Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-31 00:00:00

INDORE.

From information supplied by the government we
(Bombay Times) learn. that Indore has followed in the
track or iebelion. On the Ist, Ilolkar's Artillery, which
was placed at the Residence to protect the Europeans,
trecherously attacked it, and a retreat was deemed
prudent after a vain attempt of Co,. Travers to charge the
enemy with only " five or six horsemen!" The following is
the list of those who effected their escape:—Col. and Mrs.
atrand, Colonel Travets, Captain and Mrs. Magniac,
Colonel Staekley, Lieutenant Waterman, Dr. and Mrs.
Knapy, Dr. end Mts. Rice, Lieutenant and Mrs. Shakes-
peare and child, Mrs. Robinson and two children, Captain
and Mrs. Cobbe, Captain Ludlow, Dr. Thomson, E.
Beauvais, Esq., J. Craudley, Esq , J. Ilatrimond, Esq.,
SerAcant Murphy and wife, Sergeant Orr, Messrs. O'B►Ln
and Collins.

FROM GENERAL 'E[LL, ALLNHA,BLD, DATED JULY 16,
1657.

I started 227 of the 8 tth Regiment, partly in bullock
vans, they are to march 25 miles a-night, to reach in five
fiari. t st-trt this altJnoan by dark, and shall overtake
the 81th and move up wilt them; I will go on before
them if I can; I shall lose no time. The mutineers are
out of caps, and have c mverted all the detonators into
matchlocks. A CAsid from Lucknow declares that the
mutineer 3 there are is want of shot, fitinz stones from the
galas.

News has been receivel that Sir Henry Lawrence was
wounded on his return from an attack on the rebels
advancing on L'icknotv, on the 2❑d instant, and that ho
sank under the eff,cts of his wounds on the 4 h instant.
It is reported from Lucicnow (ou the 10th July) that
the attacks of the rebels are less frequent and more
feeble than heretofore.

LIST OF EUROPEA.NS ARRIVED AT HOOSIIINGA.BAD FROM
AI.:GEER; ON THE 15TII JULY, 1857.—Major Macpherson,
Lieutenant Ryall, and Dr. Silli;isnr, 3rd Grwslior Infantry ;
C.lptaia (Tartu, Lieutenant itriacdougal, and Dr. Wilson,
sth Gwalior Itfrntry ; Lieutenant Lemarchand, Bengal
Artillery, Mrs. Lemarchand and four children ; Mrs.
Heyman and Miss Ilrym.in ; Mrs. Harrison (wife of
Captain Harrison, Gwalior Cavalry) and three children,
arrived two days before with some teleE;raph signallers ;
Mr. Barltou and child; two overseers, Watts and Wake-
field; the wife and mother of Watts and three child.ren.
In all twenty-seven.

Of the Angeer party, Dr. and Mrs. James and Lieutenan'
O'Dowda vvre murdered.

The death of Lieutenant-CW.43nel W. IL Tottenham, of
her Tilajesty's 121 i Llneers, is ann.outx'acl.
The Poona Observer ammancem the death of Major
F. W. Follett, commanding, the 25th R,:ginaent Native
Infantry.
Among the unfortunate victims who were massacred at
Sealkote, in the Panjaub, when the two regiments at that
station mutinied, we observe the name of the Rev. T. Hun-
ter, a missionary of the °hutch of .3cotland, who, with his
wife and child, are reported to ive been killed.

Major General Hewitt, commanding the Meesrut division
of the Bengal army, has been removed from divisional
command, and ;Major General N. Penny, C.B , has been
appointed to succeed him. Until the arrival of Major
General Penny, Brigadier A. Wilson, commandant of artil-,
lery, is to command the Meerut division, with the rank of
Brigadier General.
The Englishman has received a letter which confirms the
,report previously reteved, that the European inhabitants
of Jhausi had perished. The leoal Mahoroedau authorities