The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-01 00:00:00

MYHEE CATINTA.

The Thakoor of the petty State of Moon Betta
(?) has gone into rebellion, a fact which may cause
embarrassment in Goojerat while the important
measure of disarming the population is in progress.

KOLAPORE.
The brother of the Rajah has been arrested on
suspicion of conspiring against the British Govern-
ment, and is now on his way to Bombay.
SOUTHERN MAHRATTA COUNTRY.

The insurgent Dessayees, after committing many
outrages, have been driven into the Goa territory.
From the Bawnara districts a reward of 10,000
rupees has been offered for the apprehension of
each of the three Dessavees.

The following intelligence is of a subsequent date
to Mr. Secretary Edmondstone's message of
April 1 :

Bundlecund—Tantea Togee, while commanding

the force sent to relieve Jahnsi, is reported to have
been killed in a battle on April Ist. Calpee is filled
with rebels, fugitive?, and a great panic prevails.
Mahomed, now a principal adherent of the Nana,
has fled to the Maharajah of Gwalior for protection.

CAWNPORE.

A strong column proceeded from Cawnpore on

he 4th of April into Oude to attack Kurroh.

A detachment from Colonel Maxwell's force
made a demonstration at the Rumeerpol Ghat on
the 4th of April to draw out the enemy's strength.
It is believed they have only three guns.

FIITTYGHUR.
The rebels are c:•assing at the Bichumere Gha'

some way between Furrackabad and Shumshabad.
Kuhida Khan is reported to have joined them.
ROHILCUND.
The rebels who hal threatened Nynee Tal are re-
ported to have fallen back.
Bombay Castle, 9th April.
From H. L. ANDERSON, Secretary to

Governmenf,
V. G. MONTANARO,

Malta, 29th Apt il.

TURIN, APRIL 30.
In the debates yesterday on the Deforesta B

the new jury law was curled by a mljority of 100
against 42. The amendments of the Left were
negatived ; a modification of Article 3, relating to
the constitution of the jury, wag, however, ap-
proved.

FRANKFORT, FRIDAY.

The English, French, and Russian envoys have
requested the Diet to take the Danish propositions
into their most serious consideration, in order to
effect an amicable arrangement of the difficulties
and avoid a conflict.

BERLIN, FRIDAY.

Yestorday the marriage of the Princess of Hohen
zollern to the King of Portugal took place by
proxy. The bride will set out on the 2d of May,
and leave Ostend on the sth, for Southampton.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
(second edition) says :
" I believe I may inform you that the Govern-
ment of France will support Sardinia in her just
claims for the restoration of the Cagliari. The Era-
peror is ever true and loyal. Piedmont cannot con-
sent to allow a third Power to mediate, because it is
not the unlawful seizure of the vessel and confisca-
tion of the cargo which is the only question. Pied-
montese subjects have been unjustlyimprisoned and
treaed with cruelty, when the Neapolitan Govern-
ment knew they were innocent. National honour is
compromised. Sardinia has no immediate desire to go
to war, and no intention of inviting hostilities ; but
she will not continue friendly relations with Naples
unless indemnified for insult and injury. Such
being refused, Sardinia will find friends to support
her far too veighty for Ferdinand to rtsist. I beg
to add that it is utterly false, as stated by some
Austrian agents in Paris, that Sardinia is making
war preparations. The army and navy is just what
it was in every respect."