The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-17 00:00:00

NATIVE ARTILLERY.

Ist Brigade, 4th troop, Horse, Meerut, with head''
quarters, camp before Delhi (?)
Ist Brigade, sth troop, Horse, Hosheyarpore, moved
to Julkinder, loyal.
2d Brigade, sth troop, Rawul Pindee, loyal.
3d Brigade, 4th troop, Mooltan, believed stanch.
Ist Light Field Battery, Jhelum.
2d ditto, Lucknow.
31 ditto, Thyet Mew.
4th ditto, Dinapore.
sth ditto, Delhi, joined the mutineers. •
6th ditto, Umritsur.
7th ditto, Peshawur.
Bth ditto, Agra.
9th ditto, Lucknow.
10th ditto, Peshawur.
11th ditto, Thyet Mew.
12th ditto, Benares. •
13th ditto, Fyzabad, Oude.
14th ditto, Meerut.
15th ditto, Bareilly, mutinied,
16th ditto, Lucknow.
17th ditto, with moveable column.
18th ditto, Nowgong.
19th ditto, Ferozepore.
20. h ditto, Dorn Dim
17th Battalion Foot, head-quarters, Cawnporo.
Ditto, Ist company, Noorpore, liangra, loyal.
Ditto, 2d, Umritsur.
Ditto, 3d, Delhi, joined the mutineers.
Ditto, 4th Jhelum.
Ditto,- sth, Fyzabad.
Ditto, 6th, Attock.
Bth battalion, Foot, head-quarters, Sealkote.
Ditto, Ist company, Cawnpare.
Ditto, 2d, Lucknow.
Ditto, 3d, Almorah, mutinied, disarmed, and Wl'
prisoner!.
Ditto, 4th, Attock.
Ditto, sth, 'Lucknow.
Ditto, 6th, Bareilly, mutinied.
9th battalion, Foot, head-quarters, Dam Dam.
Ditto, let company, Pegue.
Ditto, 2d, Darn Dram.
DUO, 3d, Darn Durn. •
Ditto, 4th, Nowgong.
Ditto, 6.h, Allahabad.
Sappers, Roorkee, six Companies, mutinied, and
gone to Delhi ; the remainder doing duty at Roorkee•
Head-quarter? camp, and on various roads.
Mountain Train, Irregular, Nowshera, stanch.
NATIVE CAVALRY.

Governor-General's Body-guard, Calcutta, still aimed.
Ist Light Cavalry, Mbow, mutinied.
Si ditto, Cawupore, mutinied.
3d ditto, Meerut, mutinied, and gone to Delhi;
few remained loyal.
4th Light Cavalry, linballah, at first
,tiaie, sots!
since mutinied and deserted, the rest now disarmed
at Umballah and Meerut.
sth Light Cavalry, Peshawar, disarmed and die'
mounted.
6th Light Cavalry, Julunder, mutinied and dispersed.:
7th Light Cavalry, Lucknow, two troops mutinie?
Bth Light Cavalry, Meean Meer, disarmed and dis-
mounted.
9th Light Cavalry, Sealkote, wing mutinied, left
wing with moveable column. -
10th Light Cavalry, Ferozepore, stanch, did goo
service, disarmed.
IRREGULAR CAVALRY.
let. Mooltan, loyal.
2d. G-oordaspore and Jullunder.
3d. Saugor.
4th. J-lansi, mutinied and gone over to enemy, e°133,16
at Hand l, issar, and Moozuffarnugger, and 13.34"..
quarter's Camp.
sth. Rohnee, in Santbal district.
6tb. ------- ?
7th. Peshawar.
Bth. Bareilly, stanch, Etawab.
9th. Army Head-quarter., mutinied and gone over f°
enemy.
10th. Nowshera, disbanded.
11th. Berhampore.
12th. Segowlie, near Nepaul.
13th. Bareilly, mutinied, and gone to Delhi (?)
14th. Jbansi and Nowgong.
15th. Oude.
•
16th. Moveable column (?) ,„,
17th. Wing, at Head-quarter's Camp, Wing in 41—
Punjaub, apparently etaucb.
18th. Pesbawur, loyal:
Of the other native troops all are at present loye/P
as far as we know, except the few following, knows
to have mutinied :—Llutrianah Light Infanta
Batalliori, gone to Delhi ; part of the Mehidpore
(Malwa) Contingent.

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