The Sun.
London, England, 1859-02-05 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

The following telegram from Mr. Consul Mark,
at Marseilles, was received at the India-office at

Pour p.m. on Feb. 4 :

TO J. C. MELVILL, ESQ.
OUDE.

Quiet prevailed on the 24th of December. Large
rebel force on north side Gogra dwindled down,
and attached themselves to the Nana and Begum.
These, with Bene Madhoo, gone northwards in the
Serai.

Lord Clyde atNanparah on the 24th ult., when a
large party of rebels, including a Prince and a son
of Umpsced Alice Shah, and some 250 women, came

into camp.

Many men of rank in Begum's camp returned to
Lucknow.

Forts throughout country being rapidly dis-
mantled, and disarming of people progressing.
. CENTRAL. INDIA.

RAH OOTANA; Dec. 17.—General Napier defeated
and pursued with slaughter for eight miles rebels
under Feroze. Shah. Six elephants and many
horses captured. Captain Prettejohn and ten men
wounded.

DEC. 20.—Lieut. Stack, Bombay Cavalry, was
attacked between Goonah and Seronge by Feroze
Shah's cavalry, numbering 1,500. Three Lancers
killed, some camels' baggage taken.
GOONAH, Dec. 23.—Troops under Captain Mayne
surprised rebels under Feroze Shah, near Jhajpoor,
in dense jungle. A few killed, rest dispersed; 100
horses, several camels, much clothing, captured.
No loss on our side.

Rebels under Tantia, Topee advanced on 24th
Dec. to attack Pertabghur in three divisions, com-
manded by Tantia, the Rao, and Raheem Allee.
Were met and repulsed by Deemuch field detach-
ment. One of their leaders killed, name uncertain.
Two elephants captured. Main body, retreated to-
wards Banswara.

Some rebels from Indore reported near Soosner
on 28th December, had come from Dug; going to
Machilpoor. Colonel Benson in pursuit. Intelli-
gence since received of elephants and property cap-
tured by his force. Since then Tantia (from Sir
Robert Napier's report of the 30th) passed Goonah
on the 28th December. Troops under General
Napier warned and alert.

Latest intelligence from Indore, 2d January,
states that Colonel Benson's column came up with
rebels on the Machilpoor boundary, and defeated
them with considerable loss.
Brigadier Smith's force at Chupeera on the Ist
January.
NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCES.

KIRWEE (?) IN BANDA DISTRICT, AND FORMER RE-
SIDENCE OF REBELS, Dec. 22—Narain Rao Madho
Rao, attacked by Bundlecund rebels, under Raho
Govind, and the garrison shut up in palace, but
rebels left on 26th, hearing of the rapid advance
of General Whitelock. On 29th the general at-
tacked them four miles from Kirwee, and com-
pletely dispersed them. Three hundred killed; all
their guns, elephants, many horses and cattle taken.

[SUPPLEMENT.]
CENTRAL INDIA.

Rebels, under Tantia Topee, were engaged near
Pertabghur, on 25th Dec., by British detachment,
and repulsed ; lost two elephants ; retreated east-
ward ; overtaken by Col. Benson, 17th Lancers,
after five days' pursuit, at Zeerapoor, beyond
Guonal (Goonah P) were routed with much slaughter
and lost six elephants. Col. Somerset, a few days
after, overtook Tantia, near Burrad, in Kotah, and
again defeated him.
General Napier reports Tantia making beyond
Tonk, towards Jeypoor, to join, it is said, Feroze
Shah.

A force detached from Ajihere to Madharajpoora
to prevent junction.

NIZAWS TERRITORY.

A body of Rohillas, 2,000 strong, have plundered
Adjuntah.

Two regiments Hyderabad cavalry, serving in
the valley of the Nerbudda, ordered to Nizam's
.territory to restore tranquillity.
Bombay Presidency' tt q ict
EDWARD MARK, Consul, Marseilles.
Bombay Castle, 11th January.

SARDINIA.
The following telegrams have been receiyed from
Mr. Reuter's office :

TURIN, FEB. 4.

The ministry has presented to the Chamber of
Deputies to-day a project of law for the negotiation
of a loan of 50 millions lire (X 2,000,000)
The Ministerial statement of the motives, which
dictated this loan, says as follows :—" The extraor-
dinary armaments of Austria in Lombardy, the
concentration of its troops on the frontiers, and on
the Po and the Ticino, the orders given by Austria
to provision many localities near the frontiers, and
the recent loan, reveal dispositions on the part of
Austria little tending to peace, and have disquieted
public opinion. The Ministry expect with confi-
dence that the patriotism of the Chambers will
grant the necessary means for the defence of the
country and for the safeguard of its honour, its
liberty, and its national independence."
The Opinione publishes a note of Count Cavour,
on the subject of a tariff granted to Modena by the
Austrian Government. The Opinione adds that
Austria has replied in a way favourable to Pied
mont, and that the Government of Modena has also
replied in the same sense to a note of Count Cavour.

The Minister of Finance will probably demand
authority to-day from the Chambers to negotiate a
loan.

CONSTANTINOPLE, WEDNESDAY.
The expected Ministerial changes have not taken

place.

It is reported that fighting is going on in Mon-
tenegro. A deputation from Moldavia is expected
here to receive the investiture of A. Couza.

Numerous shipwrecks have occurred on the coast
of Syria. Eleven vessels were wrecked at Beyrout,
20 at Jaffa, and 15 at Tripoli.

LISBON, FRIDAY.

The Royal mail steamship Avon has just put in
hero with her main shaft broken clean off. The
passengers will probably come by the Alhambra.

BOULOGNE, FEB. 4, 10.45 P.M.

The Jubilee, a vessel of 700 tons, from Shanghai,
laden with tea and milk, has gone ashore near here.

Crew saved.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY, FEB. 4.
On Monday, Feb. 7, the Emperor will open the
session of 1859, in the new Salle des Etats, at the

Louvre.
The Municipal Council of Paris intend inviting
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde to a
dinner and ball.
Certain modifications in the tariff arc said to be
contemplated by the Government, such, for instance,