New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
INDIA.

Inc DOIuDdy pOlGOu vi tuO iuui"u nio' hoo "iiA'"N
at Marsees ard was expected TO be delivered in Lon
don at abou. midday Of Wednesday, the 10th.
Bombey advioes are to Aug. Ia, and the news from
Delhi to July 90.
Sortes were repulsed on the .h and 23d july with
great Ioss to the rebels Five hundred men were
killed and wounded on the side of the British.
From the 23d to the Goth there was no fighting.
The Neemuch muiineers had arrived at Delhi.
Brigader Nicholson was expected at Delhi on the
18th of August with reGnforcements from the Pupjaub
Gen. Read had relnquished his command to Gen.
Nicholson on account Of i'll health.
Gen. Havelock occupied Bittoor on the 18th of July,
without resistance, and captured thirteen guns.
There are no authentic details, however as yet.
Gen. Havelock was at Lucknow on the Both July.
The three regiments that mutinied were dispersed
by the 10Th regiment.
Calcutta and Hyderabad were quiet on the lith of
August.
Brigader Stewart arrived at Mhow on the I'd of
August.
Halklar remains faithful.
From Bombay it is stated that the mutiny in the
9Th regiment a. Kalpore was suppressed by six COM
panies Of the 43d.
One company of artillery had arrived from the
Mauritius.
MARsEnLEs, Monday, Sept. II, 1857.
The French boat Mersey has just brought the
Bombay Mail to the 18th Of August We have no
China mail.
Delhi was expected TO fall in about fortnight; and
Gen. Haveocks troops, who are advancing upon
Lucknow, were expected at Delhi
Itwas reported that Nens Sshib, VINO had taken to
fight, had destroyed himself.
TIE 7th, Sth and 10th Regiments of Bengal Native
Infantry had revoted and fled to the Roane River,
pursued by Her Msjestys 10th Regiment under Gen.
Lloyd. Eight hundred of the mutneers were killed.
The P,uiaub is Tranquil, as well the country
around Delhi, Meerut and Agra.
At Bundelcund there were signs of disturbance.
There is little news from GwAlior. The mutineers
at Seaicote were destroyed on the 10th of July by
Gen. Nicholson.
Detachments Of European troops had been cent TO
Bombay. The panic which had existed at Bombay
fortnight ago had subsided.
Gen. Neil Joined Gen. Havelock on the 23d July,
and was on the full march toward Lucknow.
A wing OF the 23d Infantry had arrived at Bombay
from the Maurtus.
At Tinbalpore the 3lst Native Infantry, 10th Foot
and Sd Irregular Cavalry, under the native officers
orIy attacked the 7th August the mutineers,
sistng of the 42d Native Infantry and Sd Irregular
Cavalry, and completely routed them.
Gen. Woodburn is sick at CObumby
Col. Stewart has gone to Mhow Pata.
We learn that plot has been discovered, and that
among the oonspirstors were the son of the we'll
known Ameer Cur dfya, and Moire Ally Kursem who
were arrested.
A plot had also been discovered at Benares.
was reported that Agra had fallen into the hands
Of the rebels.
A Dispatch dated Sept. s, received at the India
House, says Gen. Haveocks forces after reoccupying
Cawnpore finding Bittoor evacuated burned it to the
ground. On the Goth and 3Oth of July they found the
rebels at Buffey ell Gunge, about IS miles from Gavin
pore, numbering 10 O00 whom they defeated with the
loss of IL guns. They expected to reach Lucknow the
next day.
Sir Colin Campbell had assumed command of the
Indian army
tranquility is restored in Central India.
The 9Th, Sth and 10th Regiments, which mutinied
a. Cswppore on the 23d July threatened Benares.
The 10Th Irregular Cavalry which mutinied at the
ssme time, murdered their commanding officer, Major
Holmes, and his wife.
The disariRed 26th Bengal Nstive Infantry mutt.
MED at Mean on the 3Oth July, and murdered their
commanding officer Major Spencer