Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

THE

INDIAN MUTINIES.

FURTHER INTELLIGENCE
FROM LUCKNOW

The following despatch has been received at the
fast India House

" CALCUTTA, Ocr. 8, 1857,

‘ General Outram telegraphs, on the 2nd instant,
that
the insurgents are too strong to admit of with.
'rawal from Lucknow. Sick and wounded women
" children number more than 1,000.
"After making disposition for safety of garrison,
General Outram proposes to retire on Cawnpore.
f 6 adds that two additional brigades, with power-
field artillery will be required to withdraw with
between
garrison or reduce the city, Communication
Cawnpore and Lucknow still interrupted.
'Latest news from Gwalior to 26th September.

" Seindia had brought the mutineers of the
(.1,0 •
"allor Contingent under his control, by arraying
against them his own troops and 10,000 thakoors,
11,t.t_ing off their supplies, &n.

"Division and dissension among the mutineers,
11° were asked for aid by a Shazadah from Delhi
©ti the one hand, and an emissary from the Nana
°II the other.

".The mutineers. of the Ramgurh battalion were
'efdated at a plithe called Chuttrah, on the 2nd
by a detachment of the 53rd Queen's, under
''ajor English, with loss of guns, forty-five carts
I!! ammunition, &c. ; some forty-five of our men
and wounded.—(Signed) H. JOHNSON.

" Alexandria, Nov. 7, 1857
" Trieste, Nov. 13, 8.10 a.m.
•« RAVEN."

(From the Daily News Correspondent.)
MARSEILLES, THURSDAY.
General Havelock, with 2,500 men, crossed the
'ranges, from Cawnpore, on the 19th of Septeiber,
and relieved the Lucknow Residency on the 25th.
40 stormed the enemy's batteries on the 26th, and
4501 E a large part of the town. On the 29th General
'Neill was killed. 4(0 of our people were killed and
wAtlded.
Cawnpore, on the 2nd of October, was quiet.
The English troops are advancing rapidly.
Delhi has been quiet since the.
n occupation—
Niy, from the 21st to the 27th of Eieptember.
the assault on the 14th, 64-officers and 1,178 ,
menu one-third of the storming force, was killed
and Wounded.
•
A. column of 2,000 men, despatched on the 23rd
gwil the west bank of the Jumna, towards Ally-
ur, Rh
to cross over to Agra, drove the enemy before
The King— and Queen have been captured, and
are now prisoners. Three of the Princes haie
been shot.
13. P to the 27th all was well. Captain Rosser,
.I,oso
had been reported dead, was recovering. •
The Madras troops defeated the mutineers of the
°?'", near Kamptee, and killed 150.
IN. A. slight rising, which had taken place, near
"auk, is supposed to have been suppressed.
Captain Henry had been killed in an attack on
400 rebels by the Ahmednuggur
The disturbances in Scinde bad been surpressed.
The Bombay Presidency was quiet. A Native
.f
r 7 and Sepoy, convicted of treason, were blown
gave at Bombay on the 15th October.
At 13ombay, Government secu:dties, Four per
Cents., eot ; Fives, 91.. Exchange, 2s. 10. for
rclits. Markets and interest same as last. Specie
chipped to a large amount for Calcutta.
Passengers list, per Pottinger, from Bombay,
c'r Suez :—Mr. Isaac Renton, Rev. —Zulman; Mrs-
N' Aleoshee, and a Jewish lady, for Marseilles;
'trs' Pym, for Southampton; Mrs. Scott, infant,
41:14 servant ; Mrs. Hume, two children, and ser-
lE:ht; Mrs. Woodcock, two children, and servant ;
Neale, two children; Mrs. Walker, lieutenant
Phillips, and Mrs. Morrison.

(From the Morning Post.) •
MARSEILLES, Nov. 12.
The Vanguard brings intelligence from Bombay
?the 17th of October.
12'redatOri tribes of the Punjaub had given
'rouble lately at Moaltan and Lahore. It was
4lUPPresss d.
Lieutenant J. W. Henry had been killed in a
r
attack, with police, on insurgent Bheels, in
ikandeish.
It was repelled that Lticknow, which had been
vlieved on the 25th of September, was again
besieged by Nara with 50,000 rebels.
For all descriptions of grey goods there was
active inquiry ; in prints no change. Active inquiry
for Yarns, and considerable animation in the cotton
market. The best Wool was scarce; opium in ass-
-Itve demand. The money market was easy, but a
Scarcity was expected, • Exchange on London, 2,
laq, 2, 2
Ly the Vigilance, it is stated that the discovery
W' an intention to mutiny by the native troops at
onabay had. caused a great sensation. Havildar
rred Hossein and Sepoy Mungul had been blown
tlra guns.
On the night of the 21st of September the
?tleen's health had been drunk by the conquerors
t• he paface at Delhi, the cheers being taken up
1.1 Gboorkas.
Lieut=Colonel Burn was governor of Delhi.
elides General Neill, Major Cowper, of the
'Artillery, Captain Pakerhem, and Leiut. Web.ster,
gateman, were killed at. Lucknow.
All the city people found in Delhi were bayoneted
• our troops. Europeans were discovered there
▪ hting ion the side of the rebels.
.; The Madras crop of indigo was exceedingly
Ltlvourable ; it was expected to reach 70,000 maunds,
414 to fill up the deficiency in the Bengal crop.