The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-31 00:00:00

Ir. DAIL I NdWS : LONDON MORNING l raLS P arstr . rwrir=gr 4& i l ireilisei. eel d I a li vim w ir .me- 11. 4 ..- 40 th• MOOreCt .1 i lli Woad b Ss veried minumelb Ind imissidli wheimillwa *OA Mc balk* rd wan*, ilio—lib *per •AA Iblll QS 11W4 IS RAUL ALI WM 1111PAIrt= k AA balledeeib .01 ewe, .et Arberb WA= Mob a In IS by onry lissinini lOW rot a TM. MO LT OMM, =MA WOW. . 11b IT IMO ALL OIVIUMM atmurnsoaarsa IS Is slangy IndansiNins. owl IMAM fret * mum Sis el* finis Om re . 7 6 ...150reg10. Mb IPAPAr lA% extbbeem**6 Ma INN a dem* Jr pol aa r= T. bee &., a le 4 beAlmtwounis la r.Minim ; et M Men, 'h ill le sapwhilei la Ambles ebb . a Wm** AM il• *dowel prim So yalbalmst AIL a r aw, . adwobb ... iNftembw ...... OA a...qpnbr. beAd Ai kir ..ter. ebe exprtfCol. morisimos tr.% Ifter. man be as tlis tioNnvelawtreet, el Two ram olk ea pablirtles. Sem ivionme. AP 01111WAVY K LA tlfms. 011,10.i1k W. Pima. Nal Osneen; Ms Amp Ileivlsk. Ms. B. —PICT° 4°ll P•viso. SPIN P Ompsan ; L. Wank lan 4•OIUP °ATVS) MON CANToll.—Osumme riull vaunt. BoaNATI, OFILLNIL—IIEMO M/. Nr. 011•11011 OF 111MF..-Opos 4. MOH WATIR AT LONDON BRIM. Mum bLl—liannlia. t Oa Aftwassa. 111. llla LONDON. MONDAY. MAT U. So far es eau be gleaned bees the meagre, and ennewhat mitiqoated, intelligence reasived by the bat Inaba Mail, the prossedinge el the autho rities ars characteristically Eaglish. Jona Bvu, when placed in a aided position, gene rally begins by blundering t but se moos se be bob the somegueneas of hie Wanks he sets ►imself enorgetisally to make it geed, and in else oases out of ten he succeeds. Lord C.AIIIINO'II Preelassatiosi was a grievous blander. The merest. tel criticism of Sir Jaen OUTS" and even the apologetic viodicatios et Lord Cairns, prove this. Bat the matter is being set right. The Proclaims. lion les not been withdrawn—sash a step would be,. been liable to dangerous sibeensbestien. Bat MORTOOIIiii has been appointed Chief Com- miasissor of Ouds, wit► snopie autharky to maks dos boot of circumstances. Tbs spirit in which Kr. Morrommor will set may be inhered tram the Jobe of the convereetkie of the leading lain& of Wes at Sir Jame OUTRAJeII table ; it is retailed is the het emensaiestioni et the Theme Loelmow ownspeeliset It Or Wily, lowhoaed, td Mom* of Ns. M. pussy he Wier errs is sahried by *wee oh how sort Ida Ids ; hut his Irk Is by as arm mt. •Ha hr he wren 011411.11111 tent 0•17 IS Mr fIll• to la ow helhirs. Cro sat of ths Chnorwor try ahoy ad lis rived It Is said that raft re r sash retard by he mph d Odle as the oh by wen Gorr esat d the ride of the prol haw .Is No are dry od her df theitha ear deader di tier to the rears tad jewels al the Id& whir re sodedy persorl eves If Ire or preys he los bps phy is the whet ear rah To do hire aid, at oar earls sad eirdith, the Maar dada dr, boor do rad lire red the wrest add Wm port & The yedisrea of doh awl the ear* af ate ammo viii if err i 1114 depend In the adopika of • ky•L rash gees pig; arm ad be lapilli OM Ws vita bo doer red herwireor. We bar yr, la pepolloin or rub la Owd•-40 led the mum d Ire nowt whip ride arrow the boort ot • rho, sod lavddera to ow or repoted ether wards, the Proclamation is to be re plied se a &nava Massa IMONTOOMISS Is M La left at liberty I. adept a just and um cellatary policy. Any other sown weal entail spa mike innidaita prokagatism eta war which is time described b ch . , ream& whoa the rams bid selected es its met trustworthy reporter on the setuel stets el entire in lathe : Ili; many vat Mg vbirimur re robe err sprommea nab maim rid mat is lbw et ear smart airimmi• If vs puma dry Mil bag weal be am ae mum Ilea Mist If vs rmars r ehaeli—vbst if hi their light A• earn, lad • fat videit brie as Maori P Mr Isprabisi the day he Jabal ear gray ? Tim sad b .riled. Tb. any of • post Watery is eireehisil sad bedewed •11 *vitt • Marta is • Iry beim, lot the had et • Mempera War "alibied la • 'Mese is • parable be W Asia of Imbeds el lireposas, alike Ow lila may • impirmat of meal mat. Thy am • amp may. may Ay II vs puma U w WO, 11, tkay. If ve !shwa, May pew sued as. Ines Hwy weir is digia dry amnia Aar gams sal }madam Mahar • .marl.. Wire Wither b bripara Ow dial drama's' ts th• lag. Ear are dm Mileakiiis of air sibmtlia. If es pesdam • war a marsei aid= this psalms ladi• viler& yser—ar Marra bore bay lesier—pramet the ediserillary sperisele of as ray erheereeil by wears sal of as army aciirlabs in • , AM this has bean said over sad crier again by our ogre esneepaadents, and by the inset talented and ex pdrianned civil and military servants of the Qua pany ;' but we prefer the testimony of the writer who wen sent to the emu of notion by that journal whittle hes beer the most Mastoring eulogist et the original sad sent exoeptiosabla dreg of Lord CAN rinto's Proclamation. From the Reporter of the reuse we learn that the Prods:edition, modified and softened as it way is not being acted upon—that though it has not been formally rescinded it is, with the endieguised approbetkin of every English man is India whose opinion is worth anything, being allowed quietly to drift out of ninembranoe. Joni' Butt in India, like lonic BOLL everywhere, is, upon wood thoughts, adopting wiser meareres than he did in his first hurry and contagion— and not without • fair respect of moors, if the aristocratic factions here in London will allow the original =Minks to wan to be the subject of angry sad it recriminations. Ploroa with the most judicious policy the state of India le ma se will task to the