Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

BOMB IY.

The mutiny at Kolapoor, in the Southern Mahratta
country, to which we briefly alluded in our last summary,
has been promptly suppressed, and does nit appear to
have been very general in the 27th Bombay Native In-
fantry. Only 200 men broke out on the occasion, and
rubbed the treasure chest. The officers bad received a
timely warning, and escaped to the Residency, whore they
assembled a body of infantry and cavalry, and prepared to
defend themselves against attack. Unfortunately L'eute-
rvnts Norris and HeaLbfield, and Ensign Stubbs, of the
9th Native Infantry, got astray from the rest of the
officers, and were murdered by the mutineers in the
neighbourhood of Kolapoor. While in a state of suspense
Lieutenant Kerr, of the Southern Mabratta Horse,
who was derpatchetl from Settara with a party of
sowers, arrived at the Residency. Measures were im-
mediately adop'ed to attack the mutineers, who had
taken up their position in a fortified quadrangle in
the a iburbs of the city, but the ford retired without
attempting to dtslolge them. Some days afterwards
Lieutenant Kerr headed a storming party and succeeded
in driving the enemy out and dispersing them. Of the
prisoners who were taken 21 were executed on the 19th
of August, anl /9 on the following day. Many more are
undergoing their trial, and will doubtless meet the same
fate. A detachment of European troops sent from Bombay
and Poona are now located at K dapoor, so that no fresh
disturbances are likely to occur in that part of the country.
At Belgaum, where martial law has been proclaimed,
several Mahomtnedans have been convicted of treason
and executed. A plot was discovered among the 29,1
Regiment Native Infantry to destroy the companies of
the 2nd Europeans, by attacking them on the night of
their arrival at Belaaum, weary and exhausted by their
harassing march from Goa. Several arrests were m tie in
consequence, and a few of the foremost traitors executed.
Some alarm had also b3en felt at Dharwar, to which place
a company of the 2nd Europeans had been ordered. The
%in of the 27th Itnimeat of Native Infantry, etittiohed at

Rutnagherry, has bean disarmed, as they Wer°„dol
petted of disloyalty when the other part of the refit 44
mutinied at Kolapoor, andof the
a company .odot
has been detached from Bombay for the Pro., of
of Rutnagherry. At Mount Aboo fifty menu of
Joudpoor Legion mutinied on the 21st of Augs4 wil
attacked the European Barracks, but were driven
with some lose. They then retreated towards &Wel;
where it is feared they will ,excite their comradego
mutiny. The other stations of the Bombay Fret id:ar
hive been comparatively tranquil, but a general few" is
iusecurity seems to prevail throughout the interior.
bo
Bombay the panic which existed about a fortnight Woo
gradually subsided, and a feeling of confidence pervadelvd
community. A company of _En opean artillery have etral34
from Bushire, and the remainder of her Majesty's beet
Regiment from the Mauritius. These troops have,itr
s ationed Bombay for the present, until the elybio
ment of the Mohorruria passes away, and the 1 g
mind is reassured. Christians of all denotainstrtoo
obs rued a day c: humiliation and prayer in copleocbid
with the present disturbances, and the natives of ovhei
also set apart a day for the same purpose. The vleatsit
now very favourable, and the heavy rains durin/ tnok t
month have given us a plentiful supply of waterefora" (11
season. The fall up to the 29th of August was Wit,
of sixty inches. The monsoon may now be coneidere
ended, and traffic with the western ports has been reader
The Governor is at the Presidency, but the Conalanuftios
Coief has returned to Peonah, to superintend the fanny
of another moveable column of troops, for service i°
north west provinces.

LATEST FROM DELL .;001
A letter from Aboo, dated the llthirtmant, ati
that the "King of Delhi has offered to make terms 117teati
on, the condition that 36 lakhs of upees ann.uallYllll;
f 15, as heretofore, should be secured to hiln
successors. The proposal was of course pe-reng),-,° di'
declined. He w4s informed that nothing but ua,e,f,/
tional surrender could be. acceptcd.—Pomi, 00"
Extra, August 27.

