Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-28 00:00:00

ANOTHER DISPATCH FROM THE " TIME 3."

We (Times, Second Edition) have received the sub-
joined telegram fro -n our Marseilles correspondent, It
contains some additional particulars. It was forwarded
to Marseilles by our correspondent at Alexandria:—

" ALEX kNDRIA, OCT-. 19.

" The Calcutta and China mails arrived at Suez on
Saturday, the 17th, by the Nubia, and leave this morning
per French steamer.
"Delhi was stormed on the 14th September.
"The troops entered the breach near the Cashmere
Gate, and, advancing along the ramparts, possesSed
themselves of the Moore Bastion and Cabal Gate, the
church, and the college.
"The resistance was very obstinate, and our loss
severe, but the guns were turned on the enemy, who
were retreating over the bridge. A large number of the
matineers, inlluding cavalry, had escaped from the city.
"Jbe above is from Calcutta.

" The Pekin, which had reached Aden, brings, it is
stated, later intelligence via Bombay, according to which
Delhi was wholly occupied by our troops.
" A body of insurgents, who were threaten:ng Gaya, had
been dispersed by a small force, chiefly composed of
Sikhs, under Major Bartray. The rebels had, however,
crossed the river in his rear, and, reaching the town in
the evening, bad liberated the prisoners from the gaol,
and took their departure next morning. A small number
of Europeans who were entrenched in a bungalow were
not molested.
" Fears were entertained of a new outbreak in Assam.
A conspiracy to restore the ex-rajah had been detected.
Golonel'Hannay had entrenched himself with his Ghoorkas
at Debromghur [?]. The rajah was in custody.

"There has been an encounter between a body of 200
Santhals and a party of Sikhs, under Lieut. Graham, near
Hazarubagh [?]. The Santhals were speedily dispersed.
150 prisoners, taken by General Neill at Cawnpore,
are said to have been liberated by Mr. G. P. Grant. The
leniency of the government has been loudly condemned.
" The Harkara newspaper has been stepped, but the
license restored after the lapse of a week.
" Her Majesty's ship Sanspareil was anchored at
Calcutta, off the fort.
" The Belleisle had arrived at Calcutta, with the 93rd
Higlanden. The steamer Madras, with the 3rd Light
Infantry, from the Cape, reached Galle on the 23th
September. Also, on the 3rd October, the Thebes, wlth
part of the 3Sth Rogiment, from. England.
"The 'dates of intel'igence are—Calcutta, the 25th
September; Madras, 13th ; Ceylon, 3rd Oct. ; Aden,
12th; Hongkong, 10th S .ptember ; an 1 Singapore, 19th.
"Her 111aj.sty's ship Furious and two gunboats had
arrived at Singapore. Ten other gunboats were hourly
expected.

"At Calcutta, the produce market continued unaltered.
There was some improvement in the demand for imports.
The money market was still very tight. Four per Cents,
28 to 29; Fives, 13 to 14 per cent.
"Exchange closed at 23 33i I for credit.
-"Freights were dull.
" At Madras, prices of expert were generally high. The
impart market was steady.
" Government securities had experienced a further fall,
but the money market was easy.
"Exchange 2i 21.1 for scrip.

caiNA.

" The blockade of Canton River is strictly enforced,
Several junks attempting to break it have been captured.

" Prices of tea continue to advance. The decrease in
exports to Great Britain is 4,800,000 lbs.
" Exchange at Hong Kong, 43 91Cto 4i 10d 3.Shanghae,
5:,t3 September, 6a 81 to 6i 91•"

LIST OF PA SENGERS.
MARSEILLES, TußQnv Y.