attermeet the 'hill sad judgment of the ablest of our awantryase then. It is now evident that the badownsre of Olds 11r11 net the only parties in India who have been ne ared jambes sad dist:meth! by experiments in boa admiaistratim, instituted with the most bine veiled intentions. This distrust and jealousy have evidently wondered limey net averse to seal them selves et the temporary anarchy occesiceed by the dsfestion of the Bengal army who would other wise have command gamest. Is addition to the asbestosis boa this mass we have to deal with merry who have bees irritated by indiseriminet• ante of aegoanee, which, however they may be palliated in the eyes of tle impartial by the amount of pro vesetise, have often, it '''sett be dealed, been pushed to the very very of injustice and cruelty—and per baps beyond It. Matters standing thus, it is evident that while so inviolate limitation that may be ' ometrued into erosions ought to be allowed to appear, a conciliatory policy towards the natives of India ought to be immediately adopted, sad steadily persisted in. Net ben agog is the immediate initiation of ease mar !wag in view the morgaufeseiss of oar Native Army la India. These is not a man who lame India mho ens ter a msesset imagies that we ems dispense with the swims of a anneeress native sol diery thaw At this wry mama we have, pro bably, es many native sobbing i our pay on balm theustelay I but they are la a eats of applershis soil dbostreas disergembedee. The mmetant bream of the Same* Civil Otweramset at Ai cotta in all the details of military--esen of rolfi' mental--administration, played no mean part in the provocation of the mutiny. The Commandants of regiments and companies were so ut terly deprived of the power either of re warding or punishing, that the non-commissioned alms and privates had come to regard them as little better than nonentities. This system must be thterweghly reformed if ever we are again to have a reliable native army. This is the loudly proclaimed opinion of all the highest military authorities la India--of General Jams, and of men who digsr Ma terially en other points from that disdnguisked elect. But as yet we see not even the indication of ea intention to deport from the absurd and mis (thievess system of immanent centralised civilian meddling. And even the old vicious system can seamely be said to be acted upon. The new levies, which have been gathered together anyhow, are left to be drilled and dis ciplined anyhow. Natives of the disturbed districts are abandoned to the un-euper intended instruction of non-commissioned °Moen from disarmed regiments. No care is taken to pre serve a due balance of castes and tribes in the ranks- The Sikhs are so numerous that they are actually beginning to flatter themselves that it is they who have preserved India for us, and that we hold it only during their pleasure. Unless immediate measures are taken for the safe and satisfactory organisation of the new levies, we may have a second army of mutineers to contend against in the Central and North-West Provinces before we have quite put down the first. The first and urgent wants of British India are the adoption of a conciliatory policy towards the natives, and the re-organisation of our Bengal army. Other teaks will press upon us ere long ; and it will be prudent to leave them, like the two we have in dicated, as mash as possible to the local authorities. Parliament and the Imperial Government will do well to keep a sharp look out on these same local authorities, and to be strict in the exaction of proof that they are losing no time ; but beyond this, the less that Parliament and tht Imperial Govieumeot interfere the better. And to avoid the prejudicial effects of unsettling at such a crisis the natives' notions respecting the seat of supreme autho rity, it would be wise to desist at present from any attempt to remodel the 'lonia Government of lodic THE EXPRFSS, MONDAY LATEST INT ELLIciENCE. NAPLES. Amending to telegraphic deices the trial ot the prisoners charged with part cipatiortin the Cagliari affair was resumed on the 2.5 th. The Neapolitan government had not come to a final decision respect. ing, indemnitz demeindeil. by England for Si detention of Park and Watt. SPAIN. ALICANTE., NAT 26. The inauguration of the railway took place yes terday, and wee a complete income. Four ministers were present. M. Mon made a speech. There was an illumination in the evening. Or lfroun. 08BOlalii, MAY 90. Her Nejesty embarked in the Fairy yesterday ..A.. amsemsabsl by Prisms, Belem, Prise= lashos, eat Prim Aram, ad MOW Prima Alfred et nimble& Tie Dedham el LEM mil Framer Ake took a airtime drive. The Rey. G. Pp:am bad tar latootz et dieing with be x_7. M* 10. T Qum, oda Yr Prisons Alio, owl Prior lablogoL a olloodel by Yr Duero of _Noll. tam Ha NW Illoylbod, W Lod Poiwartb, drew °woe So N•wyort yeelsrliw dor- DIM& Tie Llasbem el Kat drove oat la the growl& with Pfda- Ns adessi. Pero Victor of RsMask, robarootl to Osbaso tom I. yoolorloy atimosook. Pileup Allred snivel Ise Wyeliak. Her Ilijotra dhow peer Telirdwied do Dodoes et Kook POoros Ala, Mow Lablowsa, Pries Vicky at Nabookko, Lady Posy Sword. Chkool the Hai. Or C. Moo. GM eh J. Clot. 'ii; ihrlsoi Calmat .M,sd at Coburg at 3 ealalk on Br tufty allieseas. