Northern Times. — 1857-09-21 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

AUG. 3.  We hear that General Lloyd has been suspended.; pity it was not three months a,i.o General Hewitt, we are izif 'rifled, is to be tried for lettiug the Rohileand mutineers escape. .A letter from. Ajme3r rislrts the death of Colonel Dix.); the Commlgsioner. It is aso reported that Aljor Ihriki is dead at Lutknow.  TUESDAY, Aim, 4. We h•ar that Sir J. Or!tranl ta.k:s coraoriad of the Dinapore immesliat«ly.  WZDNEiDAT, At*. 3.  It is reported that the city of Agra has been tak-.n. and is in the hands of the Extufineera. The Euro.:ean inhabitants are stated to Fe 411 is the fort„,:and that they will be able to hold oat six mouths. All the records, and indeed all kinds of property des r.)yed. The steamers, the arrival of which was arinnuncld yesterday, have brought a strong detachment of troaps from Madras, and more, we Lear, wid b 3 out immelia•ely. SATtiItDAY, Atlo. 8. _ _  We are happy to report the arrival yesterday of her Majesty's screw s'e tin frigate Shannon, 51 guns, with a inrthcr portion of ;he Chins expeditiorury farce. Desks of the 30 h and 31st July, from Garuckpore, Azimghur the Ist, and ILnates the 3rl have been ricetvesl is Calcutta.  Advic s from Wieibboom .t .to that th:3 Santhals have been committing great depred:, boos in that quarter. The Services of Liantenant III!, Lieutenant Campbell, and Dr. Bertram have been accepted by Gablvament, to do duty with the Gaorkha troops. The 1T,41 o.)mpan:„'a steam troopship Coromandel, Captlin Campbell, leaves town this morning for Itango)a, to convey such European t amps as may be available, to s-rengthen tt e force in the '1 at fare dis'ricts, so as to over• awe the Mussulmaus during the Mohwrrum.  The following 14 an extract of a latter from Svlhet, ilated the 21st of July : Burrisal, Furreedpore, Da-ca, Tipperahl Mymeusing, Syihet, Assam, the Cossia hills, and Cachar eoritinuts quiet, and are likely to b 3 so.  The country near Mce-ut is believed to be 'quite safe, and above it, to the bile, the country is ecnaparatively trinqui'. The Punj lub temiins, happily, quite quiet.  _ . Intellipse! has been received from Shergqty, that the three Native Regiturn!s4 (the 7th, Bth, and 40th mutinied as Dinat.ore,) and fled towards the Slane, which, by the la'est intclligenc, they have been unable to cross. Patna and Gvah, are perfectly quiA and safe. Every possible precaution has also been taken in the direction of Bentres. The Graticl Trunk Road is guarded by a detachme it of her ilaj :sty's 6ith. General Neil reports on the 26th frcm Cawnplre that he assumed command if the station on General Havel• ck's crossing, and at one proceeded to re-est.tblish police and British authority in the baz tar and city, and ti put a tstup to plundering; that news from Ara and Lucknow was good, and that all was well at Cawnpare.  The following is from Raneegungo, dated Ist of August : The fLiztreebagh troops are up; ladies pulped and -are here; the Fowars had not an opportunity of indulging in, to them, the pleasing amusement of woman and child murder. Major Simpson had a narrow escape, his bungalow was riddled with ballN; all quirt here, save when some fellows are boned with arms. Yesterday one of them, armed to the tenth, get the upgistrate and his pace at defiarico. The Sikhs ultimately disarmed him, the mlgistrate should have abet him. If he will make me his Darogah, the only trouble I would give him would be the disposal of the body. I wish Mr. Htlliday c3uld hear with my ears for twenty-tier hours. The native, here ate well-informed of everything that is going oa in Calcatta. They say the men sv:-.o a,lod protection from 'ha Lieutenant-Governor were taking a rise out of him ; if it comes to a mill the darkies will try the Lieutenant-Governor's throat out of gratitude.