The foi:owtog is a list of the passengers by the Nubia
from Calcutta and Madras :—To Alexandria—Mr. J.
Lindsay. Captain Hayes and Mrs Hayes, child, and infant.
To Southampton—Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, child, and
infant ; Lieutenant Pigley [iy. Rigby], Mrs. Sampsor,
Mrs. Sweeney, two children, and infant ; Mrs. Norri-,
Mrs Heathcote, Mrs. O'Donnell, Capt. Dunbar's [qv.
Danver's] child, Miss Pittanal, Captain Hinchcliffe,
Mrs. Humbany, Mr. Navvall, Thomas Maxton,• Cap-
tain Murray, Mr. J. M'Manus, G. C. Sparkes, It.
Chandler, T. Lee, S. Rowe, M re. runes. child, and
infant ; Mr. G. I. Morris, Lieutenant Taylor, Miss
Woodbridge, Major-General Straton, Miss Burke, Mrs.
Parks, child, and infant ; Mr. Parker, Dr. Newel), Mr.
Mackenzie, Mr. Levin. From Ceylon,—Mr. Affleck,
Mr. Brown, Lieut. Has'ed, and the Rev. Mr. Tarleton.

The following is a list of the passengers by the Pekin
from Bombay for. Suez :—Rev, J. Morris, Rev. M.
Andrew, Abdoo.Noor and servant, one native servant of
Mrs. Muter• Fa' Alexandria :—Mr. Nicolson, 'Mrs
Stenho lse's native servant. For Marseilles
Bishop and two children and native servant, Captain
Weston ar.d child, Mrs. Scott, two children, and a native
servant, Mr. Sangster, Lieut. Wauchope• For South-
ampton :—Mrs. Drum.-nond and • two children, Mrs-
Younghusband, Mrs. Baker, Miss
.Graham, Lieut. Taylor'
Mrs. Galway, Infant, and native servant, Mrs. Trevor.
Mrs. Muter and child, Mrs. Stenhouse, two children, and
two servants, Mrs. Cloate, Mrs. Wallace, three children,
and a servant, Mrs. Lewis, and• Captain Rookice, of
Peninsula and Oriental Company's service; Mr. and Mrs.
Owens and three children, Mrs. Baugh, two children, ar.d
a servant.

DISPATCH OF TilE CA.T.CUrTA. GOVERNMENT.

CALCUrTA, Sirr. 24.

Telegraphic communications between Dehree and
Benares interrupted siuce the 20th inst., sppposed by
mutineers of Ramghur b ettalions.
The Dinapore mutineers got to Mrgode.
50th Native Intantry cantoned t here, mutinied. Officers
believed safe. News from Lucknow to the 16th. The
garrison was in good heart and provisioned to lst Oct.,
when Outram will have reached.

!At Agra Colonel Fraser, of the Engineers, bad been
appointed Chief Commissioner in place of Mr. Colvin.
All was well in fort, but an attack was expected from
the Gualior Contingent. In Rijapootna Agency the
tranquility was disturbed by the mutineers of the
Goudpore Logion.
Captain Mason was moving on to the mutineers with
two guns and 2,000 men. Escape was difficult —the
liao of Siroki giving aid. The Bheels with us.

THE AUSTRIAN DISPATCH.

VIEINA, Illoapty, 5 P.M.
The Austrian rvarnment have received the folbwing
despa,'eh

BOMB kY, Oat. 3.—Delhi Wal attacked on the 14th Sept.
and taken on the 20. h.

The English remained masters of the wh )ie city.
The King and his two sons fled in female attire, and the
women in male disgaise.
Later accmuts day that the King was tciken
Forty British °Moors and 630 soldiers killed and
wounded. •

lisvelock e:o3sed the Gangeg on the 19,1, to relieve
Laeknow. 4

Reinforcements has arrivad from the Cape and the
Mauritius.

ALVCANDRIA, Oat. 18. —The Nubia arrived at Suez on
the 18 h. The date 3 are Calcutta Sept. 25th ; Madras,
13th ; Galls, Oct. 3rd ; and Aden, Calcutta,
The Nubia reports that the Pekin had arrived at Aden
from Bombay and that Plus brought the intelligence that
the city of Delhi was wholly occupied by our troops. The
King of Delhi and family are said to have escaped.
From Calcutta the news is that the assault took place on
the 14 h S ptember.

The troop; entered a breach near the Cashmere gate