The Press.
London, England, 1858-06-12 00:00:00

sEeNtini EDITIO:N.
SititTADAY AFTERNOON.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

INDIA.
The following telegram has just been keeived
from Malta :
ALEXANDRIA, June R.
The Victoria, with the Australian mails, reached Sues
on the 6th inst. She brings specie valued at 113,7.261.,
and 123 passengers. Her dates are—Sydney, April llt.h;
Melbourne, 10th; Gallee, May 10th and 27th, ,
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Bombay mails have also arrived, with intalltgags4l/I.*
19th of May.
The.latest dates frora,Bareidly are. to May 8t • .
Brigadier Jones entered the town on the 6th. The.
commander-in-chief occupied the cantonmetits the .same
day, having defeated the rebels at the Nutteeza-bridge ou
the 6th.
On the 7th the whole of the city was In our bands.
On the Bth Jones's column was despatched to end,
rebels from Shahjeiranpere.
The enemy had reoccupied the.tosen alter the driers
departure, forcing the garrison, which sot:Wasted .of
companies of the 'Unit, to take to the grog, Khoo. Barren
door and the Nana had escaped. Feroze Shah was mid;
to have fallen.
A
Our loss was very small. -
The reported death of General Penny is confirmed..
His column joined the commander-in-chief during his
advance uprn Bareilly. The general himself fell on the,
4th of May by grapeshot front guns on the road. The
guns were taken by a charge of Carabineers.
Sir Edward Lugard moved from Arrah to attack, Jug-,
despore on the Sch.
Kooer Singh was dead.
Sir Hugh Rose, after defeating the Calpee rebels at
Kooneh, marched to Calpee, and was at Gorake on the
Bth. No officer was killed at Kooneh, and only out
wounded.
llSTmde at Bombay was dull. The money market easier.
Freights had decreased. At Melbourne the import trade
was dull. Gold, 3/. 13s. 9d. per ounce for standard:
Shipments.—On the Ist of April the Norfolk, for
London, with 82;570 ounces. On the 11th, the Royal
Charter sailed for Liverpool with 96,782 ounces.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO BIRMINGHAM.
HER Majesty the Queen and the Prince Consort will
leave Buckingham Palace on Monday next for Stone-
leigh Abbey, Warwickshire, the seat of Lord Leigh,
the Lord Lieutenant of that county, travelling by the
London and North-Western Railway to Coventry,
and thence to Stoneleigh by read.- The royal train
will take its departure from the Euston square
station at 8 o'clock p.m., peas Watford at 4.211, Tring
at 3.48, Leighton at 4, and arrive at Blotchley at 4.10,
where it will halt two minutes. Leading Bletchley
at 4.12, the train will piss Wolverton at,4.21, Buis-
worth at 4.38, Weedon at 4.48, Rttgby at 5.10, and
arrive at Coventry at 5.30;Y/here sit address will be
presented to her Majesty by'the obrporstion of that
city, who will be accompanied by the magistrates of
the county resident in tits neighbourhood and the
local clergy. Proceeding thence to Stoneleiph Abbe%
her Majesty and the • Prince Conaott will honour
Lord Leigh by a visit, and, staying 'there over.
night, will make their entry into Birmingham on
Tuesday at noon, returning to Stoneleigia on the
afternoon of that day, .' where they will again
remain the night. The august visitors will return
to London on `Wednbeldirk, stepping at' Warwick
Castle on the journey, sanietime between twelve and
two o'clock. On the journey Peotn London to Co-
ventry thee 'arrival of the' royal train will be an-
nounced b telegraph at each-of the Stations. It a
to run at' he rate of epeed 'styes itt the table go. ?tad
above, and station-masters are to see tha.the
ne it
'kept clear. The relayitig operations between London
and Coventry are also to be suspended that day. ii
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SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL 81mm:or—The bishops of the
Scottish Church assembled in Edinburgh, for a
special synod, on Thursday, the 27th ultimo. The
object of the meeting was tbc,proptiety of icstiing
pastoral letter to the clergy in„cronsequetice?reiharge
'delivered some time ago by-the Bishop of Ilrechin,
in which he expressed himself too Strongly on the
subject of the Holy Eucharist. •Atliir.a good. deal of
discussion, the letter, which is written in • a- tone •of
mild and friendly :whaling, was adoptsal, and
received the signature of the foollowing prelates :-,-
C. If. 'Perrot, Bishop •of Etlinbargh and primes;
Alelendor'Ewing. of Argyll and the Isles;
W. J. Touwer, Bishop a .Glasgow end tkillower ;
Robert Eden, Bishop of Moray and ROOM.' Charles
Wordsworth, Bishop oil Andrews, DankeW, and
Dunblane ; Thomas - aeorge. Stasi). Bishop of
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