Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-27

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e accompanied by his chief wife. Their lives
II were spared. Two of his sons and a grand.
son, also captured by Capt Hodgson. A.
@ bout five miles from Delhi. were shot ON tho
Il spot, and their bodies brought to the city and
y exposed at the police office
Two movable columns were despatcbod
e from Delhi on the 23d, in pursuit Of the emo
@ my. By accounts from Agra. one column
! appears TO have reached the neighborhood of
= Allyghur, and the other that Of Muttra. on
? the 28th Of September.
Gen. Havelock, with $500 men crossed
The Gauges from Cawnpoio ON the 10Th of
september, and relieved Lucknow garrison ON
the 25th, just as it was ready to be blown up
oy the beslegcrs. On the Goth the eucmv's
amendments were stormed, and ON the Doth
large part Of the city was taken Four
hundred and fifty killed and wounded
General Neil was killed.
There has been a slight rising of the rebels
near Nassack in the Bombay Presidency. in
the suppression of which Lieut.. Henry. of
the police, was killed.
The Madras troops defeated the mutineers
OF the sd. near Komplee. and killed 1850. A
native of Rcer and Sepoy, having been con-
Vcted OF treason, were blown away from the
Predatory tribes ia the Puniaub. between
Moultan and Lahore had given some trouble
lately, but the disturbance appears TO have
been suppressed
DESPATCH no THE INDIA Horsr
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 5.-Dclhi wa, entirely
m our possession on the 20th of September.
he king and queen were captured On the
zlst 10y Lieut.. Hobson Two of the kings
sons were killed Tho mutinecrs have gone
towards Rholcnd and Muttta. and some to
Dude, being followed by our troops.
Mr. Greathcad. Commissioner of Delhi.
died on the 18th Of September. of cholera.
and Gen Nicholson on the 23d. of wounds
received in Che assault Lucknow relieved
September %. Our loss was severe-about
500 killed and wounded
Gen. Neil was among the killed.
J DE rciioi was just in time, the enemy hav-
ing advanced their mines. which would have
placed Che garrison at their mercy.
ne holwo country is in a destitute state
bhopawur has been burnt Forces are NOV
ing towards Mhow
All is quiet in Scinde, but the state Of the
frontier is not satisfactory
Gen. Jacobs proceeds Immediately to
Scinde
There has been an outbreak Of Cheeles.
and plot discovered in Bombay.
Tho Deccan and Southern Mahratta States
are All quiet. as also the Nium's country and
Madms Presidency.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. .
iAAA ir'Nit rs rT iNoll.u NosEl utnKtr.
ST. JouN.. y. D., Nov. 23-via Halifax
and Quebec. Steamship Vanderbilt. from
liaro via southampton l4th inst was sig
nailed oft Cape Race at 3 p. VI on 22d, by
The ncws }atch of the associated press. and
the news dispatch obtained and forwarded by
telegraph via Quebec and Portland to this
city and New York
The news from England is highly impor.
lant The pondeut condition Of monetary
matters on the departure of the Atlantic re-
suited on the following day in a fearful panic.
All The banks refused discounts in any shape.
but in the afternoon, however, appeared most
the Treasury letter susponding
Toe Bank Charter Act, and authorizing the
sue of notes 70 amy amount on approved Sc
,uriiics.
The effect was instantaneous, and the pan
c ceased as IT by magic. At Liverpool. Man
'hester' Glasgow. and other important cities.
The news was received with furious acclama-
ions
Cotton and all kinds Of produce immedi-
,telv enhancing in value. the greatest anxiety d
vas felt ON the denart,ro of tho Vanderbilt
10 secure his imp5rtant ipteIi,onco b.c,rc
be arrival of the AHanti. at Now York
Tue Steamer Nortb Star. from Ncv York
rnved al Cove, on tn. rs inst
The occupation of Delhi by the british
orces is confirmed G,uy.
The loss of the British forces was immense. ,
several British officers. including Gen. Ncil
were killed
The mutinecrs were pursuei from Dclbibv
hc British troops,
The connection between Cawpore and 81
lucknow was still Interrupted.
The luto.tadyicss from Australia state that
be slip Dunbar wa, wrecked of sydney +
nd ono hundred and fortq PASSENGERS were q
1st, together with the whole crew. with the a.
RECEPTION of ono seaman. &
It is reported the British Parliament is to %
iect Immediately. II
Throughout England thoro was great mon Of
tary excitement The suspension of the '