The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-06 00:00:00

THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND,

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"PUKERIMU, APRIL 5, 3 P.M.

" COL QUHOUN."

THE INSURRECTION IN ALGIERS,

PARIS, JUNE 6 (Morning).

centres of resistance.

FRANCE.

RA IL

'AYS.
Cash. Account,
873 75 875
995 995
868

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
New ditto
Southern
Western
Eastern . ...
Sardinian
Austrian
Lon.bard ..............
North of Spain
Saragossq
Ditto to Barcelona

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650 - :: -
500 - .. 505

461 25 50
367 50 .. 370 -
402 50 „ 405 .-
635 - 533 75
447 50 .. 445 -
575 - .. 530 -
257 50 -

LATES r FROM INDIA,

The Overland Express mail has brought letters
and papers from Bombay to the 14:h ult. inclusive.
The following is the summary of the Bombay
Gazette of that date :
Tao Secretary of Stats for India, in confirming
the arrangement for the removal of the Council with
the Governor-General from Calcutta to Simla, as
proposed by the late Lord Elgin, directs that the
Council must not be absent more than six months
at one time from the presidency town.
It is rumoured that the Viceroy has determined
apon sending a military force against the Bhootiss
to chastise them for the outrage they recently coma
mitted upon the mission under the Hon. Ashley
Eden.

Sir Hugh Rose has published a general order to
the army on the favourable results of the system
of regimental workshops established in 1861. The
system has been established in five regiments of
European cavalry and 32 battalions of European
infantry.
The Thull G'aaut Incline, another important
work of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway,
situated between Kassarah F.nd Egutpoora, on the
North-Eastern line, will be opened for public
traffic by the month of January next.
It has been asecrained that there is a great deal
of slave-dealing going on at Mey war, it having
been proved that one man alone had within a very
slant period sold no fewer than 53 young girls for
purposes of prostitution. A searching inquiry is
being made into thiti matter.
In censt queue of the frequent occurrence of fires
at Calcutta of late it has been determined to ors
ganise a fire brigade in that city on the London
model.

As a set-off to the unfounded charges of parsi-
mony and niggardliness which have been brought
against Sir John Lawrence by a portion of the
Calcutta Press, a list of his benefactions since he
assumed the effi2e of Viceroy and Governor- Gene-
ral has been published, which places the benevo-
lence of his disposition in its true light. From the
facts now stated it is clearly established that no
meritorious claim fur assistance has been sent in to
Government House without receiving ri most liberal
response; although it is quite true that for reasons
which his Excellency did nut hesitate to make
fully known at the time, he refused to patronise
the Calcutta Turk Club when requested to do so.
Mr. Edward I. Howard, the Director of Public
Instruction at Bombay, has filed an action of libel
against the proprietors of the Times of India, for a
series of scandalous and defamatory libels upon him
in his official character, which have recently been
published in that journal.
Mr. James Scott, of the Bengal Civil Service, has
been appointed to officiate as a judge of the High
Court at Calcutta.

The contract of the Great Indian Peninsular Rail.
way extension from Sholapore to Hyderabad in the
Deccan hes been let to Mr. Clawser, one of the
agents of Mrs. Solomon Tred well, who was engaged
on the construction of the Bhore Ghent Incline.
Sir Bartle Frere, accompanied by Lady Frere
and suite, left Bombay for Mahabuleshwur on the
2d inst., and will thence proceed to Poona early in
next month, where he will reside during the
ensuing rainy season.

The Bombay Legislative Council will assemble at
Poona, for the despatch of business about the middle
of July next.

The Bombay Government has called for a report
from the Judges of the High Court on the late
extraordinary proceedings of Mr. A. St. John
Richardson, the Judge of Abmednuggur, in the
matter of the persecution of his Brahmin
Sl2eristedar.

A special meetiEg of the Bombay Chamber of
Commerce Niai held on the 3d instant, to take Into
csmsideration the present unsatisfactory state of the
railway arrangements in relation to traffic require-
ments in this presidency, when it was determined
to address Government, through the chairman of
the Chamber, on the subject of the inefficient
working of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway,
which, in the opinion of the Chamber, calls for the
immediate and energetic influence and interposition
of Government.
A petition has been prepared in Bombay, which,
after being circulated for signature, will be for-
warded to the Local, the Supreme, and the Home
Governments, protesting against the present ag-
gressive attitude of the missionaries in India in the
matter of secular education.
A severe slacek of earthquake, which appeared to
come from the north• west, was felt at Ahmedabad,
and in other parts of Guzerat, on the 29th of April•
It is rumoured that the Government of India has
for some time past entertained the project of obtain-
ing a footing in Lhassa, for the purpose of facilitat.
ing communication with and through 'Tibet. The
Nepaulese Barber, however, strongly protest against
the measure.

Sir Hugh Rose is now on a hunting tour through
the snowy tracts of Cashmere. Ho was received
with great pomp and much apparent kindness by
the Maharajah on his arrival within his territory.
Sir Matthew R. Sausse, Kt., Chief Justice of
Bombay, proceeds to England on six months' leave
of absence on urgent private affairs by the mail
st)amer which leaves to-morrow morning. Sir
Joseph & rnold will officiate as Chief Justice during
Sir Matthew's absence.
There has been a battle between the rebellious
subjects and the troops of the Nawab of Bhawul-
pore, on the frontier of Scinde, in which the Nawab's
troops were defeated. A proclamation has been
issued warning all British subjects against joining
the insurgents.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The following telegram has been received from
her Majesty's Consul at Alexandria, dated 4th
of June, at the Foreign office, from General

" In making a reconnaissance of the Mangatantan
position, from the right bank of the Waikaso, this
morning, Lieut.-General Cameron found that the
rebels had just abandoned it, and retreated up the
right bank of the river. General Cameron sent a
detachment to occupy i:.

The Moniteur of this morning says A
portion of the tribes of Dzebel Amour have been
compelled to ask quarter of General Jueuf, which,
thanks to the humanity of our officers, was granted.

" A fresh defeat has been sustained by the insur-
gents of the province of Oram. French columns
are advancing from all sides against the principal

" The enemy will shortly be vigorously attacked."

notthsE, June 4.—The market has been firm,
hut without any improvement in prices. Threes,
for the Account, are unvaried at 67f. 10e. Mobilier
has slightly advanced, being now at 1,155 f. Rail-
Way Market also well maintained, but without
much doing. The market closed as follows :-
41 per Cents .. 93 40 Italian Loan 69 SO
1)o. end month.... Do. end mouth 7O 50
3 per Cents
Do. end month.... 67 10 New Mexican .... 59 25
Credit Mobilier.... 1141 25 Itussian
Do, end m0nth....1146 25 Austrian
Bank Shares 3355 Spanish Threes.„..
Credit .Poncier 1240 -- lorne Debt
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