Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-14 00:00:00

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THE INDIAN MUTINIES,

Inormemmio
UST MIA. COMPANY'S DESPATCH.

thlhe following
despatch has been received by ,
Eft India Company :
CALCUTTA, Sept. 9, 1857.
'RERA.L HAVELOCK'S COLUMN AND
I LUCKNOW.
ilk.7rai Havelock still at Cawnpore waiting for rein
Regent, and Luckuow still unrelieved. The 90th
about half the Fusiliers, and a 9-pounder
-atter 7, in a 111,270 men, were at Allahabad on the 3rd or
ksh 653 infantry and the battery were immediately
toilowedtowards Cawnpore, and Ganeral Outram was to
the With the remainder of the infantry on the night of
or 1511; instant. He expects to Join Havelock on the llth
' and has directed the latter to have everything
read,
for
crossing the river on his arrival ; meanwhile
doe intelligence from Lucknow up to the 2nd inst.,
the garrison were in good spirits, and sufficiently
with food. They hal recently7repulsed a
berojaed assault, and had disabled the only heavy guns
0011 to the assailants. •
kir garrison have been told to hold out to extremity,
the We are wow confident that they will b:: relieved about
Middle of this month.

The BENGAL AND BEHAR.
is ah troops, detached as reported in last Ines-
,
to 0,4,, "flntercept Dinapore mutineers, were not In time
ibret`Test their progress. The latter crossed the Touse
Ipituabinit the 26th, after some detention by high flood,
blitttsgeir march has been marked by plunder. They give
N"e9 are going to Delhi. The rebel Kooer Singh fled
Itolttas abont the 27th or 28th ult., and sought
Rewah territory. The Rajah warned him off,
most of his Sapp adherents deserted him. A
consisting of a wing of the 53rd queen's, 27th
tiCas N. 1., and some guns, left Raneegunge on the 27th
liasia4cl Will clear the Trunk-road. The Nepaul Durbar
ell ;ten 1;000 Goorkhas to aid in the occupation of
Gn„—Paxani, and the districts on the left bank of the
Gall
-ses, Which are endangered by thc abandonment of
ot.,
toto."'wPore by the civil officers. It is thought that the
q` stated, which left Kitmandhooon the 13th or' 4th
"ill Buface to restore order in those districts.

AGRA.

141tteat intelligence from Agra to the 23th August.-
trainer
la the fort, and general health good. Nothing
are
uellisr had occurred, except an expedition to Futteh-
der °ultree, and another to Hatrass, which latter
gated the insurgents, but was not strong enough to
lob (111 Allyglaus. The Purruckabarl Newwab is said
e on the read between that place and Cawnpore with
lieeeregimenis of mutinous infantry- and one of cavalry.
ita Will be dealt with by General Havelock's column,
4611:relief of.Lacknow. -011 the deserting of Gornckpore
let- sr Civil officers, a Chuckadar from Oude took pos-
,. Chtfrhtlit Anarchy and confusion in the district, and
Z.l)a_runconsequently in some danger, as mentioned
bytt}:er''. Azimgurch and Jounpore have been occupied,
the '4 4 )orkhas who marched from Goruckpora with
Ghel!til officers Of native Staten. The mutineers of.
It tl,7°l' Contingent, joined by those from Indore and
tatrf, reckoned at 4,500 Infantry, 900 Cavalry, and 30
it 8'
are still believed to be at Gwalior, held in check, it
ipteee tinrte,a., hy Scindia.
oatical- tgent, Major Macpherson, writing from
4°n the 7th ult., expresses a confident belief in his
1814140 cl friendly attachment to us. The peace of Bhsp2l.
ti:Perifled by the open -mutiny of the Contingent. 'All
tla...bundelcurid chiefs continue to behave well, as alsoethe
ka.".ah-erjowoob and the petty-States of Dhar Dewass,
ha, tone having openly revolted except Anijhera. In
tatj:°tana, native chiefs quiet arid apparently true. The
titietitt of the Nizam's government at Hyderabad' &dull-
koti. kohnrrum Festival passed off without any corn-
Eisti°4 or disturbance whatever. Puttiala, and all his
(11,1°uohiefs, continue in active anctsealous co•operation.
144(114g, of ast,rnere, died on the 2ad of Aargait ;
440esior is, as he was, our staur.th adherent.

t •
pun, elligenea from the Punjaub is to the 15th of Ang2st.
I„_eub and Cis.Siglei.State3 quite tranquil. Large
,741 levies are being raised to supply the place of the re-
17o:cements gone to Delhi. Giaolab Sing, of Cashmere,
1,.f re his death promised 75 lacs tcathe 6 per cent. loan.
• 171 about 20 were expected in Cis-Sutlej. It will pr 0,111431
,111431 draw nearly a crore, whichis the estimated %mut.
e disarmed 26th Native Infantry,,at Lahore, murdered
k1:11. commanding officer on theloth of July, and btdke
to 4!
from the cantonment. The troops sent in pursuit
t 4414 the 'wrong road, but the mutineers were followed by
(41°11eo and the people of the country and in thelirst
ek;3 °f August were .either destroyed or captured, ,aud
65,-heuted; hardly .a man has escaped. Fugitives of• tite
lical-iii‘Tati-le Infantry, at Peshawur, have been seizA, .arel
p 3' dealt with. These vigorous" measures cell
tOb,L
'I, deter others from similar attempts.
-.G. F. EDMONSTONE,
2 Secretary to the Government of India.
"e•ta l Ionday. " RAVEN.