The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-25 00:00:00

The Nawab Ali Bahadoor, of Banda, is stated to have
caused these gentlemen to be murdered.
Captain Skene, Superintendent ; Captain Gordon, De-
puty Superintendent; and other European res' den' s, names
not given ;—killed in the fort of Jhansi in which they had
taken refuge.

—baptain Fletcher Hayes, Military Seceretary to the Chief
I Commissioner of Lucknow; Lientenant .Barbor, 2d Begi-
iment of Onde Cavalry ; Mr. Fayrer, a gentleman volun-
teer. These officers, with 2 rissalahs of Oude Irregular
Cavalry, had been sent by Sir H. Lawrence from Lucknow
under Captain Hayes, his Military Secretary, to aid in
keeping order along the Grand Trunk Road and in the Pen-
, tral Dooab Districts; the rissalahs mutinied on the way,
and killed the officers.
Serjeant-Major Matthews, 6th Oude Irregular Infantry;
shot from the banks of the river while flying with other
fugitives from Fyzabad, 18 miles below Adjoudheea (Fyza-
bad District), 9th June.
Lieutenant Parsons, 6th Oude Irregular Infantry; lieu-
tenant Currie, Artillery ;—drowned while fugitives from
Fyzabad, 9th June.
Lieutenant Lindesay, 22d Regiment N.I. ; Lieutenant
Cantle'', 22d Regiment N.I. ;—killed at the village of Mo-
wadnbur, in the Gorackpore District, while flying from
Fyzabad, 10th June.
Major Blake, Commanding 2d Regiment of Infantry,
Gwalior Contingent ; Dr. Kirke, Superintending Surgeon ;
Lieutenant A. Procter ;—killed by the mutineers of the
Gwalior Contingent, 14th June.
Lieutenant Smith Adjutant of the 4th Irregular Cavalry;
shot by a duffadar 'of his corps, at Mozuffurnuggnr., 21st
June.
Mr. Butterfield ; shot in the outbreak at Mozuffurnug-
gur, 2 lst June.
Dr. Lyell, Ist Assistant Opium Agent; shot in an out-
break in the city of Patna, on the night of the 3d July.
Mr. W. A. Moore, C.S., Joint Magistrate and Deputy
Collector of Mirzapore, and Superintendent of the Benares
Rajah's Dominions; killed by the followers of Jorye Sing
and others, zeinindars of Poroopoor, at Polee Indigo Fac-
tory, near Gopeegunge, 4th July.
Mr. Jones, Indigo Planter ; Mr. Kemp, Indigo Planter ;
killed by the followers of Jorye Sing and others, zemin-
dars of Poroopoor, at Polee Indigo Factory, near Gopee-
gunge, 4th July.
Major Holmes, 12th Irregular Cavalry, and his wife ;
the Surgeon, 12th Irregular Cavalry, and his wife—mur-
dered by the mutineer sowars of the 12th Irregular Ca-
valry, at Segowlee, 23d July.
Mr. Loyd, C.S„ Magistrate and Collector of Humeer-
pore ; Mr. Donald Grant, C.S., Joint Magistrate and De-
puty Collector of Humeerpore ; Mr. Murray—supposed to
have been killed. A country born English writer, dis-
guised as a native, came to Allahabad, via Humeerpore,
and asserted that these gentlemen were murdered at Oraie.
Captain P. H. C. Burlton, 67th N.I. The company of
the 67th N 1., doing duty at Muttra, were to have been
relieved by a company of the 44th N.l. from Agra. The
opportunity was seized for sending treasure down to Agra,
when the men of the 67th, who had behaved well hitherto,
shot Capt. Barlton, fired at all the Europeans who were at
the Cutcherry, and, being joined by the relieving company
of the 44th N. 1., marched to Delhi.
Major Spencer, Commanding 26th Regiment Light In-
fantry ; this regiment had been disarmed. Major Spencer
was killed by blows dealt him with a hatchet, at Meean
Meer, 30th July, 1857.
Major Birob, 41st N. 1., Lieut. Smalley, 41st N.l.—killed
in the outbreak at Seetapore, in Oude.
Mr. Gibson, a Salt Officer ; killed by some inhabitants
of the Mabomedan village of Kurreemgunge (Budaon Dis-
trict), let September, 1857.
Mr. Ronald, Assistant Commissioner, Deogurh ' • Lieut.
Cooper, 32d N.J. —killed by the mutineers of the 32(1 N.I ,
at Deogurh, 9th October, 1867.
CECIL BEADON,
Secretary to the Government of India.
November 6, 1857.

No. 4.

List of Europeans Killed or Wounded by the hands of
Rebels in the Lower Provinces.
At Rohnee, in the Sonthal Pergnnnahs—June 12.

Sir Norman -Leslie, Adjutant, sth Irregular Cavalry,
killed; Majot J. M'Donald, and Assistant-Surgeon N. J.
Grant, attached to Irregular Cavalry, wounded ; while
sitting together in front of the mess bungalow, a sudden
rush was made at them by three men of the regiment,
with naked swords ; Sir Norman Leslie was disabled by
the first blow, Major M`Donald had two cuts on his head,
and Dr. Grant received a severe wound in the arm, and
another in the leg; they both defended themselves with
chairs, and succeeded in driving off their assailants. Sir
Norman was fearfully wounded, and died shortly after.

At Patna.-4nly 3.
Assistant-Surgeon R. Lyell, Principal Assistant to the
Opium Agent, Patna, killed :—in the disturbance at
Patna, on the night of July 3, Dr. Lyell, while riding in
front of his men, to attack the rebels, was shot to the
ground.
At Segowlee.— -July 23.
Major J. G. Holmes, Commanding 12th Irregu-
lar Cavalry, and Mrs. Holmes, killed :—while taking their
evening drive, both were killed by the mutineers of the
12th Irregn lar Cavalry.
Aesistant•Surgeon H. S. Garner and child, killed :—the
mutineers, after killing Major Holmes, proceeded to the
Doctor's Blingalow, forced it open, murdered the Doctor,
his wife, and one child, and then set fire to it. One child,
a little girl, escaped notice, and was taken care of by the
Tehsidar.

24th July.
Mr. E. Bennett, Deputy Postmaster, killed ;—mur-
dered by the mutineers of the same regiment.
At Deoghur, Oct. 9.
Lieutenant H. C. A. Cooper, Commanding Detachment
32d N. 1., and Mr. R. E. Ronald, Assistant Commissioner,
Deoghur, killed by mutineers of 32d N.I.
Mr. J. W. Garstin, Deputy Magistrate, Buzar, wounded
while accompanying the force to relieve Arrah.
A. R. YOUNG,
Secretary to the Government of Bengal.

LONDON G.

Ls Evening,,)

WINDSOR CASTLE, Dn. 21.

This clay had audience of her Majesty—The Count de
Platen, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the King of Sweden and Norway, to deliver his
credentials ; to which audience he was introduced by the
Earl of Clarendon, K.G., her Majesty's Principal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs.
WINDSOR CASTLE, DEC. 22. _
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This day had audience of her Majesty—His Excellency
Ferukh Khan, Ambassador Extraordinary from the Shah
of Persia, to take leave ; to which audience he was intro-
duced by the Earl of Clarendon, K.G., her Majesty's Prin-
cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.