BsAUFOBT, Esq. Magistrate of Moorshedabad, Aunmgabad— (No. 11S08» Fort
^^lliarn, dafed the 26th March 1800 )

With reference to your Telegram, without date, received via
Bampore Haut, I am directed to observe that, in the message sent to
you on the 22nd instant, you were informed that Troops for the Sub-
Division of Aurungabad would be provided from Soorie. It was there-
fore unnecessary to take other Trd^s there. You were instructed also
to attend to the part of your [District to Uhe East of the Bhaugerutty,
and you y^ie informed that Mr. B. Wood would have charge of the Sub-
Division of Aurungabad. If, however, there is no appearance of dis-
turbance in the Eastern part of your District, you were rij^ht^ the Lieu-
tenant-Governor observes, to go to Aurungabad, but otherwise it will
probably be rigid; for you to return to the East of the Bhaugerutty,
leaving Mr. B. Wood for the present in charge of the Sub-Division, with
Mr. Furrell to assist him.
2. If, as is probable, there are more men now in the Aurungabad
Sub-Division than are required, some of them should be sent over to the
Maldah side, to be at the disposal of the Magistrate of that District, in
dealing with the disturbances which are reported to nave broken out
there.
Telegraph Message from A. R. Youi^Qv Esq., Secretary to the Goremment of
Bengal, to Mr. W. Kamttov, Bviopore Haat~(Ifo. 231, dated 26th March
1860.)

Please forward the following message to Mr. Beaufort wherever
he may be. —

** If you have more men In Aurungabad than are wanted, send some
over to the Maldah side to be at the disposal of Magistrate; send back tlfe
Detachment of 73rd Goorkhas if they are not required.