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the Asia! residence of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, is Dowsing-street. The Ministers present wer•:—The Earl of Derby, the Lord Chastener, the Marquis of Saheb , the Earl ef Heriwieke, the Chancellor of the Walpole, the Berl , Lied Stanley, Mescal Peel, the Right Hoe. J. W. Henley, ca d Lord Jobe Manners. • Av or via Kr. dephalus be es LandesWile& e Cool Te a a &veal bed es felow Sotemmy da fletary, et the Handle The dremetke .emceed of etr B. B. Lyeno, M.P.,_lllr Charism Kepler, M.P., Kr. Jobe Llall , K.P. , Kr. W. Willame, M.P., Kr. Aloha, Y.P., Mr Jibe thaw ALP., Mr H= L Reetterra, M.P., lad Vise Tema*, K.P., Kr. , M.P ~ Kr. Whew" M.P., Mr W. Oedeleyee. M.P., Wybolem M. M.P., the Hew. W.Comper, Y.P., Kr. Rowe, M.P., Mr. Brferee, K.P Mr„legpees 11. P., Mr. Almelo K.P., Kr. H. B. lii.P.d es dr. T. H. &waders Maraud), Chodeme i s, (Doederdt ien. r. D. J. eat), Mr. R. Rae Kr. a. Rid , Mr. Me Kerrey (Woedreardlo Kr. F r .. Ssabery, ssii CO.), ]4. Domain ha), Kr. Nein Orme (Lambeth), Mr. R. Key Caw brew, H,. Me Bea Mr. A. Khios* (Omobenoeill), Mr. Ceembitee ()method), Hr. Oleoldead ( Mr. N. Weed (Owl ..beheo.), Mr. Dime (Orel ), Kr. P. Poset Deriew, of Kam. J. DleLtieea eel Oa,. Illlrr Mine Deets, Wldembepel ; Mr. Remy Esal, Merlon Iktry; Mr. W awa leymem, AL, et. Marfa Pe = 1 ; 1. 11 ., b. Pees; Doel amhiro Nr. mark so, Cool Kr. thew thellb, ; Rzebeerre. The Lek Km. B. Dbreil was wore ilia alike se Chew mike et die Preliftear, on lieteniey mersieg, beim Lord Chid Berea Poi* sad the ear Brace ad the Court et Asehreeer. D vem moshei ea et the Odedaellee haea l T t roventers et Reg Loa& dr Marseithm, mil auk pialArinigli Olindwirr the LW& 14102-01.2118 IL Kli9LIB, 1.0.1. DOVER. Itartrestar. Major-General Sir John Eardiey Wiliest Ingl 1.C.1L. do dine. at Look sow, socenposiod by Colonel Lyddai, awned et Dover tido rani* by tits Royal MIS Maw-ptobot Nark Nelda Clork, Ind boadod owe noel epee Ms adios ahem Tb gallant penal stayed a dint tense. Ilkudegireeo Lord Wisdom Hold, sad ern ion by the II ticacek nets of en &teak Zoom leintay be Tat Midge Wino Mojor-Goooral lestio, Ellie* borne neer of dr berioldro b b bete mind vie to unitort, is looking to We paint. hen Tunbridge Wien Major- Otstrat Nib win gamed to jots Lady lasi* wbo it la lads.. m PACILNT 0171031. Now mite will be moved at Ss usstior et the Row st Os soons Yds s,rtes Esstlardsbire sad Woes Lyon. Lod disolsy ping is the WY Board, mad dr Mood Bohm Lydon ►ii deassoy ei Nos.— Toss, esss Balsa Th. Cara will not erred Iter stay at Osborne V.iPray neat mew say eirsarraner, hat everything her nribre tx her Wray's reception la lova ca Wearer y.—Orart Journal. The Piedistootens Gusetee of the 47th gives an ✓eser of the liag d ihriales reargdat at Yoga's. lareg. pear to hie arras bora Alesseathis raid IM MOM of that torn, hie Ilalsety at out ke Vegan, rre di llier a short stay at Tarr be eared al In sr. gis paired through the to,. in ea opts ravage, aad wr paaeelbelt with 'stamina dam nor the people ; the las hearets tent Ile halecsime. At the MOM -517 the aolbsides owe la waltbs naive the and lo heals his to pet& eta I%hiole he did. Alm the hwasset lie heneered rib hie Wed id teuesewoad, et pork npYaiby the mews et as inglersen rif ✓anal Yelper The teal so lal Veghwe Cli at 000., and raid at Tarts es dlo some ~ln at poet itt. Max Willer, Taylorisa Prance of Yokes Europe's at Weak Merabee et the Seri Bemis , awl wire lowssil weiedie, hes best dierai, oast eh* =low Of the as Meade% Mow el All dab SaLllCll Chli rdlitllO.—Up to Badd the alms lishias is the Ter enekind le Impel., INF O"1.4 titaid2lllll4lPA l w m boil ME the we Oho mai weimilowe ewl roaer awn ills' the l aw oorkw• an& Ths ON al ashra as run is la. $& to la. hi. pi ak.—Perth erirrasur. lesefehere Jawed daft that seism Law ea the Dram have not hat view pesieedwe doilies the paw week. Qadts the art- Wary, hawower, Sr twee the ..w al re firing steam ea as tereede the m rase re Wass has bees mi ser* asemilel. Oa the Spey she the Side have bees wiry ehewlest. The per lee leis the mew weametai ver si a• arise is the terra delajp at lairs w ehiiik etraig re thes 16110111161111 elt& ash Me 100 or la have rim gee. RUSSIA. According to a telegraphic despatch from Et. Petersburg, all the inhabitants of Little Tchetschina, in the Caucasus, from 12,000 to 16,000 in number, are " emigrating into Russia under the protection of Raritan troops," and all the villages had been burned. TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO. TRIESTE, MAY 28. According to intelligence from Constantinople of the 22nd, fourteen Ottoman battalions have been despatched to Bosnia aid the Herzegovina. The French line-of-battle ships Eylau and Alga liras are at anchor in the Bay of Oravoaa. PERSIA. The Paris paper of yesterday publish a state ment t►at Mr. Murray, Minister of England at Teheran, has proposed as basis of a treaty to be eon eluded with the Shah, that Persia should cease to occupy Merswrond. The Persian government hes refound to yield to that pretension. FRANCE. ILUSEILLEB, May 29. The Napoleon is victualling for three months at Toulon, and will immediately put to sea. The Kendra' of evolution is at the Isles of Hying. The itessner from Constantinople has broken down, and will Naar a delay of four days, (nom ova owl/ PARIS, SUNDAY EVANING. The Monikur announces that the interest on Treasury Bonds, from the 31st inst., is fixed as follows :—For those of from three to Ave months, at 3 per cent., and those from six to twelve months at 31 per cent. This is a redaction of per cent. upon bills under six months' date, and of 1 per met. upon bills with from six to twelve months to ran, the object of the Finance Minister being to mien- rage transactions at long dates. It is considered probable that the Bank of France, whose cellars are full to overflowing, will shortly reduce its discount, which now stands at 4 per cent. The Pays corrects as a mistake of English jour saki, the announcement that Lord Lyons has been ordered to proceed to the Adriatic. It is certain that despatches with this news were received by the Preach government from its Consuls at Venice and Trieste. How the error arose is not tacplained.