The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-28 00:00:00

C AWNPORE DISTRICT.

A party of 1,000 men, with four guns,
supposed ta be froar_Humeerpore,..reached Asung,.
on the Grand Trunk Road, between Luilutpore
and Cawnpore on the 29th of May. The road is
fairly closed. . Some thousand rebels, horse
and foot, with eight guns in three divisions, crossed
from the Rumeepore side of the Jumna to the
Shorapore Ghat, on the Ganges, the last division
crossed on the 29th May, they are proceeding to
Oude. Midd.leton's columns arrived at Mohar, oppo-
site ti e Shorapore Ghat cn the 30th. Brigadier Oar-
thew with small force had marched for the sarnepoint
on the 29th May. Brigadier Sir Edward Lugard
defeated the rebels near Jugdeapore on the 26th
a great number. Our force
of May, killiur
by the latest accounts, was still in pursuit.
Calpee was entirely In our possession, both town
and fort, on the evening of the 23d of May.
;i.Or- Cr:71.177 7`l7(r.vrier. ^n 1 offer
rnurii-
tions were found in the fort. A flying column
which was sent iu pursuit of the rebel., quickly
came up with them, killing a great number, and
cap-tared eigi tof their guns. One portion of the
rebels succeeded in crowing the Jumna, but apptar
to have been atm:Area and dispersed by the
zmninda,rs of Russulobad. Another and larger
body escaped towards GwaEor by Jaloun,
and were about 24 miles from Gwalior on the
29th May. His Highne,:s Scindia has despatched
two regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and 18
guns to the Molar cautonment for the purpose of
opposing the rebels ; he will command the force
biaaelf. A small fore?, with 12 guns, remain for
the protection of G-walior.

SAudia, anxious for the speedy advance of the
British troops on 1143 iron d(r. Thu column under

Drigali:r smith rceaptund Cliundaree from the
Booudelah7., on the 25th May, after effectullly de-
mc,lisbing the works of this stronghold, the column
gill adra•!ce towards Esaghur.
Bombay Castle, June 4, 1858.
if D. ANDERSON, Sec. to Governmen'.
Just received per steamer Taurus.

VINCENT a. MONTANARO.

Malta, June 26.

The following dtspatcn hai been received horn

Trieste

HONG KONG, MAY 5.

The greatest part of the allied naval forces has
proceeded to the Peiho River. However, the
foreign envoys have not yet made any progress.
Apprehensions of an outbreak and attack have
continued in Canton, and a greater part of the
population leaves the city.
Exchange : Bank bids, London, six months,
4s. Bd. ls. 2d.

The natives of Delhi are beginning to get insolent
again. They say Bare illy will neverbu taken, and that
the sepoys will so:Ai retake Delhi—many denying
the capture of Lucknow, They assert that we have
been defeated. Of the moreratnis of Nana nothing
appea►s to be known. It is however clear that emis-
saries are everywhere hard at work in trying to per-
pce2!e to ri, e
• Banda has been reoccupied by our troops.
Money Market—Company's rupees, 5 per cent.,
9 to 91.

AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S.

MARSEILLES, Jusz 26.

Marshal Bandon, in a speech, on the anniversary
of the taking of Algiers, stated that the conquest of
Kabylim would be immediately followed up by the-'
formation of a system of railways throughout the
colony.

MADRID, JuNn 26.

The periodical press is ♦ery violent in its con-
demnation of the calumnies of the English against
Spain in reference to the trestles on the subject of
the slave trade.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY:

The 3loniteur contains in extenso a translation
of the speech of the Earl of Malmesbury On the
affair of the Regina Cceli, on Thursday last.
Marshal Randon embarked on Saturday on board
the Tangier, from Algiers for France.
The dividend of the Bank of France for the first
half year of 1858 is fixed at G6f. per share. The
dividend for the last half of the year 1857 was 87f.,
so that the aboVe dividend is 21f. less. This is
owing to the depressed state of comnieioial affairs
during the last six mouths.
BOURSE, June 26.—The following were the closing
quotations
per Cents 9l 10
Do. end month —
3 per Cent. ..... 68 25
Do. end month 6B 30
Bank Shares 3010

Credit Foncier
Belgian 4;1 - 9Si
Piedmontese (5) lra
I Roman 9l
lAustrian - 93J

Credit Mobilier 635
Do. Account 635

iSpsuish Threes
Home Debt 3Bl

- - -
RAILWAY a. FOR CASH.
Orleans -
Northern
New Ditto 762:, astern
Lyon and Atediteran.. 7714 Grand Central -
New Ditto ... Sardinian
Geneva

