The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-11 00:00:00

Delhi on the 23d, in pursuit of the enemy.

By accounts from Agra, one column appears
to have reached the neighbourhood of Allyghur,
and the other that of Matra, on the 26th of
September.
General Havelock, with 2,500 men, crossed
the Ganges from Cawnpore on the 19th of Sep-
tember, and relieved Luckaow Residency on the
25th, just as it was mined, and ready to be blown

up by its besiegers.
On the 26th, the enemy's entrenchments were
stormed ; and on the 29th, a large part of the
city was taken ; 450 kilted and wounded; Genq-
ral Neil killed.

There has been a slight rising of the rebels
near Nassick, in the Bombay Presidency, in the
suppression of which Lieutenant Henry', of the
Ahmederagger Police, was killed.
Madras troops defeated the mutineers of the
52d near Kemplee, and killed 150.
A native of Blear and a sepoy, having been
convicted of treason, were blown away from the
guns at Bombay on the 15th October.
Predatory tribes in the Punjaub, between
Mooltan and Lahore, have given some trouble
lately, bat the disturbance appears to have been
suppressed.
The Eraeu arrived, at Suez from Australia on
the 3d instant, having been on shore near Aden.

The Hindostan arrived at Suez from Calcutta
this morning with Calcutta dates of 9th October,
Madras, 14th Oct., and Gs Oat. News
via Bombay confirmed. This intelligence receiied
from Acting Consul-General Green At AleyiansfFia
sth November, 1837, for the Earl of Clarendoil.
Consul CRAIG.

Cagliari, Nov. 10, 10.30 p.m.
LYONS,
Admiral and Commander-in-Chief.

EAST INDIA COMPANY'S DESPATCH.
We have received the following from the East

India Board :

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 5, 1857.
Delhi was entirely in our, possession on. :the
20th of September.
The King and Queen captured on 21st. by
Lieut. Hodson. Two of the King's sons were
killed. No official account has yet been received,
but our loss is much greater than was at first
supposed.

The mutineers have gone towards Rehilctind
and Muttra, and some to Oude, being followed
up by our troops.
Mr. Greathed, Commissioner of Delhi, died,
on the 19th of September, of cholera, and General
Nicholson on the 23d of wounds received in the
assault.

Lucknow relieved September 25 ; particulars
not known. Our loss was severe : about 500
killed and wounded. General NeiL amongst the
killed. Tits relief just in time ; the enemy hav-
ing advanced their mines, which would have
placed the garrison at their mercy.'

Advanced guard of the Madras columns defeated
the mutineers of the 52d B3ngal Infantry, near
Jubbulpore, on the 25th, killing abut 150. The
Mahn country is in a disturbed state. Bhopa-
war has been burnt.

Dhar, Amjheera, and Mundesar are disaffected.
Forces are moving bwards Mhovr.. All is quiet
in Scinde, but the state of the frontier is not
satisfactory. General Jacob proceeds immediately
to Scinde.

There has been an outbreak of Bheels in ---•,
and a plot diScovered at Bombay. The Deccan
and Southern Mahratta States all quiet, as also
the Nizam's country and Madras Presidency.
Cagliari, Nov. 10, 10.45.

RISE IN THE RATE OF DISCOUNT.
PARIS, WEDNRSDA.Y MORNING.

The Moniteur publishes a notification from the
Emperor, founded upon an address from the
Minister of Finance,
in which he says that he
sees with p:iiu credit imperilled, chimerical fears
propagated, and delusive remedies proposed for
for an imaginary evil. The law permitting the
Bank to raise discount must suffice to keep bul-
lion in better condition than last year. His Ma-
jesty requests the minister formally to contradict
the rumours ascribed to Government.
The Bank has raised the rate of discount to 8
per cent, for bills under 30 days, 9 per cent.
under 60 days, and 10 per cent. under 90 days.

FRANCE.
PARES, TUESDAY EVENING.
The Ernperar and E‘opress ara expected to re-
turn to Paris about the 17th.

The following telegraphic despatches have been
received

" -MARSEILLES, Nov. J.—At Alexandria, on the
29th, the telegraph at Suez had not signalised the
India mail. Prince Halim has been appointed to
receive Prince Napoleon at Alexandria, in case his
Imperial Highness should persist in the intention
of going to the Eist, as was some time back an-
nounced."

" MADRID, Nov. o.—The Duke and. Duehes3 of
Montpenpier have arrived here to•day."

BOURSE, Nov. 10.—There Ms been great firm-
mss in the market, in consequence of an announce-

ment that a measuro would be taken to-morrow to
give a check to the exports of bullion, so as to main-
tain the rate of discount at 7 per cent. The
market continued firm to the close, when the fol-
lowing were th© last quotations