The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-19 00:00:00

1 /", e, /, c , o #o , , e c . . I In 1 "4 ,_4450 4,- (grtSS geoCIAION he PROMOTING the lamb? imimmirraopous„..ak, A va il fior sider Odueddal rid &NOW de DA Wisp sad hitis. wilet ra i rield arm the Lord Alm et LONDON. morns. wireglg o . risme 1 Se IL R. DOB. Dot. 141. D. Not I nosy ILlrdpsda. Nag. C01111.1.1M• koarry he ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS mad II La 13 racruok Janine. Lepl•—•l6 flosion IDOL NEW Putt{ Lei Ms nst lea k Mel lo le as :Mto Ws itosost w liesty• 7draurt, en ee an ~sod nost el Ow unison 1. A adi area . 111 ltep_lMlnele P Was 0 . rwa ft. 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Lord Gough was expected to reach Ferozepore on the bth. The governors and commanders-m•chiet of Bombay and Madras continue at their posts. The detection of some ill-executed bank note forgeries in pen and ink has censpd, a run on the Bombay Bank—some 200,0001. Lacing been drawn out in silver in the course of the put week. The run is now over. India throughout continues tranquil and healthy. Ih. % ft I 101 s ari 1.4. Mi r amar.% r. Ir. 4:01 0 13=c 4. 7. W. ra% . a. JAR Via. Rev. IL B. IL Il lb% Z a l i T. arras Ald arr. Oa ar. Dr. Ora wamtricraa. 11.1. _ - 2. 7211 LONDON, TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1848. (*THREEPENCE. CHINA AND THE INDIAN ARCHI PELAGO. h r. _ la The intelligence) from Hong-Kong is of the 29:h of October. The peaceful intercourse so desirable between the Chinese end foreigners had been again disturbed. by en occurrence which h thus described in the Friend of China. 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Mkt? sad client. purchase?. are la to call argil Isepect It.— , * oufordetrose ioniser of Nonnait4ll , ool). and Nu , I. Remus.' street. ICetabilehest la Wellsetrect,llll). TEA TRAYS.-EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.- The target amertenent of TkiA TRAYS and WA ITNAD err eollected toaster , Is ow est BALM at WILLIAM O. BIIIITONM, 111. onleriadnet *maw el Neontanniameti. and No.l, Pleirmanktreet. Mathis dime Pager MaMaTllll.• Der an of Wm" tram rate It . hos ditto, from I. to 4 mamas. Gramm Mage. peg al, Ti. OA An almont endlem variety of email mMit MA Yen Imp, litany of them *wonted In the Willem kt ,.. =:= of 11w4r original oak being be or sal Gothle Walter% cake sad bread Inik—WINMA 111. Ilmirek (We Rippon and &Mom Mork IllmnamPl7 le Morally the leanest In the world. ga i imerMatere am to talliall Memel It.—fiMed In Wells stmealgile. OINAMIITAL UTILITI VOs CILIWITMAS. *OLD IT •LL DIAIJLA. RESENTS for WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, and e r FINTIVALS. YKLIX 11111111111ILYW ARS. EVIL MUM deildwid 1 y the mameow EV . = sanded by Int maw autalmearret. dation Wawa aad esisiarg. PO& MI. PIANOFORTN CANDLESTICKS, a Patin (Townscadh Ea the N S t "' lIVASINTH GLASS (R. Red•WeejklLA/. SPILL CABS . "Cupids at a Wain " Y. DOI, D. spear& SALTOILLAIL obeli° NNW, onimitimi with &dome had ono wood ; with Soma 70a the par. SALAD SPOON wad PORK. In area wad. Mk the pale; NNW and am at various prima azzAD-Rki rz. coma woo bro. ; oirmt ow, boodKIIIL met IRNAT,EtTTER. la torsi' wog, la to ; pcouldh, 015 41a. ; wood, D. ed. CHIOISILIKI 4 ;PK with arred.wnlVa; MEIN CUNISIC-DISH, with carvabwood BUSTIN-DISH, in caned wood. WS et 111/TYNKRNIFIL with nuwed.w Dory bindle w it awe blade, 42e. CARVING KNIFE and POI.. wises WAN. wool DM Siort JOU the pelt. PlBll KATIE() KNIFE, I various prbes. FISH 0•1/INGAN11/11 and FORK. la diva end plated nellel. S 3 11 lea sad SKIN JUG, =tap Baer (IL J. Tweltelledi lae. ; 011601 distort Somei. WATS* JU. a enredia yaw K 1 Ita. owl spoino. 11 Li pae. 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Ely WNW la SOD IM IMO NEW It Se to To to tad or I tta= w ,• Osman% W. root. alma : Yam 11, g li kai l ish eiti r e Vans SSW : wr ISA tam IlsatillorlB.MoSelsoa. kir Arr FRANCE. PARIS, MONDLY, 5 30 P.M. This morning it was announced in the Journal des Debuts, and on good authority, that M. Buffet was named for the Ministry of Commerce; this evening a ohmage is announced, and M. Bixio takes that office. I will not answer for it that my despatch of to-morrow morning may not inform you of a further change. M. Blum) is a vice-president of the Assembly, a mem ber of the party of the Institute, and a impporter of General Caysignae, who is understood to have ap proved of his aooepting the office mentioned above. The party of the Institute is moreover much pleased at his ooneeesion, and will support the new eaNnet. The differences al sentiment which prevail among the supporters of Prinos Louis are