The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-24 00:00:00

'1 , a . ---ei - - , - 'l - .1 --- ...X' A • / _____ G .F.,_e_e7 ..----/ z $-0--- • ~,, • , ....-,•-•-r- r e---... • Z,._ , . 4.- 4.‘ / ac-z- , . , . . ._ - ..,.....}. . . ... , , . . 7 i - ......,4 !. .' 3.. 1. ..-:..1 ,„,,,, . - . . •- ~ - • _ _.. , . .... _ country and on the Continent, and die pewee E rr WAlCHil w & ii ii s s i O g ailt=•• ll plarri * illifille .e . a... bah* .Z w it a ro lle YZ ina te il ei s ::‘ ' ./.--.%.---.. .. . 6 -- ri . COMMERCIAL 4 . MARKETS. . 6 " " ' positkL tf t 1245 Iron trade in coejusetion win It Ihn bisr=llllo.44l"."lttlLeal no Norma Itlanbe mesh '"e_werr 1111111110MWar *lila , 14 1 . - market, with which, through the reilwae interest, N o m g e m me genwo -- ••" - • 10•11 M al MD adentie dee d awn Dr=la end tithe Beat, , / .. -- -..../ I -.. MONET MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. is it:operably connected, we cannot retook from comillseing WOW dime isalgra ersegaile. 4111hLesalheit Mutes aides eit ei thet i , 46 4a sharp look .-.-.- . , L f 1 ''IV 1 -L k i am tetw_..asiMPX o =ru i l m a ra l l'ir,'w * d r. net, end 'nee itettuamte enough to seine algittraine of ya m u ta m i . _.....n e fe u of pia, in mae h_l eoe t hi s the prospects of this deparUnent of business as unsatisheMlT. , eandlinni with the auspicious continuance of •liii At OM ° T..% geoid le NOM awl lamiall 98. Mae" Wl LMsega. MIL-4 AM °Ml l e with their pion Three were lelt MI boud, o .,,e i reuest____„; lei % Se* 113131 " / 2111.61° ' and reseining . cigidy.ax' , most of - them degrade r Inas aws is stills a awes& by elmerelag 1147 1 25 t sessonable weathet, and advice* from nearly PRODUCE.-MINCING-I.A.VE, Half-put Ttoo.- , - wtenthi""eriireZat am emerfleeneetliken. Pries SE lends. rasa% were sent to the British consulate, rvai. Owery lam or thiental rovii : crovs narter an ol es th a l y fl k ti ir e v olditi h r ve ssd rabe am d t p l t uatal Tire att at en w ds hi n tau ce In tid th e c La m in a to sug ely a mar has hat bee w n in v i , e rv a t ate hini t?. .as "--- - --=l - IralrsTririrrfFlOWlMlls%_ under a enemas guard of marines, and 100 Chinese Msi fiden ti re tot, e dialin ' Itmk ge,W m ith ark ou et t, rise to spe- be large and various in the colonial market.. We are ...M- C l' A .. ItALTDO I 6 vesteratin, re lerigerenng, soldier% the crowds in the streets through which they Consols opened at 871 to 4 . awe o th u a t ra transea ta. Is . eeele ee kkass= la ea fer oallibluflory pea l ed heatiag the pirates, and manifesting the No. 228.] LONDON, MONDAY. EVENING, MAY 24, 1847. [ua - citation of any magnitude. • for money and seeount, but have rectal/ declined • , . h an ow d eve lo4Pe g reel ciog mere con. morrow (Tuesday), but on Wedneeday the pod., Wes well 1 tha tu da ßi r ee h t e oida n y amada , and iciL i the a r art part io a telii - mM el l-a fee =fgesn ie ° jigsaw:: I : l = l Clogre eeee = tamest delight at seeing the English and Chinue • being now celled 871 to I for mouey an time. Reduced holiday. no t al i° te ni rrtio re nr rt , PRICES CURRE_NT . . a:a • .. • • gnaw. lea eee . wino may et e gegbankinelesdirmaisalidlierisegines, Military setang in unison. At the desire of the eon- chiefs and people-and he certainly is deorving of every Woounes.-Ansest MI drierimbee . manue isegiemad, saloon Threes. 861 to 1. Three-and.a-Quarter per Cents.,B7l to i. or, Old Ma- 710 . 