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

SATURDAY EVENING,.

VCEST NEWS.

INDIA.

ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 8.

The Victoria, with the Australian mails, reached
Suez on the 6th inst. She brings specie valued
at 113,7251., and 123 passengers. Her dates are—
Sydney, April llth; Melbourne, 16th ; Galle,
May 10th and 27th.

Bombay mails have also arrived, with intelli-
gence to the 19th of May.

The lateit date 3 from Bareilly are to May 8.

Brigadier Jones entered the town on the 6th.
The Commander-in-Chief occupied the canton-
ments the same day, having defeated the rebels at
the Nutteeza-bridge on the sth.

On tho 7th the whole of the city was in our
hands.

On the Bth Jones's column was despatched to
expel rebels from Shabjehanpore.
The enemy had reoccupied the town after the
Chief's departure, forcing the garrison, which con-
sisted of six companies of the 82d, to take to the
gaol. Khan Bahadoor and the Nana had escaped.
Feroze Shah was said to have fallen.
Our loss was very small.

The reported death of General Penny is con-
firmed. His column joined the Commander-in-
Chief during his advance upon Bareilly. The
General himself fell on the 4th of May by grape-
shot from guns on the road. The guns were taken
by a charge of Carabineers.
Sir Edward Lugard moved from Arrah to attack
Jugdespore on the Bth.
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 one wounded.

Trade at Bombay was dull. The money-market
easier. Freights had decreased. At Melbourne
the import trade was dull. Gold, 31. 13s. 6d. 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 Liver-
pool with 93,732 ounces.
Money abundant. Exchange on England for
60 days' sight, 1 per cent. Tallow in steady de-
mand for shipments ; mixed, 401. per ton. Wool
(greasy), 9d. to ls. per lb..

MALTA, JUNE 11.

The Colombo arrived from Alexandria, and left
for Southampton at 8 o'clock, and at the same time
the Panther, for Marseilles, with the Calcutta mail
to the 14th of May.
All the specie but 43 boxes had been saved from
the wreck of the Ava at Ceylon. James Swan and
Co. have failed there. Their liabilities are 35,0001.,
assets 22,0001. The prospects of the coffee crop
are good.

Lord Lyons, in the Royal Albert, with the
Conqueror, Princess Royal, and Centurion, left
Malta on the 10th for a three days' cruise to exer-
cise at the great guns. The Wanderer, from Gib-
raltar, and the Sport had arrived there ; off the
harbour were the Renown and the Racoon.

The Cambria has just arrived from Alexandria.

The folio wing telegram from Acting-Consul-
General GYeen was received, via Malta, at the
Foreign-office, on Juno 11th, at 9.45 p.m. :
AI:JEXANDRIA, JUNE 8.

Tho steamer Bombay, with Bombay dates to
the 19th of May, arrived at Suez on the 6th inst.
Bareilly was occupied by the Norkes, under the
Ceinreaneler-in-Chief, on the 7th of May. Very
little resistance was offered, the garrison having
dispersed ion our approach.

During the advance on Bareilly General* was

A detaament of 600 of her Majesty's 2d Regi-
ment, left to garrison Sbahjehanpore, was sur-
rounded by 8,000 of the enemy, with 15 guns, but
no fear wan entertained of their safety, as General
Jones hal left Baroilly on the Bth of May, and
would he ?Able to relieve them on the 11th.

Robileund is now entirely in our hands, and
amnesty has been published and tranquillity is
being restored.

Oude is also becoming quiet, and the land.
holders al e tendering their submission.

Sir Hope Grant, with a strong force, guards
the read. between Cawnpore and Lucknow. Sir
Hugh nose advanced on Komos on the 7th of May,
and completely defeated the enemy, killing 700
and capturing seven guns. He was within 14 miles
of Calpoe on the 14th of May, and it was expected
that Ca/Tee would be attacked on the 16th.
A village in Central India was stormed after an
obstinatle resistance by a detachment from General
Rose's Come, under Colonel Gall, on the Ist of
May, the whole adult male inhabitants being put
to the sword. liooer Singh has died of his wounds.
Sir Edward Lugard crossed the Ganges on the
2d of May, relieved Arrab, and was to attack Jug-
deeper° on the 11th.
General Whitlock continued at Banda on the Bth
of May, awaiting the infantry of his force, which
he had out-marched ;t on their arrival he was to
leave for Calpee. The disarming proceeds quietly
in Western India.
BeraAlin is in a disturbed state.

This ;intelligence goes forward to Malta by the
Cambria, with the Australian mails, which reached
Suez, Jilt the Victoria, on the 6th inst. Greek
telegra!n arrived from Alexandria by the Cambria.
LYONS.

3:altßzpltition of this poritioß of despatch requested from
j Ont-ina.rched.

ENVI-LAND AND NAPLES.—THE
CAGLIARA AFFAIR. •
The Naalx)litan Government, in answer to the
English ultimatum, has declared itself ready to pay
an indemnity of 3,0001. sterling, and to hand over
to England, the Cagliari and all the prisoners.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY.
tiaTrilete3 conferencesal on the Principalities met again
thought they will
yesterday, pursuant to notice. The Plenipoten-
going
noto be
n slowly
able enough,to bribring
matters to a
and it is
close for mine time to come. When a desire exists
to start obi,ections, of course it is easy to find them.
An additional cause of delay will probably be the
visit of the Emperor to Chalons, Plombieres, &c.
As for the Moldo-Wallachians they would probably
acquiesce in any arrangement that may be adopted
by the Plenipotentiaries. It is affirmed that the
principle of the non reunion of the Principalities
was adopted by the conference.
A notice) was sent round to the papers not to
publish or allude to the article in The Times of
yesterday on the French armaments, and of which
inlet matte u was received by telegraph from London.
It would. u!so appear that measures were taken to
prevont itN being known in the provinces. It is
apprehended,
and justly, that anything which
would lead to a supposition of estrangement from
England would produce a panic all over the
country.
13outts.-2, Juno 11. The following were the
closing quotations :-
41 per Cents ...... 93 50
Do. end
3 per Ceut. ..... 68 OH
Do.wn kend Shires.,
6305,1
_7l
Credit Mobilicr 595
Do. Account. .. 610 -
RAILWAYS.-
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 73'4
Lyon and Alediterau 745
New Ditto .. .
Geneva

Credit Foncier
Belgian 44
Piedmontese (5)
Rowan 9O
Austrian .... 93
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 39
-Fos CASII.

Midi
-•,
Western 575
Strasburg
Grand Central ....
Sardinian
Austrian