The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

CENTRAL INDIA.

The Gwalior rebels, after their defeat on the
14th of August, fled in a south-easterly direction,
giving out that it was their intention to enter the
Bombay Presidency via Mundisore. However, on
finding this line of retreat was menaced by the force
from Nemuch, under Col. Franks, they turned
north towards Bheelwara.

On the 28th of August reached Jabra Patteen,
which they surrendered after some days' fighting
with the Rana's troops. They obtained possession of
the town, which they have plundered. The Rana
fled, and is now in Col. Lockhart's camp, at Soos-
neen. Soosneen is 55 miles off Oojein.
A column under Col. Hope left Indore on the 3d
inst. to support the one which had been previously
despatched under the command of Col. Lockhart,
H.M.'s 92d Highlanders.
The rebels are in full possession of Patteen, re'.
pairing defences and throwing up breastworks on
the roads approaching.
Adil Mohamed has moved from Jerouge, and
taken possession of Poorassa ; the movement
threatens- Bhalsa, and toward Guzerat.

A small force from Ahmedabad attacked an d
dispersed a body of Munbranees and Bheels, at
Mundelte, on the 22d of August. The rest of the
Bombay Presidency is quiet.
Bombay Castle, Sept. 7, 1858.
(Signed) D. L. ANDERSON,

Secretary to Government.
P.S. The following message, dated Kurrachee,
Sept. 4, has just been received:—
Major Hamilton writes from Moortas (?) that,
at noon, on the 31st ult., the 69th and 62d Native
Infantry, and the Native Artillery, all disarmed,
broke out and tried to seize the guns and arms of
the Fusiliers. They were repulsed, great numbers
slain, and the rest driven from the cantonment to
jungles towards the river. Our loss was four men
of the Royal Artillery, and, we regret to say,
Captain Mules, of the Fusiliers.

Major Hamilton heard of the intended out-
break in time to warn the military authorities. He
had, with the police battalion, already arrestod 90
of the fugitives. D. L. ANDERSON,

Secretary to Government.

Bombay Castle, Sept. 7.
Received at Malta, Sept. 28, 8 morning.
V. MONTANAJLO.

To J. D. Dickinson, Esq.

MALTA, SEPT. 28.
The dates are Hong Kong, August 10 3 Calcutta,
22; Bombay, 7.

Bombay—lmports !tot very active; linseed in
better demand, cotton quiet, money easy, freights
steady. Exchange-2s. id. to 2s. Id.
Calcutta—Produce in better demand ; imports
the same as last ; money unaltered. Exchange-
-224. 3d. to 2s. Id. Madras exchange—ls. 101 d.
to 2s.

Singapore—Manufactures in demand ; produce
in advance; freights low. Exchange-4s. 2d. to
4s. 4d.

Hong Kong—Exchange--4s. 4d.
Shanghae—lmports more in demand; tea and
silk quiet. Exchange-4s. 10d. to 6s.
Foochow—Forces, under the Viceroy in person,
has started for the tea district.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.

The French ship-of-the-line Bayard arrived at
Brest on Thursday last, to be transformed into a
screw steamer. On getting into dock the breaking
of a cable caused her to strike against a gunbrig,
which she dismastcd. The steam frigate Souverainc
and the corvette Artemise arrived at Brest on the
26th.

A pilot boat, having five pilots on board, who
went out of the port of Fouras on the 24th, during
a gale of wind, to pilot a ship of war into Rochfort,
,vas capsized, and all hands perished.
It appears that affairs are becoming worse in
Mexico. In consequence of the anarchy which pre-
vails there, M. Leon Favrc, the French Consul at
Tampico, has written to the commander of the
French naval station in the Gulf of Mexico to claim
protection for the French in that place.

It is rumoured that the bull has arrived in Paris
for the erection of the bishopric of Rennes into an
archbishopric.
Pere Brumond, director of the establishment for
the education of orphans, at Boufferick, in Algeria,
has arrived in Paris to remonstrate against the de-
cision of the Minister of Algeria to stop the Govern-
ment grant to the charities.
The Great Russian Steam Navigation Company
took possession, on the 20th inst., of the establish-
ment at Villafranea, granted to them by the Sar-
dinian Goveanment.

BOURSE, Sept. 28, Two o'Clock.—Stock was in
great request at the opening at 73f. 65e. and 73f.
70c., but it afterwards receded to 73f. and 73f. 45c.
The share market has be ce rather heavy ; Northern,
from I,ooof, to 995 f. ; Lyons,. 895 f. to 890 f. ; East-
ern, 760 f. to 755 f. ; Orleans, 1,450 f. to 1,440 f.;
Southern, 612 f. 50c. to 610 f. ;'and Mobilier, I,ooof,
to 985 f. The market became unsteady towards
the close, and prices underwent sudden fluctuations.
The following were the last quotations :

•
41- per Cents. .... 96 50, Credit Fonder 660
Do. and month .. 96 50 Belgian 4}
3 per Cents. 73 10 Fiedmonteso (5) 91 7.5
Do. end month.... 73 30 Boman 92 75
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier .. 980 Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 980 I Home Debt 4O 62

RAILWAYS.

Orleans
Northern
New ditto.

Cash. Account.
.... 1435 .. 1436 25
.... 992 50 .. 995