4 et ea' led lb "'P a bilis ' . liums al Nal and UMW they also kept guard together over commendation et 'Weald , et edelealls taken Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Exchequer Bills, par to 21. pm. Seam, per Dory ow no 1. W Indla,B.P.bwri.s.4 o 60...e14 Od Mope I I 10. 0. 0 wedeln lALTDOZelelle ble, WAbeee/ elleWleg e ober ~_ _ which eau be bestewed en him ' &me fi ' ' Mots Tema-Was danese Ile NEI lIN teen eitroMeN leOgldd The more Wanaard clam of foreign stoles kr° hell a rmee Yellow &Grey .. 45 0...47 Cargo atCanliff bar 00.. 0 0 - ' - lhi Milk VW SIM INPalhat 11111015_400Mpe use piece= during the examination, at which Mr. disturbances h_ad broken . out at .. B_aealkote, but they were Ima M M ee ' elm • w elieweble de ` 93-day, with, in • few Mamas an improvement in prices. pi ne •eso. 52 Swedish II 10 1. o n very Vining. Ma negotiations ot Captain Edwudes with the Aim theee ll bee eno ,, r ttlel i m eeit ,a ue „, L 'aill ' lNlMls. ...- 1." 41 thi llar d" l/W L IM NOWLIIXD Ihe arnil elad lia".." llo24 * Liotixi, ~. M asa, e las ii ii it vs' i mla ilelsa .... Pril ici i i ."f refractory landownen of the district. of Bunco° and Tank Noe. 50 to 50,,mg . ‘ -- 1 - ... r igar7 ' Mai 05 MU . ' IN IN higher, at 58 to 1 ' for the Two-mod-a-Half per neuritine breve .. 38 0.. 43 Lnigi, at pio • as. k a t/ 61 , 0 ....rge0. " la I ' . lomilsa WnWa LldlW all &mile sot purtowera. . ne +coins ihe comatewaiffiv ene Of ienCikilielee ceiclain were proceeding as ratiefactory as could be expected.-The Oetweava Tdeo-Neee ise ve u ibe amekas isgrowarat ts the CMOs , and 88 to 1 for the Four per Cents. Danish are 'Yellow 44 0...47 Mg, beat ln 13 ..19 0 46 0...51 MillM, Meet :9 10... g& 0 ii i-:- . m ummy% Omni Ms Miami AIM gemo um present, Wan, We axe inifersesd e mangsdied throughout news from Cahoot Contests almost entirely of amounts of the Monad for Today led mom menage, bra had ea- aloo better at 82 to 4. Spanish remain as before ; the Fine p t im ke, mala y gyelainntla. M. um the meshed ability es well as moderatkm. arrival of :the body of the late Vuseer Inaba Kban at that Mar aa urnowl WwWwwle Milimm ON Ns wat been Mee, 221 to I. Portuguese, 33 to 4. Buenos Ayres, 3.5 to heavy. Belinlradrea,b. S 4 0...42 BOW . . ...... .... .... 2 0.... 5 0 43 0. 46 eawni'ai;i •2t 0... 11 . Nv -HAT To LA AND AVOID. tt 'x i aad its d' The o wner , wen I ma go up h i wa n . a fi ve e d s .s.mt f0 ... r interueen_t at Bulkb. l . His terri th ed meeete. __ ktemeee . how thde ma ht ote - se a Nen , h . „ et T h. forava Peruvian amtha , 36 r um & h t h erican atort , 2O b t a o r 4 4 . h T t be buainess in ;AIL onm remadin es; all 0•11•61.) & MOW TO 111 sa a a i m, the deekene i ona o f eac h h a w pat i ent l y hagad request tna . t. ft tamer and trainers woo a coon er e wo w. For y eizerown- :: :::.:: greeter iii 11...M10 - - p m. simaents Plemino-Cla Mleenealedeilbsl illialhe of entering into any friendship with the English, is, XeserrMaammt-Ilk haws est silimalla Itt Seam 91401.121 MINDS. Ong, per litt imp. all se eaem t am mataelpy ankle listened to and carefully noted down. two of the I t e t t e it, p ure ann ati g atea ' , a d z e, sae Ws bud, Ihe Was' Mese UM Milesat=off ark 014411, lell el a meet Cords Mt... al 1 Orey and white- 46 0...51 FM, Seal, pale. 33 hi el OMEN anintineMenini, beiumor, ....thirp.. tje ams O. SM. AM, OW 0 55 or Cests, Of I Reined, liassince.. 