INDIAN TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 56, 24 July 1862, Page 6 (Supplement)

INDIAN TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(tILEOOGII OEEVILLE AND HIED, SYDNEY.) Gallo, 19th May, 1862. Sir Earle Frero lias assumed the government of Bombay. Sir George Clerk left for England on the 24th April. Mr. Beadon has been installed Lieutenant-Go-verdor of Bengal. Mr. W. Grey has been appointed a member of the Viceroy’s Council. Mr. E. C. Bayley has succeeded Mr. Grey as Secretary to the Government. The Cossyah rebels have surrendered to General Showers. Farrah taken by the Persians, who were said to be pushing on to Candahah. The Dost left Cabul on the 17th April, at the head of a largo force. Further complications have arisen in Central India, caused by the death of the King of Kokan. TJie succession has been offered to Jvhudayar Khan, its former ruler. ' Calcutta, 17th May. Persian affairs are less threatening. Movements on both sides are hindered by the late famines. Dost Mahomed was at Gunzee on the sth instant. ■ Overtures by Heratees reported, buthio present probability of British intervention. The last centres were yesterday successfully removed from the Great Railway of River of Lockio. Mr. Laing leaves Calcutta on the 21st May. The libel case of Macarthur versus Sir John Peter Grant, for publication, by his authority, of matters in Indigo Section, terminated. Verdict, for plaintiff. Damages one rupee. financial minute abolishes distinction between covenant and other officers, and throws department open.