• It is reported that Feed Pacha has presented a note to Count Walewski, in answer to that of Prince Mireo, in which he amerts that the prince he. given an incorrect account of the events in Montenegro. The Queen of Holland dined at the British em busy yesterday, and was present at Lead Cowley's weakly reception in the evening. Lord Howden will stay a fortnight in Perim before proceeding to London. There have been many conflicting assertions as to whether the battle between the Turks and the Mon tenegrias, of May 13, was brought on by an attack of the latter upon the Turks during an armistice. A oarreeptadeses from Vienna states that IL De lano, the Frenchman in the service of Prince Demise, who was falsely reported to have been killed, sent the following letter to the Turkish camp on the morning of the battle : Brehm, /Ley 18, 1868. Hill Ismlimey Hama Paths will secespsay me with lib army, leawiag lb bats ea the Chathovo territory, until the otacheita if the Wel= ea which I ate ma by hie latekirat lb. Prime of Nauman le hie Ikagassay Kemal Waal tad the coaade of brides powers. By order of the prates, no one is to soled thee teats. H. Diarzos. This oorreepondenoe admits it to be highly ro bahle that the Turks considered this letter as a suffi cient pledge that the Montenegrins were not going to attack them. This supposition would amount for the President of the Senate, Mirk°, having surprised the Turkish division which wee in the cot of re treating from the contacted territory. This mach appears to be certain, that the Turkish army had not the slightest suspicion Coat ell attack was probable. They were marehiag loom, and were in no respect in a state to Mead themselves, when the Monte negrins tame down upon them and cut off 2,000 heads. Of coarse, Ido not guarantee the truth of l this Vienna corrupondence. Thoroughly reliable amounts are yet wanting. The Newvelliste of Matueillee recounts that on the 27th inst. a duel was fought with swords be tween two non-commiseioned alma of the 68th Regiment. Or of the combatants was killedas the spot, and the other was slightly wounded is di. abdomen. After receiving surgical aid he was takes to the military prison in custody. In a new edition of the memoirs of the Duke de Lanzun, just published, there is at p. 82 the follow iag note, which, sonaidering the alarming political rumours which are current just now, is curious to read, although I am quite sure that it was not written present - G, MAY 3' IN 1)IA. COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW CAMPAIGN. DEAIfI!OV BRIGADIER ADRIAN HOPE AND CAPTAIN SIR W. PEEL OONSIDELiBI E BRITISH LOSS. The following telegram from her Majesty's Acting Consul-General in Egypt was received at the Foreign-office, May 30, at 9 p.m.: NAT 26, 1858. " The steamer Ganges arrived at Sues yesterday with Bombay dates to the 9th instant. " General Walpole, with the heavy column from Lucknow, reached Futteyghur on 27th April, where he was met by the Commander-in-Chief. Three other columns are to join ss they advance on Bareilly, which is expected to be invested about the 10th instant " General Walpole's Division, on the 16th April, made an unsuccessful attack on the Fort of Howes, which was attended with considerable loss—lour officers, including Brigadier Adrian Hope, and about a hundred men, having fallen. Our troops were obliged to retire, but the enemy evacuated the Fort in the night, and the column moved forward. " On the 22nd a large body of rebels was en countered opposite Kanouje, and was dispersed with loss of four guns, their camp, and 610 or 600 killed. " %war Siog, with aboat 2,000 rebels, although hotly pursued by Brigadier Douglas, crossed the Ganges on the 6th of April, and arrived at Jugdea pore on the 22nd. " On the following day a force of 300 men, under Captain Lagrand, which advanced from Arrah, having followed the enemy into the jungle, wag defeated-133 men and 3 officers killed. " Body was taken by General Whitelock on the 19th April, after an engagement in which the enemy lost 600 men and 4 guns. " Sir H. Rose left Jhensi on the 27th, and expected, first, to be joined by General Whitelock, and then to fight the Ranee's army, 12,000 strong, encamped at Hoonchin, advance of Calpee. " The Kotah force bas gone into quarters, with the exception of a small brigade ordered to proceed to Sir H. Rose's rear. " General Penny is moving now from the Ganges to assail Cairo from the met. " Brigadier Johns, of 60th Rings, has been IF6O - in reaching Moradad on 26th April, after three actions, and the capture of Rujesdabad aad Nojeena. " Sir W. Peel died at Cawnpore oa 27th April, of small pox. " OREM." " Ilia telegram arrived at Malts from Alexandria by steamer Ermine, at 7.48 a.m. " Malta, May 30." "G.B. The following message, dated " Malta," has been received at the India-house: TO J. D. r o EsQ., FAST INDIA-HOUSE. Matters appear to be progressing eatiafeeterily in Oude. A number of principal Talookdars have made their rubmindon to the Chief COMMISIII01211; either personally co by their representatives, and the settlement of the country around Lucknow is being rapidly made. The rebel Moulvie and the mother of the puppet king are ssid to have