The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-03 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

A letter from SL Petersburg says :—" The &mien
government hes it in contemplation to re-establish a
metallic carnally throughout the empire. Sixty
millions of paper money have been already called in
and eanoelled, but It appears that a complete reform
is to take place. The capital necessary for this new
operation is estimated at 100 millions of roubles, I
three-fourths of which, it is said, will be furnished
by a direct loan. The remainder is to be eompleted
from the depots of the precious metals in the
fartresses of St. Peter and St. Paul."

SEHAMYL AND THE RUSSIANS IN

ST. PIITIRBBU44), &MUT 24.

GOMeal Eel Wrong ansmintlin the left wing
of the Resin way at ea Ciasans, la his Ist report
neatine smug aids with the Insantalames &Wag the
moth at Jalg. TM most amildhaniii was sets which
seaamod oa July 20, is., the image of Tennis, hilliesa
the eons earnasied by Cohost Degiewol4 sad aanweas
brads of Cirriesiana. The Itassian Weeps wore is a dutch
surtsadid by wooded heights, la alibis the enemy no
lytag 1w sallueb. NotwithitemEng the difficulty of this
psalm, tbe Rumbas kind their way Omagh the thick
wool, sad spehed ewers( desperate charge. muds by the
saaataisiers. The &Ng Loki all day. The los
oa the Sumba side was one span end lbw
area killed, red thirty-tire era 1/1111aisd. It ap-
pears from this report that when ashisyt lessed that
Vinod& was occupied by the Rants troops he at ewe awes
tab the asighbourhood with 140 of his iris* and he seat
eiders is all the sobs of the blab to Stag `their enalia-
mit. While welling lie thee reininsonsais he ocsmaed
spat& isseitlag, sad node the pi* who etterled It mar
lalalky. He eadeaveared to penes& thee. that the NM-
MSS ef the Reinians ia the Chaos esnatry wae an tosses;
be sabered the pegulations to give haute owe NNW to the
Ramkam sad exprersil hi. wallognme that they skald
Mitswerile *MS the foram, of we. wheatsr might be the
room. His upped was miry gust* respeaded to, sad, la
roseqnsass, his ormy now worts to nine thiamine!
miss Ilehmayrs two sose—lbat-Megass and Oahe&
Mehress•—ea wen as most ef the sails or oldie/
of tribes, are at this mesist with their lsedie,
who cosegdoe a anon relreachel peaks to the epee
resod see Wanda, sad than sob frets Wool Is
issuers itelsea. Geasrel Ilindoffintst maassie Ai It eirs
tamosuble fir lam to preseit the esaity, with tb namerose
fors, Ikea batlfyiag !Wadi la lib omens,. His lest
saziety was to moos ecannadisiba with kb rem li
. .

ometkoloot bops to he We lo Most Illshotoil mod spot
lira teem Ids pukka. WI my Surdne art* loom to
Mar of a swim testis Wyss dr I. Gray sad Wu
Us osasad Cirssadeas, cossissadoi by their most valiant
ohs& ,

L, SEPTEMBER

ISDIA.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

We ban reoei•ed by the Overland Erma, in
anticipation of the Bombay Mail, our letters and
papers from Bombay, dated the 4th of August.
The following is the summary of the Bombay
Times :

The rebel fugitives of Gwalior, after plundering
Took, entered the Boondee territority, closely fol-
lowed by Colonel Holmes's brigade. General
Roberta, with the force from Nueseerabad, wu still
at Took on the 19th July.
Behar I. in a mon tranquil state than formerly,
but the rebels occupied Shahabad in great force, and
ravaged the province with impunity. Captain
Rattray, however, had succeeded in killing several
of the rebel leaders, who had made themselves con-
spicuous by their attacks upon the villages. On the
6th July he defeated Judder Bing's force at Russia,
killing a great number.

Sir Hope Grant left Lucknow on the 21st Jrly,
with a strong force, to relieve Mann Sing, and oc-
cupy FysabatL
A small body of troops from Allaliabad, under Col.
Berkley, which had moved across the Ganges, had
succeeded in capturing several of the enemy's strong-
holds. A fort near Sargon, occupied by 700 rebels,
was carried, and all the garrison put to the sword.
Sir Hagh Rose hes resumed command of the
Popo& division, and was on the 3rd August sumptu-
ously entertained by the Byculla Club. The gallant
general appears in excellent health and spirits.

The Governor-General is still at Allahabad, but it
is said contemplates a visit to Lucknow. An act had
been passed in the Legislative Council, extending
the period of the Governor-General's absence in the
North-West Provinces for six months longer. Lady
Canning had left Calcutta to join her husband at
Allahabad.

Lord Harris, Governor of Mane, arrived at the
Nebilberries on the 16th July. Sir Patrick Grant
still remained at Gotacamund.

Lord It Iphinstone and Sir Henry Somerset are
both at Poona, where they will stay till the end of
the monsoon.

The forgery of the Oude amnesty affords • fair
indication of the lengths to which the party opposed
to Lord Canning in this country, is prepared to
carry its hostility. The pseudo-proclamation ap-
peared first in the columns of the Bombay Gazette,
and was so perfect an imitation of Lord Canning's
former manifesto that his friends and enemies alike
supposed it genuine. We seem to hare stood all
but alone in believing it spurious, when the follow-
ing letter from the Secretary to the Government of
India, was received by the Calcutta press, and set
the wale at rest :