The Press.
London, England, 1858-11-20 00:00:00

KANDEISR.

Metaram, the leader of the rebel Bheels in
Kandeish, was killed on the Bth of October by a
party of Holkar's cavalry, under the orders of Captain
Keating.
Her Majesty's 6th Inniskillen Dragoons arrived in
Bombay, per steamship Oneida, on the 16th inst.

Cart and tiastion.

THE COURT is staying at Windsor. Yesterday the
Prince Consort, accompanied by Colonel Phipps, left
the Castle for the purpose of proceeding by rail to
Southend, to be present at some experiments with
improved guns. His Royal Highness was accom-
panied by the Duke of Cambridge, and some other
general officers, and reached Southend about ten
o'clock.
HER MAJESTY held a Privy Council at Windsor
Castle on Saturday afternoon. Present—His Royal
Highness the Prince Consort, the Marquis of Salis-
bury, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Hardwicke,
the Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole,
the Right Hon. Major• General Peel, the Right Hon.
Sir John Pakington, Lord John Manners, the Mar-
quis of Exeter, and Earl Delawarr. At the Council,
Parliament was ordered to be further prorogued from
'Thursday, the 18th of November, until Thursday,
the 13th of January. The six Crown members of
the Medical College were appointed. Colonel Tache,
from Canada, was presented to the Queen at an
audience, and received from her Majesty the honour
of knighthood.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES
left on Wednesday to pay a visit, as it is stated, to
his august sister, her Royal Highness the Princess
Frederick William of Prussia, at the Court of Berlin,
and, previous to hiu departure, honoured Mr. Mayall,
the photographer, with a sitting for a full length
photographic portrait in his colonel's uniform.
PRINCE ALFRED'S ARRIVAL AT LISBON, according
to a private letter, caused considerable sensation :
Although her Majesty did, I believe, at first express
her wish that no reception should take place, and
that the Prince should be in no wise distinguished
from the other officers of the ship, she, it is said,
, yielded to the instance of the King of Portugal, who
was determined to make a return at the first oppor-
tunity for the manner in which be had been received
at the English Court. A royal barge was sent along-
side the Euryalus, and everybody was astonished at
the alacrity with which the sailor prince bowled down
the ladder and got into the barge. When the barge
reached the arsenal, where a regiment of the line
was drawn up as a guard of honour, the Duke de
Terceira, with several other Portuguese noblemen,
the British Ambassador, the other members of the
legation, Mr. Smith, H.M. Consul, all en grande
tenue, waited to receive him. The Prince demeaned
himself like a little gentleman as he is, but looked
about as if rather bothered and frightened with all
the display and formality. He soon, however,
ensconced himself in the royal coach sent for his
reception, and was rapidly whirled away towards
Necessidades behind six spanking greys. A large
crowd was assembled at the gates of the arsenal,
where I saw the British Minister, Mr. Smith, our
consul, and Major Cowell, respectively pointeu out to
inquiring Portuguese bystanders as Prince Alfred of
England, probably on account cf the imposing effect
of their uniforms. The sailors of the Earya/zia have an
anecdote amongst them to the effect that two of the
midshipmen during the voyage blackened Prince
• Alfred's face while he was asleep in his berth, in that