The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

THE =PRE!), TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER *),'11116.

hint. of that town. It will be a serious addition to our
embarrassments, if the Madras tombs, in t titi
proving trustworthy, turn oat tibe an addi to

General NICIIOL9ON is understood to have reuhed
the camp at Delhi on the tSth of August, and his
column was expected to commence arriving on the
13th. By the 13th our army would number about
11,000 men, on paper. It may be doubted;
however, whether an assault on the city will be im-
mediately made, though delay is most perilous. Tho
Commissioner in the Punjaub had:been warned by
friendly Sikhs. towards the end of July, that if
Delhi were not taken before the end of a month, it
would be difficult—impossible--to restrain the Ma-
hometans, who in that province bear a far greater
numerical proportion to the rest of the inhabitants
than in any other part of India.
The remainder of her MAJESTY'S 33rd Regiment
from the Mauritius, and a battery of Artillery from
Persia, had reached Bombay. Five hundred gunner. !
and drivers of the Royal Artillery, which had
reached Hong Rong in the Niko' and Moorsforth,
were to leave on the 12th of August for Calcutta.
How they had been allowed to go on to Hong bong
will require explanation.
The mutiny of the 26th Bengal Native Infantry,
and the murder of their commanding officer, is old

The death of GOOLAII StNGn is again announced
—perhaps with ea little ground for the report u on
the former occasion.

MK esum

BALMORAL, /•n. 17.

The (lama, seeostpuded by the Princess Helena
and Prince Arthur, and 'hooded by Lady Churchill, drove
oat yesterday eitereooll.
The Prior Consort, aecotoputiod by Pram Alfred, west
oat deer dark*.
Bart Chasid& has Islt BalatorsJ.

Dapikimes mw noise& st Os Csistial-silte peter,*
frogs in Goversor d Dsrisseas.

Major-General Sir 0. A. Wetbaeall, Adjutant-
Onieral, ramrod bin duties al the Horse Ow* peter:lay,
after aitaadieg the heath camp at Chllona. _ _

Majet-Genetel the Earl Of Cardigan, the Inepeet °t-
amest of Cannily, has roturood from Ida timit to tie Pros&
mop at Chalons.

The Bishop of London, who has been paying •
visit to Ids teethee, the Sheriff of Claclanannenahlre, has
jar* /wee es a tour to the North Highlands. The Bishop
has. w (area ddrertiser) understand, declined serious re-
verie made to him to preach.

His Excellency the Count Tekarewieteh has as-
rind at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermn-•t*eet, from the
Costiarst.

The Earl of Line*ln lilt town on Sunday to
Mimed a tnriettng at Newark yestriday, convened by the
Mayor, to dash moans for affording relit to lila Engliab
mime by the mutiny in India. .

Moores statue Was placed upon its pedestal at
Dublin on morning lag., and *lll be Inaugurated
os ea early day in October. His Esccillsacy the Lord-
Lientsant ban signified bis intention of being presort.

A harrowingstatetnenf, purporting to set forth the
details of the mealarre by sepoys of Mts. Farquharson, is
costradieted by a member of the 4milp. The lady alluded
to le reaidirsi on the Coalition!.

The Paris Union, which cannot in general be
wooed of over-partiality to England, says, in speaking of
ths appointed day of humiliation —"lt is cgrtain that this
public appeal to the power and merry of Clod will be heoar•
ably recriied in Greet Britain; for the again nation—we
mast in end juries openly procislia —has always remained
faithful on this point to the doctrine and tradition' of
Christianity."

The atram-whet passengers between Margate
and London last week numbered *bout 90,000.

Count de Nesselrode, es-Chancellor of Ramis,
ateempaated by Barre Seebeck, B►um =Mister at Park.,
Ida ea-fn-laer, arrived et Dreamt oe the 24th from Lelpeic.
The official journal of Berlin announces th►t
Prise. Frederick William of Pearls bad left for Weimar.

A letter from Madrid of the 23rd rya:—"The
Queen has perdomr.l a municipal guard who waa to Dar*
_ . . . .

been shot for insebordinain. The eircowLnon under
which this act of clauioncy wee decided on are cu. ious.
The slater of the condemned had caused • petition to be
presented to the Quire while on her way to the theatre.
At the same time, when the curtain rase, Madame Ristori,
in the character of Affika, interceded for the cul-
prit in • few verses which she declaimed with her
acruetornsd energy. Immediately the Queen de-
clued to two of her m:rsisters, who were wit► Ism, that she
was inclined to pardon the man, but severthelees @eked their
advice. They represented that this was the third use of in-
subordination in that corps, sad that an example had become
necessary ; •he pleaded warmly the muse of humanity, and
et length they o.l3lMilla. The Qom instantly wrote the
peados la her box." The Ambassador of France had gives
a grand banquet to Has. Rioted.

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THE
INIMAN ; MUTINI

quiet in the Panjaub and at Sutby States tif *to
August 14th. General Cortland has poueseiqg of
Hansi and Riau. H. H. Maharajah Oholab Sigh
died on'the 2nd of August.

In Rapoutana States, Nusseerabad, it had boon
found necessary to disarm 105 of the 12th Bombay
Native Infantry, they having refused to obey their
commanding officers on the occasion of a drunken
trooper of the Lancets raising an alarm that the
European troops were about to murder them. A
curt of inquiry is now investigating this affair.

NATIVE (CATO IN CE/ITRAL INDIA.!

BUNDLICOND, RAJPOOTANA, &c.

Colonel Durand, the officiating Agent, was last
heard of on the 3rd instant. Holkar is believed to be
quite loyal, though appearances were against him.
Of Scindia we have no trustworthy information ; it
is certain that he has taken the Regiment of the
Gwalior Contingent into his pay, but with what
purpose we do not yet know. At Chore, in the
Bhopal State, the Bhopal Contingent is reported
to have seized some guns and a howitzer, and to
have raised the hfahomedan standard. Amjchra
Rajah revolted, and took possession of Mehidpore ;
he has been partially coerced by Holkar.
The chief of Jhabooa has behaved well in protect-
ing Captain Hutchinson, the Bheel agent, and the
other Europeans ; he has been thanked. The Rajah
of Rewah is thoroughly true, and is aiding us in
every way.

The Punnah chief and others of Bundlecund are
believed to be loyal. The conduct of the Iyeporc and
Bhurtpore Birders is reported by the Lieutenant-
Governor to have been very questionable. All the
other native states in ltajpootana were all right, and
Ajmere quiet on the 31st ultimo.