The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Noy. 12.
Ills Clasen and Prince Consort walked in the
Henke Park this rooming.
The Name Royal and the Primers Alice rude in tie

Lai Prows bad ea audience of bar Majesty to-day.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Trea-
sury, in Downing-street. The ministers present
were—Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the
Furl of Harrowby, Bir George Grey, the
Earl of Clarendon, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R.
Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Duke
of Argyll, and the Right Hon. M. I'. Barnes.

The soualsatka of SW& fir the ensuing year took plant
yaltarday Ohs marrow of St. Martin), ia the Coast of Ex-
chequer, halms the Lords of her Majesty's Moat des.
Privy Causcil. The refry Comacilkirs present were
Zeal ChanvOla, Lent President. Lord Cranworth, Lord
Chemeallor ; Lard Campbell, Lord Chief hubs* of England;
Sk A. Cockbma, Lord Chief Justice of the Coast of COM-
uss Pleas ; Sri Frederick Pollock, Lord Chief Baron of Use
Ezehagest ; Sir 0. Grey, Secretary of State Ow the Roma
Depertissal ; and the Eight Hon. M. T. Balsas, Chancellor
of ths Duchy of Lancaster. Elemeal of the lodges of the
COlll in of Queen's Basch, Common Pima, and the Exche-
quer', ware present; and Mr. C. Orwell* Clerk of the Privy
Connell, was fa attendance. •
Three gentlemen were nominated for all the counties o
England end Wales, moms Cornwall, Laacashire, and Mid-
dlesex.

Tinlanais of lennowne arrived in town on Wednes-
day eight Iron Howood Part
Derpseciseefvon the Governors of the Colonies on the Wan
Coast of Abe* won received yesterday at the Colo:Ja-
nina

EARLT MRIIIIIO or PARLIAMENT: It LI under- 11
stood that the government have resolved to call
parliament together at once, in order to settle the
questions mimed by the present monetary crisis. A
Council will be held next Monday, at which, pro-
bably, parliament will be summoned to meet at the
end of fourteen days.
Yesterday the Rev. Frederick Temple, Master of
Arts of Balliol College, and one of her Majesty's
inspectors of schools, was elected Head Master of
Rugby SchooL Mr. Temple is a double first-class
man. He wee formerly Principal of Kneller Hall,
and has more recently been before the public ea the
author of the new scheme of middle class examina-
tions lately adopted at Oxford.

The Coasters Cbreptowitch arrived at Chesham
Honer, lest miming, from Paris.
The Duke of Rutland arrived at Belvoir Castle
yesterday, from Willey Perk, Salop, where his Grace hie
been staying e• a Melt with Lord sad Lady Funeter, for
some days pest.
The Duchess of St. Albans is on a continental
tom, Gad will sot Mum to Ragland for sums reontlm.
The Duke of Leeds has arrived at the Clarendon
Hotel from Hamby Cast* Yorkshire.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has arrived in town
from Boned Perk.

The Earl and Countess of Morley and the
Counter Dowager of Morley are passing the ewer at
Briarlnn House Devoeshire.

The Earl of Liatowel arrived in town a few days
slams awn Atomic& Hia lordship has sinoe left (or Melton
Ifirebny.

Viscount snit Viscountess Ilard'nge and tie
ifitmettater Dowager Harding,' are paring the race at
Sisal Park, mar Parttatak

Viscount sad Viscountess Somerton are staying on
• visit with tha Viscoont and Vigra:Man Barrington, at
IWine Hansa, Barka.

The Viscount and Viscountess De Briment have
serteed at the Cleneadoti Hotel, from Pais.

Lady Marian Alford arrived in town a few days
dose tram Ael•ridgs Park war Berkluespassa, where her
ladyrelp Us boss snairtenlig company for moos time put.
lady Marisa will shortly leers England for Roos.
Lord and Lady Southampton have left the Claren-
dra Hold Oar Irbitikbwl Lodge, Northsznprearbirs.

,
Lady norm Lewis and Miss Lister are expected
k kin ea Waft ant, ha liarpOn, Herefordshlrio.

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Lod and Laiy Edward Howard are passing the
mow a!sriawait Rs 4 parbyibirt.

The H. giro iiiibiii are expected in town in
• kw days *eft a Wer of Celts.

Major-Oenend Benhnek has arrived at Claridge's
licasl, from the Costiaset.

TESTIMONIAL AND BANDER? TO LORD EDLRT.—
AT • prikalarry mitadag hiM loot sight at lb. Albite Hoek
Cleabpenermat,twast theginademcy of Mr. Hebert Ingram,arraareewair wee astarad into for carrying oat a
larlieosial to lord librey (Lad Robert Gramme), in the
shape of a pat& direr fo s hid alp, sad of a portrait of
tho weir lord to Lay Beery, as a Mammy of the high
Wilke MS lowltYp lead by Ida late cooatitatery
XiMats. • lisp =sabre of letters appraise of tho
walla mum Tied by es seeriery. Amapa Ile saort di.-
Mseeisbail rditarair wore Wei Porters, Lord J. Retell,
tie Ihreeia a Prealialterw. Lord Ebregtoa, M.P., Mr. H.
Ow las PR S. N, Baron, M.P., Ye Arch-
arm rais. Sir Walter &idiom Mr. C. S. Belie.,
M.P., Alders Moto, as..
A letter bee Ireskie states that the Gerak
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a ersaLl chars, ebbe het bera Grand to assaelt:olviti
Pavia, bad bra meals to ewe the bar id tie swab of Sto
littre
river. owing la ghts=asios.ties at mai bare. aceeraalsed
by the mat

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INDIAN MUTINIES.