manifested in their several organs of the press. The Constitutiesnel, which expresses the opinion of M. Tillers, is lees unfavourable than before to General Cavaigrnso. La Liborti, the organ of the ultra-Bonapartista is against him. The AsaernAlle Nationale expresses the sentiments of MM. Bugeaud and Mole ; and La Prom has for several days ab stain d from taking any part. The ambition of M. de Oirardia has nut been satiated. The truth is, that the new esbinet finds it dills& to know what to de with M. de Oiresdia. Two lists have been lauded about es these which may probably be preessied to the As, tu select from them a vice-gat. One, of l est from Gamier and Aug.,e I lam already mentioned. The 'swish of NIL Mold, Bu pied, and Tigers. Om et the great didisaltieseneoun teem d r.fi g g the new algae& is the Amosalily itself, of which would have voted against lash Napoleon if they had had the opportunity. It i. smunted that, to bring the pries of the state into ashad,the Assembly must be dissolved, bat no power bat itself can dissolve it. To force it to dimly° itself, *ohm various expedients are amt. Addresses Eget up in various departments, urging their representatives individually to resign. If this were successful to any considerable extent, the Amenably might see itself compelled to dissolve. Ike complete returns of 87 departments have suited to-day. There remain ally 19, several of Wel will probably arrive this evening. U. M Camille% the late envoy to th e Pope, says het he hurl lie helium profoundly discouraged. The Pepe will net mom to France, if he can get the iamb piessamond to jsia Austria in maintaining his pewee is the Items Alaln. He despairs of being alio le rotors to Par otherwise than by foreign timasilea. Them was a meeting yesterday of the tell. anis Asurably.st which M.Mmtalembeet the sliest of which was to prepare an ad dressto be suet to the Pope. A committee was apoiated kr the purpose. The stesdily-inersemng majority for the new Peed dent, and the general revival of confidence, continual to produce a rapid rise at the Bourse. The Threes closed to day at 4840, being a rise of 145 on Satur day's pikes. The Fives closed at 79 80, being a rise of two trams. Bank Shares touched 1800 to-day, and closed at 1790, being a rise of 90 frames. Oat e 9th inst., the day before the sleeks, the Threes were 42 GO. Their price today shows a rise of nearly six frame ea this equivalent, very nearly to 16 per cent. The des ea the Fives is shave 10 francs, being nearly 'at the elm rate. On the 9th Bank Shares were at 1,470. Ms ries as these is therefore 320 francs. Cleistittifiaseel of this morning mentions as a 1 of returning confidence and prosperity that =don 1,800 transfers of stock took pleas at the Dams en Saturday : by 18 or 20 times more than the mai daily amount, these transfers being for cash and set hr the &comet. la the Assembly today M. Marie announced that the Gamete de Frame had been seised, and would be prosecuted, for smarting that the National Assem bly had proclaimed the republic contrary to the will of the country. In answer to a emetics put by M. Omit, M. Hokum defended the proceedings be had taken for closing those clubs which had been kept open under the pretext of being electoral meeting': The Assembly was balloting upon a new propoei don at M. Le for an amnesty, whet our repor ter closed hie Turn Dee 18 New Leen, ; Three per Quin, 48 20; nee per Omni. 79 72 ; lAA Loan, 78 60 ; Yours, Belgian Meek 11140, 844 ; De. U 42, 1114 ; Do. Threes, • De. Tvaandi.e. HaK— ; Bugles Masa. ; Roman Leak 72; Treasury Int lingin, 1790; Lassoes on Widen, 10 dary Si 874 ; 10 du% UM, ark. Barawaes.—Perls and Orleans, 742 . Paris and Rouen, 480 ; Room and Ume, 110 S; Avignon lad smslfre. 100; Elms. boom sad Bak. U 70; w orth.iers BM; Amiens and Bou logne, 200; Ileadew, ; N 392. Yam" Das I L—TPrae per °Ms. MI aas ; alter MI% 6 0 e 13-16 ark. fire per (mod. 6 IN paper ; elter WAN II wk. p im pa l m . stor kW. 4 am& oosee, SI rb. Beak of Bt. 76 orb, PI paper. Treseary Ws, 77 rash 76 paper. balmy as Lodes. 