Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
fursian Melus.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA
Ar Sr. JOINS, N. Il.

AT Sr. JOINS, N. B.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Outbreak Of the Choierd-Loter from India-
Delhi not ye' Faiien--Sorties of the Rebels
500 British Killed and Vounded-Re- Cap.
ture of Cawnpore-Detaiis Of the Massacre
--Self. Destruction Of Nena Sdhib and his
Family.
Sr. JouSs, N. b., Sept. 2s.--The Cunard
scyew steamship Jura, from Cork, Ireland,
September 10th, has arrived here, with Lon
don and Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
The steamship City Of Washington arrived
out on the 10th inst.
The Emperor Alexander has arrived at
Berlin.
The cholera is raging at Hamburg, Asian,
Stockholm and other places, and proving very
fatal
The Bank Of Holland has increased it's rates
TO per cent. 1t is anticipated that most Of
the German banks will be compelled to follow
the example, and general rise be estab-
lished
Accounts from Moldavia state that the
recent elections in the Principalties have
resulted favorably to the Union.
INDIA.
The only paper received by the Jura is the
Cork Examiner OF Wednesday, the 10th inst,
which contains an abstract of the news re-
ceiyed at London, iu anticipation OF the
Indian Mail.
The dates from Delhi are to the goth Of
July. Several sorties by the rebels had been
repulsed with great losses. Five hundred
British troops we're killed or wounded in these
sorties.
The Neemuch mutinee~s had reached Delhi
General Nicholson was daily expected from
L. u:A
The butcheres at Cawnpore are fully con-
frmed.
Geseral Havelock occupied Bethoor, on
the 7th. without resistance.
Nena Sahib had escaped.
General Havelock, on the 29th, defeated
10000 rebels, on the road to Lucknow. The
British loss was tri6ing. There are, however,
no authentic details as yet.
"MARsEILLEs, Sept. I4.-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 fort
night, and General Havelock's troops, who
are advancing upon Lucknow, were expected
at Delhi.
"It'is reported that Nena Sahib, the author
OF the outrages at Cawnpore, who had taken
TO flight, had destroyed himself
"rhe 9TH, 9Th and 10th regiments Of Bengal
Native Infantry had revolted and fed to the
Koane river pursued by her Majesty's 10th
regiment. under General Lloyd. Eight hun
dred OF the mutipeers were killed.
"The Pupjaub is tranquil, az well as the
country around Delhi Meerut and Agra"
THE LATEST.
lBy Telegraph to the Cork Constitution, Sept III
General Havelock's force, for the re-occu-
L. l. -srLk
marched l26 miles, and fought four actions
with Mega Sahib's army, against overwhelm-
ing odds ia point of numbers, and had taken
twenty-four guns Of light calibre, and that
too in the month of July in India. On the
morning of the 18th of July the force marched
into Cawnpore.
The soul-harrowing spectacle which there
presented itself to them beggars description.
A Wholesale massacre had been perpetrated
by the fiend Nena SahiS. Eight officers and
ninety men of Her Majesty's 84th Regiment,
70 ladies aud III children of Her Majesty's
32d Foot, and the whole European and Chris
tian population of the place, including civili-
ans, merchants, pensioners and their families,
to the number Of four hundred persons, were
the victims Of this Satan.
The court yard in front of the Assembly
rooms, in which Nena Sahib had fixed his
heac quarters, ana 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 capitulation for
o worse fate than instant death had been
barharously slaughtered on The previous
morning. The former having been stripped
naked and then beheaded, and thrown into q
we'll, and the latter having been hurled down
alive upon their butcherod mothers, whose
blood reeked on their mangled bodies. Only
four escaped, the wife Of merchant, aud
three others.
General Havelock, in a despatch to the
Governor General, says that "Nena Sahib
has drowned himself. with his family. lie
had an intention of going to Lucknow but
when he got as far as the river the cavalry
and infantry deserted him. They are all
gone Oh, after destroying their arms, to their
olferent homes. Cawnpore is now as quiet
ag A din ahadn