66 0...60 etraw . - .... lIMIS, Mal IlleMiltse ON WOol a±9?- 1 1 4 1 la hlgt elli teau rot wean ems* hue td ear isemos- a 141 °2 42e." ' le.. ' 2" !anew I N ileebeleer . Bilis pas es. p ... uhbaiatil netase geed Whin one& elawdess Lompi ...... ..-.. 62 0..64 brown& yethier. 27 0.. 29 fang were pronounced innocent, end the guilt of ether What • phenomenon !-LordHudinge was preceded into asp IWO Ili earimmind. By ma alloromoe o f our was considered doubtful ; but all the rest, except Simla, en the 27th March, by One of the severevt hail-storms iy ,...,,,.. 0 . 0 . 4 . 44 .,.... b ...,i mi g . Mem. in Bend. *kr 4 ot it. V lora el s „ ure a at th e i nter _ ever known on the bills ! Ilay he never be preceded by g amunea ...o s .... . s . ..di , Ita. lie ote e v o ee „ ewe ee e 1 me Cost Orman, Ma, lej I 0 ake , bolo, ... =Matter el 0...92 geskis emtiel In timameesia Os werstasse=trisekL =of 14 years of age, who was Omer tinned nes., al 5 seem oreseeeem deNht7 e , • sae bellissabet ma be mow anything more destructive than hail :he was preceded into ashram is gehmat nee k o r mt = ea thi s tolla nary UO. 40 Osd -2710 . 0 a Facet Maelco,ll6lll, le 6 Ilk Certain; of the consul, were despite ... lied to Foo-chow- the Punjob be as hot a storm of iron 101 l as ever was sheeted mom iberre, sal In tea ere ex. rsravlsa NW, MI II 0000. b anan eee t, - ere lhirma‘ aterlebe - el ; ganwas, 147. Piales4 )l =2 Iffems, 457, foo, where the will probably be beheaded. 3' CePi- heard of in India-his arrival at Simla has been marked hy ore abase et se Ils. par mon oaligegNsOWlA, gereear igiß _ . Csa,..ww. e as 2 I I I"' Penegaseallear Ud5.,33 e Pine Col.. good ...di. 70 0 .123 0 Olive,Osilipoll,p.tori 3 1 a... 0 Cocoa Nut ... 30 0-50 1 Shat-root , ' r r &m elbas ths " liar ' 10 ' A n c i" lll4 111 . 14-4 ' Loring,who was present in court, vru cordisß thanked se cold a storm of congealed water au was ever winiessed. •v 1 • 1 1__ I ° lll _. _ *MOM elt Mims?, illalsene OM galler• 5 gr t z. o . o • lo xnet. 34 7 6 WW O7 - Resskte am-. Ws Is moo IOW& eas. Itit I nary .. - .... 37 0... 33 Bead, Roe, Pale, by the Taoutae, and we undeutanda hu been It is to be hoped, hie presence at the hills will not be pro- u 7 a ,;,, chs _z„,,. r .,. aummei, k Oso us iog uee ter shog lo ITO Iddltd__ seas Mama nei 9M, li we. Swan Ma. mi 11 r -- ...Yr ka. 71 11 = Dined Ms, 14 ts Pass orkaary... 39 6... 40 per ton .•ilo .. o g rim 60 0.- 80 Linseed LATEST INTELLIGENCE unapt, send out the Scout to scour coast, with deceive of that chill in society sawed by the hail-storm en ,. e e Ma, at 4 whisk preceded him. The last sixteen months have been M. 021.:= 4"lee. nmaja = W aim s n letre 1111.11 21.22 "4. l° a irport DUO M 4., is e , Pogo nes., 44 a tognesl 0... BO Puovenow. I . owl- I 1 pireallmensgalhea. n fl • the emeperation of the Chinese authorities!. Butter-Cork, lat 0 0... 0 -- , eventful ones in his earger-oratful as that had always been; Prannes..-Thee. las tgaiseg eg raw los boa remorse nen. lor 01. owl. Boma.« e vomessibownso 114. II II ON= WM THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. " The event has been the occasion of gtesq re.ifiClDs and he may now &My cut away the cares of state for =lneblehlelisseeperbel en mg lot are sot inietalle beer. B. = Me 34 0... 30 and Pa- tad n 0 8 ard4 dr people, who are loud in their praise of the a season, and etta the society of thoee friends from whom ___,___.ef maw- ~._---a-eleewmelee ender le neel reedy eed msalable RAILWAYS.