The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-29 00:00:00

DAshwood, W. H. Liwo, H. M. Chase, R. H. Clifford,
C. J. Damien, E. Colvin, F. H. Oatram.

INDORE.

From information supplied by the Government we
(Bombay Times) learn that Indore has followed in the
track of rebellion. On the let, Artillery, which
was placed at the Residency to protect the Europeans,
treacheroi*ly attacked it, and a retreat was deemed pru-
dent after a vain attempt of CA. Travers to charge the
enemy with only "five or six horsemen !" The follow
ing is the list of those who effected their escaps :—Col.
and Mrs. Durand, Colonel Travers, Captain and Mrs.
Magniac, Col. Stockley, Lieut. Waterman, Dr.and Mrs.
Knapy, Dr. and Mrs. Rice, Lieut. and Mrs. Shakes-
peare and child, Mrs. Robinson and two children, Cap-
tain and Mrs. Cobbe, Captain Ludlow, Dr. Thomson,
E. Beauvais, E-q., T. Craudley, Esq., J. Hammond,
E,q., Sergeant Murphy and wife, Sergeant Orr, Messrs
O'Brien and Collins.

FROII GENERAL NEILL, ALL tHAEAD, DATED JULY 16,
1857.

I started 227 of the 84th fiegiment, partly in bullock
vans, they are to march 25 miles a night, to reach in
five days. I start this afternoon by dark, and shall
overtake the 84th and move up with them ; I will go on
before thorn if I cat, ; I shall 10-e no time. The muti-
neers are out of caps, and have converted all the detona-
tors into matchlocks. A Cossicl from Lucknow declares
that the mutineers thereare in want of shot, firing stones
from the guns.
News has been received, that Sir Henry Lawrence
was wounded on his return from an attack on the rebels
advancing on Lucknow, on the 2d instant, and that he
sank under the effects of his wounds on the 4th inst.
It is revorted from Lucknow (on the 10,11 July) that
the attacks of the rebels are less frequent and more
feeble than heretofore.

LIST OF EUROPEANS ARRIVED AT HOOSHINGABAD
FROM ANGEER, ON THE 151`11 JULY, 1357.—M-tj a- Mac-
pherson, Lieut. Ryad, and Dr. Sillipant, 3d G walior In-
fantry ; Capt. Carter, lieut. Macdouga!, and Dr. Wil-
son, sth Gwa for Infantry; Lieut. Leinarohand, Bengal
Artillery, Mrs. Lemarchand and four children ; Mrs.
Heyman, and Ilisß Hyman ; Mrs. Harrison (wife of
Capt. Harrison, Gwaltor Cavalry) and three children,
arrived two days before with some telegraph signallers ;
Mr. Burlton and child ; two overseers—Watts and
Wakefield ; the wife and mother of Watts and three
ehil Iren. In all twenty-seven.
Of the Angeer party, Dr. and Mre. James and Lieut.
O'D )wda were murdered.

The death of Lieut. C )1. W. H. Tottenham, of her
Majesty's 12th La-crs, is announced.
The Poona Observer announces the death of Major F.
W. Follett, commanding the 2.5 th Regiment Native
Infantry.
Among the unfortunate victims who were massacred
at S-alkote, in tha Punjah,lwhen the two regiments at
that station mutinied, we observe the nalie of the Rev.
T. Hinter, a missionary of the church of Scotland, who,
with his wife and child, are reported to have been killed.
Maj,r-G-eneral Hewitt, commanding the Meerut divi-
sion of ,he Bengal army, has been removed from divi-
sional colama.nd, and Major-General N. Penny, 0.8.,
has been appointed to succeed him. Until the arrival
of Major-General Penny, Brigadier A. Wilson, coin-
mandaut of artillery, is to command the Meerut division,
with the rank of Brigadier-General.
Toe Englishman has received a letter which confirms
the report previously received, that the European in-
lAbitant-, of Joansi had perished. The local Mahomedan
authorities, aided by the mutinous sepoys, ara stated to
have massacred them ail wish the 113119.1 atrocities.

The Governor-Gereral in a proclamation dated the
10th July offers a reward of fifty rupees; for the appre-
hension of mutineers, deserters, and of those whose who
incite to mutiny and desertion if the offenders have arms
in their hands, and of thirty rupees it without arms.
Tho3e who deliver up arms and other property belong-
ing to government, will be rewarded in proportion t 4
the value of such property.

COMIERCIA.L.
CALCUTTA, JULY 19.

