The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-26 00:00:00

LATE 'r NEWS.

THE INDIAN MUTINIES.

RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
The following has been received at the India

Board :

To THE EAST INDIA HOUSE.
Dated CAGLIARI.

Intelligence from Calcutta of the 22d Oct.
Important papers had been found in the Palace
at Delhi ; nothing, however, of date anterior to
the outbreak at Meerut.
A commission bas been issued for the trial of
the King, and it was uncertain whether any pro-
mise of his life had been made.

Sir J. Lawrence superintends the administra-
tion of the Delhi territory.
Colonel Greathed's column arrived at Alloy
Forck (? 4th) Oct., defeated the fanatics there,
and marched on Akrabad on the sth, which they
destroyed, and reached Agra on the 10th, where
they were attacked suddenly by the mutineers
(Undore and Ghopar) (Indore and Gwalior ?),
whom they soon defeated, with the loss of 13 guns
and all their camp equipage, driving the survivors
across Kharee.

The latest date from his camp is the 14th Oct.,
when ho crossed the Jumna, and was making the
best of his way to Lucknow.

Indian (writes ?) on the 10th Oct. that the
mutineers of the Gwalior Contingent were march-
ing towards Cawnpore via Jhansi.
The intelligence from Lucknow is 13th Oct.
General Outram had urgently applied for large
supplies and reinforcements to be organised at
Allumbamek, about four miles from the Residency,
in preference to Cawnpore.

Communication between Allumbamek and
Cawnpore quite open, but not between Allumba-
mek and the Residency, in the neighbourhood of
which the whole rebel f6rce is concentrated.

A convoy of provisions reached Allumbamek
safely on Oct. Gth from Cawnpore. About 3,000
or 4,000 fugitives from Delhi, with four guns,
were expected to reach Sheorajpore, near Bithoor,
on Oct. 19th, but on the same day a force of GOO
men, with guns, from Cawnpore, attacked the
rebels, and utterly dispersed them.

Bajoinh Sing, it is certain, has turned again&
us, and it is supposed that most of the large Tal

lookdars have also. Accounts from Rajah (Rewah?)
of 16th Oct., stating that Lieut. Osborne's house
was threatened by about 2,000 rebels, who were
deterred from attacking him by the preparations
he had made.
A wing of the 17th Madras Infantry, with two
guns, were ordered to march to his relief, and ar-
rived at the Cuttra Pass, and his position improved.
The Europeans at Saugor are still in the fort,
and relief urgently required.
The protraction of the contest before Delhi had
begun to tell on the population at Ahepursaub (the
Punjaub ?)
Nothing from Rajpootana, Central India, Bun-
delcund, Hyderabad, or Nagpore. No accounts
from Bombay of 13th Nov. Two more of the
King's sons haye been sentenced to be shot, and
execution was to take place on .13th Oct.
The Bheels, at Chaudup have dispersed, and
tranquillity prevails throughout Gourjeret.
The Bheels are still in rebellion at Nassick, on
the frontiers of Kadkandash. All quiet in Scinde,
Bombay, Madras, and the Nizam's dominions.
The Vectia *ill leave Malta at p.m. [hour
omitted.]

MONTANARO.

It is said that the proposal made by the French
Government to refer the question of Holstein to the
Paris Conference has not succeeded ; the German
Powers, with Austria and Prussia at their head,
have declared that it is for the decision of the
Germanic Confederation exclusively.