The Sun. — 1857-03-16 (London, England)

IRREGULAR AND LOCAL CORPS. Ist troop Aden Horse. One regiment Scinde Irregular Horse (Jaeob'b) under orders. Head-quatters Poona Irregular Horse. 2d Belooch battalion. Southern Maratha Horse (under orders).  The Royal Mail steam-ship Asia, with the Nevr:' York mails of the 4th, is oft the port, and will an' rive in the afternoon.  CORSICAN BANDITki.  One of the last bandits of Corsica, a man named COI; bianca, was last week brought to trial before the Court of Assizes of that island for murder and attempted murder. In 1834 his brother was killed in a quarrel with two brothers named Andreani, and in accordance with the castom of the country the prisoner swore that, to avenge him, he would kill either one of them, or a member of their family. By the intervention of some influential persons, however, be promised, in the name of himself and all his family, not to kill any of the Andreanis, provided they never entered the village in which he and his farnily,re. sided. But after taking this engagement he seemed to regret it, and not only refrained from associating witt! the villagers, but went about constantly armed with gun' a pistol, and a stiletto, frequently absented him- • self from home to wander in the mountains, and oft visited the spot on which his brother was killed. ' At length, on the 18th of April, 1836, in one of excursions in the mountains, he accidentally fell in sVitt. Felix Andreani, one of the assassins of his brother, and this losing al crime,control avoid h v over reismt,s himself, h he fled fiee shot dto t hhei m dad in ouenta.i andf ter adopted the life of a bandit. Ten years after he met by chance Domiuico Andreani, the other assassin of his brother, and ordered him to kneel down and make bis peace with Heaven, for that his last hour was come. Andreani took to flight, but the bandit fired at him, and wounded him seriously in the arm. The wounded man, continued to fly, and the bandit, reloading his gun, went in pursuit of him, and would probably have murdered him, if lie had not been prevented by some persons who happened to come up. He afterwards continued his career of bandit, and in the course of it committed numerous crimes; but as he acted with great kindness to the peasantry, they supplied him with provisions from time to time, and contrived to give him warning when, as was frequently the case, gendarmes were sent to arrest him. A few weeks ago, from the severity of the weather, he was compelled to ask for shelter in the hut of a wood-cutter. This man gave information to the authorities, and one night a detachment of gendarmes surrounded the but irs which he was sleeping. Casablanca proceeded to barricade the entrance, and to cut loopholes in the wall with the intention of making a desperate resistance ' • but the woodcutter, fearing that the Gendarmes would burn the , hut down, entreated him to surrender quietly, and this, after some hesitation, he consented to do. A parley was accordingly come to' between him and the gendarmes, but such was the terror his name excited that thelatter would not promise not to fire on him until he had thrown from the hut his gun, his pistol, and his stiletto, and had walked forth with his hands clasped above lois head. The jury declared him guilty of the murder and attempted murder,' though with extenuating circumstances, and the court condemned him to 20 years.h„d labour.  300 men of H.R.'s 86th regiment have volunteered for service in Persia.  ---,,.