Our produce market remains much the same as last
r >presented. The insecurity in the transit and the
difficulty in effdcting insurance have tended to check
supplies to this market. Tnere seems a general desire
for purchase by shippers, but the ruling high prices and
paucity of produce restrcin Gperai.ions.
In iinportQ, the tran'actious which have taken plane
in t vist and gray cottons since our !a4 are entirely for
lower Bengal. The market for metals continues dull,
scarcely any tranzaction has taken p►ace.
Tue money market remains much the same as last
repor'ed. Money is plentiful, and the ordinary channel
for its employment is entirely shut up. Sums to large
extent are available for even short periods o❑ most rea-
sonable terms. Good pacers may easily be discounted
in the bazaar at 6 to 7 per cent., and even at lower
rates. The Bank of Bengal reduced last week its rates
of discount on Governmeut acceptances and mint certi-
ficates 2 per cent.
Govern turnt securities have been fluctuating, and there
has not been much doing.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.—The amourt sold for this
mail has bren considerable, consid- ring the check the
import market has felt, and the reduced extent of bwi-
neSS. Bank bills amounting to about seven lakbs hich
were received by the last steamers from China, have
gra ;tinily found buyers at 2s. 6d., whilst American
credits in small sums have fetched the same rate.

A considerable business Las been done iu first rate
credits generally at 2s. 21d. Document bills at 23. 2tid.
to 2s 21d.

FREIGHTS.—The supply exceeds the requirement, and
rates for L )ndln and Liverpool have had a further
downward tendency.

BOMBAY, JULY 29.

The tightness in our money market, reported in our
last, lif",s, if anything, increased during the past fort-
night, and looking at the present aspect of affairs all over
the cou,itry, we do not anticipate a change for the better
for some time to come. The banks have nut yet altered
the rates of interest.
The Government have issued a notification to the
effec; that until further notice holders of 4 per cent.
paper can pay into the open 5 per cent. loan one half in
cash and '.ne half in the said promissory notes, the
eff.ct of which has been to lower the price of fives to 93,
and raise fours to 85. Our local i)int stock shares
keep pretty firm at about former quotations.
TONNAGE.—The rates for Liverpool have been steady,
while those for London have risen materially on account
of there being only one vessel availaßle at present. We
quo e 2/. 54. to 21. 7s. 6d. for Liverpool, and 2/. 15i. for
London.

EXCHANGE.—The bulk of the transactions for this
mail have. bees done at 29. 21,1. ; at one time bills sold
29. 2,1., and in a few isulated cages a trifle lower, but
for the last day or two the market has had au upward
feeling.

O ,-Calcutta—sight par.
China 60 days' sight, 224 rupees.

CHINA.

We take the fell ,wing from the Overland China
Mail of the 10th July :—" The great event of the
fortnight has been the arrival, on the 2d inst , of
the P., ght Hon. the Earlo.,fty,B Ambassador
ElginatidKiu
Ecarcla.
itrrie,
C. B. and P.C., her Mije
ordivary and Minis er Plenipotentiary to China, in
the screw steam frigate Shannon. Lord E'gin, in
C-)11119,17 with his Excellency the Naval Com-
mander-in-Chief, will visit the northern ports of
Cam► and Japan, taking a look at Masan and
Formosa on their way—.some say their real dead-
nation is the Gulf of Pichi-li, and even Pekin.
Several screw steamers wid accompany them. Mili-
tary operations in the vicinity of Canton, since our
last report, have been insignificant, and amount
only to the capture of two or three armed junks
and snake boats. The gunboat Hardy has arrived
from the river, having ou board eight wounded
men of her Majesl's ship Esk, the beats of
which vessel had had an engagement with
pir des in one of the creeks in the imme-
diate vicinity of Second B tr. Two of our poor
fel- ows were killed, and three mortally and five
severely woun- le I. One pirate-junk only was taken.
From Aneoy we hear that fears of local disturbances
had died .way, and that bu-ine -s was consequently
on the increase. From Ningpo we learn tat the
quarrel betwixt the Cantonese and Portuguese has
at lengta reached a climax, and that a revere strug-
gle has taken pla3e, in which the latter were de-
feated. On the 25th June, a large fleet of Canton
east-coast junks f+ ona Fulichan made their appear-
ance in the river, and took possession of the Portu-
guese 1 ,rchas it, port without much resistance, the
crews escaping on shore. The Cantonese, led on by
foreigners, clusely fell wed, and after some fighting,
toi ally routed the Portuguese, but not unil about
20 had been killed. The loss of the victors washy no
meens small, and amongst these slain were an ng-
lislrm ,n a Frenchman. Every pl ,ce occupied
by Portuguese was plu,derel ; and Marques, their
eseapfd by concealing himself in the R iman
Callt:ue°relticiMocnahjacempstelhyt"s'e ship Raleigh
ul
Raleigh was put up to pub-
lic
the sum of 5,500 dollars. limo, and bought in at