The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-04 00:00:00

INDIA.

INDIA-OFFICE, APRIL 4.
The following telegram has been this day re-
ceived from India :

BOMBAY, MARCH 13.

The steamer from Suez, with overland mails of
the 18th of February, arrived yesterday. Items of
English news up to February 27 were at the same
time received by Red Sea Telegraph.
The following troops have sailed, or will sail, for
China :—Her Majesty's 31st Regiment, February
18th ; 3d Native Infantry, 20th ; 100 of the sth
Native Infantry, 20th.
The remainder of the sth Native Infantry and
No. 3 Battery Royal Artillery will sail in a few
days.

The Punjab Infantry are to sail from Kurrachee

to-day.

Six hundred horses and 600 mules will also be
despatched to China as early as possible.
Mr. Wilson explained in the Legislative Council
his scheme for a convertible paper currency for all
India 'on the 3d of March. Notes of from 5 to
1,000 rupees to be issued, to the aggregate value of
5,000,000 sterling. Gold standard condemned.

The ship Clifton Bell, from London, with sol-
diers' families, arrived at Kurrachee on the 6th of

March.

The steamer attached to Bourne's Indus Steam-
train foundered outside the bar of Kurrachee har-
bour. Endeavours are being made to raise her.
Obituary—The Rev. Mr. Steele, of the Free
Church Presbyterian Mission ; and Lieutenant B.
Christie, of the Bombay Artillery.

H. YOUNG,
Chief Secretary to the Government.

PARIS, APRIL 4.*

The Moniteur of this morning formally denies
the report that the effective of the infantry regi-
ments is about to be reduced by.two companies per

regiment.

The following despatch has been received at the
Spanish Embassy :

" MADRID, TUESDAY, 3 P.M.

" Gen. Ortega, Commander of the Balaric Isles,
embarked the troops under his command, and dis-
embarked them near Tortose. As soon as the
troops obtained knowledge of his project they re-
fused to follow him, and Gen. Ortega was obliged
to take to flight, pursued by his soldiers, who have
remained faithful to the Queen. Gen. Ortega is
still at large, but is being closely pursued. Per-
fect tranquillity prevail everywhere.
" Private advices say that Gen. Concha sent
troops against Gen. Ortega, and that other troops
were also despatched from all parts of Spain to
suppress the movement. The insurrection met
with little sympathy.
"Several loyal addresses have been for warded to
the Queen.

"The Bank of Barcelona has offered 40,000,000

;o the Government."

MADRID, APRIL 2.
The Correspondencia ,4 utografa asserts that those
persons who deny the existence of the insane pro-
jects contemplated by the revolutionary party will
very soon be undeceived.

TURIN, APRIL 3.
The protest of Austria against the annexation of
Central Italy to Piedmont has been delivered to
Count Cavour by the Count Brassier de St. Simon,
the Prussian Minister at Turin. Count Cavour has
announced to Count Brassier de St. Simon that the
answer of Sardinia will be forwarded through the
Prussian embassy at Vienna.

DRESDEN, APRIL 3.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany, who resides here,

has addressed a protest, dated March 24, to all the
courts of Europe against the annexation of his
states to Piedmont.

ROME, MARCH 30.
The Giornale di Roma publishes a letter of

General Goyon, declaring that several journals
have given a very inaccurate account of the pro-
ceedings of the 19th March. He says he cannot
admit, as has been pretended, that the French
officers brought about the release of the persons
arrested by the pontifical gendarmes. The general
also protests against this supposition, as incom-
patible with discipline, and concludes by saying
We are all conscious of our duty, and the object
of our mission is to assist the Pope to the best of

our power."
NAPLES MARCH 31 (vvIA MARSEILLES).
The rumours concerning an approaching Minis-
terial modification have ceased.
The propaganda in favour of annexation to Sar-
dinia is becoming more daring.
Copies of Mr, Elliot's despatches are widely dis-
tributed.
About thirty prisoners, among whom was Signor
Gatti, have passed through the street Toledo, and
have been transported to the island of Capri, to
which they are banished.
A Capuchin monk has been prosecuted at the
criminal court for his preaching, which had been
denounced as being of a seditious character.

VIENNA, APRIL 3.

The Oesterreichische Zeitung states from a re-
liable source that the Neapolitan army will not
enter the States of the Church.

it is asserted that the three northern courts have
agreed to occupy themselves with the demands of
Switzerland simply in the usual diplomatic way
because the Great Powers, by assembling in a Con-
gress to consider the claims of Switzerland, would
tacitly and implicitly recognise the legality of the
annexation of Savoy to France. Therefore, they
intend to abstain from taking part in a Congress or
Conference the object of which would be the settle-
ment of the question of the annexation.
The Budget will be published shortly.

PARIS, APRIL 3.
The Pagrie of this ovening publishes the follow-

ing :

" It is announced that a revolutionary movement
has taken place in Spain. General Ortega, with
3,000 men, has proclamed the Pretender, Don
Carlos, king. According to the latest advices the
revolutionists were concentrated in the town of
Tortote, near Val&ncia."

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 2.
Kiamel Bey will leave to-morrow for Galatz, to
receive the Duke of Brabant.