Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Z !
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FURTHER FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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suiS, rom Cork on the 18TH with London dates
80 nc iStn brings the following news In addition
70 T1at forwarded yesterday:
ihere are no authentic det,Ils ho,.,.,., O..
yet. ~e'aisS however, rs
July vas a LUCKNOW on the 3fh
The three regiments ,h., ,,,,,..
Pecseo oy the tenth regiment
an%ns, ta and Hyderabad Were quiet on the Hath
,1 srlg1dier Stewart arrived at Mhow on ,b. gd
Halklar remains faithful
a, rom bombay II is stated that IA. m,,,i,,, e..
snn,,e.s"d he @ regiment at Kalpore, was
reJIment ''A COMPANIES Of the Ihiuy-third
une company OF artillery had arrived from the
sey has just brought the Bombay mail TO the is,,,
August w '"e i1'h
We have no China mail.
penn was expected 10 fall in about fortnight.
ahd "eneiaI Havelock's troops, who are adyanr
i hiS upon Lucknow, were expected to be at Del
L is reported that Nena sahib, who had taken
10 light, has destroyed himself
ihe Seventh, Eighth. and Fortieth Regiments
ol bengal native infantry had revolted and aed
r.. ne Roane river, pursued ny Her Majestyis
humid reG ~ me- under General Lloyd. Eight
~ 90 1 Oh the mutineers were killed
lhe rHnJaub is tranquil. Nv well as the country
AROUND 1 DSihi, MeeTut and Agra
Tba,e 70 I;,, there Were signs Of disturbance
ne - litue news from Gwalior The muti-
heers at Seal Kate were DESTROYED On ,ba ,c,f -,
July, by Gen. Nicholson ~ Ao 'O'u Vi
70 P Ro%h OF European troops had been sent
10 bonlOay: The panic which exisied A. Rom,
pay fortnight ago, had subsidized - D''''
zen Nell Joined Havelock on the sad Of I,,,.
anu WaS on The full march towards Iucknoyv -
y wing OF The Thiry-third infantry frona tho
MauFltlus, had arrived at Bombay '' ~"
AT Iinhalpore, the 3Ist native infantry ann,
l""i, and the Sd irregular cavalry, under n,t;v.
officers only, attacked on the 18th Of Ins,s, ~,
Of he
them. 'P'N@1y i"u1eo
Gen. Woodburn is sick at Coluu,by
Col stewart has gone Co Nihon Pata
~ we learn that plot has been discovered ,,d
tnat amongst the cOnSpirators wee the son 81 ~
ssn , nIown aeer Gu1dfy and MOlire Ally Kun
A plot had also been discovered at Beuar.s
80 aS ,epoTted That Agra had fallen into the
A despatch received at the Indian Hopse from,
Alexandria, Sept. :, says Gen Hayelock's forces
ailei le-occupylng CawnpoFe, finding Bithoor
evacnated, burned it to the ground On the pain
an6 oCth OF July they found the rebels at Buffer
- 1unSe, about IL miles from Cawnpore num-
Dering le,OOO, whom they defeated with the Toss
the next day.
Sacon pore, In which nearly all the European in
hdbltants persisted.
siT Colin Campbell had assumed command Of
the Indian army. -
tranquility is restored in Central India
The 9TH, sth and 10th regiments which mn
tinted at Caconpore on the 23d July. threatenss
Benares '' '"'e"'e"oo
a., Inc Eth Irregular cavalry, which mutinied at
NE same time, murdered their Commanding
omcer, MAJOR Holmes, and his wife
The disarmed Goth Bengal native infantry mu
timed at Meean on the 3Oth July and murdered
their commanding officer. Major Spencer.
LATEST.
General Havelock's force for the occup,,ion NJ
Caconpore had, In eight days. marched fa6 miles
ana fOugh lat four actions with Nena Sahib's army
against overwhelming odds In point OF nurnhers
ana had taken twenty-four guns Of light calibre
and that, too, in the month of July. in Indis
On the morning Of the 18th July. the force
mafched into Cawnpore. The soul-harrowing
spectacle which there presented itself 70 them
beggars description. wholesale massacre had
been perpetrated by the fend Nena Sahih-eigbt
GihcerS and ninety men OF Her Maiesty's s4th
Regiment, seventy ladies and one HUNDRED and
twenty-o children of Her Maiesty's 20d fool
and the whole European and christian popuia
tlon OF the place, including civilians merchants,
pensioners, and their families, to the number Of
400 persons, were the victims Of this Satan The
court yard In front OF the Assembly Rooms in
which Nena Sahib had fixed his Headquarters
ana IN which the women had been imprisoned
was swimming in blood. large number of
women and children who had been cruelty SHARED
after the captulation for worse fate than instant
death, had been barbarousv slaughtered on the
previous morning The former having 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 on their man. led bodies Only four
escaped, the wife of a merchant and three Others
Oeneral Havelock. ia despatch to the Govern
orHor General, says that ssNena Sahib drowned
himself, with his family He had an intention
of going 10 Lucknow, but when he got as far as
the river, the cavalry and infantry deserted him
Ihey are all gone of, after destroying their arms
to their different homes Cawnpore is now as
quiet IS Adahabad."