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GOVERNMENT, BOMBAY.
NIZAAI'S TERRITORY.

Bombay Castle, Jan. 25.

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PARIS, WEDNESEUY, FEB. 16,

PARIS, THURSDAY, FEB. 17.

FRANKFORT, FEB. 15.

MARSEILLES, FEB. 16.
Advices have been received from Constantinople
,o the 9th inst.

The Journal de Constantinople of that day con-
firms the statement that the Porte has protested
against the election of A. Couza, and appeals to the
Conference of the Powers.

Letters express doubts whether the Sultan will
receive the Moldavian deputation.
15,000 Turkish troops are stationed along the
banks of the Danube. The attitude of the Rounian
population is resolute.

Frequent conferences have taken place between
Sir Henry Bulwer, Baron Prokesch, and the Porte.

" ATHENS, FEB. 10.
Advices have been received from Corfu.

A large majority of the members of the lonian

Parliament appear determined to refuse the discus-
sion of the reforms proposed by Mr. Gladstone, and
it is expected that should the Parliament be dis-
solved the present members will be re-elected.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EYENT.N(I.

A Paris correspondent of the Independanee of
Brussels says :—" I am informed that France is
preparing a memorandum to the Powers for the
purpose of explaining what is reprehensible in the

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

H. L. ANDERSON,
Secretary to Government.

V. G. iNIONTANARO.

The following telegram was received at the
Foreign Office, from Acting Consul-General Green,
on Wednesday, Feb..l6, 12.45 P.M.:--
-ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 11.
The steamer Northern, from Bombay, arrived at
Suez on the Bth inst., Bombay date Jan. 25.

The rebellion in Oude is entirely suppressed.
The Begum and some followers have gone by night
marches into Nepaul, partly foreign (forcing ?) her
way, partly bribing ; the sepoys of her party said
to be plundering the Nepaul villages.
A corps of observation remains on the frontier.

The Nana supposed to be with the Begum.
Brigadier Showers, with a column from Agra,
came up with the rebels under Tantia Topee, at
Bosha, on the 16th of January, having marched
ninety•four miles in three days. They defeated
and dispersed them, killing about 300. Three
Chiefs fell on the field, and one, on an elephant,
was overtaken and killed by Lieutenant Hadfield,
of the Agra Police Cavalry.
On the same day a body of rebels crossed the
River Sarlah into Rohilcund, but were driven back.
The following is the latest intelligence from
Allahabad

Jan. 18, 7.23 P.M.—The Commissioner of Rohil-
cund reports that the rebels, who numbered from
20,000 to 30,000, were defeated with slaughter, and
driven across the Sartheas, their guns taken, and
Nurput Sing of Rooza and Benee Sing killed.
There has been a disturbance in the Nizam's ter-
ritory, and parties of marauders, composed of Rohilla
Arabs and Deccanees, are doing much mischief
[on P] the border of Berar.

The Duraty Commissioner, while at Rissade on
the 15th January, was attacked. Brigadier Hill
Howard came to his assistance. Some fighting
ensued, and in the pursuit of the enemy several
casualties occurred among our officers.

JOHN GREEN.
This telegram received at Malta, per Ripon, a
p.m. on the 15th of February.
ARTHUR FANSHAWE, Vice-Admiral.

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

The Presse has received from the Minister of the
Interior a warning on account of having published
an article signed " Leouzon Leduc." The warning
states that such polemical discussions are of a
nature to raise ill-founded uneasiness in the publi
mind.

The Moniteur publishes a decree, fixing the pay-
ment to be made by soldiers of the class of 1858, in
substitution of personal military service, at 2,000

The Moniteztr contains also the following :—The
Conference of the Representatives of the Powers
will shortly re-assemble at Paris for the purpose of
discussing (examiner) the result of the Moldo-
Wallachian elections.

The Ministerial warning given to the Presse has
created a great sensation, and Rentes in conse-
quence roso last night on the Boulevards 40

Intelligence has been received here from the
Canton of Ticino declaring that great agitation
existed there on the occasion of the elections, and
that at Lugano a riot had taken place, in which
several persons were wounded and one killed. The
Ultramontane party came to vote with a cross dis-
played in place of a banner.

LATEST NEWS.

INDIA OFFICE, FEB. 16, 8.30 P.M.
The following telegram has been received :
To James Cosmo Melvin, Esq., India Office, Lon-
don, from G. F. Edmonston2, Esq., Secretary to
the Government of India, dated Allahabad, 18th
January, 1859 :

Tranquillity continues to prevail in Oude. Those
of the rebels who have not come in under the
amnesty have either dispersed and gone to their
homes, or have fled into the Terai. One body of
them under Bala Sam is reported to have entered
the Nepaul forests. It is known that the Nawab
of Furruckabad has surrendered himself.
CENTRAL INDIA AND RAJPOOTANA.

Colonel Benson marched 140 miles in five days,
attacked Tantia Topee's force, tad defeated it with
much slaughter, taking six elelhants. Tantia was
also attacked and defeated by the force under Col.
Somerset at Chuppra and agaia at Burrod, in the
Kotah territory. Later intelligence showed that
the rebels were moving in the direction of Tonk
and Sewpore, and Brigadier Showers, with a
column from Agra, after marching 94 miles in three
days, came up with them at Dewsha on the 16th
inst., defeated, and dispersed them, killing about
300. The rebel leaders are said to have been Tantia,
the Rao, and Feroze Shah.
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES.

It has been reported that the rebel Rodka Gobind
and his brother were both killed in the action of
the 29th of December near Kurwee. On the sth
of January Brigadier Carpenter came upon a large
body of fugitives, and completly routed them,
Captain Osborne Pole, agent at Bewah, has' been
slightly -Wounded in a skirmish with a body of
rebels, whom he defeated. The. Commissioner of
Rohilcund reports, on the 16th of January, that
the rebels had crossed the Sardah River from the
Oude Terai into Rohilcund, but had been driven
off.

No intelligence of any importance from other

G. F. EDMONSTONE.
FROM H. L. ANDERSON, ESQ., SECRETARY TO

Colonel Hill's force had a severe action with the
Rohillas and Arabs on the 15th inst. at Chicoumba,
thirty miles northwest of Hingelee. The British
loss was Captain Mackinnon killed, and three other
officers wounded. Sir H. Rose is at Jaulnah. The
Bombay Presidency is quiet, with the exception of
slight disturbances among the Bheels on the north-
ern border of Guzerat.