and Infantry[19]|| 585 | 7 | 88| 95 || 16 | 235| 251 | 346 4th Sikh || | | | || | | | Infantry[19] || 414 | 3 | 48| 51 || 10 | 116| 126 | 177 1st Punjaub || | | | || | | | ditto[19] || 664 | 6 | 78| 84 || 11 | 189| 200 | 284 2nd " [19] || 650 | 2 | 51| 53 || 6 | 113| 119 | 172 4th " [19] || 641 | 1 | 19| 20 || 4 | 86| 90 | 110 1st. Belooch || | | | || | | | Batt.[18] || 422 | 1 | 17| 18 || 4 | 75| 79 | 97 Pioneers || | | | || | | | (unarmed)[18] || 320 | 1 | 36| 37 || 2 | 142| 144 | 181 -----------------++---------+-----+----+------++-----+----+------+------ Grand Total || 11770 | 63 |1191| 1254 || 188 |3051| 3239 | 4493 -----------------++---------+-----+----+------++-----+----+------+------ The head of the rebellion, though not severed, had now received its death wound. Stern justice had overtaken many of the fiends. Gallows were erected at every station, and were daily claiming some of those much-pampered gentlemen, who had boasted that they would destroy us root and branch. A terrible day of reckoning had dawned; reinforcements in thousands, by the end of 1857, were landing in almost all the ports of India; and Mr. Pandy soon found to his cost that the Russians had not destroyed the whole of the British army. The first Crimean Infantry regiment that had the honour of grappling with the murderers was one of the noble regiments that had led the stormers at Sebastopol (the 90th). But they were soon supported by others. The enemy appeared to be struck with wonderment as to where all the men were coming from. The people generally had not thrown in their lot with the Mutineers; but they, too, were filled with surprise and awe. DISARMING REGIMENTS AT PESHAWUR. Retribution was fast setting in, and summary judgment had overtaken them in a number of places. At Ferozepore and Peshawur an example that struck terror into their inmost soul was made of some of the would-be murderers. The 37th and 45th Native Infantry, with the 10th Native Cavalry, were stationed at the former place, with our 61st regiment, the latter being very weak. The three regiments fought the 61st for the magazine, but got a good drubbing. They were confronted, and, with the assistance of a battery of Artillery, were disarmed. The ringleaders were then selected, tried by court-martial, and sentenced to death, which sentence was carried out at once--some of them being hung, others being blown from the guns; while their countrymen were marched up, disarmed, and compelled to witness the awful scene.