The Massacre in the Naga Hills

Sib,?It may interest top to know the nature of the wounds -i-eeeiveil by the members of the unfortunate Topographical Survey Party who were in the JS'aga Hills at their eastern extremity. It appears that the party consisting of two Europeans (Lieutenant llolcouibe, the Assistant Commissioner of Jeypore, THE MASSACRE IN THE NAGA HILLS. and Capt. Badgley, of the Surrey Dept.) 42 men of the 44th S. L. I., 12 police men and 141 coolies, &c., had passed through a -village called Nino and had encamped on tlie evening of the 1st of February. On the morning of 2nd February, at 6-o'clock, the Nagas of that and the adjoining villages came, as usual, into the camp to parley and sell what they had to sell: it is supposed that about SCO came and they quietly surrounded the men.