The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-22 00:00:00

LATEST NE

THE INDIAN MUTINIES.

The following telegraphic despatch has been re-
ceived through her Majesty's Consul at Cagliari,
August 21, at 7 45 a.m.
ALEXANDRIA, Ara. 14, 9 P. m.

The Nubia arrived at Suez to-day. She brings
dates from Calcutta to the 21st July ; Madras,
25th July ; Galle, 28th July ; Aden, Bth inst.
The telegraphic message from Suez is meagre
and confused, and there is not time to receive
explanation before the departure of the steamer
Bceotia for Malta.

It is stated that Delhi is not taken, but the
date is not given.

General Barnard is reported to have died from
dysentery.

The news given in the Bombay Times of the
14th July by last mail respecting the taking of
Cawnpore by the rebels and the massacre of the
Europeans there is confirmed.
The telegraphic message then goes on to
say as followsBtle :_z "
Simoom and Himalaya arrived at Calcutta
with about 1,500 of China forces, to proceed at
once up country. Only 300 more troops expected,
General Havelock's forces. Rebels beaten on three
occasions, and several guns taken, between Alla-
habad and Cawnpore ; the latter retaken from
Nana Sahib, whom Havelock is following up the
Bithoor about 10 miles.

" Sir Henry Lawrence died of wounds received
in a sortie from Lucknow, where at present all is
well.

" All the troops in Oude mutinied.
" Agra all quiet. lkTative troops disarmed.
" Gwalior Contingent mutinied. Supposed to
have Marched on Indore.

"No political China news given.
"The Transit Government steamer totally losi
in the Straits of Sunda. Crew and troops all
arrived at Suez to-day.

" This telegraph received from acting Consul.
General Green at Alexandria for the Earl 0:
Clarendon.

" Consul CRAIG."

AUSTRALIA •
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING.

The Liverpool and Australian Navigation Com-
pany's auxiliary screw steamship Great Britain,
Gray, commander, which left Melbourne on the
21st of May, is off the port.
She has gold to the value of 510,0881.—viz,,
101,647 ounces of gold, and 104,4001. in British
gold coin.

AMERICA.
(BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, SATIIRDA.Y MORNING.

The European and American Company's steamer
Indiana, Captain Baker, has arrived, with 150
passengers and a full cargo.

She left New York on the sth, and her advices
have consequently been anticipated.
The Indiana had strong headwinds the greater
part of the voyage. She spoke the ships Phosoix,
Albatross, William and Anna, Gyran Castle, Coro-
nella, Cumberland, and McDJnald.

THE MEDITERRANEAN.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING.
The Peninsul.tr and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Indus, Captain Evans, has arrived with the
heavy portion of the India and C;iina
She left Alexandria August 7th ; Malta, 11th ;
and Gibraltar, 16th.
She brings 120 passengers, 1,438 bales silk,
17 barrels gum, 1 package pearls, 28 packages
elephants' teeth, G packages tobacco, and 260
packages sundries.
The steamer that left Malta on the 6th inst.,
with the 48th Regiment, consisting of upwards of
1,000 MOD, women, and children, did not arrive
at Gibraltar until about 3 p.m. on the 16th, and
was then seen in tow of a line-of-battle-ship, name
not made out, as the Indus was leaving the hay.
bour.
Lord
ce
i p Lyons'te l
squadron at Malaga, watering,
was
-Gibraltar on the 17th.
rships Tartarus, Desperate, and
ccat
Caa•aderocMjetY's
wereat Alexandria ; the Hibernia and
Centaur at Malta ; and the Vulture and Ariel at
Gibraltar,
The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine
arrived at Gibraltar on the 13th, in 5 days 7 hours
from Southampton, calling at the intermediate
ports, She cleared on the 15th on her return
voyage.