The Sun.
London, England, 1858-12-15 00:00:00

BENGAL.

Nothing particular has occurred :during the last
fortnight. The rebels, it is expected, will try to
break away, and make in the direction of Mirza-
pore. A mutiny is said to have occnrred in the
rebel camp. Umurm Singh is reported to have fled,
and Durkishen Singh to have been killed.
G. F. EDMONSTONE, Secretary to the
Government of India, with the Governor-General.

SUPPLEMENT TO MR. SECRETARY EDMONSTONE'S
MESSAGE DATED THE 16TH OF NOVEMBER.
CENTRAL INDIA.

The rebel force under Tantia Topee remained in
the Sindwara districts of the"Nagpore province for
four or five days. On the Bth of November they
passed twenty-five miles south-east of Baitool, And
continued their course, via Sautnair and Neil
Ghaut towards Bahampoor. On the 14th they
crossed the Taptee River, and proceeded in the
direction of Manirod and Dhar to the Nerbudda•
They reached Aebarpoor, on the south bank of the
Nerbudda, on the 21st. All the forts on the north
bank of this river are guarded. The British force
are in close pursuit. Troops have been concert'
trated at Sindwa and Chupra to prevent the enemy
entering Candeish.

The Banda Nawab has left the rebel camp, and
is on his way to Major-General Michel.
Adil Mahomed and his party have separated
from Tantia Topee, and are now with Maim Singh
near Seronge, pursued by the columns under BrIP
gadiers Lockhart and Smith.

Mann Singh was surprised on the 14th at Komi'
dige by Brigadier Smith, and defeated with a loos
of 600 men.

SAWUNT WARREE.

The rebel leaders Baba and Dunmunt Dessaees
have surrendered to the Goa government. The
Bombay Presidency is quiet.

Intelligence just received from the magistrate Of
Candeish that Tantia Topee had left Kurgaon yes-
terday morning, and taken the road to Chuprs'
via the Dowlabaree Pass. This place is guarded
by 1,200 men of all arms. The Poonah Horse
and Horse Artillery will be at Chupra to-morrovr•
Captain Abbott will be there this day with the two
regiments of Beatson's Horse. The Bheel chiefs
are harassing Tantia Topee's flank. The feelings
of the population of Candeish are excellent.

IL L. ANDERSON, Secretary to Government•
Bombay Castle, Nov. 25.

Malta, Dec. 14, 5.30 p.m.

V. MONTANARO•

MALTA, DEC. 14.
The Malta, with the Bombay mail, sailed for
Southampton at two p.m. this day.
The Vectis left for Marseilles at 9 p.m.
The Ceylon, with the outward Calcutta mail'
arrived at one a.m. this day.
Bombay advices to Nov. 25 report imports sue"
proved and prices of most descriptions higher'
Money scarcer. Freights firmer. Exchange, 2°'
Old. to 2s. id.

The following Telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's Office, Dec. 14, from Marseilles.
TANGIERS, Dec. 7•
Prince Alfred has disembarked here and. ine
with a distinguished reception.
He leaves to-day for Gibraltar.
The Emperor of Morocco has sent splendid Pre-
sents to the Consulate and td London.

ROME, DEC. ii.
Some uneasiness is felt here on account of the
surveillance kept up by the police. Two persollo,
formerly officers of General Garibaldi's army, 113 v
been arrested.

The official Giornale di _Roma praises France
and Spain for their expedition to Cochin China'

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