The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-03 00:00:00

CENTRAL INDIA.

Tantia -Tepee's rear guard was overtaken by
the force under Brigadier Holmes, at Seekur, on
the 21st of January. The rebel loss was 100 killed,
besides a number of horses • and 500 stand of arms.
Tantia Tepee was making for Beekaneer or Joudh-
pore on the 26th of January. Intelligence, how-
ever, from Indore of the 6th inst. states that he
has turned again north in the direction of
Munglowe, in the Shekawattee country. The fol-
lowing were the dispositions of the forces in pur-
suit on the Ist inst. :—Brigadier Honner, at
Ajmeer ; Brigadier Parke, at Nusseerabad ; Briga-
dier Holmes, at Beelwara ; Brigadier. Showers, at
Seekur ; and General Michel, moving on Nusseera-
bad. The Delhi columns have also taken the field.
NIZAM'S TERRITORY.

Sir H. Rose was en route to Aurungabad on the
6th, accompanied by a field forpe,.for the reduction
of the Rohillas, who are still committing depredi-
tions in the Nizam's territory.
The Bombay Presidency is quiet.
H. L ANDERSON,
Secretary toGovernment,
Bombay Castle, Feb. 9, 1859.

N.B.—The message from the Government of
India has not been received.

Malta, March 2, 1859'

H. L. ANDERSON.
V. G. MONTANARO.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

VIMNA, WEDNESDAY.

. To-morrow a banquet will be given to Lord
Cowley by the English ambassador, Lord Loftus.
Numerous invitations have been issued to Austrian
Ministers and general officers. There has been, to-
day, a grand banquet at court in honour of Lord
Cowley.

The Ostdeutsche Post says :---" There might per-
haps be no objection to renounce the separate
treaties concluded between Austria and the minor
Italian states, but only on condition of guarantees
for the preservation of peace being given."
Lord Cowley will leave Vienna on Saturday.

MILAN, MARCH 1.

The works of fortification along the Ticino, at
Pavia, and at the environs, are carried on actively.
There are daily arrivals of troops here.
About 20,000 refugees are assembled in Pied-
mont. General Gyulai and staff have arrived here.

BERLIN, WEDNESDAY.

To-day the Ministry, urged by the repeated
proposals of several states of the Zollverein, decided
upon proposing to the Zollverein resolutions prohi-
biting the exportation of horses on all the frontiers
without exception.

BELGRADE, FEB. 28.

The Porte has declared its disavowal of the mani-
festo of Prince Milosch, in which he asserts his
authority as an hereditary ruler.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
(second edition), dated Wednesday (yesterday),
says :

" I have this day seen official despatches from
Vienna. The Emperor is obviously in a very war-
like mood, much to the alarm of M. Buol and the
Cabinet. llis Imperial Majesty has made use of
very imprudent language with regard to the Em-
peror Napoleon 111., in which he said all the evils
of Europe were to be attributed to the French con-
vulsion of 'B9. With boyish enthusiasm ho thinks
he could change the condition of France by uniting
all Germany against imperialism. The Cabinet of
Vienna has agreed to maintain 150,000 men in Lom-
bardy, and create fortifications in all directions.
The Empeior proposes visiting LoMbardy at the
request of his brother, the Governor•General' of
Austrian Italy.

" The French Government is making preparations
for the immediate withdrawal of the troops now gar-
risoning Rome and Civita. Vecchia. France at a
heavy cost has maintained a small al my for nearly 10
years in the States of the Papacy by the request of
Pius IX. Austria has done the same and made the
Pope pay for them. Austria now says to Cardinal
Antonelli, ' Get rid of the French at any cost.'
France therefore will remove the little Roman army
to Marseilles, and from that point watch the
march of events. Come what may the Pope must
agree that France is an obedient servant of the
Church.' I learn it is not true that the Pope has
applied to Spain for troops. His Holiness looks to
Switzerland for recruits.

"The Piedniontese loan will be entirely sub-
scribed in Italy, in the same way that the Russian
war loan in France was raised. According to a
letter I have just received from Turin half the re-
quired sum is already secured by subscriptions from
all parts of Italy ; 1,500,000 f. will be collected at
5 per cent. (delivered at 75), and added to the
national debt."

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY.

The Constitutionnel says :—" learn that in
consequence of the communication addressed by
Cardinal Antonelli to the French ambassador at

Rome, that the Emperor has ordered the immediate
evacuation by our troops of the Pontifical city. A
message received here to-day announces, as it is
asserted, that the French corps d'arnzee had been
forthwith withdrawn to Civita Vecchia, there -to
await the transport vessels which will convey the
troops back to France."

PARIS BOURSE.—The market was very heavy
during the first half hour on account of a fall oft
on the English Consols, but there was afterwards
a little rally. Threes, after having been done at
67fr. 40c. and 67fr. 20c., advanced to 67fr. 50c. ;
Mobilier varied from 740 fr. to 750 fr. ; Austrian,
517 fr. 50c. to 520 fr. ; Orleans, 1,307 fr. 50c. to
1,312 fr. 50c. ; Lyons, 820 fr. to 825 fr. A further
rally took place towards the close, and prices
finished as follows :

41 per Cents. .... 97 10 Credit Foncier
Do. end month .. 97 101 Belgian 4
3 per Cents 6B Piedmontese (5) .. 80 50
Do. end month 67 80 Roman B7 50
Bank Shares. 2BBO Austrian
Credit Mobilier .. 760 Spanish Threes
Do. Account ..... 760 50 Home Debt 39 75