Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01


ent throughout the Papal States. At
Faenza an official had been murdered
the national stiletto was, on this occasion,
abandoned for the pistol.
INDIA.
The following important dispatches
contain the whole of the fornight's later
India news brought by the English pa
pers. We copy the entire;
Intelligence from Bombay to the 18th
November. Sir Colin Campbell reach
ed Cawnpore on the 4th November, and
crossed the Ganges on the 9th, en- route
to Lucknow, with 5000 men of all arms.
Gen. Windham commands the reserve
at Cawnpore.
Col. Greathed's column arrived at
Cawnpore on 26th October, and proceed
ed on 3lst, under command of Brigadier
Grant, being reinforced to 5000 strong,
with large supply eff provisions, to Al
lum Bhag, where it awaits the arrival of
The Commander-in-C Chief.
The Dinapore mutineers were driven
from strong position at Binder, near
Futtehpore, by detachment of 500 men,
under Col. Powell, SD foot; two guns
captured, but with severe loss; Colonel
Powell killed.
The accounts from Saugor and Jub-
bulpore unsatisfactory. Major Erskine
has earnestly demanded assistance.
Brigadier Stuart's column, On its route
to Mhow, has been directed tie proceed
thither.
The Contingent at Mahedpore mutt.
MED 9Th November, and killed two Of
their officers, but telegraphic dispatch
just received states they were attacked
by the Mhow field force, and routed with
the loss of their guns.
Mhow and Indore all quiet.
No further outbreaks in Rajpootana
but the Rewah, Shakoor, and Jodhport
mutineers are still in force.
A reinforcement of 500 infantry ha
proceeded from Guzerat to aid Gen
Lawrence.
All quiet in Bombay, with the excep
ton of the Bheels in Kandeish, whicl
are being put down.
The Ghenghis Khan arrived at Bonn
bay with a detachment of Sd dragons
and seth foot.
All quiet in Scinde and Punjab, a
also in the Nizam's country.
Dates from Calcutta direct to Novem
Der 8. Nothing of importance.
TRIESTE, Friday Morning. TIL
steamer Calcutta arrived on the 18th {
December at s IL a. M, in I36 hour
from Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 5. The Indi
and China mails leave to-day, with date
from Bombay to the 18th November
Calcutta the 10th and Hong Kong ii
90th October.
The column under Brigadier Graz
was at Alumbagh about the 9Th Noven
Der, awaiting the arrival of the Con
mander-in-chief.
Sir Colin Campbell crossed fro
Cawnpore into Dude on the 10th, wit
it is believed, about $4,000 men.
The communication between Luc
now and Alumbah was quite interrur
ed, but Havelock and Outram we
known to be holding out. Nena Sab
was believed to be in command of t
rebels.
The Dinapore and Gwalior mutinet
we're making for Dude.
There had been no fresh outbreaks.
The rebels had been encountered a
defeated near Futtehoore, Sikri and j
napore, and in several other engas
ments. The rebellion was represent
as subsiding throughout the country.
The British and French ministers We
both at Hong Kong.
The Imperador had gone up the @
ton river.
The expedition to the north seems
have been Times TIL
Edition.
Since the above was copied we fine
later paper the following additio
items from dispatch received at
Foreign Office on the 18th, after the
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