The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

and ne scarcely gave them tIma to s.c,,re tha ,,o
properly around his neck, when he jumped Of thc
At Peshawnr. subahdar and several native on
seIs anu privates OF tho mntinons disarn,e.l tra,
nave been hanged. Had this ooursa been n,,rs,,aI
been avoided f"'"aps nave
r s-The Gocjurs are plundering the country
.oi nearly hundred miles 4. g. T. and W ~
Delhi. Many Of them have been cauyht ard 49, "
ments WI uo'acn'
BOMBAY, Juns l5-Although a second order h,.
' "osn issued IN ohedience TO which the mails de-
parture was postponed till this day. tbera /, M
news Of the fall of Delhi " nv
Ihe cissatisfsction on tho other hand ia sprsad
ing AT Benaros, on the 5th of june on recejnt of
!, ,.n,teiigehce tfase) from Azunghur that the 18th
\. L., quarterad there, had mutiniea an ordar ,ra.
issued TO the 37th n. l.. to parad. on tbs N.;Ian ~
cantonment ground. One Of the Scinde regiments
was ordered out at the same time. Tho obiec. of
'his parade was 80 little known that tho Euronean
oaects VI tue nt1h coms on parade unavmetl Three
suns, however had been placed in position 10 over.
awe the sepoys. The disarmament did NOT occur
peaceiuliy but how this happened is not described
The arms Of Bengal regiments are ALI nIacsd 10
gether III room In rows, called belts of arms aud
the Hepoys must have partially sueceeded in
breaking into tho place before the muskets wsrs
carried away. fight ensued. in which the Euro-
peaa Artillery took part, firing grape. The nu
tneers, including tho I'd regiment made off with
''0'' 'l pui Pdil lne IuiioNIng Ofncef5 fFpY
Iments unknownl suffered: Officers Guys killed;
chapman and liayter, wounded; Tweedie, ball in
shoulder PrlYates, 10 killed. At Hansi. in a
Nlhely Inherent quarter. the 18th N. /. have mutt
nied, and tho obcors fled into the camp before
O"ih We thus find matters in this strange and
unsatisfactory position. The mHtiHecrs of Luck
now made on to Seetapore, whore thoy will prO,a
bly, be joined by tn 4lst n. I. in garrison, and
thence make their way to Delhi through RochiI
cund, Tho ilansi mutineers. those Of Neemuch
and Auseerahad, and those of Benares. all march
ing about the country, either with the intention of
proceeding to Delhi, with intention at all but
plunder. The general result is deplorable The
whole country for hundreds Of miles in Central In
dIa Is "y'rrun with hostile bands of Sepoys. who
we're followed and supported by gangs of thieve.
and brgands.
victory before Dolhi no news has come from Agra
on account ofan aninterruption in the telegraph lines
Meanwhile, 1t is consolstion to know that the peo
pie OF the Punaub are showing good feeling toward
VA by bringing into Peshawur numbers Of the desert
"r7 from the disarmed regiments BY the last &C
counts, all the commissioned and non-commission
Oh officers were to be tried aud hung. and Of the
priYates found guilty one in every ton would be ex
ecuted.
The 18th Madras Native Infantry, in Burmah.
have refused the new rifles and cartridges.
If the King Of Delhi has really joined the insur-
gents. the annual sum of fl50U0O reverts to the
Company.
Fears are entertained also for Baroa, where owe
ry resident for years past has been threatened with
poison. The Gwlkowar and resident Sir X. Shak
speare, have just had Disagreement.