Glasgow Courier. — 1857-11-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

CALCUTTA, OCT. B.—General Outram telegraphed on the 2d inst. that the insurgents are too strong to admit of withdrawal from Lucknow the sick and wounded, women and children, in number more than 1,000. After making disposition for the safety of the garrison, Gen. Outran] proposes to retire on Cawnpore. He adds that two additional brigades, with powerful field artillery, will be required to withdraw with the garrison, or reduce the city. Communication between Cawnpore and Lucknow still interrupted. ' Latest news from G wailer to the 26th Sept. state that Seindia had brought the mutineers of the Gwalior contingent under his control, by arraying against them his own troops, and 10,000 Thakoors cutting off their supplies, Ste. Division and dissension amongst the mutineers, who were asked for aid by a Shah Zadah from Delhi on the one hand, and an emissary from the Nana on the other. The mutineers of the Ramgurah Battalion were defeated at a place called Cbuttrah on the 2d inst., by a detachment of the 53d Queen's troops, under Major English, with the loss of guns, forty-five carts of ammunition, &c.. Some 45 of our men killed and wounded.'  The Daily News has a despatch stating that Cawnpore, on the 2d October, was qaiet. English troops arriving rapidly. Delhi quiet since the oacupation.—vic., 21st to 27th September. Captabi ROSat, reported dead, was recovering. The column despatched towards Allyghnr, to cross to Agra, drove the enemy before them  The Post's Marseilles correspondent telegraphs this morning :—The Valetta has arrived. The mails leave for London at 10 A.M. Passengers reports General Havelock's position to be very critical. He is surrounded by a hostile population, is in want of provision and is encumbered with women and children. The Bombay presidency is said to be in a state of great agitation, and if Delhi had not fallen there is every reason to fear we should have had fresh mutinies in the Bombay army.  A telegram received by the East India HOURS contains the following fresh details. No despatches from Delhi had yet been published. The column under Colonel Greathead, of Bth Foot, had defeated Harm mutineers, with loss of 400 men.  The following officers are amongst the killed at Lucknow :—Major Cooper, artil'ery ; Lieutenant Webster, 78th ; Lieutenant Peckenham, 84th; Lieutenant Bate man, 64th ; and Lieutenant Warren, 12th Irregular Cavalry. Order appears to be restored in Bengal. In the Punjaob predatory tribes on the Georgia have plundered the police post on the Lahore and Mooltan road, and caused a temporary interruption of postal communication. Detachments of horse and foot police attacked the plunderers and killed a peat number, including their chief. Communication is now restored, and the l'unjaub has, with this exception, remained quiet. At Mundue, 1000 Goorkhas, under Captain Bidder, drove the rebels out, with the loss of 200. The advanced guard of the Madras column engaged the mutineers of the 52d Bengal Native Infantry at Jubbulpore, on the 25th September, and killed 150. After their defeat the mutineers murdered Lieutenant Macgregor who was a prisoner in their hands. Nothing new in Rajpootana. The Jodhpore mutineers are still 111 force at Aiah. It is said they extracted a large sum from the town of Pelee, as a ransom. Reinforcements are proceeding to Join Genetal Lawrence. Malwa country very disturbed. Cantonment Shohpauoor burnt. Dharamieera and Mundaliser disaffected. The Mhon field force is moving in the direction of Sangor, and orders are immediately to be issued to the column at Auningabad to proceed to Mhou to protect the Bombay frontier, which would otherwise be open to attack from the Gwaliear rebels. The.state of Scinde frontier not satisfactory, although perhaps less gloomy than a short time ago, In the Bombay Presidency on 4th October, Lieutenant Henry. superintendent of police, attacked the Nassidlc Bheels at Sonueer, and drovo them from their pesition, but was himself killed in leading his men to the assault. In Guserat, ChurJupa, a village in the Makee county has been stoekaded, and the authorities defied, but the disaffection has not spread to other villages, and a detachment is advancing to reduce  the village. With this slight exception all Guzerat has remained perfectly quiet. In Bombay itself a few Sepoya of the 10th Regiment and Mann Battalion were detected plotting against the government. Two were blown from guns. Three more are in custody, and under trial. All quiet in the Nixam's country and Madras Presidency. (Signed) H. L. ANDESON, Secretary to Government. _ . .  Bombay, Oct. 17. Tairsrs, Nov. 13, 8.10 a.st.—The Vanguard's mails left Marseilles at 10 P.M. on Thursday.