The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-02 00:00:00

L &TEST NEWS.

INDIA.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

The following telegram has been received from
Malta at the India-house :

" To SIR JAMES MELTILL, K.C.8., INDIA-HOUSE,

LONDON.

"The Commander-in-Chief was at Futtyghur
on January 24.

"Brigadier Walpole's column was near the Ram-
gumma, preparing to cross into Rohilcund. A
rebel force was on tho opposite bank of the river.

" By intelligence to January 22, Sir J. Outram
had been again assailed, and an attack by the whole
rebel force in Lucknow was daily expected.
" Reinforcements had been sent to Sir James
Outram.

" &augur was relieved by Sir Hugh Rose's force
on February 3.
"On the march to &Luger, Rakjhur was attacked
on January 26th, but the garrison evacuated the
place.
" The chief rebel leader in Central India, Ma-
hommed Faril, was, however, taken and hanged.
" On January 31st Sir Hugh Rose defeated the
insurgents at Banda. ,Our loss was slight, but
Captain Devill, of the Royal Engineers, was killed.
" The fort and town of A.vah were occupied on
January 24th, the greater part of the garrison
1
having caudpea in the night during a violent storu).
" Punjaub and Scinde all quiet.
" All quiet with the exception of Candish, in
which, however, no new excesses are reported.
"Proof has been obtained that Shorapoor
Rajah has been collecting troops for a rebellion.
"A Bombay force from Belgaum, and a Madras
force from Kurtool, are advancing to Koolea
with the Nizana's troops, for the reduction of the
Rajah.

"D. ANDERSON, Secretary to

Government.
" Bombay Castle, Feb. 9, 1858.

"Per steamer Euxine.
"from V. G. MONTNARO,
"Malta, March 1, 1858."

We (Times) have received the aubjoined telegram
from our Malta correspondent, dated March 1,

11p.m. :-

ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 26

" The Bombay mail leaves to-day with intelli-
gence from the Commander-in-Chief to the 28th of
January. He was still at Futtyghur, vaiting for
the siege train from Agra, which left that station
on the 22d.

"An attack from Calpee was expected at Fut-
tehpore. Troops from Allahabad and Cawnporo
were concentrated to oppose it.
" Sir James Outram had been reinforced at Alum-
bagh, and held his own.
"The Gheorkas have marched from Goruckpore
on Fyzabad, in Oude.
" The Fort of Ratghur was evacuated by the
enemy on the 26th.

" The Nawab Maboratned Favil Khan has been
banged ; and at Delhi the Dewah of Furruck-
nugger likewise.
" Awah was abandoned to the Rajpootana field
force during a storm on th• 24th.
" The trial of the King of Delhi was to commence
on the 2d of February.
" The Rajah of Shorapoor in the southern Mali-
ratta country, is about to be attmked from three
quarters.

" The rest of the 18th Royal Irish, besides the
71st Highlanders, have arrived at Bombay.
" The Habeas Yoripts case is at an end by the
arrival of an act from Calcutta justifying the

prisoners' detention.
" The Bombay money-market was much easier
"The Bank had reduced its rate of discount

3 per. cent.
" The import market was active.
c: Exchange, 2s. Old. for credit.
" The above news has just been received by the
Euxine from Alexandria, for which port the
Colombo left this afternoon. The Euxine leaves
for Marseilles at 4 to-morrow morning. Neither
the outward nor the homeward Australian mails
had reached Alexandria up to the afternoon of
the 26th.
" The Vectis, from Marseilles, has just arrived."

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur publishes the following in its
official columns :
" General Changarnier and General Bedeau have
permission to return to France."
In its unofficial columns the Moniteur announces
2thia:
Republic,
siege the publication of the first volume of the " Corres-
Pondence of Napoleon 1.," which it states to be
"frn: of the most beautiful works that has ever issued
the defeat
~eimea.brt embraces ,_ I)? the press of the Imperial printing-office. It
iia Italy, and eof Toulon, in the year two
our, after t, finishes on the last day of the year
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Orleans .............. 13971
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Lyon and Meditenn. 830
New Ditt0......., 797
Geneva .................. 700

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Strasburg
Grand Central
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Austrian

AUSTRIA.
According to a letter from Vienna, M. de Pro-
keschhas received instructions from his government
relative to the disturbances in Bosnia, and in which
he has been charged to urge on the Porte the im-
perative necessity of pacifying that country, by
granting all the reforms which had been promised.
A letter from Vienna, in the Nuremberg Corre•
spondent, says :—" The approaching winding-up of
the eminent banking firm of Simon G. Sina may be
looked on as certain. The head of the firm, Baron
Sina, has recently been appointed representative
of Greece at the court of Austria. As his with-
drawal from business was made a condition of his ap-
pointment, the baron has consented to add this to
the many sacrifices which he leas already made to
that country."
Another letter from Vienna, in the Cologne
Gazette, says • "'NIP anvernmplif. (11,1tani,nr4r
na.l a Ti•oposition to the Germanic Viet to
pay the arrears of pensions of the old officers of the
arinyof Schleswick-Holstein. Austria opposed the
adoption of that proposition on the ground that the
Diet had decided, in the sitting or the 6th April,
1854, that it would merely grant assistance to these
officers, and that the present proposition went
much further. The Assembly has now decided in
accordance with the views of the Austrian repre-
sentative. "