-The share market is quiet but clang 25 0... 27 Dublin, lat •.n to The rep?rt copied from the Moniteur Parisians, Brillion, while the irate* declare that their star is set, he has been so P g debarred. The Hon. Mr. Thomason '''.... 7. ..___ oIonIMIN. firm end with some IMMOMMOM. Eastern Coauthor, Tie, et prr lb. Merrick, do nO. . 0 alluded to in the Express of Saturday, has been con- Lieut.-Governor N. W . Provinces, proceeds shortly to join ww w=fieeen it-Coolome- .ooo,oo. l roallool owileso latlsLi all = miai Torii EINO/NOSS and Mirth Badords ware done on rather eungou,common.. 9 0 ... 01M Carlow, lit f_or e while they have hitherto encountered only men, firmed. Mr. O'Connell died at Genoa on Saturday, Muse Nam Pruett Ames were salsa a shade higher, but • Rica at per co. his lordship at Simla. Sir W. Cones seems destined not hi m g d m... u m.. km the thew . kew km ..." ties bodesebba. Lomb bib so blanctisms. In y have now - incurred the wrath of the gods. who 15th inst. The following letter from Mr. Duff, one a ." sent the - „_._ to exterm i nide therh. 4l - - be shown military honoun in Bombay. He arrived on the Aida grime a rea gag egg emplens, ea a very omen min The de- Bawd was 13 5- 23 21 0. 23 ned. laffa. gar of tke physicians who attended him, is from Galignoni, "'" ilngtian morning of the Bth :he said he would land at nine o'clock; meek - amd If mem setae le merkat there weal Ini ingemetre &gag agyaggsb up en TWO gm gig IN LoymiGN, y o Cezbe to withstand in kregart). Patna 37 0 re mew ne...-.. 1 0.. o end ices an account of his laat momenta:- 6 We annex the letter of our Bombay correspondent :he came ashore at half- t rt oven-consequently the guard lbe mmeests inedi M 111Misod sod In OEM Wag ms of honour, warned for e firstmamed hour, were not pre- ,_ Axi. ilet.gurrh."B,ll =Sew, .71 Oa Monday, May 10, I sew Mr. O'Connell for the BOMBAY, APRIL 1502, 1847. tto ere him. He laughed at the town-major's ape "'" ..." 1 " 1 11( 1118 1.4 " MIL " Midl b.*. wi " nidd•le w''w" am°. do it Inewit. ,25 Irian.. ansengeskamset ,_, t „ eh coots st tbe sae. dews Imo bele mem Waft wog Mea n Wels ist ans grabsy, ej Do. Now- 61 4 irst time, and he was then suffering from profuse and The season is now approssibing in India when Ulu - logiee, telliog him he had had guards of honour enough in b uy ., - ..a m a Mae gamma sloes It e c i l s i g g i o. i NAs 3 Dm Myer pa._ Dew MO& i Leeward Wand lime% Maserivo, invonntery diarrhol, with gnat pat of _ t aw n _ehdaded e __ WM*. migniiespeema r rieattli , I . _ ~..11116_14Lind _breadth of hie „day ant that he *ea surry the men elseold lesee.been Are. - ender Prewure , etieeB "V ia F ele. * I heleu recr i we. the lano-Wbeni in ItV Mobs to oedema to put thenathes to so much renime on Iris mount. Mated, illi ffftlit a rskig a Sg. •1011=71: D 41 1 .11 . 14* . Neatiti l so Proof. ... 3 3 ... I s z t ewt. 7l 0 715 0 t 1 Dameles, Mi.; Mr. O'Connell had also chronic bronchitis of some years t m ana nged in the ft • a that, ibr the nee ge menthe. At his levee, held on the 14th, the guard of honour, band, chasm we 10 OWL Do. 651 M . yet was. best,istkaLie it , .. e ,;„ ~2 'Landing. From the remedies employed these symptoms were nothing of an exciting chiramer seed be looked for from the de., were drawn up at one 111117‘12464 tO the town-bell, while he c Coerce Pmes ib Oesce tb (Corgrarl.