66 dem 4140 paper. ITALY. ROME —Our latest date from Rome is the 9th instant. After the refusal of the Pope to receive the deputation at Gaeta the deputies had no other coarse open to them but that of returning to announce the result of their mission. The Prince Senator of Rome war the first to perform this duty before the Council of Ministers. The effect of this intelligence upon the people of Rome hu been extra- I ordinary. The general impression, also adopted by the public press, now is, that the Pope, alter having been inveigled into the imprudent step of leaving Rome, is morally a prisoner at Gaeta, and that his free will is entirely under the control of the retrograde party, headed by the King of Naples. The moment it we known that the deputations had been stopped at Portella, the popular circle assembled with the de legates of the civic guard and of the provinces, and declared that both chambers, united in one, should elect among them three or five citizens to form a pro visional government, and proclaim a Constituent .As sembly. In the sitting of the B , h the Roman Chamber of De pafies heard the report of the commission sent to the pope. Deputy Pantaleone then moved for a committee of five members, to propose whatever measures might be thought necessary for the good of the state. Bo ' taper* on the contrary, moved an amendment, to the effect that a temporary regency be created, composed of two laical and one clerical members, to Provide for the emergencies of the moment. Minister Gal len' proposed, as a conciliatory measure, that a com mission be named to make a report on the situation, and propose the necessary measures, at the same tune giving both the preceding motions a due considera tion. Pantaleone's motion was, however, adePtsle and a committee named, composed of &whit:tett; Tusooni, Renzi, Sereni, and Laud. PIEDMONT.—The Concordia of Turin states, that the king charged Oioberti on the 13th, at half-past 3 p.m., with the formation of a new ministry. The Gazette of Genoa, of the 13th, says " The agitation which has taken place during the last few days hummed, an account of the sending the address to Turin to demand the convocation of an Italian Con it stitoante and a democratic ministry." NAPLES.—We have received despatches from our Naples correspondent dated from Naples and from Gaeta on the 11th inst. The King of Naples was still at Gaeta. The Fives, en the llth, were at 821. GERMANY. FRANKFORT.—Baron von Gegen announced in the Assembly, on the 16th inst., that, in consequence ot the programme of the Austrian ministry lately put forth, die central power had thought tit to modify the policy followed with regard to Austria, and the con sequent* had been the resignation already announced. Re (Baron Gagern) had consented to re-form the ministry, and he therefore resigned his post as presi dent of the Amenably. INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. By this mail we are in possession of news from India to the following dates : Bombay, Nov. 18 ; Cal cut* Nov. 8 ; and Madras, Nov. 7. From Mooltan we have news to the 3rd of Nov. Latest neonate left General \ Vbish's army, on the 20th of Gabber, encamped four miles from Mooltan, in a stoned inactivity. The Bombay nisei, says : % brigade was at this data (the Mai) on its waynst t ildbea fessercee, when orders were received for it to re tura tad proesed to Lahore. The only operation, or proposed =6, we have beard of at the seat of war from the 20th 011 the Ist at November was the preparation for = o llftvad seised Ise the Juno** having been found the amp a/ Omni Whisk and that of Major Edward... Bemoan ere sow beginning to spread as to the cause of the Miss of the siege on the 14th of Sep tember. One of these h to the effect that our ammunition was hallooing to run short. At Perassehah our ball car tridge wm done altogether, and, lied the enemy premed as, we had nothing t him with but bayonets and 'Awes: these being t ho u ght unhandy weapons for the cap ture of a walled town, It was at present thought better to wait. According to another report, the Bengal sepoys had showed signs of aversion to working in the trenches, which the general did not like. We an only vouch for the currency of these rumours—we know nothing as to their correctness. The Rajah Shore Singh, who had, as men. tinned in a former issue, gone over to the enemy on the 14th September, and, as noticed in our last. had quitted ' Koolau on the 9th October, seems. as then stated, to have • proceeded up the Chenaub at the rate of about ten miles a day, till within fifty mires of liamnugrar, and about twenty north-won of Lahore ; ed wises, ereming the river, he proceeded, u originally intend, to Pied Darien E.ban—a mountainous position in the Salt Range—with a view of establishing a communication with hi father, Chatter Singh, now near Attack. The rumours that the two chiefs were making a concerted movement on the capital, given as current at the despatch of last mail, but ef wit/eh we stated our disbelief, prove to have been ground less. The form of Shore Singh =oasts to about 6 000 men, with 12 guns; that of the Bosses deserters, expos tad to join him in the mountains, to stout as many more; while the troops under his fathr and brother may probably. betwixt