Summary: that any one knew, with anything like certainty, the extent of the atrocities committed by the savages within the cantonment of Meerut. What spectacles of terror met the eye almost simultaneously with the return of the day! The lifeless and mutilated corpses of men, women, and children were here and there to be seen, some of them so frightfully disfigured and so shamefully dishonored in death, that the very recollection of such sights chills the blood.” The revolt had been speedily suppressed at Agra, February 26 and Barrackpur, March 29, and the Tenth Native Infantry, which had shared in the latter, was disbanded by Lord Canning’s orders.