The Sun. — 1857-09-30 (London, England)

PRIOR 40. STAMPED 5D .]  "Lieutenant Fitzgerald leaped into the river with his wife and child at Singhee Rampore and were (three) drowned. "Lieutenant Swetenbam was killed at Singhee Rampore.  Nagim came to me and said-he had just heard that the collector of Goruckpore was at the station, and if I would write a letter to him he would get it safely conveyed. On Thursday, the 18th June, an alarm was given that an enemy was in full force coming against the fort ; my wife and daughter were immediately hid in the zenanab, and myself hid in a dark wood (go down). The horsemen, however, on nearing the fort, were found to be a party sent by the collector of Goruckpore for our rescue. The Nagim fu nished my wife and daughter with palkees, and thereat of us on horses lett the noble and considerate Nagim at 11 a.m., and, passing Amorah, reached Capt. Gunge at 4 p.m., where I found Farrier-Sergeant Busher, of the Artillery, who also had been rescued from captivity by Mr. Pippy, wish a guard of the 12th Irregular Cavalry. The next day we arrived at Bustee, and were hospitably received by Mr. o,l3orne, opium agent, and his family, who gave us European clothing. After remaining three days we proceeded to Goruckpore, thence to Azimghur, thence to Ghazeepore, and by river ,teamer to C?leatta, when the medical board advised that I should proceed to England for the recovery of my health. "Throughout this severe trial I have found the promise fulfilled to me and my family,—' And as thy days, so shall thy strength be.' " W. LENNOX, Colonel, Bengal Army. " Calcutta, Aug. 1.."  " Henderson was brought into Cawnpore and killed there on the 15th.  " The doctor of the 10th (I don't know his name) was killed, along with his wife and child, at:Cawnpore, on the 15th. " The st ition doctor (I suppose poor Maltby, but my informant, an eyewitness, did not know his name), with his wife and family, shared the same fate as the doctor of the lOtb.  " Colonel Tucker (9th Light Cavalry), the clothing agent, was shot dead in the fort at Puttyghur. Mrs. Tucker and three children, and Col. Tucker's sister, were all massacred here on this 15th. "Captain Watson (the gun carriage agent) and his wife and one daughter, and Mrs. Watson's siiter all jumped into the river at Singhee Rampore. " The chaplain (I don't know his name) was murdered here on the 15th. His wife and child jumped into the river at Singhee Rampore, and were drowned. He jumped in also, and swam three or four koss, until he overtook Colonel Smith's boat, which had gone on, but was then sticking on a Sandbank.  " The Orphan School Mhsionary, supposed to have been killed at Mehndee Ghat, about seven koss below Futtyghur, where a Mr. Maclean, who WAR also killed (an indigo factor), lived. " The Collector, his wife, and two daughters (their names I don't know—something like Lewis), all killed here on the 15th.  " I believe the casualties of the Fyzabad officers to be as follows:  " Colonel Goldie and one daughter killed here on the 15th ; the other daughter had her head shot clean off by a round shot at Singhee Rampore. " The Sessions Judge (my informant knew him by no other name), his wife, two grown-up daughters, one child, and one European servant, were all. murdered here on the sth."  "Col me! Goldney, Superintendent Commissioner of Fyzabad District, taken into the camp of 17th Bengal mutineers., " Maj )r Mill, drowned. " Lieutenant Currie, drowned.  " Lieutenant English, murdered by the villagers of 4rLiettOnant lindaeay, mucderbi by the- villager, of Nfawarinbur.