The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

THE AURA H EXPEDITION.

The following details respecting the expedition
to Arrah are t =ken from the homeward Mail &or:.
Intl ia, published in London on the 16th insf. :
" Since our summary and the other portions of
our newspaper were in type intelligence of the
gravest and most painful character has reached
Tnii intelligence is of a nature to modify to a very
ec•rt iderable extent the opinions we have expressed
as to the general character of the news received by!
the present mail. As we believe it to be authentic
we should be wanting in our duty as journalists if
wo refrained from making it public, though we ap-
preciate the anxiety it will occasion to many of our
naders, and deeply regret that we are at present
unable to satisfy their impatience by a more detailed
accrumt. It appears that the mutineers from Dina-
pore after quitting that station, advanced a2ainst
Air a large civil station, 25 miles west of Dina-
pore, the residents at which place were unfortu•
nately sanguine of their ability to resist an attack
for a time, and are said to have applied for a de-
tachment of European troops, in place of adopting
the more prudent course of a retreat. The result
wa3 that the whole of the Europeans at the station,
to the number of about 50, were massacred. This ,
(11,astrous event was succeeded by another. Two
ate ‘mere had been despatched with troops for the
relief of Arrah. One of them grounded, and wa
have no further information respecting it ; from the
otl.cr a body of 200 Europeans were landed, who
fell into an ambush, where nine officers and upwards
of 100 men are said to have been cut off. The
im-
poi tance of these events, considering the command
they give the mutineers of the line of communication
between Calcutta and Benares, must be obvious to
ev?ry one. This intelligence will perhaps serve to
explain to our readers the report which has appeared
in a leading journal regarding the fall of Agra, the
similarity of the names having probably led to the

Irl
Thornton'a Gazetteer for India we find the
following --
" Arrab, in ti. British district of Shahabad,
Presidency of Bengal, a town on the route from
Dinapore to Ghazepore, 25 miles west of the former,
75 east of the latter. Supplies and water are abun-
&Alt, the surrounding country being fertile and
well cultivated, and a large and beautiful lake being
c!ose to the town. Thera is a Government school
here. According to Buchanan, the town contains
2,775 houses."

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CASUALTIES;
DURING THE MUTINIES.
(From the lloseteard Hail from India, Sept. 16.)
We have compiled, with considerable care and
pains, the following alpho.hetical list of those who
have perishel up to the pro3ent time during the
disastrous revolt in India, which will be read with
sad interest :
A/exsuder, Lieut. Robert W., 31 Bengal N.I.
Alexander, Lieut. A. H., 68th Bengal N.I.
Alphonso, Mr..
Andrews, Capt. F., 11.7v1.'s 60th
Angelo, Lieut. A. M.' 54th Bengal N.I.
Avery, Mr. and Mrs. E lward, Indore.
.i.r,claer, Henry, Allahabacl,
1
_,,.,ythP.w, Lieut. F..l' 3101 Ihngal N.T.
IPY, Capt. F P., 7th Bengal N.I.
, our, Lieut. G ug
li.trbt ell, Licit. la., 20th Bengal N.I.
~ 13th &meal N.I.
Barmen -14! • —nrugn‘,4W.l;..Blw.t, 13th Bengal N.I.
Bllao,tt,yeisLnito.uort..lrointat.n, 56th Bengal N.I.
Ide, 48th Bengal N.I.
Beauvais, Mrs.
Birch, Brevet Lieut -Cul. P. NV 41st Bengal N.I.
Dacia, Capt. T. C., 31st Tiengal:
Bi.„hop, Caht. W. Louis :Anaheim, 46th Bengal N.I.
Blake, Cn.tain Muirion T., 54th Bengal N.I.
• •
Adam H. G., Bengal Civil Service.
Bone., Mr. and Mrs.
Surgeon 11. Flatokins.
• Btiolit, Lieut. Arthur, 22.1 Bengal N.I.
Blind, Col. Frederick, C. 8., Bengal Artillery.
,die, Lieut. Francis Walker, 21st Bengal N.I.
Brock, M
Buch, Dr. Carl, BareillY
Lieut. G7th Bangal N.T.
Butlion, Lie
Prirlton, Cap'. Francis M. 52d Bongal N.I.
Burgess, Captain Francis Jaques, 74tb Bengal N.I.
Caphin Cosly, 54th Bengal N.I.
Tull r, Lieut. Charles John, 54th Bengal N.T.
Mr. and Mrs. and son
Calleton, J.' Agra
Cate, S., at Casvnpere
C,03, Lieut.-Colonel William, ll.M.'s 311 Foot.
Coaltvin, Vet. Surgeon Edmund Geo., 2d Bengal N.T.
elLEtk, Ensign A. M. IL, 6th Bengal N.I.
C;eittr-r, Col ,nel Charles, 231 Bengal N I.
Cnri..tian, George Jackson, Bengal C.S.
Co.1:1, Ensign P. S., 6th B3ugal N.I.
Corpfand, Rev. George William
Crawly, Mrs.
Crozier, Lieutenant William, ll.M.'s 75th Regiment
Clppage, Burke Rlbeit, Bengal C.S.
Days.an, '
Vet. Surgeon Charles John, 31 Bengal L.C.
115 t.unaio, )ee.ies, Mr , Aszra
Captain John Weston, 56th Bengal W.I.
bdulp4ter, Lieut. Charles, Bengal Artillery