The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

CASUALTIES.

(From the Bombay Times of June 18.) faint" The following is a list of the casualties amongst the
lies of her Majesty's 17th and 60th Regiments on tb
at
way from Poonah to Bombay, or just after their arriva ,
the latter place, on their way to join their husbands ""
Knrrachee.
The number of women and children which left P??...1111110.
were as follows : Women. Chi,,-
Eoth Rifle ••• ••• ••
s . 121 144
17th Regiment ... 47
--
Total left Poonah 168 180 A
One woman died at Khandalla ; and four children dim
on the road between Poonah and Panwell, also one WOI
—all of the 60th regiment. and
They arrived at Panwell about half-past seven, A•24"..026
embarked for Bombay at half past four, P.M., the '-
day. None but a child of the 17th died here.
None died in crossing.
Died in Colabah from the 17th up to the 24th May
Women. Children.
60th Rifles 11 14
17th Reg. ... ... 3 ... 1

Total ... 14 15
Present in the depot on the 26th May :
Women. Children.
60th Rifles ... 109 ~. 113
17th Reg. 46 51

-.
Total ..155 164 viol-
Number of the children left orphans by the dreadful
tation, belonging to the 60th, 15; and of the 17th, 3•

THE PUNJAUB.

(From the .Lkthi Gazette of June 19.) . f
n hs °-
The settlement of state affairs during four re°- t
tort'
Raja Lall Singh 's administration, bas been unsatiareeisieg
Owing to this failure, the population of Mooltan ere 'll ha
tumults every day. The Nizam, too, of that couutrY
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collected a force of between 14,000 and 15,000 men, ,u_`.,
mounted thirty large guns on the ramparts of the fort.n
Alooltan. Tumults and risings are the order a the
thegßrea.t 11fahcaoruajrat,
aßnudnjeeff
ion they entertain to his rule.
faction
i:o
nanwditahie
wchouierhse
all
such untoward
wrdtthheinagsdmi
Raja Lall Singh, and the avers l!ntibsteradt.tuatiSof
the
ilia Lall Singh was A
Singh, the inheritor of Paradise,__ .
WO
olbl's:ufarectiiii I not fitted to shine in a
with the
etooe,ythe manner in which he 11°
eye of indifference. Now, the
btobi-e:n. gh has been elevated to the
favour. The late RIP
Heera
subject La .
displayedslookedaisaid
l Its
jual. i on
,iinai 1 s i
dstivthidautaiin,
and
daysof
leis sense of gratitude for
aSrikngolfi.favNeVerha?t reHtuernphdnitdedß,
aaaini.
dad
Lpf rlaooltnitiesdbi
netiginlialg_rja.6o;;;l3o,:tie
Heera Singh took him by the hand
Misr, his title was advanced to that of Raja by Oat 'for
thHeerais
passedm the murder of his patron. The star of Sirdar ice into
Singh, the brother of the Ranee. Sahibeb, then br° of the
light—or in other words, he swayed the Pr'lteroja Lail
tvjotu)wldahair
sstiantgeh. a
sSi rhdea r Singh distinguished marke
the increase brother ; and every (K whose
of his influence with chief' -writ
favours ence that
. towards him increased • te.v. a
too, propor .
norm ~ • an
, ingratitude usurped ever
y other cons! e d ration,
....,
er.,
sentiment ; and Raja Lall S' h • hthe 'erof them soh
Sin h with ai
nary troops, effected the murder of his second patron' oherY
are well known. to be the ingratitude and deep tree Raja
of the nature of Raja Lall Singh, and that fie„,%e signs
Lall Singh is now the prime minister of state. .1
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held out by Raja Lall Singh make it evident tu.,, Alia
design is to work the ruin of the Nizam of Moolteut. It
get his brother Bliugwan Singh advanced to that Pro r!"
is evident, too, that the Raja is playing a gelliehed .3
volutionise the order of things and interests estau_ded to
the days of Reinject Singh, and those who had sucTlido and
his power—with the view of making his ownezfr: ry Ilan'
dependents reap a rich harvest of benefits. --, -.es it were
therefore, he his rank or calling what it 1220 Y, is loud and
wedged into a predicament that forces. from him lore of
deep curses. Every man, therefore, ims awaYr
heaven that the reign of misrule might P.-Aleear.9".
and be succeeded by that of the Sahiban
or teritY
shedding its blessings around to secure the Porf Majorof the subject. As it is, the presence eopie °f
M'Gregor Sahib, is the only security that the P Rojo
Lahore have against the wantonness of ',nisrule.vain to
Lall Singh is for himself, and therefo,..e it i 5 countrY
expect either the prosperity or security of the d
, by th°
through his exertions. Mark the distrust proleke &pigs
consciousness of evil deeds, which Raja Lall Sing__", in SUIS'
towards Seikhs—Mussulmans guard h,is person ; and , The
sultnans he is reduced to the nece.esitv of contidingis, that
news current at the Durbar re,;arding Peshawn:..,_ their
Shere Singh and Peer Muhonved Khan moved deirto the
forces to .Naoshera. From this point they Pros:e„,surgents•
Yoosufzee country, where they engaged with
overcame
The Yoosufzee being men of undaunted bravery
1,030 or
the efforts of the Seikhe, and followed tip their sticc

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