The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-14 00:00:00

LIST OF ESCAPED FROM DELHI.

The following list of officers and ladies who have
escaped from Delhi was received yesterday by the
Governor-Gen-oral from the governor-lieutanaut of
the north-west provinces. We are glad to sea that
F everal names which were uncertain may now safely
ba cla;sed among the escaped. We notice also with
great pleasure that Mr. Heatley, who had been
given up by his friends, is among the survivors
Brigadier Graves. Mrs. De Teissier.
Capt. Nicoll, Brig. Major. Mrs. Hutchinson.
Lieut. Grant, 74th N.I. Lieut. Aislabie.
Lieut. Taylor, 74th N.l. Mrs. Abbott.
Ensign Mew, 74th N.I. Mrs. Taylor.
Ensign Drummond, 38th L.I. Mrs. Holland.
Assist.-Surgeon Steward. Capt. and Mrs. Gardner.
J. Le Bas, Esq., C.S. Capt. and Mrs. Tytler.
J. Wagentreiber, Esq. Dr. Balfour.
Mrs. Wagentreiber. Miss Smith.
Miss Haldane. Miss Winfield.
Sergt -Major 74th N.L and L. Berkeley, Esq.
wife, Mrs. Berkeley.
Major Abbott, 74th N.I. Ensign Glubb, 38th L.I.
Capt. Wallace, 74th N.I. Mr. Heatley.
Mrs. Wallace. Mr. Murphy. •
Capt. Ranker, 74th N.T. Sergt.-Major 38th L.I.
Ensign Elton, 74th N.I. Bazaar-Sergeant Fleming.
Capt. De Teissier, Arty. Mrs. Fleming.

( From the Bombay Times, July 12.)
There is little doubt that Delhi is ere now in the
hands of General Barnard, and that the crimos of
the mutinoers have met with their just reward.
The following gratifying intelligence was conveyed
to Government by telegraphic. messages from
Agra ;--

gr, "Agra,at successllt h Jou lin et,hes .83t0h ao.
fm. this
"There has bean
month outside the walls of Delhi--26
tured, and the rebels driven dispi ' ,gu.na yap..
town ; all the heights in our possession.".l, Into the
"Delhi, Bth June, 7.40 a.m.
cg We have made good our point t ,-day, and are
now encamped on the parade-grrund with the
heights betwe, n the cantonment and the city in our
hands, and irr a position to commence the siege at
once. The enemy kid taken up a strong position at
Budalla Serai, which was carried, with the capture
of.all tir,,, guns. The pursuit Was so sharp that the

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gunners threw tbemselves off t heir horAes and left the
field pieces stand ng on the road. The heavy guns
remain iu possession. Twenty -six guns in all have
been captured to-day, and large quantities of en-
trenching tools."

The tall of Delhi will in all probability be the
extinguishment of the mutiny, in so far as active
demonAration of sympathy wi,h it is concerned,
and the task will devolve upon Government to
provide against a iepet Von of these tragedies.
H. C. steamer Leidy Canning; Lieutenant Peever,
commander, to Kurrachee. Ship J. M. Wood, A.
Emery, commander, to Liverpool. Ship Stamboul,
J. Rind, commander, to Calcutta. Brig Futtay
Moombarrack, Nacoda, to Singapore and Siam.

LORD ELGIN AT SINGAPORE.
SINGAPORE, JUNE 3.
At 6 o'clock this morning the mail steamer
Singapore arrived here, having on board the Right
Hon. Lord Elgin, General Ashburnham, and their
respective staffs. Lord Elgin remains a guest of
the governor's until the arrival of her Majesty's
ship Shannon, when his Excellency will proceed on
to China. General Ashburnham and suite proceed
on in the Singapore to-morrow direct for Hong
Kong. The mail steamer Norna leaves for Gallo at
noon to-day. Her Majesty's ship Spartan, Captain
Sir William HoAe Bart., is still here waiting the
arrival of the Racehorse from China to relieve her,
when the former will sail for England. Toe hon.
company's steam frigate Auckland isnow here, but
leaves to-morrow for Calcutta with despatches from
Lord Elgin, and for the conveyance of European
troops for Bengal. The Chinese residents here are
quiet at present, but the disastrous news from
Indic has had a had effect upon their minds, as
might naturally be expected.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

REPORT OF THE STATE OF THE BOMBAY MARKET FROM

MAY 27TH TO JUNE 10TH.

The English mail from London of the 11th ult., per
Panint.ular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Ganges
reached Bombay on the sth instant.
The tightness in onr money market, reported in our
last, has increased during the past fcrtnight, and the
banks have again raised their rates of interest 1 per cent.
all round ; and as there is at present a sort of panic in
the bazaar, it is probable we may have to record in our
next a much worse state of matters than now exist.

Government 4 per cent, paper is unsaleable, and may
be quoted nominally from 80 to 82, and fives 99, and
some of our local joint stock shares have given way in
proportion.