-A few panels el MOW We Great Serail% 9 _ *Mk ,Si I Watcrked, do . i .. eimern market. In tie dila Ms kris= print &k W. keine, ssi, Do. NO4a. NU Churnet and mimic., 30 to 16 Ditto ashler len 0...64 much amelionted, and on the morrow he seemed cones- East, The hot wesdko is beginning to set in, after which entered by another l The best of the joke was, that the . i.ig mu ... au ., to „ utotod oen t o o t o mi n i m am= so Griot m , t l i. 1 boot. But, from Mr. O'Connell's great repugnance to follows the monsoon-equally obstructive of military opera- laird knew not of his arrival till they heard him welcomed b e h ur w a ge boo am le time to Zeroes; hem MaNahearb laina- Do. Ilid - Tek. l l B Wik• -----1 1 per con. O.P. 4 1 ... 3 . Amerind, -.. A 1 ..52 0 Prim & arm Halm A, 121 12 Favourite marks .3 ... 3 Mom, 01 and Coo. .t per lb. , 'willow even the most simple medicine, this state of improve does. With the exception of some daring robberies in By the governor's hand in the orchestra of the hall! Sir ever, Moe seems telloketeridershis a tritszleg es le Om gelds. Do. QM. I I Do. da DOI Brandy, let brands 4 ... 3 B. A. and M. Video, mot could not be followed up. Oa the evening of Tuesdej the districts adjoining the Beekaneir and Jeysulmeer states, Willougliby's ueuroption-oecommand order has the rare eimen-The menet tkk artkk weasel dram sei Do. MAL Ronan & Mitchin, 11 1 British spirits,d.p. 11 ... 0 (11th) the new symptom of congestion of the brain preeented nothing of the least importance hu occurred during the Fast merit of saying exactly what, and nothing more than it lee bete sot heard of ear temeastaino br at seenswesua Ms Do. New, 7 Shrews & Ed.. Clew A, 1 &Men itself. Active measures were immediately had recourse to. kirtniglit. A short while since, a celebrated marauder should ; and has been reeeived by the army as an order of we*lt the mer 3 h 2 et h et et.", g 7 Mak. Wins MS u5b ia1hapribk,...........217. lei Soma Ilkillordttre, 4 d Irish II . e Braail, dry 0 5 ...6 t 4 sad from them there was a decided improvement. Again be email (Deceit, as he is termed in Bengal) effected his escape from the kind should be. Sir Jereeph Theckwell, the commander m ow ibinni ,..."177. - ;=,...44.4 ......„.4 ap e . 7 .... & 71 . 1"" . ....a, -. 74 LE. and Dover, (us. 331.6 a. M.) Fut; per ton. Drysalted e . 4 .0 a the aid of internal remedies was denied, Mr. O'Connell the jail at Agra. He had not long been at large when be of the cavalry dirisions in the Affghan, Gwalior, and Pun- dads. of all securities tandlnee le *nimbi a defelneMll Minarre• DMlgew, No. tie No. 1,114 Patna WO's, 71 7 B R nt l enturg, :" 2-22 B LIPIC 2 VaIp. thi : : r:::: : refusing to take any medicine. Towards the evening of collected around him about a thotuend followers, and com- jaub campaigns, has just left Bombay for Ceyloo. He had nue ask. We are ram te nalase, stemem a ism eseemessis Lea, neightss, &a. Osest, 611 1 Weft aiding Union, 1 d heed OO . 0 West India, dry.. . 