... OPINIONS THE PRESS. ACTION THE DRAMA THE EAST. It is easy to believe that the last intelligence I from India may have created some disappointment, The fall of Delhi was expected many, desired by all; but Delhi had not fallen. We were told a fortnight ago that Barnard was waiting for reinforcements—the curt sentences the telegraph told us Thursday morning that up to the 27th of June he had not ...

... TURKEY AND IIKR PROTECTORS. On Sunday morning the Puns Constitutional came out witli article bearing the signature M. Atnedee Rendee. its cheif alitor, and the gentleman i who n-pn-sents the connection government with that paper. This article the question the Moldavian elections, and it is written in atom' which foreshadows the resolution of France under no account to give way in the ...

... TIIE INDIAN MUTINIES. The following account of Indian revolt hat been supplied the Times by its own Corretpondent 44 Bombay, June 28.—Tho departure of tho mail, which was fixed for yesterday afternoon, lias already been postponed till to-morrow morning, and will very probably still further delayed in the hopes that it may ablo convey you certain intelligence that the atronghold tho revolted ...

... Mr. Edisbury, upon the premises occupied by Mrs. Sarah Jones, in Pentrefelin, on the day above named, (under an execution from the County Court, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which consists of feather beds, bedsteads, bed-clothing, chest-of-drawers, washstands, towel rails, carpeting, wood, cane, and rush-seated chairs, tables, dressing-glasses, time piece in glass shade, crockery, and ...