Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

MUTINIES IN THE ARMIES

OF THE
BOMBAY AND MAD JJAS
PRESIDENCIES.

bELITI NO2 TAKEN.

ItETREA. 1.1 OF
GENERAL TRAVEL O CK,

LUCKNOW STILL IN THE
KINDS MUTINEERS.

CAGLIARI.
Rea, Pi .3 •
Ad at Malta to the Secretary of the
London.
[Received at the Foreign Office, through the
admiralty, 12 45 p.m, September 28‘11, 18571
SEPTEMBER 25th, 6 P M.
The Pottinger arrived at Suez yesterday, with
datesllth
from Bombay to 31st of August, and Aden to
September.
oflllo latest dates from Delhi were to the 12th
the August, when that city was still in
MPossession of the rebels, but another
ack was expected to be made shortly, as General
c
bigi_ll.°!s_on was within a day's march, with con-
'eralle reinforcements.
e General Hav;,lock's force has retired towards
'lnPore, being unable to reach Lulknow.
secoud advance was made on the 4th of
'4lgttst.
IYhe General was again obliged to return for
einforeemQuits•
•
I)
got, tlrin these m3vements several actions were
Orit With the enemy, who were invariably
'leafed, and lost 'many guns..
ohs 20th
261 Native Infantry mutinied at Lahore on
20th of July , and murdered the commanding
yTeer, Major Spencer, but the mutineers were
t "113' destroyed: -Maharajah Gholaih- Said died
aO,
barurlier() on 2nd August.
e 12th Bombay Native Infantry, at Nessera-
' have been disarmed, as the men exhibited
13Yrn
Pteras of disaffection. Most of the remaining
l'-gt;naants of the Bengal army have been'dislrrned.
)3,„"-Fle Sat Madras- Cavalry refused to propecd to
-,",1[-tql, and was immediately disarmed.
at'ne mutiny in the 27th Bombay Native Infantry
rlCL'lapoor has been suppressed.
tire" remainder of H.M. 33rd Regiment has
,ived at Bombay from the Mauritius.
at‘Jentral India is tranquil, all being reported quiet
• 'ANiagosa, Saugor, and Jubbulpoor.
40(1 Part of Joudpoor Legion has mutinied at
Rat.
unt Aboo, but no mischief was done at the
qThis intelligence received frcm Ac:ing-Consul
"en at Alexandria.
Vated 20th instant,
For the Earl of Clarendon.
(qgned)
M. STOPFORD, Rear-Admiral.

The following telegraph despatch was received
Ceue Foreign Office, Sept. 28th, 6 25 p.m., from
1i.i,1/ritish Vice-Consul at Trieste, Sept. 28th,
.0, m.

ALEXANDRIA, SEP. 23.
al he Bengal reached Suez on the 2tat instant,
26h dates from Calcutta 23rd August, Madras
- August ; Galle 2nd September, and Aden 14th
z•tuber. The dates from North-west provinces
thP same as those already received from Bona-
-1140",,: Great anxiety is felt as to the fate of Luck
poi,l"-Wliere a thousand Europeans, a large pr0b1,11,511
b1,11,511 of whom are women and children, are
4tll`44(lPd by the rebels, under Nena Sahib. The
50th Regiments are on their way u the
htn. to reinforce General Havelock's division;
ot it is doubtful whether the garrison of Lucknow
8 provisions to enable it to hold out.
Lord Elgin has made over the " Shannou" and
the Pearl "to the Indian Government, and was
about to return to' China in the "Ave chartered
acteatner. Captain Peel, with 400 seamen and ten
$B-po_B-pounders, left Calcutta in a steamer towing
unders,
on the 1811 August, for Allahabad.
a The dates from Hong Kong are to the 10th
"11.1 gust. On the 3rd August, Admiral Seymour
declared the river and port of Canton to be placed
I_l,l state of strict tlockade 500 gunners . and
eq,idyers of the Royal Artillery, arrived by troop
irlas " Neleus" and " Moorafoot" were to leave
1).,°,,n AKong for Calcutta in H.M.S. Sampson, on
"'"4ugust.

