The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

WYLD'S PANOR4MIC MAP OF INDIA,

Mr. Wyld has just published a very graphic map 1
of India, which is pendiarly oppormne at this
0 :entful period. It de-lineates the I:calities of the
insutroctionaly districts very clearly ; with the
lines of eLictr:c telegraph, the railways—we wish
there had bean more of them—and the scenes of
the mutiny. The great river?, mountains, and
other bubsidiary tributaries, are well defined ; to-
gether with a table of reference, by which any re-
quired locality may be found at once. The map
has the peculiar advantage of not being ovet crowded
with names of ins;gnificant places, which enages
the eye to range over and etch those of relative
importance at a glance.

CHINA.
(From the China Moil of July 25.)
The past fortnight has prove] very barren of in.
cident, sad the chief subject of interest has been th
de,,atture of Lord Elgin for Calcutta. The rumour
His Royal Highness Prinoe Alfred attended by
is, that he has gone to Talk° arrangement', if l"s" Lieutenant Cowell, arrived at Buckingham Palace yes-
sdele, for the despatch ofan adequate force to China, tcrday afternoon, from 0 borne. The Prince took his
and which will probal,ly now consist of a larger departure in the evening for Balmoral.
prmortion of native trooi:s 'llan was at first it]- The Duke of Roland boa arrived in town from
tetlii-d ; all the Eurcpcans that can be spared being Loneshawe Lodge, Derbyshire. Lord George and Lady
required in liengel. Adelaa Manners have left Longshawe, f, r Cheva,y
The Ta.nnarlia arrived from Calcutta on ihe 16th Park, rear Newmarket.
with 214 ciinp f .Ilowers—tho fist batch, we sup-
iSieuTFFnEenatErres IN INDIA.The artistes engaged
agreed to give a special performance
at Drurperformance
pose, c.f tbp eleferred to in the following paragraph la
taken from the Mig/isliman : next Monday for the benefit ef our b-reaved fellow-
" We undEretand that the Cotntnissariat authorties
remuneration. This is a good crimple.
have received in,lnletions to despatch to Chira, as soon THE COMMANDER BEFORE DELHl.—Brigadier General
as possible, the full complement of native establishment
Archibald Wilson, the new chief, belongs to the Bengal
f, r three Eu op,,an regiments. It is to be hoped that Artillery,has seen much service, and since the mutiny
t'lf-Fm people may reach China before the troeps from has been very efficient. He is one of the 12 sons of the
Englaad ; for it is difficult to conceive any people more
late Rev. G. 'Wilson, of Kirby Cave, near Bungay, and
be Iplese than an Bc r. pean regiment in the East, with-
is a nephew of the late Lord 13einers, and, first cousin of
cut these eEseetially necessary attendants— dhebiee,
the present lord.
oo,k boys, eater carriers, and tent lascars. In all pro
habiiity, wbeo the Chlneso hash is eetilerl, the three NANA SARIB.—The Rev. Mr. Ily, the American
corpii will come on to India, andrelieve the Indian corps mis4onary, and who has just arrived in England from
,I the mutinous districts in India, wits his wife and two
whose tour of duty is expired." • I children,doubts the report cf the death of Nana Sahib,
. . .
In the River, the only circumaance worthy of I who, he says, is as cunning as he is cruel ; and it is
into has been the daring and adroitness displayed possible that the account of his suicide is but a pose
1 by the Chinese in carrying off two mandarin junks . adopted to stave off pursuit.