The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-11

wounded OF these five one was shot by accident and
blown up The Chinese loss has not been SO great
might have been expected and not supposed TO have
exceeded 100 f4 W1f
1t is generally believed that this success will be follow
ed by immediate towards Ien tsin, in which d.
rcction the Plenpotenries will proceed until they meet
with an imperial commissioner PROPERLY qualified to treat
with them.
INDIA--PARTICULARS OF THE IAST BATTLE
CALCUTTA, June 20The fall of Ciwalior IL still the
topic of the week Sir Hugh Rose it will bo Tcmem-
bered after the battle of durowlee attacked Calpee
the Jhansr side He had been directed to send one brigade
to the other Gwaor sde but the rapid fight Of the
enemy, other cause, rendered this move mposs
ble The sepoys therefore, intmidated by the result Of
the battle and seeing the road left open fed without
struggle Two thousand of them took the direction Of
Oude crossed the Ganges and escaped safely into that
province The remainder, about G,00O though hotly
pursued by Col Robertson, outmarched the British and
ON OF about the seth Of May reached Moar the Gwaor
cantonment Iantia Topee their leader however, was
not With them. He had gone on before and concealed
himsolf In the basaar Of GwaiIor, where With hs eoa
summate tact Of native iptiguage hA oananud -
for the deposition of Scindiah
The Maharajah himself, at the first Of the enemy
approach sent OIL EXPRESS urgng for the twentieth
time, the advance Of Europeans Even wing, he
said would be of Vital Importance There barely
time for rely from Agra, and Scindiah marched out
the "a Of June with his own forces. He had two reg
Eents of infantry 900 irregular cavalry some guns
and his personal body-guard-a believe horsemcn
The order of battle the regular adopted by the
natives division the right division the left and
the haharaah himself, with the third, in the centre,
little backward from the other two. The enemy thus
advanced up lane were right in the teeth of tho
batteries and under cross-fre. The enemy came on
confidently, however the right division gave way, and,
wheeling round Joined the insurgents the left In some
confusion, followed their example, and the guns were
carried without single shot There remained only the
centre, composed principally of the body guard The
point OF honor with these Is the defence of their
ereign Scndiah showed signs Of quaiIing and his
guard had only to die fighting, and they did
In three furious charges they almost reganed the day.
and was not until clear half Of their number had
been slain that the remainder accompanied Scndah from
the field He fed first to Gwalior, then to Dhoporc,
and then to Agra where he arrived on the 3d. with an
escort of British irregular horse The rebels thus rein
forced, marched on to Gwalior. The town at
occupied the fort surrendered without stroke and the
few troops in garrison accepted Tanta Topce their
ler Next day the army now IL 900 strong proclaimed
Mana Sahib Maharaah Of Gwaior and assigned them
selves ak months pay. One quarter of Gwalior
pundcred but Ram Rao disgraced official but APP
pointed prime minister prohibited all outrages pain Of
death, and actually succeeded In stopping them f
Tho treasury said to contain five millions and really
perhaps, containing two millions, plundered, and q
heavy assessment placed upon the bankers Detachents
were posted to watch the British to hold the Lushkur
or stationary camp and to occupy the fort The latter
halfruned place at the top Of an isolated rock sur
rounded by fiat plateau The rock is easy of ascent
and at this season. though there several tanks the
supply OF water must be very scanty. The rebels how
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