0 41....0 6 Wednesday (12th) the symptoms increased, Mr. O'Connell menced a system of wholesale plunder in the ShekaWettee only arrived here a few days before on his way home, when, reelealse in We Leto ar rob, wain will k the time gedem a Ims. Is N. Waiters, 11144 71 Tort It Newcastle, 344 Dub* end Meek* 53 0..33 Salted 0 M... 0 et was restless, and sometimes slightly incoherent. Our former sod oWols este Mtwara a Do. Om, L. & 8., 21 t district, his operations being carried on over an immense I believe, he received instructions to repeir at once to Cal. Mot? elfer',4, - -iA k i nti i i = Do. New, 131 14 Frisaland Do. PUft. 151 Do. Prd... 61 I Hoar, at per ton. Kips, B.Ayme, ski- 0 7 ..0 6 measures were again emploied, but with slight success. extent of country. He had his agents scattered about, who eutta, to assume a command which los been conferred on tree ke ,...„...., 6 ..... k hin g Ni mbi k e 44 ,... w e N. w eek4w . 62 • Y or k nN. Midl an d, e2l St.Peteraburg,cleasl7 37 10...38 Russia, dry , I 61 .0 9 During Thursday all the symptoms increased, with great kept him well informed of the routes and value of all the him. It is aought in India that his services bay. been ,th,,, a ~,,,,,. 14, 4 a k k 4 . 4 4. 4 4 geggmainglen k g dm l ey D o , /kg m 4 Do. Pref., 10 91 °MAIM 34 10 .33 S. Amer.llaree, per tendency to , leep, from which, however, he could eerily be mamas p a wing through the country ;by which means very inadermately rewarded by her Meiners government- mWI be men td relleence Os Ow eseftelens as tile es , 7l o = Lynn ancl u t, 261 1 Do. E. &W. R. Eitanilica, 19i haf deux roused • the breathing was much embarrueed ; acute- he a im learnt the strength of the guards accomeanyinit more sumo:oily those rendered atSoboon, where hepersonally The Wilbserlptions tethe New PM gar mei laws la Ws 1. & Qrs.. 1 4 1 Namur audellege, 32 Olga, Rhine .. ....... 0..39 Russia, dine OIIM - 4 bon beOme difficult and in some degree indistinct, and the them, and took his measures accordingly. 8o daring discovered the passage in the fortifications of the Sikh molls to an bee 1.10. Pittlo, Ili Paris and Lyons, 31 outehot mind wavered. Thursday night was peeled in a state of did be at length become, that on the 17th of March came by which the cavalry entered, and m iterially eided in Fameare.-Tollear o l t e. dsoleinglit_ IL_ pmer m• lnTeasese . tad L.... .eigle Do. Thirds (Reg.), 1 d Pam Ss 0. 0 Logwood,Jemahre-E1 0... e I ,epa sod profound heavy . deep, witil increased difficulty of breathine, be actually invested the town of Ramghnr, within forty turning to our advantage the tide of a victory so gloriously 22. . 50.; eeetk a11 =2.....g.... 1. " r pk e, ". 47. 4( 71.„(4..t a = LIVERPOOL BALES, Mee 22. MeniUs and. in addressing those about him, he imagined himself in miln of the head-mutton of the Shekawattee Brigade. By won.-The administration of the Marquis of Tweeddide oon- c o d" se e a , ga g tee d a sage km klieg 51. 1 ma w .: There WM an improvement in the market, East India &urn. ... 13 0...18 Cempaney - ... London, and spoke to them as if there. On Friday he wu b urn i ng down several villages close by, and even firing the tinues to form subject of discussion at hledras end Bombay ; poa, Was. pee bele : Novena ( _ork Ext.l, I Bombay lB 0 .25 Vuetie, Jemmies 6 0..:11 0 much woo, the breathing very laborious, tne voice scarcely suburbs, he so alarmed the wealthy inhabitants of the town and, lam bound to say, his opponents seem to have the best Coriva re incuesoc-Billse=s. ee ' te 61 ' -E. gas T 1 0 York & New- Pref., 21 p tllto 1 114, le 146 " a" b i - W a ter ' , 17° Weenies Halves, 1 d Jute Th.. at aaa a•r le L O .12 Nicaragua, large end solid l3 O.OM II owe Bask of lleaked Do. New Dm, 04.2. audible, and the words half formed ; all the symptoms had that they raised amongstthemselves the um of 2,0001. u• of the argument -The minutes of the xnembere of the Su. eight; her Weienfe Treenen Nalleiy. eeithe r.....7l,„,,, Da. Qte. 0. J., lei p Dundee ft Perth. 