SARDINIA.
TURIN, JUNE 25.
Signor Buffs, one of the most distinguished
members of the Centre of the Chamber, was seized
tha evening before last, when returning home frog;
his parlianieni aly duties, with a sort of apoplectio
fit, followed by partial paralysis. Copious bleeding
has in some degree restored hire, but not sufdeientil
so to remove the anxiety of his friends.
The intrance of the Cagliari into the port
Genoa was unattended by any demonstration on w.,.;
part of the p ipulation. She had been expected
night befoie, and, not having come, the hour of 116
arrival remained uncertain, and very few vrel
Britannic
when she came in. Mr. Barbar,
Majesty's Acting Consul at-Naples, why
*Rime with her, has had an audience of Coup
Ca.vour, !And. leaves Turin to-morrow to return tv,,
Lis post.
There was a serious disturbance 1 st night in
Ciutms, the gang of galley slaves, at Genoa. /:0
have nut yet go full details, but it appears that '4
attempt, on a large scale, was made to break out "a
the place where those convicts, condemned to h°o
lab,;ur, are confined. To repress it the guardil4,l34
were compelled to use their arms, and three gelie'
laves were killed and a dozen wounded. • d
The Genoa Gazette announces that the Cagil,sor
arrived in the port of Genoa on the 23d, unov4
the command of Captain Darien. Dr. Smith an
Mr. Barbar, the British consul at Naples, were °of
board, the latter having come fur the puepose.A
con-igning her to the Sardinian author Lies,
he did immediately on his arrival. On the follo,„"
i,ig day the Cagliari was delivered up to AleP.t,
Rubattino and Co., the °liners. The CorrLi
Mercantile states that the vessel was commeni
by C.iptain Sitzia (who had been arrested
the Neapolitan authorities), and not by Cao!„,f
Darren, Both the former and the 17 men folio'?
the crew were in good health. A great ',umbel
boats surrounded the steamer on her arrival, eilLt
soon.as permission was given to get on board, e
decks wei e crowded with the relatives of the 1
and other visitors.

AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna in the Swabian, Mere.; de;
says :—" The definitive examination of the
of receipts and expAises for 1857 is concluded ; ble
it is found that the results are not so favour! Do
as v.-as expected. The deficit, it appears, will a$
40 millions of florins, iu place of 20 tnillionsey
first calculated on. The Government is actihtidll
engaged in completing a law on colonisation
will be more particularly applicable to Gagnira
Hungary, the Bukowina, and other parts 0140
territory where capital and hands are 1011'0
for agricultural pursuits. The following ared tio
general principles on which this measure all
.pcl
based :—The State will not colonise dirtied'', "op'
will not even take on itself the direction of
nisation, but it will exercise a rigorous 00"01
lance over all the operations by means cf sPeid
commissioners. It will not give any prennill
money nor execute any works, but will gran too
exemption from taxes duritig a certain time, 00
the children of the colonists will be exempt fro
part of the military service."

SWITZERLAND. ;PI
The Bund of Berne, in an article entitled
weights and two measures," reproaches the Fe, ;:e- 0
Council with_having
.accorded an 'undue 'Pr tlie
"file appeal of the Grand Cot-it-Ica of Geneva 1400
Federal Assembly about sending the refugee° fot
the interior of the country, and concludes ° coP
lows When Uri would not give up the protSool
of the Sonderbund, it was threatened with fle
bayonets ; when Ticino ill discharged 00;
duties of Swiss neutrality, battalions viereol7o7
to it ; when lately Vaud endeavoured t° her"
Federal decrees Federal Commissioners aiorr
sent there, who superseded the local ati, io.i
ties ; and yet, in preset.es of the much 11°i-
ioil
proper resistance of Gtnev,), the Federal vie
gives up its arais ! This is having two weigh
two measures, and it w.ll ceate had blood. of
The ordinary session of the Federal Assel3boo;
to open at Berne on the sth July. The two 011
hers will for the first tithe occupy the two fia°
prepared for them in the new Federal palace'

The Pieolmontese Gazette publishes the 1090eVa
conspiracies and writings excusing political p~ro
nation. The King of Sardinia, slgntd is a
ori the 20th.

, to
,
Omer Paella is to be recalled 1 ora 135g.d0.
take the con Inand of all the Tnikish furce tO'
Ina, the it e: zqwwina, and Albania. .1:„- 'oat-
ve.i y z xtende,l powers, and be supported
reinforcements.

tti be,
It has been intimated that Metr s ROEN 01)•
,if
and Co., who tatted as Canadiau tuserc.hauts •'inji
last, and who agreed to discharge their
four
half-yearly Instalment-, commencing op
Their
month, will not be able to fulfil that euilkoeboo:
Mir balance-sheet at the time of stoppigef'tbe.sl,6'
surplus of 57,`2001., but it now appears 101.1, 619 n.
counts received from Canada that there will be r Prdl-
ciency of 55,607/. The firm, therefore, no icirlae,§
pose to pity their debts in tell, but desire to l'ifer,,-131t1.
position which will be submitted to a u3eating of ~en' 0019`'d
on Tuesday. Their total liab litios are about 4vsir,.'ll,oo'',
LyvEt,Poon, June 26.—Tne Royal Mali
Attica klalltd hence to-day fur New Yolk 1",1ne6"--f,"
cargo, the mails, and 102 passengers. On
the screw steamer Ndrth Atnericin will take he' otley
Lure fer Quebt.c aid Mentital with the Cana"lp