The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

HYDERABAD.

Ail quiet at Hyderabad up to August 3 ; some
apprehensions were entertained that the Chamea-
see Rajah of Sherapoor was meditating rebellion,
but arrangements have been made for crushing
him.
(Signed)

H. A. ANDERSON.
Secretary to Government,
RAVEN.
Bombay Castle, August 31, 1857.

The following Telegram wag received at the Fo•
reign Office, Sept. 28, '6.25 p.m., from the Brititd
Vice-Consul at Trieste, Sept. 28, 11.15 a.m. :

"ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 23.

" The Bengal reached Suez on the 21st instant
with dates from Calcutta to the 23d August, Ma-
dras, 29th Aug. ; Galle, 2d Sept. ; Aden, 14th
Sept.

" Tho dates from the North-west Provinces are
the same as those already received, via Bombay.
" Great anxiety is felt as to the fate of Lucknow,
where 1,000 Europeans, a large proportion of whom
are women and children, are blockaded by the
rebels under Nana Sahib.

" The sth and 90th Regiments are on their way
up the River to reinforce. General Havelock's divi-
sion, but it is doubtful whether the garrison of
Lucknow has provisions to enable it to hold out.
" Lord Elgin has made over the Shannon and
the Pearl to the Indian Government, and was
about to return to China iu the Ava, chartered

s ',earner.

" Captain Peel, with 400 seamen and ten 68
pounders, left Calcutta in a steamer, towing flats;
on the 28th of August for Allahabad.
"The dates from Hong Kong are to the 10th o
August.

" On the 3d August Admiral Seymour declared
the river and port of Canton to be placed in a
state of strict blockade.
" Five hundred gunners and drivers of the
Royal Artillery arrived by the troop-ships Neleus
and Moorsforth, and were to leave Hong Kong
for Calcutta in H.M.'s'ship Sampson, on the 12th
of August.

(Signed)
(Signed)

" JOHN GREEN.
" RAVEN."

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY.

The Empress of the French and the Prince Im-
perial took their departure from Biarritz yesterday
at half-p set two o'clock, accompanied by the
Countess Walewski. Her Majesty and his Imperial
Highness arrived in Paris this morning at half-past
five, and proceeded at once to St. Cloud.
The following despatch, dated Jassy, Sept. 27,
has been received :

" The European Committee, sitting at Bucharest, hss
deputed two of its members', Sir H. Lytton Bulwer and
111. Basili, to proceed to Jassy to put themselves in
communication with the newly elected Divan ad hoc.
These gentlemen are expected here to-day. The Divan
is convoked for next week, to meet at Jassy. All this
has caused general satisfaction." _ _

BOURSE,-Sept. 28.—Tue following were the lase
quotations : _ _

-
Cash. fr. End of month.
4} per Cents
3 per Cents 63 67 85
Bank Shares 2,815 Credit Foncier 565 -
Credit Mobilier 9OJ Roman -
Do. Account 895 Austrian
Bolgiau 4i 99i— Spanish 'Threes — -
Pied montage (5) 9O Home Debt -

RAILWAYS—FOII Cass•
c.
Orleans 1,400
Northern
Lyons and Med 877 #
New Ditto B(i7—
Geneva - --
Midi

fr C.
Western
Strasburg
New Ditto
Grand pentral • 60,? +--

Sardinian -
Austrian Cum 672--

AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steam Company's steamer Kangaroo pawed Queens-
town this afternoon with New York advices to the
17th inst., after a run of 11 days. She has about
150 passen;,ers, and is due in the Merssy to-morrow
afternoon.

MR. G. T. F. SMITE'S WEATHER PRE-
DICTIONS lOR OCTOBAR, 1857.

To the 3d a tendency to rain. From 3d to sth,
close or mild for October.
From sth to 10th, changeable, alternately rainy
and bright days. Probably rhowery near the 11th,
which may partially continue a day or two.
17th to 19th, mild temperature for the month.
From 19th to 24th, alternately fine and showery,
the latter in the interim of 22d and 24th.

25;h to 31st, weather on the average fine and
mild for the season.
RETROSPECT.

September.—The average of the predictions
were fur " fire and high temperature," the rainy,
portion exceeded the " 3d of the month," which
stated "rain ;" and we hal alternately rain awl
sunny days to the 10th, with "high temperature."
From the 10th to 17th, the "average". was "fine
and high tamperature" as mentioned. Also,'frorn
the 18th, a " dec'ine of temperature" continued to
24th. Near the 26th t., 30th, predictions " rainy
or sturmy."
G. T. F. SMITH.
Northfield-terrace, Cheltenham, Sept. 26.

The letters yesterday mention the failure of
Messrs , Taylor and Bright, an old established firat in
the corn trade. The event is consequent on the recent
kopiiage of the bAnk of Harrison and Watson, and it is
all+geri that Mr. Bright is indebted on Lis own account
90,000/. to that estaLlishment.