The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

this, the Golundauz fir,d away ori their own accouLt
_Raven or eight rounds, as fast as they-could ; the gun
got hot and kicked ad the ironwork to piece 9. Thank
God, we have briught it in. After the gins was disable.!
the Sepoys lost he.,rt and refused to remain, Ea) we had
to come away ; such a niarc4 I never saw. Tr.() rebels
did not folliw us, th,-y must have had enough of it, an
lost from 40 to 50 In one place 20 wore cat up. D,n't
talk about the 12th Irregular 4 not cutting up the PuL
wars ; theyare aw'ully savage ; one of then; was knocked
over close to Lieut. Havelock, two matchlock bal's, rifle
through his chest, the other through his body. The
enemy inuA have had 500 to 600 inaichl)ck men: I did
not _.e&orie'warmed man. Geri oily knows fro wso few
of our party were hit—,f the Sepoys not one.
" Major Erskine writes from Jui:loulpore on the 19th,
that all the officers from Setiove ban) safely reached
rioosurgabad, also the following :—Major Nlacp%erson,
Capt. Ryall, Dr. Wit on, Dr. Sillifaut, Capt. CArter,
Capt. M`Dougal, Captain Leinarchand, and four chil-
dren ; Mrs. and Mi,s Ilayns, Captain a,d Mrs. Harris
and three children, Mrs. Captain Burlton and cb:l rtn,
Overseers Watts and Wakefield, their wives and chi:-
dren. Cul. and Mrs. Durand have gone to Poona. Ail
safe at Nirnar, Iloosm,abad, I3xitool, Nursingplre,
Seunee, Nagode, and Saugor. Capt. Pinkney, deputy
commissioner of Juhbu,pore, who had gone out to brig
n the treasure from Dumob to SauAor has safely reached
übhulpore."
The following is from Goruckpo:e, (tiled
July 23

All quiet here.-200 Goorkbas been here some time
past; 3,000 are within a few miles of thi-.; ; we cxpeet
them here the day after t/-triorro T. By letters from
Azimghur we barn tha-, Venables was at,.acked 4,n the
18.. h, prior to which he had been j•dned by the civilians
on their return from Bewares aling wito Cap`. BoileAo
and some other officers on their way to j.dn t•x: Gocrkha
troops. A Taloorkflar of Oulh, named Madho
br,,ght a Ere-) of scale 500 men. Venablee had some
125 of the 200 of the 65th N.T. and one gun. The
rebels were obliged to retire after losing some 200 men.
They had plundered some villages on their way to
Azimghur, and when returning, the inhabitants turned
out to our aid, killing the leader Malho Persmad and
his nephew-14 prisones taken. Our loss was seven or
eight killed, and Lieut. Lewis wounded by a musket
bail below the knee. Mr. Pept,s, who is out at Bustee
with Fora', 50 s .wars of he 12th Irregulars, has r;estroyed
the v.llage of Mowar Debar, when e x of the officers of
the 221 N.I. were killed—ue has also released Mis.
Major Mills and family along wit it some m-rgeants' wives
who were in the hands of Matte Sing. No news of WI.
Goldney, we fear he must have been murdered by the
17th

THI7I MEE AT AZITIGIIMI.

On the 18th of July there eras a li4ht at Az:mghur.
Our force had proceed two In lee on ale Go:ruco •ore
side, and found i:.self in the preserwe of 3 000 or 4,000
Palwars. Aftera good deal of firing, our men %ere
compelled to beat a retreat into Azoglazzr. II( re thEy
halted, made a firm stand near the um)), and nal-
niately drove the enemy ut aatn. Next mvruirg-it
Wa4disnlvered that the r,belo were several mites
The fight lasted aboat three bou7F, a•,41 our troop+ were
composed of about 150 men of the 65th B. N. 1., 123
eowars, and one gun. Lieut. Lewis was v;oun,'cd.

BARES.

The following is from 13euarcs :
25th July.-13y a letter of the 16th inst., Ara was all
Well, and, no enemy near them. Tney had comp:ete
command of the city and cantonments, though the latter.
having been destroyed, are not occupied. They have
phnty of ateinuniti-n, and proViions for more than six
months. The mutineers had gone to Muttra, for want
of heavy guns to attack the Fort of Agra.
The Gwaltor mulineer regiments have not yet left that
place, and no immediate movement..on their part seems
kely.
The country near 'Meerut is he?ieved to be quite safe ;
and above it to the hills, is comp zatively
The Plirlib remains happily quite quilt.
The country between Agra and Uawnpore is com-
pletely disorganised, each village plunderieg on its own
account.
The uiutineers at DAM ,runnirg short oeanamunition.
.The last news from thence, dated 7th July, when it was
txnected to fall in a few days. _ _ .

News from Cawnpore of the 231, nearly the whd-1
force and guns had ero,istA he river. The pas-age was
very difficult on account of th 3 breadth and btreng±h of
the stream, though tents and hag,gage were left behind.
Lucknow tsar quite ea-y, the ti,e of the enemy heieg
Very slack from want of ammunition. Some bodie, of
Men who occupied the vilt!ges on the road hetwe,n
Cawnpore and Lucknow, abandoned them on hearing
of the passage of the river.
All the news from the Saugor and Nerbudda territory
are good.
31st July—All via at Benares and Mirz-tpore. I
have heard nothing fuitiier regarding the Dinapore de-
seiters. Perhapn you have.
Juppulpoie is all quiet, and the moveable c.. Limn was
txpected in or on the I.t prux. Toe Bundekt)A again
collected at Bilharie, another company of the 52d, with
two European officers, and Captain addwin, Assistant,
Commissioner, left Jubhulrne to reluf,ree the deacti-
rocut of the 52d that went out on the fir:-.,t oce,sion,
and the crqupatl of the 50Ji at itlyhere has marched
down to jnn them,. and I f;-:ncy the budira,b,,s at
Bilharie will, as on a former occasion, bolt within'. firing
a shot.