abandoned Dateowlil (?), where they had taken refuge, and to have fled into the Bassets Pergunnah, beyond the Goya. The main body of the Ghoorkas is proceeding to Nepaul, via Fysabad, which is held by Mann Sing, with 2,000 men and two gam, and the Ghoorkas do not expect any opposition. Jung Bahadoor, with Ibis body guard, has already passed through Go ruckpore. BEWARES DIVISION. u. . suit, with Sir R. Lugard reached Asimghar en the 16th, and the rebels were drives ant of the city on the 17th. They fled in several parties towards the Gera and Ganges, and the pureeing columns cap tured several guns and much ammunition and bailer; abiudoned by the rebels in their flight. Moue Sing, assisted by the 'Villagers, outstripped Brigadier Douglas, who was pursuing him, and, CTOWIDS the Ganges at fihahpoor on the 21st, made for Reghdsepoer. Ins subsequent proopedinp will be =timed under the head of Bengal. An action with the rebels wider Mahomed Hosein and Colonel Rowers is force took place near Amoeba, in the Gorneirpore district, on the 17th of Aped. The enemy were defeated, and pursued to their intrescharent, losing one gun and about 100 men. The Yeomanry Cavalry behaved exceedingly welL Their loos was Cornet Troup and one private killed, four Akers and 17 men wounded. ALL A AB AD DIVISION. General Whitelock arrived at Eudora on the 19th of April, having at Bhoragurh defeated the neat), who nod precipitately. General Whibslook eaptared four guns, and took possession of the city sad palaos Eight !qualm—An important nee, ammo ISW quit. WWI teat It was not lour Item, ant tooth possession or ta. Intl asp Palace RAILWAY LIABILITY 111 Faaen.--An in= I ull A 1 111 7 /11.411. 8=7 0 =" e arai Way: written with any covert intention to allude to the of the Nawab. Eight guns were afterWeels lips mama fir vaguer Issvaihne bee jam b een _,, wasted at time /:at ust er : the Rev. Ilarel theethelt, present time : abandoned by the rebels and token. Our km, owe Ile timellealleellks Inn "J e ihe le. Ise •• nos tire dar at Traefitt, aralient, smelt The journey at the wen (the chromic/or is writing la 1766) officer, Lieutenant Colbeck , 3rd Madras Europeans, r e ClP e rt hleth i b i , el „" heee „,, a b= .leh he a la A Pima leis wale ahem% Z beak°. •• • eel di law 7olll. •II meek' eila. The at the to Foataineihna took paps with plats: regalmety than killed ; two officers wounded. eentraeaer off j 4 only mewl Foriest,==se is si i m. boos to v. i t am y 2 hike. op•n# b eel l i l l Pee th lt 6 wee 6 ealloa Ce.6ll6l% the " assead a.4 6.11‘117 topers. 6lBlll.6 " hi The tas trlac au6.6. l64 It le from Cal that 'hada Tsar the evathffiththee d 144191" e i r iPi the eithethellethei billh vidukile th il e sk athaththChlePw , • llbe " 'TM appmeenos ittil~ ott l e wi1 beteeter 616 6 66. 466661 1 7 1. W led elle° t h,, wi bl ima it the win r e do h ind ,. d is h r a .", per . Ranee of Dunaj, and the Rajahs of Share sad Ti. hag ams sedssowd / 0 ben& se maths le mow itha th e . e a dm. real y be arse Is church lab ~,,,, misens. The Thule/ al Oneneeree et liseina. leateriale. 6s lro me I/mad *Op.*. salt, aid telebratell the feetival d et. Hubert i a the &luau Oath Peer• with 7,000 men end are V a., -- taw nr pp 111. Fatal the NI Goa 61612=t =noted ea • pareement NW wit/ wag wok with peat -'mdse. Politk• eke payed their pat at encamped at %couch (?), to oppose Sir Hugh Roes. som a rrsir ri t i s sopa aping thie reek le the MOM{ apnt weailinen thumbnils' Fontelashisea. It wee thin that Important rovoisticere The Rao Sahid, with 1,000 men end the reline of wok to the the Gawz et . gm 3W. per ad * ni , Na .,,b a o ssi the Gram Thew ~ www oath " grew "; th ere to wle addea wh e t h e r th ree the Banda Nawab ' e force, ii at Jubcdpore with three the :a " *llmhik°ll.°lll4lllll.ll° the • L ' w """ e mel • Bea wee to be peas or war ; there the budget far the net year gum, to oppuee General Whitelook at Calpee, where 4 111: 14 b le bs Psil dmesele * i t i a l ima ill......llBBB thalwiall::lll44l3r wbt/Mills Paha me —lll* llodisr. was talked et, mad the math al Nadas wow sareppd. It there are 2,000 men and gunk Nit, USX or wimipagr •orottarirwri.....toosamo...... em , gi r o m ,si es i. al , & issimiel he the M + . was at Feettlembhan, la 1766, that the Bret efolifves el Aso Asnrame..—The -- aa- .... --4, sinsems et mak while. walk a Igladmeelihe a 4 the trouble k Brittany bulakil approat. It wee there Neetel Wh i t el ' ek is .till at Bawl& hwee b Y the therewith° Thr1181 10 . 0 . 6 .,"" 111111.1 ''` thwe ' mein to le sfamillembie ewes" Mir le be Woe that, 1774, the reeneence ferns/ his pis= of Mk. There is nothing of importance to report Swat the re] rare cammyel doesalle to oseee 661 ammel UM The SO In tew pane end 4teelnalen aseiset the paritemente. Bodge Agra and hiserm divisions, sad New York , leers %aim= mfr : jibs L ai d vb . ism ow age inns 4, .seal' skate flee 7 or tithe ea hthel• fw IP" eteeeriatmeh, fe'r the LW/CM MAW. effi Laub XVI., very important events orearrei 6 Pentene- ROHILCUND DIV/ROW. er be hem° tas lab MIMI. i t ele The re " hal dam of Wiwi* der Meaner Zile/61A blame : atlaistriee were overthrown then very gamy taw. vie highly eadahenef. ea wremar ef 12 ..••• La he the sevionhiena Colonel Jonedeodems on wasiesia l d, Thowilia 116066 bee Ws by wm w o r e Birinnhasia Mir " immiVrlla the Lever of Misilmisr, set wit be el ~, ___, , ... a ., , balk ei start • A telapea from Vienna now fakeer no that one vow the teth, 11 • 34 •11 •PPereedY exPerbeted little 0 1P - r so l '„,,i, se ce ' y ou ,. ihe rid a Gam ", awl ....... ....:- .... -u la. Ir. u m ado Seglish squadron, m. Carom Me actually arrived polities. America. The esmeas eteer _ loolet b Woad •• 1 . hot . m...,'"l.l"..l"'huot a rim" • Um/ea. MS ew e ./ led at Regme. Majpe Khan, a rebel leader of some note, wee sad they ettl eittere Id& me n& The heath bap" as mil es the MPS 011141110 1 • 1 b 7 11 •• , 1 . 