The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30
rHLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
ADDITIONAL INDIAN NEWS.

81. JoHss, N. B., Sept. 25.-The following addi-
tional news from India, Is made up from the malls
received BY the Jura, to the 18th Inst:
THE MUrrsY IN INDIA.
General Havelock was ut Lucknow on the 30th
July.
The three regiments that mutinied, were dis
persed by the tenth regiment
Calcutta and Hydsrabad were quiet on the l4th
Of August.
Brigadier Stewart arrived at Mhow on the I'd Of
August.
Talklar remains faithful
From Bombay, it Is stated that the mutiny in the
9th regiment, at Kaipore, was suppressed by SIX
companies Of the Thirty-third.
One company of Artillery had arrived from the
Mauritius.
MARsEILLEs, Sept, 14.-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. Haveock's troops, who are advancing
upon Lucknow, were expected at Delhi
1t is reported that Nena Sahib, who had taken
to flight, has destroyed himself.
The Seventh, Eighth and Fertleth Regiments OF
Bengal native infantry had revolted and fed to the
Roane river, pursued by Her Majesty's Tenth Reg
iment, under Gen. Lloyd. Eight hundred OF the
mutineers were killed.
The Punjaub is tranquil, as well "a the country
around Delhi, Meerut and Agra.
At Bundecund there were signs OF disturbance.
There is little news from Gwalior. The mutineers
at Seal Kate were destroyed on the 10th OF July
by Gen. Nicholson.
Detachments of European troops had been sent
to Bombay. The panic which existed at Bombay
q fortnight ago, has subsidized.
Gen. Neil joined Haveock on the 23d July, and
was on the full march towards Lucknow
wing of the SD Infantry from the Mauritius
had arrived at Bombay
At Tembalfore, the 3lst native infantry, 40th
Foot, and the I'd Irregular Cavalry, under native
officers only. attacked on the 18th of August, the
- Infl
and Third Irregular Cavalry, and completely rout-
ed them
Gen. Woodburn is sick at Columby. Col. Stewart
has gone to Mhow Pata.
We learn that plot has been discovered, ana
that amongst the conspiratofs were the son OF the
well known Ameer Grundfya and Molyie Ally hur-
sen, who were arrested.
A plot had also been discovered at Benares.
1t was reported that Agra had 1alien INTO 'ho
hands of the rebels.
A dispatch received at the Indian House, from
Alexandria, Sept. Sth, says: General Iiaveiock
forces, after re-occupying Cawnpore finding Betoor
evacuated, burned it to the ground oh 1ne L'. III
and 30th of july they found the rebels at Buffer I'll
Gunge about Is miles from Cawnpore, numbering
10 600 whom they defeated with the loss OF hfteen
guns They expected to reach Lucknow the next
day. -. ..
Cawnpore. in which nearly all the European in
habitants persisted.
Sir Colin Campbell had assumed command Of
the Indian army.
Tranquility is restored in Central India.
The 7th. Sth and 40th regiments, which mutfnied
| at Cawnpore on the 23d July, threatened Benares
| The 18th irregular cavalry, which mutinled at
| the same time, murdered their commanding OH
| GER Major Holmes, and his wife. .
| The disarmed Bengal native infantry, musinied
| at Meeau, on the 30th July, and murdered their
commanding officer, Major Spencer
| LATEST.
RI, 7reo,oph 10 The Cork Constitution Of The Eth Of
| C,rfaY ,bs~l
| coperaI Uayelocks force for re-occupaton OF
Cawnpore had in eight days marched l26 miles and
tonight four actions with Nena Sahibs army, against
overw helming odds, i'll point OF numbers, ana mao
taken twentyfou guns of light callbre, and that
ton in the month OF July, in india On the morn
ing of the 18th July, the force marched into Gavin
| pore The soul-hsrrowing spectacle which then
presented itself to them, beggars description. A
wholesale massacre had been perpetrated by the
| fond Nena Sahb Eight officers and 30 men OF
| Her Maesty's S4th Regiment, seventy ladies and
| III children of Her Majestys second foot, and the
| whole European and Christian population of the
place, including civilians, merchants, pensioners,
and their families to the number OF HUI persons,
were the victims of this Satan.
The court yard in front of the Assembly Rooms
i'll which Nena Sahib had fixed his quarters, and
in which the women had been imprisoned, was
swimming in blood. A large number of women
and children, who had been cruelty spared after the
capituation for worse fate than instant death,
had been barbarously slaughtered on the previous
morning. The former having been stripped naked,
and then beheaded and thrown into we'll, and the
latter having been hurled down alive upon their
butchered mothers. whose blood reeked their
mangled bodies. Only four escaped, the wife of a
merchant aud three others.
General Havelock, in dispatch to the Governor
General, says that 'Nena Sahib has drowned him
self with his family. He had an intention of
going to Lucknow, but when he got far as the ri
yer, the cavalry and infantry deserted him. They
are all gone off, after destroying their arms, to
their different homes Cawnpore is now quiet
as Allahabad.