Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

proceeded from Buxar, with three guns and 15t.
of the sth Fusileers, and is-understdod to have
reached Arrah on the 3rd. This mutiny of the
Dinapore troops has rendered the trunk road
unsafe, and has put a stop to the telegraphic
communication with Benares. The mail carts,
however, continue to run regularly. Treops
are now being sent along the trunk road to.
occupy it.
Ferozepore : No news. It is understood that
the 10th Light Cavalry have been disarmed.
Fullehghur : It is understood that Futtehghur
has fallen. Many of the officers and Europe an
residents were killed, others escaped, were taken
by the Nana at Bittoer, and were murdered at
Cawnpore, on the sth of July, to the number of
forty-nine. '
Ghazeepore : All continues well. Two guns
have been landed at this place. The Azutnghur
party had arrived.
Gorakpore : Five hundred Goorkahs were at
the place. Two companies of the 17th Native
Infantry and the detachment of the 12th Irregu-
lar Cavalry were disarmed on the Ist inst.
Gwalior : No certain news had been received
from this place at Agra up to the 19th July. It
was thought that the mutineers would not move
away from Gwalior.
Hansi and Hissar : Nothing from these
places.
Hazareebaugh: Two companies of the Bth
N.I. mutinied on the Ist. 200 men of the Ram-
ghur battalion and two guns, which had been
sent to disarm the men of the Bth, mutinied on

the 2nd, and took off the guns. The irregular
cavalry protected their officers. The head quar-
ters of the infantry of the battalion mutinied and
took off four guns on the 4th and sth.
Hyderabad : Nothing.
Jhansi : No communication respecting this
place.
Jullundur : Nothing further from this place.
Lahore : All well up to last accounts.
_ _

Luck/tow.: The column under Brigadier-Gene-
ralJlavelock, which had advanced to the relief of
Lucknow, as far as Bushungunge, was, in conse-
quence of the amount of sickness, cholera having
broken out severely, obliged to fall back four
miles, to enable the sick to be sent back totawn-
pore. Lucknow, by the last accounts, was hold-
ing out. The officiating Chief Commissioner,
Major Banks, had been killed.
Meerut: Nothing from this place.
Mhow : British authority had been re-estab-
lished in the cantonments, and the Maharaja
Holkar was holding Indore.

Mielnapore: All—well.
Mirzapore: All well. Arrangements have
been made for forming an entrenchment, and
supplies are being collected.
Mooitan: The Ist Bombay Fusiliers and the
Ist Beeloch Battalion are understood to have
reached this place.

Nagode : All well.
Nagpore : All has continued well in this pro-
vince.

Neemuch: No news.
Nusseerabad: No news.
Oxide continues in the same state. Lucknow
is the only place in this province where our
troops continue, and those are confined to their
entrenchments.

Patna : In a state of great excitement:
Peshawar : Nothing from this place.
Rewah : All in a satisfactory state. The Fort
Kalungor has been recovered from the rebels,
Major Ellis states entirely through.the zeal, loy-
alty, and good jukgment of Merput Sing, Maha•
rajah of Rewah. The Maharajah has offered his
troops to co-operate with those of the Rajah of
Rewah in re-establishing our authority.

Saugor The 31st Regiment N.I. continues
loyal, dad are doing good service. The European
artillery and field battery is still, by order of
Brigadier Sige, in the fort. The district is in a
state of anarchy, the Bunurilas plundering in all
directions, even up to the very limits of the can-
tonments. Dinnoh continues safe, by a detach-
ment of the 42nd N.I. The mutineers of this
corps are on their way to Delhi, and have passed
Cawnpore en, route. (Signed)

It. I. H. BIRCH, Colonel,-
Secretary to the Government of India,
Military Department.
Fort William, Bth August, 1857.