The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

ALLAHABAD DIVISION.

General Whitlock is still at Banda, where he
awaits the arrival of Brigadier M‘DuiTs columns.
On the a band of rebels from the opposite side
of the Jumna surprised the police post and the
Tehseel, established at Lallpoor of the Cawnpore
district. The Tehseeldar was wounded. One of
our men was killed and some treasure was lost.

AGRA. DIVISION.
There is nothing 6f importance to communicate
from this division. All is quiet, except at Etawah
and Etah, and there the rebels have been defeated
in several skirmishes, losing two of their leaders,
and have become less troublesome.
MEERUT DIVISION.
This division remains perfectly tranquil.
ROBILOUND DIVISION.

The Bignour district is said to be perfectly tran-
quil, and our authority has been thoroughly re-
established in it, as reported in last message. The
•ity of Moradabad was reoccupied on the 26th ult.
by the Roorkee column, which has since reached
Bareilly, as will be further noticed below. Confi-
dence has been restored throughout the district of
Moradabad, and the inhabitants of the city, who
had. fled, are returning in great numbers.

BUDAON DISTRICT.

The force under Brigadier Penny, alter crossing
the Ganges, marched on Kukrala, 10 miles from
Budaon ; the General and his staff were in advance,
and came upon a body of Horse, which they at first
took to be a, portion of the baggage guard which
had marched by a more direct route on the flank
of the column. The General rode towards it, and
whoa at 30 yards' distance four guns opened with
grape on the party. Gen. Penny shortly after was
missed, and the command devolved on Col. Jones,
her Majesty's Gth Carabinoers. Our troops quickly
came up, and the action ended in the total defeat of
the enemy, oue gun and two limbers being cap-
tured. It is not known when Gen. Penny was
wounded ; but his body was recovered after the
action close to Kukrala. It appeared that his bridle
arm bad been broken by a musket-ball, and his
horse had then taken fright and carried him close
to the town, where the rebels rushed upon him and
cut him up with their swords. The troops which
had composed Brigadier Penny's column marched,
after the action at Kukrala, across Rohilcund to
their own risk (right ?). and joined the force of the
Commander-in-Chief on the 3d inst. Shahjebanpot e
was occupied without opposition on the Ist May by
the Commander-in-Chief, who had joined Walpole's
column. Next day his Excellency, leaving a small
garrison at Sha,hjehanpore, marched on Bareilly.
On thl 3d of May a large body of rebels, headed
by the fanatic Meelvie of Lucknow, came down
from. Mohundie, in Oude, cut up a picket of De
Kantzow's Horse, plundered the city, mas-
sacring many of the inhebitants, and compelled
the garrison to take shelter in the intrenchmeut
round the wall. Our troops are believed to have
a supply of provision, and will, in all probability,
hold their own against the rebels, who are closely
blockading them, until relief is afforded. Brigadier-
General Jones, by order of the Commander-in-
chief, marched with a strong force towards Shaje-
hanpore on the Bth inst. ; he is expected to arrive
there to-day. Bareilly was attacked on the Pith by
the columns under the Commander-iu-Chief and
Brigadier-General Jews. The rebels were driven
into the city with the loss of several gnus. The
city was entirely occupied by our forces en the 7th
iust.

CENTRAL INDIA AND RAJPOOTANA.
Sir Hugh Rose has defeated the rebels at Koo-
neh, killing 400 or 500 men. The remnant of the
enemy will, it is said, make a stand near Calpee.
At she requisition of Sir Hugh Rose, who- was ap-
prehensive that Jhansi and his rear might be
threatened, General Rob 3rts has despatched a field
brigade, consisting of one regiment Europeans, one
regiment Native Infantry, one wing Bth Hussars,
one squadron Ist lancers, and one troop _Eloise
Artillery, winch will operate towards Gochnah.
General Roberta, with the rest of his force, has
marched towards Neemuch. A court of inquiry
has been held on the Maharajah of Kotah, to in-
•vestigate his conduct in connexion with the murder
of the late political agent, Major Burton. The
proceedings have been completed and submitted to
Government. No British force has been left at
liqtah, nor has any political agent remained there.

NAGPORE.
A zeniindar in the Chopda district is in open
rebe!lion, and has murdered two of the telegraph
e-mployes. The Commissioner has moved out a
fcree against the rebels, and taken the necessary
precautions.

PUNJAB. •
On the 25th Sir Sydney Cotton destroyed
Punnisr, in Eusuzye, and Chenghe. Oa the 26th
the robber chief lost much property. On the
night of the 27th-28th of April Sir Sydney Cotton
and Colonel Edwards ascanded the Muhabon
mountain,,on the right bank of the Indus, and de-
stroyed the s'i•ongliold of a noted chief. On the
4th Sitana was destroyed by the same force. The
Hindwtanee fanatics fought with determination,
and were cut to. pieces.. Our loss—four nativcs
killed and twelve wounded.

BENGAL, BEHAR.
Her Majesty's 84th Regiment, with two guns
and 100 Sikh cavalry, are at Arrah. Sir E. Lugard
marchel on Arrah on the 7th, and intended to at-
tack Jugdespore on the 9th. Colonel Corfield was
to co-operate at Sasseram. The rebels under
Ummur Singh, the brother of Kooer Singh, are
believed to number from 7,000 to 9,000 men,
mostly villagers. They have one small gun and
our two howitzers. Kr:oer Singh is new believed
to be still alive. All is reported quiet in the e:h r
parts of the.Patua division,
G. F. EDMONSTONE,
Secretary to the Goverment of India,
with the Governor-General.
SUPPLEMENT TO Ma. SECRETARY EDINIONSTONE'S
MESSAGE, DATED MAY 10.
Sir E. Lugard attacked the rebels at Donstan-
pore on May 9, and drove them before him to
Jngdespore, which place 111 entered on the same
day. The enemy, having sustained severe loss,
retreated to the southward, and abandoned the
two gut.s they bad captured from the Arrah
force. Sir E. Lugard. entered Jaitpore en May
11, after repulsing an attack of the enemy ; on
May 12 he formed a junction with Colonel Corfield
at Perou, and on May 13 returned, hearing that
Major Lightfoot, who had been left at that place,
had been attacked by the rebels. Ameer Singh, a
rebel leader, is reported to have been killed a
Jaitpore.