4 4 seised by Captain Angelo, of Coke ' s Riles . Twenty. 2 6.16w=,.r0.„ ,„,„„,„,,b—rzattiu, sad th e S he II " 8.8 Ma. at Kt ' Cia7 4 ' . AUSTRIA. .4iiiiii. eight gam have been captured by this mimes sines mere pewark a rmeleilis 0 diatom Arai* pr Pherrinacrum ors now Diowswic,,,, O owl bin are. 4 , s om a imet i ngs, o mg a vi a= iota is the it left fteerices i six of these were takes en thb 11th "lath the Le :Z ig th = de we s al rimir . b. Taut, "natal 61.ffir. 84401/ at th • two and • half yams di, wiry Coiorse Gazette, " have taken place ea the Masse. wet' Nellel. ties es the 11 th in the bet Si Nitile - Ili da =he iMakra bet the ladt ea eve etheak seder the elleemee ' ash. 061/061), • es florin question hawses Cant de Bud sad the UM& mid tee ee the Th ad at itelerthith• of Zialitela Oeartelay. The were wee Ism& e l l = = me th° iesed kito th e af es Z rillet ie h e r e r Turkish and English Ambeesablere. Lord Leta§ Brigedierammal Wards's divides delhated the iissi ll sostr ole tiM cr l eatej el l:e; .P t ttinsgo ameem k et ib ui the =b,,,t i r , • i nn , • bee deemed it necessary to lop see of hie mom wan& on the Mind of Ape, few game was tam, fir Iteellim ft.P......1% Prie:_1a•••....... , 11 = seemeded le sibs bed ef DIM taxies to the some of war, is eider le eilain positive and e m i r b eams, somp eir i pitim ax,.. captured at :it its setiora avals. ftr ied = a4.4o. , — if i x im — aviime gi si s issies skims Ilse* ',Ow her Warmed.' ea the real state of enalleme A Mier beta Teske et the Md. in the /Weds Ali n* after a ' ee l Phleett• Th . Rea g eh lr e bill I ' o Nrvid la . a e and th e lewd lift •••••.•••ara s tb• saama lleid of uP esdaticselesesee As** abs aqi _lln. Themers halt (Jaws, seam that the Archduke leadirterel MSMS- the. hem teteed ',. ehd the bridge at Attired seethe d' ms li ° •. # ".. sir Jean* hales was brie/ -...-1 , - if thth alp Mew Gomel itiegos ellimpstio4NOl Edam will @Wetly tate the sommand of the:squirm he the Peelelle et the Age tram The Iseilia Wile pity pelamild 6 .4 I • -- ii rakey.—Pressii Illasrdisa. in the Aidiadk la ma attack of the het. of asses (P) loess dm Labia by Ilri Irak previona to tbis action, Brigadier Adrian Hope and three other °Seers were killed. Brigadier Penny's brigade crossed the Ganges at Meeolee on the 2Tth of April, and will probably proceed towards Bodaon, joining the Commander-in- Chief before he reaches Bareilly. A party consisting of 260 Europeuts, 160 Sikhs, with two mountain-train howitzers, from Arrah, under the command of Captain Le Grand, attacked Honer Sing near Inide Espore (Jugdespoor P) on the 23rd of April. They were repulsed with the lees of three °Mem—Captain Le Grand, Lieutenant Musey, and Dr. Clerk, of her Majesty's 36th Regi ment, and a large number of men. The two guns were spiked and abandoned. Sir E. Lugard had since crossed the Ganges. The Shannon Naval Brigade, which warn return ing to Calcutta, hu been stopped at Taman and Sherghotty, and the Indian Naval Brigade has moved to Patna. Kooer Sing's force, by the latest amounts, was intrenching itself at Jung Deespoor (Jugdespoor P). Kooer Sing himself was wounded in forcing his way to Jung Deerpoor, and is now said to bare died from the effects of his wounds. G. F. EDMONBTONE. Secretary to the Goverment of India with the Governor-General, VINCENT G. MONTANARO. Malta, May 30, 1858. SUPPLEMENT. To Ma. SECINTANT ELMO/WON& /MORAN DAVID ALLLNABAD, NAT 1.) joined General Wal pole's division on the 27th of April, and entered Shahjehanpoor without opposition on the 30th. The people who had deserted the town were passed returning as the column advanced towards Azumtee. " Brigadier Pennefather attacked the rebels on the 30th of April, about 10 miles from &slam, and defeated them, taking several guns. CAWNPORE DISTRICT. A party of rebels, about 1,000 strong, surprised the police and the Teheild . ar establishment on the 2nd of May. The Teheildar was wounded, and a small amount of treasure lost. PUNIAUB. Rusoolabad has again been threatened. The field force under General Sir Sidney Cotton attacked and burnt Taints on the 25th of April. The rebel chief of that place suffered great loss in property ; about 20 of him followers were killed sad wounded in the attack. There was no loss on our aide. One of the new Punjab regiments under Lieute nant Thelwell dietinguished itself greatly. H. R. ANDERSON, _ Secretary to the Government. Bombay Castle, May 8. Malta., May 30. V. G. MONTANARO. SUNDAY, MAT 30, 8.15 p.m.