The Press.
London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

SECOND EDI'T'ION•

SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

INDIA.

REVOLT OF THE NATIVE INDIAN ARMY.
MASSACRE OF ENGLISH AT DELHI.

The steamer America arrived at Trieste yesterday,
with dates to Bombay May 27, Calcutta May 18, and
Madras May 25, bringing serious and important
intelligence.
The mutiny in the Bengal army had spread in a
most Rimming manner.
At Meerut, the 11th and 20th Regiments of Na-
tive Infantry had united with the 3id Light Cavalry
in open revolt,
After some bloodshed, they had been dispersed by
European troops; but they bad fled to Delhi, where .
they were joined by the 38th, 54th, and 74th Native
Infantry.
Delhi was in possession of the mutineers, who had
massacred almost all the Europeans without regard
to age or sex, plundered the bank, and proclaimed
the son of the late Mogul Emperor as King.
Disturbances had also broken out at Ferozepore,
but had been suppressed.
The Rajah of Gwalior bad placed his troops at the
disposal of the British Government.
Government was taking active measures to sup-
press the revolt, and concentrating troops around
Delhi.
The 34th Native Infantry was disbanded on the
7th of June.
The Nizam of the Deccan died on the 19th of
June.

UNITED STATES.
The Ariel has arrived at Cowes, on her way to
Havre. She has brought the United States' mail for
England. She left New York on the 13th inst.
There is but little news by this arrival.
The California mail has arrived with nearly two
million dollars. Gold is still plentiful. No news of

importance.
Santa Anna, the ex•director of Mexico, is eng aged
in getting up another revolution. Advices from
Havannah to the Bth state that his arrival there was
daily rooked for.
The elections were coming on in Mexico. Comon-
fort was the principal candidate.
The Government of Mexico was making prepara-
tions for a war with Spain.
General Walker arrived at Washington
.on the
12th, and was quite lionised.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald says the State Department denies that any
new proposition has been made by England tou.:hing
Central America, as announced by Lord Clarendon
in the British Parliament.

The Indipendance Beige contains the following
paragraph
Our Paris correspondents have upon different occasions
spoken of an intended visit of the Emperor and Empress
of the French to Queen Victoria. According to informa-
tion which is transmitted us from London, but the au-
thenticity of which we by no means guarantee, the recent
visit of M. Fould to Windsor had partly for its object to
settle certain details relative to this journey. Their Im-
perial Majesties would, as we have said, repair to Osborne,
and then would proceed to visit the Manchester Exhibi-
tion. There would not be any official reception of them
in London on this occasion.

The news from Persia is that Prince Melikoff,
the Russian Envoy, had left Teheran on the 18th of
May. He had been received by the Shah with
marked attention and great honours.

A private letter from Vienna says, the Prince
Kaimakan in Moldavia had caused the electoral lists
to be closed on the 15th.

TIIE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL, intelli•
Bence from Berlin states, is fixed for the 18th of
January. Originally, the Prince's own birthday,
October 18, was selected, and subsequently that of
the Princess, Nov. 21, when she will have completed
her seventeenth year ; but at present, the 18th pf
January remains offs Tally appointed.