Signed, JOHN GRERN.

RAVEN.

fren, have received the fallowing add.tional particnlars
,-",„`uo Mmes
he Szer. 28.—The s'eamer Bombay arrived
AblL'us morning at 10 45. in 119 hours from Alexandria,
,co p)rt she left on the 23rd of September.
4,, La
4.1:11 irgs! reinforcements would reach the camp on the
%ell:August. General Nicholson's column was to join
1611'41 Wilson's on the 13-h August. The Native
Artil-
Damdum has been disarmed.
1)::t Agra, on the 7th Augu t, all remained quiet. There
Lee-,ll4.lligence from Lucknow, but the garrison is be•
1. Kill to be ee.
bre general Lloyd has been amended, and is to be •
itht to trial.
nd 26th Native Infantry mutinied at Mees,n Meer,
The :ILldered their commanding officer, Major Spencer.
Pletorlltioeers had fled, but ware iwercepted, and cam-
recout p.
ne'o hundred mon of the 27th Blmbay Infantry had
ham is"'", hut, another being stati 4ned at liutnagherry,
un'een rmEd.
ile;ecTrii a lov has been proclaimed at Balgaum, and
have
114 h 'mechtis who have been convicted of treasons
'CA"een executed.
at; i',l)let to attack the 21,1 Europeans, on their arrival
arre,!'i's"antn, has been discovered. The traitors were
~,'ed and executed at Mount Aboo.
Qove„a Ron. J. P Grant has been appointed Lieutenant-
,' ; 4or at Ailahabad.,
110-q-c; company of European Artillery had arrived at
„IY! from Bushire.
ther'ne banks have lowered their rate of interest, but
inapen j 8
no improvement In go securities. The
2.4 market shows signs ofvernment improvement. Exchange
,g A.,1 to 2s lid.
ketB ”"thange at Bombay 21 111 At Calcutta the mar_
again`,l3l hied unchanged. Government Securities have
2W2Tilen. Frieghts have declined. Exchange 2s 5141
Silk4t Shanghai a large business has been done in imports.
have.,,,aB firm. Exchange 6s 10d to 7s. The prices of tea
gliv anced both at Shanghai and at Amoy..

the
.411) PASSAGE OP A LIVERPOrn, 'Ram—The Crest of
sew 8 4" has just arrived in London wi.h the first of the
ahu Gasou's Las, in seventy-nine days from Anjer, and
MonstlZ,fd and sixteen days from Poo-Chow, against the
The 1,
Po „ Loon Annan and Whitehaven Trader, from Liver-
° Lo Annan, was run down on Siturday evening, when
froXtutwelve miles S.W. of Peel, by the Queen (s.),
bitchaven to Liverpool, 'which arrived here on
I.av .
the . morning. It appears that the strainer, at the tine
otize accident, was in charge pf the
,mate, who, on
the smack, immedia'e'y ordered the helm to be
1,41, lr' a-Port, and the engines to be reversed. This
Which"",. evcr, to late to avoid a collision, for the sloop,
nudenad her helm a-starliord, almost instantly can!
her ti; tile steamer's bows, and went down, carrying with
TIN 1'24tc... and his wife, who were drowned. The
°oar% and the other seanLin succeeded in getting on
401%trhe steamer.
411-ook. STOP A RAILWAY TRAIN IN MOTION.—A
enzPerin;rQta" wtiles to the Manchester Examiner—" An
'rftlf -re:4 was made on Tuursday by the engineer on the
Bredze,°.",,nd High Peak Railway incline, near Whaley
4oter;;; "Elicit I think worthy of your no'ise for the railway
there Ce' A safety truck is made for the incline, on which
a machine to take hold of the longtitudinal sleepers,
the alt.ciday a train of ten or twelve tons was run down
/then el.l°e at
a sPeed, I should w, of ten miles an hour,
terued!''‘e machine was Fut on,- and the train stopped
tour drat Ic really a wonderful invention, hut
10 &gent ea .
lead you.„ n give you more particulars than I am able