—Received the follow ing menage, dated Malta : PEON H. N. ANDSISON, lIQ., TO J. D. DICKINSON, sea, EAST INDIA RODIN. The that brigade of Sir H. Ruse's foree left Jhansi on the 26th 9f April for Gelpoe. A report has beta received by electric telegraph that he met and defeated the rebels at %conch. Sir H. Rose will effect a junction with General Whitelook bekre attacking Calpee. On the 26th of April the father of the Resew of Jhaaai was executed at Meng. A strong brigade under Colonel Smith left Hotah on April 28 to co-operate with Sir H. ROW sad protect that officer's rear. _ The dimming is Gazerat proceeds successfully. Preparations are in program for carrying out the measure in Cambay. The insurgent Bheels and Mearsmees, after their defeat at Amba Panes on April 11, fled across the Nerbudda, and are being followed up by the Sut poora field forte. The Sawun Demers have come into the Sawunt Warne territory with few followers, and are hiding in the jungles. Bombay, May 11. Malta, May 30. V. MONTANARO. moat au' °wig (T AND WTIS Twisozassa MALTA, MAT SO. The dates from Bombay are to the 9th of May. Captain Peel had died of small-pox. We have had 14 actions in the last fortnight, in two of which we suffered reverses. BOMBAY COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The Bombay motley market continues tight. Im ports are dull, and prices on the deeline. Exports are brisker. Freights are lower. F.:change is at 2s. lid. to 2s. lid. DEPARTURE OF TER ATLANTIC TELE GRAPHIC SQUADRON. PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY. The ships of the Atlantic telegraph squadroa sailed on their experimental trip this afternoon, for the purpose of testing machinery, and rehearsing various operations connected with the laying of the cable. They reached the offing at ten minutes past p.m., and steamed in line for the south-west in the following order—Gorgon, Valorous, Agamemnon, and Niagata. The squadron will return to Plymouth about the 4th of June, previous to its final departure to lay the cable. "The CAMBAIDOE ABILUM 102 60LDIER6' WIDOWS, The seventh annual meeting of the members sad friends of this charitable society was bald on Saturday at the United Service Institution, Whirehell-yard—Major-Gen ere l the Right Hon. Lord Itonzsr, K C. 8., In the chair. Mr.?. 8.. CLir enzyme, the secretary, read the which stated that the institution gains patronage and support deny, sad** committee trust that by the continued exert of themselves and their friend* they will be enabled to oeny out the intentions of the originators of the shanty to the fullest extent. The additional ground required for the new buildings, and the eventual completion of the Original design of the institution, has been conveyed on moat liberal terns the trustees by his Boyd Highness the Duke of Cambridge ; and the committee have to express their thanks to Mew l ; Ferrer_ Ouvery, and Ferrer, solicitors to his Royal Higho aan for their gratuitous services in the trsnmacrion. A hag s onr ,:, lay is now required for the erection of a brick wall with he n railings in the front, acoording to the present pattern, so , closing the whole of the grounds belonging to the asylum at Kingston, for which estimates have been obtained amount ing to nearly 600'; and a further sum of nearly 1001, Is in coarse of payment for efficiently draining the land sad present buildings. Contributions for th em purposes will be most gratefully revived. 11111 election on the 14th ;gat , three additional widows were added by the sebecribers at large to the inmates of the asylum, making a total of 39 inmates; the committee regr e t that the state of their funds did not permit of thetr electin g larger number. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cam. bridge hes ldndly moo eded to the request of the committee td become the lady president of the institution. in the room of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. committee have great pleasure in recording the valuable se detainee rendered by the ladies' committee, who base rga subscription for clothing and provident dubious's nates, end who, by procuring them work and Wipe them employment, have greatly added to their happiness comfort. The legacy of her Royal Highness the hie kr mewed Deohem of Gloucester, mounting to 6001., !use been duly invested, sad the e® added to the stalagmite( in the senses of the trustees of the charity in the New Three Per Cenle., exeladve of 2,116/. Be. Id. Patriotic Fund Testi in the sum stock. The C11A113111.1 briefly moved the adoption of the reps sad resolutions were moved and seconded by Stephens, Edmund lialawell, Req., Colonel Liddell, Owed Stanhope, and other gentlemen ; and atter the mod conplimeat had been *die t he the the preemie. Isemisseed. TEE CHURCH. LONDON Ohm( on.—Yesterday morn in g the Bishop of held a general ordination, in 81. Fads His lordship was attended by t h e Rev. Andrew Ramsay Campbell, M.A. Re c tor of Aston, Yorkshire, bin =• the Rev. Edw ard Perry, M.A., of Belliol College, Le domestic chaplain; Mr. John B. Les, his mow tory ; Mr. T. A. Lewis , tis apparitoe; and Mr. John Has seed. NH shoes! service wam whelped, end tho mama was preached by the Rev. Fre&r Hell. 8.D., Follow of Christ's College, Cambridge, who molested for his text the 28th verso of the First Epistle of Fad to the Colossians: " Whom acs preach, wanting every man and teaching every man in an wisdom, that we may wow every man perfect to Christ lona." . . _ gentlemen were then presented by the Bev. Arthur Peoryn Stanley, M.A., Regius Pr:donor of Rode 'Medal] History in the University of Oxford, and CUPS of Canterbury, and admitted into holy order,. vie. : DEACONB.