The Sun. — 1862-04-03 (London, England)

THE BOMBAY MAIL.  By the arrival of the Bombay mail we have received files of papas from Bombay to the 12th of March, and from Calcutta to the 3d of March. We take the following summary of News from the Bombay Gazette of the 12th of March : "Lord Elgin's arrival at Madras has been announced, but we have not yet heard of his arrival. in Calcutta.  " The native communities of India are offering loyal and grateful addresses to Lord Canning, who is on the eve of his departure for England. "It is stated that Mr. J. P. Grant has accepted the Government of Bombay, offered to him by Sir Charles Wood.  " A very important book has just issued from the Bombay press--' Essays on the Sacred Language, Writings, and Religion of the Parsees,' by Martin Haug, Dr. Phil., and Professor of Sanscrit in the Poona College. " Intelligence has reached the Government of India of the surrender of Urjoon Sing. The Fort of Sena, in Duttea, was surrendered to Capt. Thompson on the 27th February, before the arrival of the British force.  " Two additional European members have been appointed to the Legislative Council of the Governor of Bombay—the Chief Secretary or Acting Chief Secretary to the Government, and Michel Hugh Scott, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Ritchie, Steuart, and Co.  " The native community of Bombay have requested Lord Canning to sit for a bust,, to be placed in a conspicuous part of the city, awl a subscription has been raised for the purpose. "In the Legislative Council. of the GovernorGeneral, on the 26th February, a bill to repeal the license tax was proposed by Mr. Laing, carried through its various prelim in&ry stages, and passed after explanations both from the hon. member himself and from the Viceroy. " The Hon. Mr. ReoFes, third member of Council, retires from the service on the 12th inst. " Mr. S. D. Inverarity, Commissioner in Scinde, takes his seat in the Bombay Council upon Mr, Reeves's retirement.  " Mr. Samuel Mansfield, Revenue Commissioner of the Northern Division of the Presidency, has been nominated Commissioner in Scinde.  " Mr. Ellis, Chief Secretary to Government, succeeds Mr. Mansfield as Revenue Commissioner, Northern Division.  " The Maharaj libel case, in the Supreme Court of Bombay, has closed, anl the Court has reserved its judgment sine die.  " The Commander-in-Chief of India 'was expected. at Lahore on the 27th of February,  ‘4 The prohibition on the exportation from India of arms, ammunition, and military stores has been. cancelled.  It By public notification the General Treasuu of her Majesty's Government of Bombay was on the Ist day of March established at the Bank of Bombay. The issue of Government promissory notes commenced on that date. The Government agreement with the Bank hits been published. " Daviaow Sing, the Thakoor outlaw, was killed at his ancestral village of Deoram, in the Lulluttpore district, Jhansi division, on the 7th February, "Locomotives are now on the rails in the Punjab• " The health of the town and isltnd of Bonab3l has declined during the last fortnight. " Obituary—Major W. F. Hunter, 2d Light Cavalry ; Mr. Thomas Soares ; Cornet W. F. C• Plowden, Bengal Cavalry; Brigadier Henry Stiles! A postscript to the Times of India has the following :  "Reports are in circulation of a military outrage of a very serious nature having occurred at Mee ate Meer. A commanding officer of one of the Bill  regiments stationed there is said to have been dragged from his horse and assaulted by a private of the regiment.  According to the Delhi Gazette, a. very 1411 ramour is going about of three officers being missing, who are said to have been. murdered somewhere between Gwalior and Shansi; and it is said that the remains of their servants have been, seen in the jungle. We give the report as it has reached us, coupling it with the expression of a hope, and our belief, that it is unfounded. " The steamer with the London mails of the 10t1L and 18th February arrived in Bombay harbour this morning (March 12), at 6 o'clock.