them make up 10,000. The fonts whist& the walls of Meehan is estimated at 8,000. Jt now appears to have been deter mined that nothing shall be attempted by Gaunt Whisk mall the arrival et the Bombay oolama ' mid that he shall reedse no assistance whatever from the Bengal aide, save la the share of nature sad provisions sad the farlensth men ordered to rejoin their corps, amounting Walnut 1000, bringing up his force to above 8,000 regular troops—the irre gulars under Cortlandt and Edward's, and the Daudpootrar, mounting probably to about 16,000. Mochsj has given the prisoners who had fallen late him hands permission to re tire. He seams to have treated them all alms with kindness and consideration : in truth, our °Mons de sc ibe him as the most perfect gentleman they were ever engaged with—" the mildest-mannered man who aver eat a threat or socked a pie toL" Ws formerly mentioned that the supreme government had asked fee the aid of 6000, of the Bombe y troops to be assembled at Rome in November, and that the local government had placed 8,000 at their disposaL Major- General Aucbmnty, C. 8., was placed in command, with Brthadiers Dundu and Stalker commanding the infantry, Major NON the cavalry, and Major Lemon the artillery. The army was directed to he completed oa the Ist November, and was expected to be able to much by the middle of the month. General Auehmuty, being senior to General Whisk, would, on reaching Montan, have taken command ; gad en this did not square with the viewsof the Bengal the gallant *Hoar has been directed to take the g =sd e t this troops in Seinds.—the honourable Colonel Decodes, an odieer of talent, energy, and enterprise, is to eammond the Rarest column ; Brigadier D. Capon, formiely ordered to command the Scinde division L assunuog commend of thebet Infantry brigade vacated by Colonel Dundee. The Psalm stein was sent up the Indus from Sukkur as far es Kerimen early in 0. tober ; it was originally intended to be lends& and carried to Subsulkote, butts/nage elided we mot omit. able for the purpose. From entssolloste to Kaska le about 120 miles, a distance traversable in twelve days. They were then ordered to halt till the rest of the force was in medi an" No spunk mime bad been engisally given as to the transmission of the siege train, and it was believed that if mina navy guns were required, they would be sent down from Foresepon, for the sae of saving time. It having, however, been determined that General Whisk amid *re ceive no farther •PIiSSISOI at present from the Ilemmd 30 pions of heavy artillery were ordered op Irma Bekker. Amongst these are comprised twenty-four-pounder gone, with ten and eight-inch mortars and bowline,. a heavy force as need be sent. General Whiab will cm their ordeal have above 120 pieces of ordnance in his ease, nearly ose half of them being of the largest calibre. G eneral Whisk having written in the sad of September to Colossi Shaw, connualing is Upper Rind*, entreating him for immediate aid, a partial; of the 9th N. I. were despatched, with 600 of the Sands Irregular HMO (Jacob's). The 3rd N. I. were afterwards substituted for the 9th, and sent from Sh as far as thabsulkote, eighty miles above Raps. ll= were directed to halt, and here they at present remain. artillery (Ist company 4th battalion, native) whit' ornompa• Bled emu, were ordered to return to &Akar, teashomge their 6-pounder for 9-pounder guns! By the latest assns from General Whish's man ertsuding te the Ist New we than that Lieutenant eumsdan, with a detail's, of the guide corps, had been ordered ap to Liam when their services were more required than at Mandan ; sad that there had been some talk of the thought t am e< Mumble being broken op, se it was I begat to detain volunteers from their country. Oa sennieration, their service", 'spinally as outposts and haegas, were deemed too va luable to be parted with. The enemy had managed to calabash • sunken battery amosgst some date trees within a mile or ao of our outputs. On tr lei Nov. we were threatened with an utak from them, sad a distant Bring of artillery on both ides was emomemed. The Shrapnell from our twenty-goat paaaiaw, welt the effective discharge of some rockets, seemed to his. them, and horsemenwere aeon dismounted, ela r= running riderless along the cover. A sistnehmeat of meek, was sent out, and seems to have bad • amp hand.tohand encounter with the The skirmishing against Edwardes's camp continued= hod of October. A party of native irregular hone had bees moorting &white to their avocations, when they mirpried moo ton en twelve of the enemy, who fired on them, and, bag salsaresd by about a hundred of hostile