The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

Nothing is yet positively known with respect to
the Ilew Conservative Ministry. At the clubs it is
stated that Sir James Graham was offered a promi-
nent post by Lord Derby, Liut the right hon. baronet
declined accepting it in the most positive terms.
Lord Malmesbury has arrived in London.
The rumoured Coalition Ministry, under the
premiership
of Lord John Russell, is generally die-
believed.

At three o'clock this afternoon a meeting of the
followers of the Earl of Derby is to be held at his
lordship's residence in St. James's-square. Until
this meeting terminates nothing can be known with
certainty as to the intentions of the noble earl.

REMOVAL OF THE COURT TO THE ISLE
OF WIGHT DEFFRREP.

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(FRo3r OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, FEB, 20.

The plate van, and a considerable quantity of luggage,
stores, &c., arrived by the steamers this afternoon for
Osborne, and the different purveyors were busily em-
ployed conveyitar!, to the P:tlace the articles for which
tij- had leobiyed oilers;
this evening, threw a damp on all, as it announced that
none of the articles ordered would in required, as the
Royal Family had put off their intended visit."

ITEST NEWS.

INDIA AND CHINA.

MALTA, FEB. 20, MIDNIORT.

Her Majesty's ship Urgent has just arrived at
Alexandria, bringing a telegram from Suez of
political intelligence received there ou the 16th by
the Bengal, with the Calcutta and China mails, of
which the following is the substance :
Sir Colin Campbell was waiting at Cawnpore
for a heavy siege train from Agra, on the arrival
of which he would move with his whole force, in
concert with Jung Bahadoor, on Oude.
The ex-King of Delhi suffers from fever.
Canton was taken on the 29th of December.

Commissioner Yeh was captured on the sth of
January ; also the Tartar General.

Ych was taken in the dress of a Coolie. lie
was sent on board the Inflexible on the Bth.

ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 10.

The Oriental arrived at Suez on the 13th,
bringing intelligence from Bombay to the 28th of
January.

The news from the Commander-in-Chief's camp
is to the 14th.

Sir Colin remains in the Doab till joined by a
siege train from Agra.
Brigadier Walpole crossed the Ganges opposite
Cawnpore, on the 14th, to march upon Bareilly.
The Rajah of Bulubghur has been hanged at
Delhi.

The trial of the Nawab of Gurucknugger had
commenced, that of the King is still postponed.
The Military Governor of Delhi gave over
charge of the city to the civil authorities on the
10th.

On the 18th a mutiny took place among the
gunners of the Nagporo Artillery at Saeopore.
The infantry behaved well, and arrested the muti-

neers.
Captain Osborne, with the Rewah troops, has
taken the town and fort of Meghir.
Sir Hugh Rose was to move from Sehore on
Saugor about the 15th.
In Candeish an unsuccessful skirmish has taken
place with a party of Bheels.
Lieut. Stewart, of the Hyderabad Contingent,
was killed.
The Legislative Council has extended to Bom-
bay an act which justifies the detention of the pri-
soners sought to be released by habeas corpus.
Exchange on London, 2s. lid.
All the 92d Highlanders left yesterday for
Suez, whence they proceed to Bombay, by the
Oriental.

MALTA, FEB. 21, 1 A.M.
The Australian outward mails have not yet
arrived. Strong headwinds prevail.
The Pera arrived from Southampton on the
15th, and left for Alexandria on tho same after-
noon, with detachment for India.
No local news.

The following telegram has also been received
via Corfu :

ALEXANDRIA, FEz. 18.

The Calcutta and China mails leave to-day with
intelligence from Calcutta to the 25th January ;
Madras, 29th ; Canton, 14th ; and Hongkong,
15th.

The news from the Commauder-in-Chief s camp
is to the 15th, when he had crossed the river and
was moving towards Bareilly.
The Coolies (Y) had risen in great number. The
Commissioner, with a party of Sikhs, had been
obliged to retreat before them.

Reinforcements have been sent from Midna•

pore.

There is a report that the great Oude Zemin.
dars have offered to surrender on •condition o.

immunity.
The Calcutta produce-market had continued to
improve.
The import market was firm.
The money market was easy.
Exchange, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 21d. on credit.