RETURN of the CORPS on the Bengal Establishment which have Mutinied, or manifested a Disposition to Mutiny, since the 1st of January 1857.

On the night of the 20th June
1857 the native adjutant of
the regiment reported to me,
that some sowars manifested
a disposition to desert, owing
to some evil reports circulated
in the lines, brought by some
sepoys (deserters) from the
regiments at Barrackpore.
On the 21st June 1857, at
mid-day, a fanatic sowar, Bus-
seerooddeen, openly muti-
nied, threatened to shoot the
native adjutant, released some
State prisoners, "deserters,"
on their way to Barrackpore.
This sowar, Busseerooddeen,
was seized, tried by court-
Inartial, and transferred for
life beyond seas.

With the two squadrons at Jel-
pigoree, were disarmed and
unhorsed, and sent back to
regimental head-quarters by
order of Colonel Sherer, com-
manding at Jelpigoree; dis-
missed the service, in obe-
dience to instructions of
Government,

The Fourth Troop deserted
during the night of

the
4th December from the station
of Jelpigoree, and the Third
Troop deserted from Camp
Madargunge at 9 o'clock,
p.m., of the 5th December 1857.
See remarks in return from
officer commanding the regi-
ment.

See Lieutenant-colonel

Han

nay's letter, No. 58, 13th
March 1858, to the Assistant
Adjutant-general, Presidency
Division, annexed.

1st Assam, Light Infantry Battalion.

Manifested a disposition to mutiny at Debroogurh and Golaghaut.

ropean non commis

See Colonel Templer's letter,
No. 8, of the 19th February
1858 (with enclosures), to the
Assistant Adjutant - general,
Dinapore Division, annexed.

Brigadier Rowcroft's letter,
No. 428, dated 5th August
1858, to the Assistant Adju
tant-general of the army, is
annexed.

RETURN of the Corps on the Bengal Establishment which have Mutinied, or manifested a Disposition to Mutiny, since the 1st of January 1857-continued.

Mutinied at Azimghur, 3d 12 European officers, 2 Eu- 1 June 1857
June 1857.

RETURN of the Corps on the Bengal Establishment which have Mutinied, or manifested a Disposition to Mutiny, since the 1st of January 1857-continued.