cavalry, sar• maid tees ; but our men cut their way eat, Whig bat one man and having tea wounded. The Bring between the advanced posts also continued, Cortlandt advance', a gun here and there, as necessity required. The same , sort of skirmishing continued on the 3rd, without, or CORM, any great result on either side. Of Chatter Singh, the last tidings given stated that his advanced guard ha d 'rowed the Chemin:. at Wureenbad, and that the resident had on the 20th October summoned troop* from Ferosepon to oppose his further advance. All this was exaggerates's : Chuttur Singh himself never appears to have been within 100 miles of the position assigned to him. By last amounts he was about Attock, endeavouring, it was said, to send his troops sena the Indus, with a view of moving on Peshawar, in hopes of inducing the Seikh portion of the forces their stationed from their allegiance. The last authentia in. telligenee received from Captain James Abbott was dated Huareh, the 19th of October, when all was well with him, an ales with Msjor Lawrence, at Peshawar. It bee bon a stated that the offer of the Maharaja Goulash Singh, to attack Chuttur Singh, with a furs of 5,000 as., under Colonel Steinbach, had been accepted by the resident. The troops appear to have been in Cashmere, and they wen expected to have proceeded, by the Baramola Pan, to have entered the liszareh country at once, and taken Chuttur Singh in flank or in rear, according to their positioa. They had, by last accounts, come down the Bheembur Para as far as Itajouree, and thee, crossing over to the next valley, moved on to the town of Jhelum, to the westward of the river of that same. They were thus about halfway between Lahore and Attack-100 miles from each,—close upon the I Salt Range, and within 60 miles of Plod Dadun Khan. The object of the movement appears to be to prevent the junction of Chuttur and Shen Singh, and to nullify any attempt that might be made in the way of demonstration on Lahore.— At Lahore, great inconvenience having repeatedly been ex perienced for want of the means of crossing the river Rene, a bridge of boats was directed to be constructed, and was completed by Lieutenant Crommelin, about the 24th October. Singularly enough, though such structures are eminently liable to accidents, and peculiarly assailable by the enemy, and though the country around was known to be fall of malcontents, the bridge was left newt unprotected. Accordingly, on the evening of the 23rd, a party of some 200 or 300 marauders attacked and defeated the Durbar guard st the further end of the bridge, seising on fifteen or twenty light field pieces (aumboorucks), and setting the to the bridge. Three of the boats were burnt, and serious mis chief might have followed but for the prompt arrival of • party from the 14th drsgoons. The accident having been remind, and due precautions taken, Brigadier Ciodby's bri gade crowed on the 28th, and encamped about a quarter of a mile beyond the river, in a tine open plain, with a clear span in front. This Lathed* was followed by additional fore's, until the whole amount of men beyond the Raves rucked to 7,000 men, consisting of one light field battery, three troops of horse artillery, of which one is European, or 400 altogether, with twenty - four gang ; one regiment of dragoons 600, and another expected, 1,111 to all ; two refi nes% of regular and one of irregular cavalry, 1,600 ,• with 1,000 European and 3,000 native infantry —or a grand total of 7,000. It is supposed that these will be held in readiness to cross the Chennb so soon as the Rona force approaches Mooltan. The whole of the troops enumerated have been pushed forward from Ferozepore, where the strength of the hue bees brought up by advances from behind. The Lahore garrison of 8,000 or 10,000 men is not included in the " Army of the Punjaub," but maintains it* position as formerly. Latest accounts, dated Lahore, the 3rd Oct, state that the movement in advance had been at length do. Unitised upon ; and that the whole, or nearly so, of the troops on the right bank of the Raves, marched on the morning of the 3rd in the direction at Wuseerabad, and reached on that day a Bad's, six teen miles in advance of Lahore. Brigadier Wheeler went, as was stated, on the 12th October, acmes the 'Awes, with a force oonsisting of a troop of horse and a company of foot artillery, the 7th regular and tad irregular cavalry, her Majesty's 63rd foot, and the 3rd Native Infantry, or 5,000 in all, to attack a couple of forts belonging to Lall Singh and some Seikhs who had fraternised with the insurgents. After sustaining a severe eanonnade, the first of these, named