FURTHER INTELLIGENCE
FROM LUCKNOW.
The following Telegram has been received at the
East India Rouse:

" CALCUTTA, °crops,. 8, 1967.

" General Outram telegraphs, on the 2nd instant,
that the insurgents are too strong to admit of with-
drawal from Lncknow. Sick and wounded women
and children number more than 1,000.

"After making disposition for safety of garrison,
General Ontram proposes to retire on Cawnpore.
Re adds that two addidonal brigades with power-
ful field artillery will be required to withdraw
with the garrison or reduce the city. Communica-
tion between Cawnpore and Lucknow still inter-
rupted.

"Latest news from Owalior to 26th September.
" Scindia had brought the mutineers of the °wi-
lier Contingent under hie control, by arraying
against them his own troops and 10,000 thakoors,
cutting off their supplies, &c.
" Division and dimension among the mutineers,
who were asked for aid by a Shabzadah from Delhi
on the one hand, and an emissary from the Nana on
the other.

" The mutineers of the Itamgurh battalion were
defeated at a place called Chuttrah, on the god inst.,
by a detachment of the 63rd Queen's, under Major
English, with loss of guns, forty-five carts of am-
munition, ; some forty4ve of our men killed
and wounded.

(Signed) "H. JOHNSON."
" Alexandria, Nov. 7, 1867.
" Trieste, Nov. 19, 8.10 a.m.
" RAVEN."

(PROM OUR OWN CORREE
()T SL'IYAIIN■ AND )11711111

THURSDAY.

General Havelock, with 2,500 men, crowed the
Ganges, from Cawnpore, on the 19th of Septcraber,
and relieved the Lucknow Residency on the 25th.
He stormed the enemy's batteries on the 26th, and
took a large part of the town. On the 29th Oeseral
Neill wu killed. 460 of our people were killed and
wounded.

Cawnpore on the 2nd of October was quiet.
The English troops are advancing rapidly.
Delhi her been quiet ice the occupation—
namely, from the 21st to the 27th of September.
In the assault on the 14th, 84 officers and 1,178
men, one-third of the storming force, was killed and
wounded.

A column of 2,000 men, despatched on the 23rd
down the west bank of the Jutana towards Allyghur
to MIN over to Agra, drove the enemy before them.
The King and Queen have been captured, and
are now prisoners. Three of the Princes have been
shot.

Up to the 27th all was well. Captain Romer, who
had been reported dead, was recovering.
The Madras troops defeated the mutineers of the
62nd, near Kamptee, and killed 130.
A slight tieing, which had taken place near
Naasuk, is supposed to have been suppressed.
Captain Henry had been killed in an attack on
400 rebels by the Ahmednuggur police.
The disturbances in Scinde had bees suppressed.
The Bombay Presidency was quiet. A Native
officer and Sepoy, convicted ;of treason, were blown
from guns at Bombay on the 15th October.
At Bombay, Government securities, Four per
Cents., 801; Fives, 91. Exchange, 2s. 11d. for
credits. Markets and interest same as last. Specie
shipped to a large amount for Calcutta.
Passengers' list, per Pottinger, from Bombay, for
Sues : Mr. Isaac Bunten, Rev. Kalman, Mrs. N.
Mecohee, and a Jewish lady, for Marseilles ;
Pym, for Southampton ; Mrs. Scott, faint, and Ber-
-1 rant ; Mrs. Hume, two children, and *anent ;
Woodcock, two children, and servant : Mrs. Neale,
two children ; Mrs. Walker, Lieutenant Phillips,
and Mrs. Morrison.

(INve the Ad.)

Nov. 13

The Vanguard brings intelligence from Bombay
to the 17th of October.

Predatory tribes of the Panjaub had men
trouble lately at Monitan and Lahore. It was *op-
pressed.
Lieutenant J. W. Henry had been killed in a rub
attack, with police, on insurgent Bbeele in Sas-
deish.

It was reported that Lucknow, which had been
relieved on the 25th of September, was again be-
sieged by Nana with 60,000 rebels.
For all descriptions of grey goods there was
active inquiry; in prints no change. Active inquity
for yarns, and considerable animation in the cotton
market. The best wool was scarce ; opium in active
demand. The money market was easy, but a
scarcity was expected. Exchange on London, 2,
13.4, 2, 2.

By the Vigilance, it is stated that the discovery
of an intention to mutiny by the native troops at
Bombay had caused a great sensation. Havildar
Syed Hossein and Sepoy Manful bad been blown
from guns.

Ontbe night of the 21st of September the
Queen's health had been drunk by the conquerors
in the palace at Delhi, the cheers being taken up by
Ohoorkaa.

Lient.-Colonel Burn wu Governor of Delhi.

Beside, General Neill, Major Cowper, of the Ar-
tillery, Capt. Pakenham, and Lieut. Webster Bate-
man, were killed at Lneknow.

All the city people found in Delhi were bayoneted
by our troops. Europeans were discovered there
fighting on the side of the rebels.

The Mader crop of indigo wu exceedingly fa-
♦onrable ; it was expected to reach 70,000 manacle,
and to fill up the deficiency in the Bengal crop.

AUSTRALIA.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 19.
The Vanguard reports that the Emu, with the
September mail, left Sydney as the 11th of Septem-
ber, Melbourne, the lith ; the Sound the 25th ;
Calle, the 9th of October ; and Aden, the 18th.
In the night of the 20th of October she 'truck ea
a coral reef in the Red Se►, got off erippiod, and was
rem Wow molar out end of Nab* to keep bee