—William Appieford, (Marille end Cabs College, Cambridge; John Barnes Bartlett, RA., St. John'. College, Caked ; J ames Henry Bridge, B.A , Sidney Susses Came, Cambridge; Robert Ctuietopher Lundin Brown, MA., University of Edinburgh ; William Cameron, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge • Henry Josiah Hey, 8.A., St, Catherles,e College, Cambri dge ; Theophilus George Patna Deem, 8.A., Clonal& and Cates College, Cambridge ; Richard Elwys , 14. A., Trinity College, Cambridge I . =d Master of Charter-home School) ; Abdiel Benham, peal Aseeelege of Kings College. London ; Hawke HAM; heim, Thseltigieal Amoebae of Hines College, Imedana GetupflobLali Th Asoodslo of Kb& Collie% =l :wallets Jose.,Theolgical Amoolete of Ws London • Edward Jamas Laughlin, Trinity College, 'Dublin; Joseph bUCormlok, St. John's College, Cambridge ; John Mitchinson, MA., Pad mire College, !Hama ; John Osirlerr Bemenees Colleen, Oxford; Oldham, EA., Trinity College, Dublin Edmund P Dolel "* Pittik n.de rtf A ciet a i l reeitele la ilting' W e i rtme, l7l- t . i des; Chide lbw, .011 MOM College, J . h Were Slam hag's Leedom ; Cl OTlve t r eia o- sttad Mama, BA., Pembrohe Ward • • Wmlam Mer, Magdalen Han, Ozilbrd ; Stainforth, Q u a si e s Cembeilt al tree Ilibbourn, a litte vete penes ; =Mserdera. , Meilen ; Ahmed lassird Liget i l e la s 7mreolis Cal a ft . o2llerd omhrido llrederlek . Clomp H S.C.L., 'Clem Gene Grenville , UM verdlig .oble, Orford. The her list-minad gentlemen wage ordained for melee hi the mambo : The ifelkowlngpreAlemen, met of whom have aurseles 4. agg Mein Leaden, wore eedateed proem Gemea Zr. Jolla Meeks Arisiog, Irv. Alia Bar.; Rev. Willing PAr. Timm Gimp &WT. 8.A.. Bev, Peter Braman 14Z. Semi Walter Beim shaw, BA, Rev. ILA. Rm. John Jamb 8.A., Bev. Theme Hisbeeis„ 8.A., Bs% illesimma g t a , Lathbeldie Medea Moore, BA., Rev. Arthur A., Albert Hurt Sitwell. Y.A . Bev. Thom as ii =, B ateir..Vme- Gronglotan flingSß, HA., Rev. Lade !Benham A., Boy. Willimelratem, MA., Rev. George Howard Wil‘ Mama HA., Rev. Wfiliene Wares, B.A, Bow. John Steels, Rev. Stopford Augustus Braces, B.A. The Bishop was resisted be the ordination of pi p. est 4 the Venerable Arohdesess Rh* the Rev. Henry B.D. ' • the Rev. Homy Vim, RD., the Rev. Hell, the Rm. Morgan Coerce, S.D., and the RIM. WSW' Pedm M.A. Pt:M=lZ OF Tad LLTH Mo. load O'OOBxILL. —The reseee• et this leresswed goetlime VW it& Mt day) iseselest hawed bade those si ids losers, lieeetee, ist the Swig yank as the Glensvia Coessary. Atesealt those who Maid de preseseise le /be emu, we dos Bed d liesde, Theee ft. Limes% Iles Hee. Madero Iteil, de Met Heweidii• t , "dr. OW* r ed La no catter, lb Thiess &mood% ew Mead ltight • Bee. T. D. Pitspendk MaWsst Dow, P. ; •Theume • O'Mara. Q. C. ; D. R. 15.., Q.C. ; James Pi le si i= be g.C. • e Jilts Lir Mile, D.L. ; ka. Baer the osemetiel lad bee eseeleded, ` firg, ow by the Lord Maw, wee tral la the esmeir y peed to sorsa ism *skew eilth the silted lady al de *sassed, sad to esesert seisms kir elkooldlag the eseeedery ileases e white It is modes Sind OW WO ploaiii by IL sslsetholy timitk.-1)414 : rviD a. _ Th. jii.d. ship n e BL.—Cowsso . MS ciabo T 1. (geeed, attar • of 150 days. with ler captain, Ale, % If emir Abode la oollasesset by the crew, of dell ~..a a e s ere dee he bed ettempid, se it id lidos the of the 19th led, whilst on the Wee, eit sheet the ellti who was thgaibUirdia 11111011 d *ea Hie laser ebbe door, kit* The shot toot se bid del, bet the see IPS• orwiedel to the beak; he Is, howwww,ddes esu, ad boa bete delis . 1 •1 141, sees the edweesse Asp serlores the wed arts re visal. The the Addis gibe donor sureis seresiel lami 2 Wr ip ed meet is ` Hot el Wed wq &de& sod It would be mosseues le sesiga.a ihr tie dud. The mate's rroile &ion Iletik, essireolLedik (81tedead Wee), shipped at eydeor to the moth 0 idll . lost yes sad N- Allatilial is a Barite. Due Pits.—On listvardey sou* IA et her eask. th e esedry led of the Isa.lle. ruts bows 11 . Se Den. Magpies , . pedlar&sat Pak, was diKevidll to to Oft filet vod Wont* mikes deo Ws* eel Widmer wee soon pa Or sews the &mei Wire 1 10 4 min 'swam iwir 6004 ievhait ge .... d the eye drilleeL egoism - shwa War: ' 47 I rr ei N eat a sad ag ou -dot ( \ ii rdrtilia _d yak Alewives ‘ Thee ser • Tos " po l s eal I SW cot (ettikes The dented& and garden for Dot pay the de piste the pare! the plaintiff amount of del 161.. the deti,:a 91. 6.. for the before Mr. J was neared f leave to mo, granted to of deposit n ago, when the raised wan Whi to the deed addition to UPOn " That if the p Mame the clef who shall beat oZrvea.te oo sele,lc shall immedia sash defaulter; be recoverable without the net or other amoral that may be pu vendor.l Campbi deposit money not have rem law that a pe be considered money, and nc the contraot • th been paid, all th complete his en, the purchase m question, less tb recover? The the amount of &emit money taken into a 1.00,R as The damages w of depoeit move that yam. The whew opinion whose knowiwit reepeot, and th opinion exactly Its - liTlibsointi CO The beakropi i. Beethine•lat meerieg. The the report of I Mee, chiefly Is meets, bit 6C The &okra', Mr. Ntehnhe for the bankrttt The bankrot olettfleete. Ti maths, to woe fa Comm. Vtwianc bas wildcats. Kr. Mikan elailieietair a r iInISOWB *Med Habib ilea et to more May Booni ta. ams= Pros fir yaw in tbs bop% so the warms or PPP lir • sow opt ups I nod *that stu • Itosit Plum party all *a • violent Mop a orio kola wolOrao Astound bon *SIP dome Gls piatholos plopoo.e%o la moor to la ma • pm ittis AP w thoomLlM No. iciii6iii John rdi;:. stmt. Wal" mseekl-road-e Jere Views 19, Ranoll-pl Orris fe ass crodag • pati 9119 1 b0191. b • hfr asalnirp sadslrtrs Aslit• haring bas p previa wares of mad s w h. 110rat i M MOS. Mot 111110.0 Mr. 1757, b a t as comode parish or say IP lbe mabrvu fair ot M ibe iamb sab-lerwe, wri be bit, owl Aahreattrl dr. bin Mr. &into fair yes e•t • whale of the I mad amid sr oviscsoinn The omega be nisi GAL -_ 1 eltutebal s *s Obi si fob bb the Car, b poni maid irp tabby Mu Pam WM oz o t • 1. a 201 - brisises 0101.01FaiN =hi II Ift er= eblibbb ib I int mai b 884 bur r inbbarcks and lbsy bbl, ▪ ink lbws aigli 4r. • V —rjr ge Pull Ili as Ibe Mill 0( 1 LA'