The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1859-11-15 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

REBILLIL—Rao Ram Buksh, whose capture we latety reported, has been found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. He is one of the many who treacherously betrayed unfortunate fugitives during the re,iellion. Those from Cawnpore who sought shelter upon his estate lie barbarously murdered. Rajah Jyelall Sing has been found guilty of abetting the murder of Miss Jackman, Mrs. Green, and others. He was convicted on the clearest and most conclusive evidence; hosts of witnesses deposed to his having stood by and witnessed, if be did not onaally superintend, the brutal proceedings. His citation was to take place at Lucknow, at sunrise, on the spot where his victims were murdered. The Nana is still, it is said, on the north bank of the Raptee, where its course from the hills flows westward. His followers, who have no money or supplies, plunder the inhabitants of the Deoghur valley. A correspondent of the Lucbsoto Herald rays the Begum ham 200 rebel sappy* and the Nana 500, with one howitaer. He has also a small body of cavalry numbering 150 sabres. 40 elephants, 40 minas. and twelve pathos', in which his and Bala Rao's families are conveyed. Jung Bahadoor bee at last, it is positively affirmed, ordered the Nana, Mumma° Khan, Beni Idaho. and the rest of the PriosiPal rebels, to quit this Nepaul territories. under pain of befog forcibly ejected by his troops. This will be genies equivalent to the value of the truck of country ',blob it is in the oontemplation of this Government to make over to Repeal. There has been • report, not Yet owdridost, of lteminoo Khan's death. The principal  rebels have each been reported dead about a down times. The Begum's camp is said to be well xupplisid. The Repealer) furnish everything in the greatest profusion, and are well rewarded. Sham Shah, a Rewah Birds?, who rebelled in 1857, and who wrote to Runniust Singh, requesting him to kill the railway engineers at Pinder*, was killed on the 17th of September by • party of the Rowell Rajha's troops. Shishsadah Mishomed Shah, one of the sons of the ex-King of Delhi, and Jiwooh Mahomed Khan, Ilene been arrested in Central India, and sent to Moulmein, where they are to ji" ender surveillance. The former Tabsildar of Nanpera has been apprehended. It is said that he has to aocount for same 24000 or 22,000 rupees which were in his tahnilli when the mutiny broke out. Of Ferose Shah we have no precise news. It is said that when he joined Tantia Topes • faquir gave him a cap and staff, and told him he should be King of all India. He has lost his ensi.lll/./1, but in his lonely jungle wanderings is said still to pray for the fulfilment of the prophecy. There is to be a .Petty tam_Ptiffw Bun&lound this cold season, conducted by Brigadier Wheeler. These rebels axe paltry, but troublesome, and have now been joined by Freon, Shah. Bundelcund being almost all jungle! and the principal resorts of the rebels, being hill as well as jungle, it may be a difficult matter to punish them. The Serai, and the country lying between the Rapine and the hills, are to be made over to Nepaul in requital for its services. The boundary line is to be the same as that which existed previous to the Dude treaty of 1849. This tract was valued by us, when we made it over to Dude in 1818, as worth a million sterling. It includes some considerable villages, and large tracts of very fertile land.