The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

DELHI AND THE EAST INDIA. HOUSE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

notice that yourself and the Times are
advocating the utter annihilation of the city of
Delhi, that it may be as Sodom and like unto
Gomorrah. By all means, Mr. Editor, let there
not be left one stone upon another. But on this
work intent, forget not that another " time-
honoured" place should be levelled at the same
time. Let the India House, with its Court of
Direciors, its Vernon Smiths, its Charley Woods,
Hobhouses, and all its and their incapacities, mis-
managements, infamies, partialities, ignorance, and
routine be as utterly annihilated. Let them all go
down alive into the same pit, and let not our chil-
dren be able to point out where either Delhi or
the India House once existed.—Your obedient
servant, GRAVES.
Hull, Sept. 4.

ATTENDANCE OF THE MFITROPOLITAN
MEMBERS DURING SESSION 2, 1857.

(From a Register -kept by the Reform Association, 15
Cannon-street West, London.)
Total Divisions during 2d Session, 162.
olp'pooteLoinn.
Present. Absent.
Dancomb3 15 147
Finsbury ......{:::
C0x.... ll9 43 } 5 times.
Duke
Russell__ 33 ... 121} 9 „
London
Rothschild _
Ha 11... 7l 91 I Q
Ebrington 29 ::: 133 j - "
Mealnlesy ... 32i ::. 1:12 1 3 „
Marylebone 1
Tower Hamlets{ It: trle7.. :..
..
11 •.:: ig }2l „
j Roupell ... 70 ... 92 115
~
Lambeth
1 Williams 10a ... 57 j
Greenwich { Todwrninsgten 71 ::: 74 111 „

His Excellency Count Reventlow has left the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for the Continent.
The Mirquis Dalgoe and the Count Radzivill have
arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, from
Paris.
The Count and CJuntess de l'Avigoer and suite
have left the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, on a
tour.
The mortal remains of Viscount Hinton were re-
moved yesterday, from the family residence in Dover-
street, to Hinton St. George, Somersetshire. Lord
Hothain and Col. P. Somerset attended. ,
Lady Alvanley has arrived in town from Yorkshire,
en route to Goodricke Castle, on a visit t) Col, and
Lady Laura Meyrick, in Herefordshire.
Major-General Lord West has returned to his com-
mand at Sborncliffe camp, near Folkestone, from
Buckhurst Park, Sussex.
Lady Elizabeth Wipe Vare and Miss Hope Vere
are staying at the Pavilion Hotel, at Folkestone.
General and Lady Emily Hankey and family have
left their house in Hyde-park-gardens, for Folkestone.
According to the Lisbon newspapers the Count de
Villa Real has hal a severe attack of paralysis at
Calder, where ho was taking the baths.
CAPE OP GooD HOP2.—DAUTMOUTII, Sept 4.—The
mail steamer W. S. Lindsay, from the Cape, July 105 h,
and St. Helena, July 21st, landed mails and passengers,
and proceeded. Her news is unimportant. Off, the
Imogene, from Algoa Bay.
OUTWARD INDIA MAIL —The Peninsular and Orien-
tal Company's steam-ship Indus' Captain Evans, left
Seal hampton yesterday with the East India and Chin&
mails, 110 passengers, a full cargo, and 2,507 boxes cf
specie, of the value of 697,2251. Among the passengers
were the following officers for India :--Colonel Walpole
Scott, Major Brett, Captain Whitehill, Captain Wheat-
croft, Captain Dawker, Captain Sale, Lieutenant
Cavanagh, Surgeon M.Carthy, Captain Phillips, Captain
Sbakespear, Captain Viric-nt, and D:. Small. Among
the passengers al-o were some of the suite of the Nawab
of Surat. The Nawab j dns the I dos at Malta, by
La ga
India
reo szprpl ;:y ewhich
visitinghash
as
way of Marseilles, and will proceed to Bombay. His
England again in a twelve-
month's time. He has had a long lawsuit with the East
visit to Mu couatr7. tchoest
oab
jse•acatt
ofsutmheofNmvionaeby,g,