BEFORE DELHI,
ibst
Officars killed, wounded, gone away, with or 1/I',
medical certificAite, &c., from the da'e of the affaite.
Hindun, up to July 27, 1857: W3e4

Staff—Generals Anson, dead ; Barnard, ditto ;
sick certifica'e ; and Chamberlai-", wounded Of're
od
Colonels Chester, killed ; Congreve, gone away ;art?
Becher wounded severely. Brigadier Halifax, siek„-liet
ficate, dead. Colonel Curzon, gone away, pr'"ditts
Graves, ditto,—Seaton Wounded ; and Drought, door
ditto. ditto. Captain Barnard, Aide-de-Camp, gene rties
Capt. Reed, Aide-de-Camp, ditto ; RuEs;ll (54th oseel
In,antry, orderly officer to General Barnard) ; dor
Delemain, 56th ditto, Aide-de-Camp to 13658
Sho-vers, killed. Total-16. 0;
Artillery—C doles Mowatt, dead ; and M. Mac--e otti•
wou,.ded severely. Majors Mallock, s'ck certificatej gel,
Tombs, wounded twice slightly. Captains P°oo
wounded severely ; and Light, wounded. Lieutaii;
Bishop, wounded slightly ; Thompson, ditto Brertlcet.
Hills, wounded ; Dickins, mortally ; Griffiths, sic-ukieh
tificate ; D tvids in, wounded severely ; and r'r
killed. T!al-13
Eugheeros.—Maj.or Laugh,on, gone away ; Lieuteltniti;
Jones, • woualed severely, d=ad ; Walker, Bengal' ‘l,llOll
Perkins, wounded, sick cer.ifilate ; Walker, ..11),„-1..,1'
wounded ; Meunsell, uitto ; and Carnegie ditto. '-ir°"",eoo'
Her Majesty's 9th Lancers.—Major Yule killed.
—l.
Her Majesty's 6,h Dragoon Gaards (CarbineePol
Lieutenants de Boarbtl, severely ; and Ellis, dead. ``)
—2.
Her Majesty's Bth Foot.—LieutenantsM'Stevens. 'll
ll
and Pogson, wounded. Total-2. oiled;
Her Majesty's 24th Foot,—Captain Greensill,
attached to Pioneers. T,.tal-1. 01014
Her Majesty's 60th Rifles—Captain Williams, sv2Toesot
severely ; Andrews, killed ; Wilton, wounded • ali.r.„tl'do6
wounded severely. Lieuts. M'Gill, wounded; -Soar
ditto ; Deedes, ditto ; and Curtis, ditto. Ensign °id,
cote, wounded. Dr. dunes, wounded. Lietat. Hil_ol,3llol
doing duty, 20th Native Infantry, killed; and ru'ol,
doing duty, 11 h Native Infantry, wounded. Totallei•
Her Majesty's 61st Foot—Lieu's. Griffiths, 11011.110;ide:
Pattoun, ditto severely ; Andors, ditto ; and
ditto. Total-4.
Her Majesty's 75th Foot—Capt. Knox, killed. -,:itto;
Harrison, killed, and Barter, wounded • Fitzgeralku:loo•
Rivers, ditt r, dead ; and Crozier, killed. Doctor tj",jel‘
dead. Lieutenant Martin, attached to Pioneers,
certificate. Total-8. 0011'
Ist E. B, Fusiliers— Col. Welchtnaa, woundedge-„balft
sick certificate. Captains Greville, wounded '`;,°,ooo
and Brown, ditto, severely (in four places). Liev7oo--
Howell, dead ; Daniel, wounded severely
wounded slightly; and Ellis, ditto. Total-7. Ad*
2d E. B. Pastliers—Captain E. Waite, sick oertisod
Lieutenants Blair, wounded severely; ditto, ditto;
Jackson, killed. Captain Kemp, sth Native Infautdo,
doing duty, wounded severet:. Lieutenant Aleill15)
3i Native Infantry, ditto, killed. Ensign Walter,
Native Infantry, ditto, dead. Total 7. I; ktlfr
Goorkhas (S ermor).—Major Reed, wounded 8"g ddi
Lieutenants Wheatley, doing duty, killed ; Ross, wc,°tiLtert
dead ; Tull.-eh, ditto, severely ; Eckford, ditto;'-
ditto, slightly. Total-6. 1,16 v
Guide Corps.—Captain Daly, wounded severelpa-oolt
tenants Kennedy, ditto ditto, sick certificate; PLO
ditto twice slightly ; Bettye, killed; Shebear, wottou'dr
three places; De Bret, doing duty (57th Native Info°wounded;
and Chalmers, ditto ditto, 3rd Native ItlfsP,lo
wounded ; Murray, ditto di' to, 421 d, wounded twic'h-
certific rte. Total-8.
Ist Punjaub Rifir's (Coke's),—Captains Law, 3511)
duty, 10th Native Infautry, killed ; and Pollocicr
Native Infantry, wounded severely. Total-2. APIC
4th Sikhs (Rothnefs Foot),—Lieutenant Pullen ;hael
duty, 36th Native Infantry, wounded.
Chronicle, August 1.

