Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-03 00:00:00

AZIAIGURH;

The mutiny of the 17th N 1., at Azimgurb, broke
out on the 3rd between 9 and 10. The Europeans
on the first alarm repaired to a sort of fortified
enclosure, but the guard on duty there refused to
fight against their mutinous brethren, Lieutenant

Ifutchinson went forward to try and bring~ the
mutineers to their duty, when he was shot by
them. The quartermaster-sergeant of the regiment
was also killed. Most of the other Europeans,
including the ladies and children, Mr. Home, C.S.,
Mr. Simpson, C S., Lieutenant Cross, Lieutenant
Constable, and several others, escaped to Ghazee-
pore ; Major Burroughs, commanding the 17th,
and some other officers, are missing. A treasure
of ten lakhs of rupees was in charge of a small
party of Irregular Cavalry at Azicugurb, and Isir.

Horne, C.S., has left Ghazeepore with 30 sowars
to try and save it. •

BIREILLY.

The mutiny at BAreilly seems to have been a
very tragic affair. All the bungalows are burnt to
the ground, and we are in uncertainty, up to this
time, of the fate of forty Europeans known to have
been there, of whom nearly one-half were women
and children. The following are the names of
those who had arrived at Nynee Tal from Bareilly,
up to 4th June:—

Captain Brownlow, Major of Brigade. 18 h Regiment
Native Infantry.-Lieutenant Hunter, Ensign Bor well, Dc.
Oakeley. 68th' Regiment Native Infantry.—Colonel C.
Trotip3Captain Robertson, Captain Paterson, Captain Gibbs,
Lieutenant Warde, Lieutenant Christian, Lieutenant Stan-
ton, Lieutenant Rogers, Ensign Jacob, Dr. Bowhill,
Sergeant Major Jennings. Artillery.—Captain Kirby,
Lieutenant Smith. Bth Irregular Cavalry.—Captain Mac-
kenzie, Lieutenant Becher, Dr. Currie. Civil:ans.—Mr.
Alexander, commissioner ; Mr. Guthrie, collector ; Mr.
C. Currie, Mr. Pasley, Mr. Berkehly and son. College
Teachers.—Dr. Anderson, Mrs. Tempstoe, Mr. Boddie,
Rev. L. Poynder.
Missing, 18th Regiment Native Infantry.—Major Hear-
son, Captain Richardson, Captain Hathorn, Lieut. Gown,
Lieut. Stewart, Ensign Dyson, Sergeant Major, wife and
four children, Quartermaster Sergeant Cross.
Sibbald ; Ensign Tucker, 68th
Native Infantry ; Pensioned Sergeant Hardy, wife and
five children, with his nephew; Private Hardy, H.M:
32nd Regiment; Mr. Mathews, pensioner, and family; Mr.
Wilkinson, a writer. All the above lived in cantonments,
and nothing has been heard of them, or Q nartermaster-
sergeant belonging to the Artillery.
Civilians Mlssing.—Mr. Robertson judge ; Mr. Raikes,
judge; Mr. Wyatt, deputy collector; Mr. Orr, deputy
collector ; Dr. Baeb,- College ; Dr. Hansbowe, ooral ;
Jail-sergeant Dr. Hay, civil surgeon.

All the bungalows burnt to the ground at
Bareilly, and the civilians and officers have lost
everything they possessed.

BHURTPOOII.

The mutiny of the Bhurtpoor levies, under the
command of Captain Nixon, and that of the
Malwa Contingent of Mehicipore, have come to
supplement our difficulties. The former troops
were supposed to be actuated by the best feeling
towards us, forming part of the body guard to his
highness the Maharajah of Gwalior. Immediatcly
the news of the Neemuch disturbances reached
Captain Nixon, he set out with the Bhurtpoor
levies, accompanied by Captain Gore Munbee,r
of the Bombay Engineers, who, though scale
in army rank to Captain Nixon, waived all
etiquette in the matter, and placed himself under
that officers command. They had only proceeded
a couple or three marches, when the men refused
to be taken against the mutinous Bengal Sepoys,
and set the authority of Captains Nixon and
Munbee at defiance. These officers had to fly for
their lives, and in doing so passed through districts
where they were frequently fired upon by the in-
surgents, and after many hairbreadth escapes,
were fortunate enough to get safely to Bhutpore,
"where they now are, neither of them having, we
rejoice to say, sustained any injury. The infantry
and artillery of the Malwa contingent are said to
have remained loyal, the cavalry mutinying on the
march to Neemuch and murdering their officers,
Lieutenants Brodie and Hunt.