blabiusjah of Gentili,' now feels himself
wrong esaugh to ewer hie wish to re-establish relations
with the British government, and his friendly over_
terse (of the sincerity of which there can be no doubt,
from Ids excellent conduct during the past troubles)
will be responded to at once, if the vacillation of the govern-
ment of the North-Western Provinces, paused on from one
bead of the gemenment to mother, an dim of direct sad
prompt ram without rearms to cakessaane mutineers
having been killed is amasiderable sembies i die liturtpere
Bats, and ethers sent into Agra for aid sad bow* been
executed, the lee Sala of Hamowlie has est rim up the
pursuit, and It wlll Is Mowed thrarker the randorsted
Kober sires. The burl of dr raft Y helm or the
wait et fie mss—•• senor errs sow la dim dirtier

Imp as a Iliyave. mil Sr /mai Ira bus, sad dr Osep
se Gimps rob to be, woad by ovisetsly aid bes bon
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w.—Jkatlay Ars.

RAIPOOTANA.

Our intellipossehm Ritipootaaa is unsatisfactory.
Wks Barton, plaid spat at Kotah, who hod hens re-
dam with bee Inlay ler • short time at Nome* maenad
es the essidesey, semmpaled by Ids two seam ea the 16th
el thelebr, iambi, berths thie sea of tole ihmilly behind
Sim. Ile hid imaged a repel relate le he bed la bosom of
the hi et DIAL sad the ray of the themgent leaders
temerywhao bag to tame Ole mot sad try to hate it
hied thei thole eams Is la tie seminal, tmeleinod:that
the melded seas desehbg the yeepie, lad eight to be de.
saved. 'l'b earl seamy of emertselee hod takeabiers
est the 14th, mil the folkendes day, at noon, the two rep-
meats matimieL The toddemey was attacked accordingly,
sad the nelthal, with kis two ems, while pliantly defend-
ing themsdess, were slaughtered. After the warders, the
prime sore plweilmod, and the bodies of the unfortunate
victims espesed. The Rajah continues faithful to us, sad
make* welts he embhmem The bulk of his army, cow
*lag of km mini al faisafry, with all his minim,
W tuned @plait hies. They proposed proceeding to
Deihl, le mist to the restoration of the Liss
diebelierthg, as most of the disaffected did, fa the
fall of the °vital. For many mouths past, Nee
much has keen coo of the centres of diatfaction in Raj.
poems. About the middle of October the rebels bops
nee mere to gather around It from all dirmUona, s body of
seametrating at feenuzi, with s view of attacking the
genies& Oa the 24th, the Neat:ouch colams moved oat to
meet them, and attacked them in trout of their stronghold.
The battle was seven, and oar casualties heavy. Captain
Tacker, of the Zed Bombay Cavalry, and Captain Reade, of
her lisienty's 83rd Foot, were killed. Captain Simpson,
Llsors. Blair and Le Geyt, of the 2nd Cavalry, Captain
&plea, of the 12th Native Infantry, and Captain Laurin of
the 21st Native lethality, were wounded. The enemy was
driven back into their fort, which our fort was too weak to
dorm, and they now await the arrival of Brigadier Stuan's
dying column, which, relieved of Urn duties before Dhar, will,
it in hoped, be speedily arocept them.—Bombay .7 fors.