lidi
A correspondent writes—Your list of officers, ,ester
wounded, gone away with or without medical ecru° the
&3 , from the date of the affair at the llindun, uP tesilo
27th of July, 1857, is not correct, as regards the 4',11
Infan'ry, so I send you a correct acco3nt. add
Lieutenant Wd;iams, second in command, Pr°4 tb
severely at the affair on the banks of the Sutlej
Jullandar mu'ineers, bet.°te
Lieutenant Yorke, 3rd NJ., doing duty, killed
Delhi. for 6
Lieutenant Packe, 4th N. 1., doing duty, woundei be
Delhi. ncleti
Lieutenant Pullan, 3Gth N.I , doing duty, •
before Delhi.
Lieutenant Walter, 45th (Icing duty, ku'e
J b 9
stroke of the suu f eeore Delhi.
To'al
—Lahore Chronicle, August 3.

CAWNPORE.
ott'e!
We (Poonah Observer) have bees very kindly Opta'
with the perusal of a letter from Cawnpore, dated s/ vote'
the 13,h instant, frJna which we learn th tt General
,n avi

lock, after Navin; a severe fight with the enemyov 1,014
12th. in which ho took two guns, with some 100,,: °l,fside, croised the Ganges on the morning of the
returned to Cawnpore, where he wilt await the arr'n'ttbts
reinforcements. The following is an extract fr°-'orle
lette , cvluch is written by a gallant non-cornin'—iVers
i
; ffi. ter of the brave 78th Highlanders, who 13'e , oeo
present in every action wi h the rebels fought by
Havelock. ft
" Hero lam ag tin safe and sound at Cawnpoqt tl6
a most severe fight yesterday with our old enev',ll
Sepoy mutineer:, in which we bad three men 101`e0ifil2;
10 wounded—one young man had his lag blow° tX
There were only 120 of the -78th Highlanders preset 9)0
remainder being sick. Our whole force consisted ,tit tj
including the Sikhs. A great many folow.;rs werero irftt
pieces by the enemy's cavalry and round shot. Thedo°h
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two guns playing on the 78±, which would n'
eso!":
have destr_iyeti every roan of us but for our time doti';
tion-1 desperate one, no doubt, but it had to ve
or all would have perished beneath the deadlio Roll
Gen •ral Havelock wan calmly looking on. He kae,4ool;
what wed sired ; and before he gave the order to 3`.0
all rushed forward to the charge , and, in less th t 46
minutes captured two guns and four hoses, bayol33 ((„rer
!lux liar of the enemy who tried to save the
bras nine-pour.ders). Galeral Havelock rode ell l'ii;fo
us, cr,inz out, "Well done, brave Highlandell:r tit
have this day saved yourselves and your comrades 'OO4O
did no: lose a min in the charge, though it wle,,teclujf
by other corps to be a mad attempt. As we 9''',4lll,te
cnarge, the la3t round of crap, shot went itt"ir
over the heads of our s null band of men ; but in the-,c3ro,
to fire, the enemy lost th•ir elevation ; s) we thn3 eticd,
Private M•Gr,-ath and myself were struck in thedrol'
but only bruised, the shot having first hit the b)
M‘Grath received five balls on different parts of lit on 15%
so he had to fall to the rear. I was merely Aril hee,doid
hip bone with only one ball, therefore I ran on, 13°
it. Mr. Crowe and Mr. Campbell thjught V"- th
until I jumped up and ran after my comrades. ll Petit
"We crossed ae Ganges this morning in sceciaaje
bei ig unable to do any more in the kingdom or
we are reinforced."
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