Rungrungel, was evacuated, and fell into our bands on the 14th. Some additional guns and mortars being received, the other fort, called Moraree, was proceeded against, when, on the 28th, the enemy decamped as we approached. Both forts were destroyed. On the 28th, Brigadier Wheeler was preparing to cross the Ravee, about twenty miles above Lahore, so as to be in communication and ready to co-operate with Brigadier-General Cureton and the brigades of Gedby and Eckford. We have at present, says the Bombay Timm, nearly 28,000 British troops within the territories of Dhulecp Singh, and shall before a short 'pace elapse. have at least 36,000 beyond the Sntlej and Beeas, with about 30,000 auxiliaries. Some 30,000 regulars are on our north-west frontier. The total number of Sash mal contents against whom this vast army has been called out, cannot at the highest estimate exceed 33,000. Scinde continues healthy and quiet. Brigadier Dundee and staff, the 60th Rifles, a portion of the Ist European Fusiliers, the 19th Native Infantry, and Blood's troop horse artillery, had reached }tone. The remainder of the army were hastening up with' all speed. The let Lancers, with Brigadier Capon, were looked for about the 20th Nov. The force tir patched from Secunderabad, under Col. Blundell, on the 16th Oct., to Goolburgah, agiinst a body of Bo- hillaa, with a rebellions high priest and his eons at their head, reached the place of their destination on the 28th, and immediately set about making prepare-' dons for attacking the fort. However, the rebels sue rendered at discretion.—Matters do not seem in any great degree to rave improved in the Niaam's country since the return rif General Frazer to Hyderabad.— Lord Dalhousie N expected at Benares on the 6th, of the 29th : la the summer of 1646 the falling off In the junk trade, and the rob. belies ansemitted by persons pretending to be police, speed the musks of the roverrosset. A prodemation wee tamed, by which it ws• sled " that no person except the harbour-master can bawd junk or weed without the consent of the muter, siva he is armed with a warrant and accompanied by a polioeman." By an ordinance of ISIS, the superle -indent of pollee and mpectors bad full power to enter any by night or day, without a warrant. TIM part of the ordinance se minden a dead letter by the proclamation: but through some reset ths sperintendeut was not annul of the im portant change. end the polies continued to board mods without werrenta. Now It Son been a common practice for nun policemen to hoard junta and mash robberies, sad It will be seen that the east of rest pollen's pounding co bout • junk without* warrant an in.peotaroaseed the Chinese to act &gageismthe pollee so by took them for thieves Mend Sulkers. lue the 15th ;mt. a party of dm Eamoase were loading from a vessel where they bad been dining. In pining two leaks moored o ff the lower burner they nerd - • needed; some of the party th ought the crew were in aside, or Siding a mut mother, though he dose not erehted the tanned,. Ins of opi nion that it wee a warning for them to keep off. The called out, or robed a shout,—• stow wee thrown from the junks, which fell on the cavern, at the beek—the loat' s heed was turned towards the Junks with the Wanks of boarding; mare nom were thrown ; the boat. men refused to gorses and the Menthes pulled on shore. Rome of the party called at the pollee station and lodged • complaint. Mr. Area deputy-transact of pollee, ordered • eeriest and two police esstablas to take their ems end go in the hod which was about to be pet ea guard duty, " and being in curtody the captain or the einem of the junks that would be pointed out by Mr. Muir." Al bit ruled. the polies o=l nee to the junks, a lantern was Sees the in that It was a pollee boat ; stones els thews = li the mike were not allowed tome their gressa, the beat went on there he tartans orders. The Interpreter told the sersmstin therm tat the polamen threatened to Ire. rats boat won elf a marl time, bet meld not go map near, as they ware ap. pnehtutse of • ire from dispels which they were not allowed to Sas Two some Oise bads Junks w erethe then mat, fired. kill another ofrempt was mode be itst _Mming ere Ease In the suerbenners beet; the are was returned without MIS The poise boile wee this ordered to gull Seen ot the je a , Mc=regol=ogest leer Malestfe Alp Cembfflui her sinistaaa. ordered ths following ken to se-sperate with the ages —Two cutters, each 10 men, N saes jolly lest, 4; piness 14; Urge, 14; launch, 16; madam, dent ;MIA IS seis. The whets wen under command of Meat. Lloyd e el the Omelielen. lie dint Wised the limn was thane cheers