The Washington union., 1857-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
E,rther Er.iau L,t.ulaeuoe.

brings the following in addition to that forwarded
yesterday:
There are no authentic details, however as yet.
Gen. Havelock at Lucknow ON the 30th July.
The three regiments that mutinied dispersed by
the tenth regiment
Calcutta and Hydeabad were quiet on the I4h August
Brigadier Stewart arrived at Mhow on the I'd August
Haklar remains faithful.
From Bombay it is stated that the mutiny in the 27th
regiment at Kapore suppressed by six companies OF
the SD regiment.
One company of artillery had arrived from the maur
tius
MAnsKuuEs, Sept. 1.-THE French boat Mersey has
just brought the Bombay mail to the 10th August.
We have China mail.
Delhi was expected to fall in about fortnight, and
General Havelock's troops who are advancing upon
Lucknow, were expected to be at Delhi.
1t reported that Nena Sahb who had taken to fight
has destroyed himself.
The seventh eighth and ortieh regiments of Bengal
native infantry had revolted and fled TO the Roane river
pursued by her Maestys tenth regiment under General
Lloyd. Eight hundred of the mutineers were killed.
The Punjaub is tranquil well the country around
Delhi, Meerut, and Agra.
At Bundelcund there were signs of disturbance.
There is little news from Gwailor The mutineeB at
Seal Kate destroyed the 18th of July by General
Nicholson
Detachmens of European troops had beenssnt to Bonn
bay. The panic which existed at Bombay fortnight
ago had subsidized.
Gen. Neil joined Havelock on the Esd of July and
the full march towards Lucknow.
wing of the thirty-t infantry from the Maurit-
u.s. had arrived at Bombay.
At Iinbapore the 3ls native infantry 40th foot and
the 3D. irregular cavalry under native officers only, at
tackled the 18th of August the mutneers consisting
the AID native infantry and Sd irregular cavalry and
completely routed them.
We learn that plot has been discovered and that
amongst the conspators the of the we'll known
Ameer Gundfya and Molier Ally Kunsen, who
rested
A plot had also been discovered at Benares.
1t reported that Agra had fallen into the hands of
the rebels.
despatch received at the Indian House from Aexan-
dra, September s, says Gen. Havelocks forces after
occupying Cawnpore finding Bithoor evacuated, burned
it to the ground On the 29th and 30th of July they
found the rebels at Buffer Gunge about Is miles from
Cawnpore numbering 10000, whom they defeated with
the loss OF fifteen guns They expected to reach Luck
now the next day.
Nena Sahib perpetrated fearful massacre at Cawnpore
in which nearly all the European inhabitants peished
Sir Colin Campbell had assumed command of the In
dian army.
The 18th irregular cavalry, which mutinied at the
time, murdered their commanding officer, Major
Holiness and his wife.
The dsaned 26th Bengal native infantry mutnied at
Meean the 30th July, and murdered their command
ing officer, Major Spencer.
Gen. Havelocks force for the occupation of Cawnpore
had in eight days. marched l26 miles and fought four
actions with Nena Sahib's army against overwhelming
odds in point Of numbers, and had taken tweutyour
guns of light cabre, and that, too in the month OF
July in India.
On the morning of the l7th of July the force marched
into Cawnpore The soul narrowing spectacle which
there presented itself to them beggars description
wholesale massacre had been perperated by the end
Nena Sahibeight officers and ninety men of her Maj
estys Saith regiment, seventy ladies, and hundred
and twenty children of her Maestys SD foot, and
the whole European and Christian population of place
including civilians, merchants, pensioners, and their
families to the number of 400 persons the victims
Of this Satan The courtyard in front the Assembly
Rooms in which Nena Sahib had fixed his headquarters,
and in which the women had been imprisoned was
swimming in blood. large number of and
children who had been cruelty spared after the caulaton
for fate than instant death had been barbarously
slaughtered the previous morning. The former hav-
ing been stripped naked and then beheaded and thrown
into WELL and the latter having been hurled down
alive upon their butchered mothers whose blood reeked
their manged bodies Only four escapedthe wife Of
o merchant and three others
General Havelock in despatch to the Governor Gen.
era says that "Nena Sahib drowned himself with his
family. He had an intention of going to Lucknow but
when he got far the river the cavalry and infantry
deserted him They all gone off after destroying
their arms, to their different homes Cawnpore is
quiet Adahabad."
Financial Matters
New YORK, Sept 29.--The brokers are crying down
the eastern and New Jersey money and in instances
refuse TO touch the former at any price.
In Albany the the savings banks has subsided
and the gold which drawn out yesterday is being
deposited to-day.
Money affairs look cheerful in consequence of
that the banks considering the expedency of
further expansion to the extent of several millions
No large failures have been reported to-day.
Exchanges very variable, unsettled and at fixed
rates
BosroN, Sept. 29.--There is nothing in financial
matters here to-day except the existence of better feel
ing generally, and full confidence in the ability Of the
banks to meet their liabilities.
PHmApEIPruA, Sept 2s.--The city and Southwark
banks paying out small amounts of specie despite the
agreement Of yesterday They receive the notes of the
other banks depote with the exception of the Bank
of Pennsylvania.
TRENTON, Sept. 29-H. II. Bottom & Co., paper deal
ers, and Bottom, Tiffany, Co., machnists have
pended
The Burlington, Cumberland, Camden, and Salem banks
reported to have failed. a
The East jersey banks including Trenton will hold
out while the New York banks remain firm
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The banking house of Frinkham
8 Co. have suspended but there has been any
of the other bankers.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 29-Thcre was a run on the bankers
to-day and the house of Bogy, Mtenberger, Co
pended in consequence of the non-arrival of specie
transit They will probably resume tomorrow The
other bankers promptly met all demands.
The assets of Anderson Co. will largely exceed all
liabilities and it is supposed they will soon resume.
The house of Darby g. Barksdale has suspended.
card has been published, signed by the wealthiest
citizens, certifying to the sovency of Lucas Co.. and
Renck Peterson.
The banks continue firm and are discounting
RICHMOND, Sept. 20 There is a moderate demand on