The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

MADRAS.

All is quiet just now in the Madras Presidency.
H. L. ANDERSON,
Secretary to the Government.
Bombay Castle, Oct. 3, 1857.

The following telegram was received at the
Foreign-office, yesterday, at 4.15 p.m., through
the British Vice-Consul at Trieste, and was pub-
lished in The Sun at 5 p.m. :
ALEXANDRIA, Oar. 20.
The Pekin arrived at Suez yesterdayivith Bom-
bay dates to the 4th of October.
The intelligence brought by the Nubia is
confirmed. Delhi was completely in our pos-
session on the 20th of September.

Loss ou both sides very heavy, but particulars

not yet known.
About 40 British officers and 600 men are said
to have been killed and wounded.

Saugor and Jubbu3pore are being threatened by
the Dinapore rebels under Kooer Singh. The na-
tive artillery at Hyderabad, in Scinde, were dis-
armed on the 9th September.
A conspiracy having been discovered
among the gunners of the 21st Regiment
Bombay Native Infantry they were disarmed
at Kurrachee on the 14th of September,
the men having organised an extensive plot to
murder the European inhabitants.

Eighteen of the conspirators were summarily
executed, and twenty-two transported for life.
At Shikrapore, in Upper Scinde, a disturbance
occurred on the 23d of September, the Native
Artillerymen having seized the guns, but were
soon beaten off by the loyal portion of the troops.

Au attempt was made at Admedabad ou
the 15th of September to create a mutiny
among the 2nd Bombay Grenadiers, but
the ringleaders were seized before they could carry
out their designs. A wing of the 4th King's Own
had arrived from the Mauritius, and been
despatched to Kurrachee.
A portion of her Majesty's 95th had arrived
from the Cape, and the rest daily expected.
All is quiet in the Punjab mad the Deccan.
The Bombay and Madras Presidencies also
tranquil.

(Signed)

JOHN GREEN.

The following telegram waq received at the
Foreign-office at 12.12 a.m., Oct. 27 :
ALEXANDRIA, Oar. 18, 7857.

The Nubia arrived at Suez on. the 18th. The
dates are .:--Calcutta, Sept. 25 ; Madras, Sept.
30 ; Galle, Oct. 3 ; Aden, Oct. 12.
The Nubia reports that the Pekin had arrived
at Aden from Bombay, and that the brought the
intelligence that the City of Delhi was wholly oc-
cupied by our troops. The King of Delhi and
family are said to have escaped.

From Calcutta the news is that the assault
took place on the 14th September. The troops
entered a breach, near Cashmere Gate, without
serious opposition, advancing along the ramparts
to Cahill Gate, where resistance was very obsti-
nate, and our loss severe, we advancing gra-
dually within. the city. The enemy stem retiring
over the bridge. The guns are turned on them.
Generals Outram and Havelock report from
Calunpore (Cawnpore ?)
On the 19th, at 6 p.m., that the troops crossed
the Ganges without opposition, skirmishing only
with advance posts,.

Letters from Lucknow, of the 15th or 16th,
report all well. An assault on the sth was re-
pulsed by the garrison with great loss to the
assailanti,. Plots have been discovered at Assan,
and the whole of the North-E. st Frontier is said
to be in a disturbed state.

Mr. Colvin, the Lieutenant-Governor, died at
Agra ou the 9th September.

Mr. Sanauglls, the Commissioner of Patna,
being informed that the insurgents had taken up
a position at Gaya, ordered a party of-Sikhs to
attack them. The result was that the Sikhs were
out-manoeuvred, and the insurgents entered the
city and plundered it.
Her Majesty's ships Sanspareil, Shannon, Pearl,
Belleisle, Penelope, Himalaya, and Adventure,
are as Calcutta.

The steamer Thebes arrived at Galle with part
of the 38th Regiment, on the 3d of October.

Nothing of importance from China. L'rd
rlgiu sailed from Singapore for China ou the 13. h
of September.

On the 19th Saptetuber her Majesty's ship
Furious, with two gun-boatF!, arrived at Singa
pore. Ten other gun-boats hourly expected.
(Signed) RAVEN.

The following telegram, from her Majesty's
Minister at Vienna, was received at the Foreign-
office, at 9.15 p.m., Oct. 26 :
VIENNA, MONDAY, 5i
The Austrian Government have received as,
following :

BOMBAY, 3D.

Delhi attacked on 14th, taken on 20th. Eog-
ish remained masters of whole city.

The King and liis two sons flail in female
(dress ?), the men in male disguise. Later ac-
counts say the King was taken. _

Forty British officers and 600 soldiers killed or
Wounded.

General Havelock crossed the Ganges on the
19th, to relieve Luckn)w. (s:c). Reinforcements
arrived from the Cope and Mauritius.

By Electric and International Telegraph, via
the Hague and Amsterdam,

ANOTHER DESPATCH.
TRIESTE, MONDAY, OCT. 26.
The steamer Bombay arrived from Alexandria

at half-past ten a.m. to-day. She left Alexandria
on the 20th.

The Calcutta and China mails left Alexandria
on the 19th per French steamer. The Bombay
portion was to be despatched on the 21st, with
intelligence from Bombay to the 3d inst.
Delhi was assaulted on the 14th of September,
and was in possession of our troops on the 20th.
Full particulars not yet known. Our less on the
14th was 600 killed and wounded.

General Outram's force reached Cawnpore on
the 14th, and General Havelock crossed the Gan-
ges on or before the 19th.

It was believed, on good grounds, that the
united forces of Generals Havelock and ()dram
had advanced on the 20th Sept. by the left bank
of the Ganges, and that no doubt was entertained
of their success.

General Outram wrote, on the 11• th September,
" Good news ! Yesterday a mine exploded, killing
400 of the assailants. The garrison made a suc-
cessful sortie."

Kooer Singh, the rebel chief at Arrah, had
made an incursion into Rewab, in conjunction
with the troops of the Rajah.
The sth Irregular Cavalry, who had been sent
to oppose the rebels, were joined by all the disaf-
fected, and laid waste the country.
Sir Colin Campbell had despatohed 1,000 men
to check this movement.

From Lucknow the accounts are favourable,
and confident hopes are entertained that the gar-
rison will be relieved.

At Agra all was quiet up to the 19th.

The daks were stopped between Lahore and
Mooltan. Cause unknown. The Punjab was
otherwise tranquil.
The intelligence from the Bombay Presidency
is favourable, though a few cases of disaffection
had occurred in the army in Scinde. At Kurra-
chee the 21st Bombay Native Infantry had been
disarmed, and about 20 men of the regiment had
been convicted and executed.

At Hyderabad, in the same province, a coin.
pany of native artillery had been disarmed.
Portions of her Majesty's 4th and 95th had

arrived at Bombay.
Prices of imports had generally advanced.
Bank rates of interest unaltered.
Government paper had rallied.
Freights steady.
Exchanges. 2s. Ig.d.

The Consul-General of France in Egypt has
forwarded a telegraphic, despatch to the Minister
for Foreign Affairs. It is as follows :

AT•FXANDRIA, OCT. 17.

The city of Delhi was carried by assault on the
14th of September. The English troops met a
serious resistance at the Cabul Gate. The whole
of the city is in their possession.