from the bent ad low Wok ameddesee — tartteniel whin 'in= to elm se debate It es sandman was th em. As w to.. Ewes edlowed hemedleady by a Ire at 100 ar i ire= lens need went weir bees—tit's wee retained by the and the nen nee lessahel Is the make. Little meistance was , etheedweme et the Oimbrieds men were seek's, nth hot water and mime. Imam wee abe seesuetel awns the gunwale. The Ole*seedy ran Wenner, Ise to the wider, sad were puss seed bp two et the Cambrian'. teen on bed beta thole were aced at the am In the webs, en be witig P = l M ie t Lloyd mina the trim to me m. Nees et the Climbdua's men wets weemint with shot; demo et the env were weeded; two of them died at thelr weans (dhed ea the lids; =dim body was picked op en the dyers sides lea, red idiessided es me el the crew. The eam are on st the judiesniert @Mewling. whoa a sordid wee bend That Liebe Meashin admen card by their deaths hoes roman weenie WNW by swan seems and mains unknown, wing miler Mini d thole ethers, who were instructed by the senior end lieu ea this Medea to aid the pollee In capturing two Jenks mama la there be the benser otHreg.Knug, the crews ef width as talm bad beta derma by boats coming alindeble sod redeted the authorities sad ens naber si t jA ndremien that they win thieves ; sad eat resienme se waged ea the eminien appease to the jury to hew hem inodSell b 1 the amity fe tra o illo4‘ffha thiambits Ihme Wes beened by drown load ententhe —es by the wing nittelans me the Heed Tees deveremen. Lewd tenon saatonsti la the beetmer. The jury have easuldsred It Is be deffr &Op Is woes the tapir, WM several mann not in. maiimelyomassisi Wis dents et them aro mem bat the levee. deaths of shish 'glom to prevent the resarresee of such We we news of Importer* to the restatkas sad prosperity of the ." Data from Shanghai, to the 22nd inst., state that several of the foreign residents were suffering from fever of a ma lignant description. The disagreement between Mr. Davis and See kw been settled. They met on the 6th of Oct., at Howqua'a how', near the Canton factories. Previous to the meeting Sol withdrew his offensive letter to Mr. Davis. Our accounts from Singapore are of tke Bth November. A vessel from that port had oiled with 200 coolie labourers for Port Philip. Ms Majesty's ship Meander mired on the let, an also the Cambrian. The admiral bad paid a visit of a few hears to Labuan. The English ship Palmyra, of Lon don, Captain Robinson, was wrecked on Hog Island, on the 6th of October. Prom Labuan we learn that Sir J. Brooke arrived there on September 29th, and landed on the 2nd of October, with all the honours. Fevers were raging on the island. Her Majesty's ship Royalist had met with a hurricane on tor way to Labuan, and wee completely dismasted. She nar rowly escaped foundering. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CALCUTTA, Nov. 7.—The export market hes been dull Mies the departure or Mt man. TM gamma of Oct. are extreme* eidispereast. The sageilLef moths, at market la abundant, WA Nisei lam gradually Wise be • lower range. Sugar is lower by 8 sere per at than la bit, and it this reduction there are but k burn. Bilk hi In ado, but Wee tine been imal Of aregas a kw pima have dreg* hinds at previous valus. Ilidtpdr• Ms km selling at molests prices. The ship. leines ef mime ham km brisk. PaMa has fallen about 541 in pre Asst. Wog Now demi 713 Oo ra, and transaction In the sewdeeregg me ispoilml ken the Dues at 750 re. to 733 rs. pm chest. seder We bitterly Imeas Wing mom freely, and the market kW War We it did et the We of as lasi In Glasgow tebrise trosestliens ase of little inegortenee. Mole twist has been reiker freely mid. Clevernmen egowilles have underpin a further decline, and the gar tom et tin s msy market is netted. The free circulation of wow le Impeded, sad meek nmarteinty kept up by the absence of mem as te wlmegmerameat ale gang to do, In raid* funds foe the me. NMI la Metter, end discounts more stringent than la egfamber. Quoted= et Oompsnes paper are : dew Irkm per wt. Bs. 1 Bto Its, 2 0 W. glem Meg 4 4 „ 412 „ Camases p ast , „ 17 0 „ 18 0 Ems Fours ll 0 90 0 „ Wahines has not varied since theleparture of lest n u ll. Bees or Basoaa hare.—Discouttis. —Plicate bills and notes at or within three months, a 1 p. et p. an.; Government eaceptanoes, ditto, 3. Meow—The only trammelled of importance has been in Gude, of the amp of 1848.7-111 Mesta Puttyghur, at Company's re. 6ei per f.and Brina—The wager market during the wit fornight hie been dull, and at a dishes gladly 8 minas per and, is Benaremorta —few buyers ham some kneed Selpineate to Great Britain in October were 31,000 tags. Bun Prom Gosea—A dew pawlsof Conks have been sold at prima show as glens kw those quoted in our Ise[. Rici.—Tbe news *Me mail of the 7th of September, produeeda speedy Mod" and On =wheelie:aging, been quite inactive. 0011011.-1111 eirsimen dm Chins having lately been more fawns. able for UM Mph. to a moderate extent are in progreis. Banda at C 0.% rs. 11 tMm,eriXm end Wan et Co.'s re. 10 8 to 10 11 pa 1. ad. The Meek way moderate. taneers.-7119 dieW b u sied brought down ratee to 41. Its . to 41. 13e., very shory Mme of our lam. The ten. dew he Woe been wenenves temp has Meow km abundant. Lareara—Onlen disk Them hes beta MINT mono inquiry for mme lisedissier stegim Tim mg*, of the ewe medal plain out. less ars is mink dist a line if grime= is being given to the mideet.—lldrage s Ilmudikeliare la geed demand, and are more ygkad gem dde meet 'BM mks elf Meech* me small, sad the.de la Me anderste Jaixemin. mo —The bemdry for=d has Improved, and mks this week are mike repLegg at Wl orted prim. Grey ere only in moderate demand. Wommem-4des — Ea. Mood= amme5e........ are: SIMI gismo I 13 OCo Co.'. to 4 S MIN lll yards 1 1 0„ 0 0 Pdkii wort* SO phase 3 0 0„ 3 0 • km& l* „ 010 0 „ 0 0 „ aimed „ 110„00 Csesi—The Mow* el km* to metals tre the upper me nages Me am& inr market ds4 a* Wm see Wetly kr local pm. MllThe velne el glessehieg k gmineined et our lad quotatime; e lea pm down war rose pet Ingiidiwela her le den it sale; sod es there are wend punts tom Iste rikeLla ibemerket, prime ere kaki ranee dew. Fee some Mbar deemigilme there is, un't4T, a fair inquiry. Wet has been se* at 841 001 wow being Swedish Kind Co.'s mi end mum slam el man* am waned. BOMBAY Nov. 16.—Oar market for lamb hes bee very Mealy Wing the pad betalght ; but es nicks ere wall, sal Eesedgeas en a mikado .came. Midas have bus Mimed t: sensillerelie *ammo* limit tam this game the amount it twingeed kW than weal at this period of ke . sem rel Idedi it memdesteesel well have, from their , Weedy expedineal Italtakbratif wham* pikes ; end, In the Mimes of weft% beam elm le W. One enseanteme aloes mats seas kmeistalle, owing to the discovery that test motes it do gimie of Bombay hove beta In elms. The keemrke me only to a very limited amount, but Me mike% la Moir, ken, have neignifed the evil. The mew queen bei by a ran en the look be seeerel days, and • tarn amewl el actor Ire but tikes Is. The solve emele..see now begln gables how neolkilly deg Yam has ginned. and are again their apse Is eseideekle inellele to be exelianpd de. Illsk ef kw gad E SS P origig. ma e ogViegulrysile 11"1 ,Vide SI Ned a* swards ere I woe magle gemlial. limbo km waft. saw In mod clls. =el k est Wail epellim eri € Needy; Me kw INMAN us la Wok. endliat dwe eger sit :a. riga been steady, Irak am week= et loth in genie solvilar, have receded amiewhit in Woe. inquiry genera, le Weed to Wee of 110,1 Its. and Melba The Wes inage* is is Wks water and 145 bales mob twist. Ono Tau.—L slight leigneweent took Wm is Turkey re d twist sties the date of wir het, hat When_ swin mists. Orange Isle gaudy._ The only rerelMi k Wes Turkey red yarn. Noe. 4 gad 30, at ire us. Per Berata.—Eagllab bar Ina his emperteneed an improvement in value, 314 re. per comedy bar a semen megrunent having ben m em* milky. SUs le mese eng vend. Neil rod squire of mall Ws le ia amok end We alanimed in prke. ltound dm la fair lesa we have no change te 'sedge. Copper EY Mee, are in rm. good loggia, es isms Seel estradi leis of alt descriptions as very low. Weillie Med he tee. imilka and tin gun, have 11=1la vales. 14.-0•1111 Woo.—per marlin Ice this Maple ha been ea. .may dell Wks the pat lonseigtit, end in that period a eon. . degeiskplees has Wen Wm Stocks are aceuniuutlng, and 'a spell be Is the value. Thetrarantione amount to 3,750 Mks, Welly err the Mks market. Once.—Tat dreg _impairs* farther deeline after the dais of our last report, and we bawd of trenesations at !lel chest, but within the last rm d i s eet :pens from crop the Amon pert have and leaden agmegetrlMS again, while the pens Ms Wind to i TS. ger Wag aid hes seaward ten. • • Tassewea—Ws have no wades to neitiegik Ma say in Lasko and Uverpo whisk manna anninsily 10a, lot In rates to - Ce li a there is Wu Bide adeention; NNW Wads Ve t in been tam op at is. 101 ton. 10d pr map- TIP lerusele the rte of to.day. .• ' • Eacnaxosa.—lned.m. at 6 mettle dila, 36 Ditto, at 3 months' eot, Is. Ski. *an. bob., 100 re. Ma dra s, at 30 days dap . fgi p a er 99 es. Calcutta, at 80 ems' sight, per 100 dare sight, 2 cranes prem.; Ditto, at sight, 8 -" • . Wel t 1 u g it ui. « 0. '6 1" 4. tor' :I se. .3441 iii ti i bs Ili ' us NIL :16 R ~'~i u~li A L tl K :' I.