80 Lee& end Thiele, 434 4 Rance O4 0 92 increased. In this state he lingered on tin S a t u rday night, peace-offering to the robbers, who thereupon decamped. preme Council of India on the introduction of railways into 1 11 1 nominel ; Cortes nous B7 068 Lion 13 O. 17 NI seemingly conscious of the presence of those about him, but The destruction of property in and around the town amounta, India, have been univenelly condemned, as displaying • „„ e ,..., 60 a g e aft u to si ir ....i. de u e u nt, ebb e d* r acr , per u r 2 ye . Maa yb and bah Leado s. (lett H. and 6. Do. Pref., In 3d. d per Birk., lan., & Ch.M. Jo., 2 d Can. in blocks 93 0... 0 Sapsn - ill 1n..111 II neither attempting to move nor speak. My treatment of --• e " P t le f ee ' lint ' PmiL ' ' Do. 32J. Or r P ilate Esten.), 1d 1 Mr. & °treed Jo., 6 p it is mid, tO nearly 20,0001. Retinues haviug been received sordid narrow-mindedness Lever expected from them. That ..7. d k ; s dk pc le s geg sot prem. 22212227 1.1 ler t° 2 Per .. Bars Moo, et per tan. to 0. 96 0 Do. lefthe(late W.A. U.), 1 i d i E. Lincolnshire, lf p Mr. O'Connell was always in conjunction with Dr. Beretta, by the commandant of the troops dose by of these pro- by the Governor-Generel has not been altogether approved K ew . gg,_a k g ikk .. p.c. ii. awe pessong thin waked New, It i 0 1 North Staffordshire, 1i p £lO oto Braxil itel eeetSre of this place, and a yeenet French physician, who had ciedings, Captain Forster, with a detachment of &pore wai of, but is allowed to be fez more liberal and enlightened let I amen Mg lkormirrineed In tomato hgs la ama p.m so d mym, 33 I Dutch Rhenish. 34 1 TALLOW.-Still on the advance. Ou the spot, accompanied him from Lyene, and, on elle day precedity: sent off, hut before his arrival at Ramghur the free-booters than those of his couneillore-Sir F. Conic has talmi his mmesse bean 411010WINIIIN by WO NIN lIE Wes k same 48s. ; to arrive, 465. 91. to 475. his demise, we had the advantage of consulting with Dr. had moped into the Beekaneir territory, where it would seat at the Council Board of India, as third member, hands mai MMs Mawatire was el Me MON. he Me MANCHESTER SALES, lity 22. Viviani, the oldest practitioner of Genoa, and of high re- be useless to follow them. Several of the leading Chiefs where, it is to be hoped, be will prove himself as able a wl.lo . 7 ,AL 5111 6 .0 4 madam i nn h am i i m Very little Oiliness VOW doing in the market. Indeed, but - for tho CORN.-MARK -LANE. -The receipts of English allaat disagassa er sisassas few shares were offered, holders not sorely premed for money pate. By his advice, rind as a last resource • farther nppli- around are suspected of baring at least connived at the member of the legislature se he has proved hinmelf • i n - not t o 7= t o am , me In la ram es. being %I n to sell at the present reduced rates. Wheat and Flour rosetvrise during the pet week b dee , beem cation of leeches to the temples was adopte ' d, but all Wall in nefarious acts of tbe bandit kader ; should this be proved man of business , taint. -The loners received this morning pew so meek Me hgo Iskiltent ell dlethgwr- BIM., Len., and Jn., 2 d Leeds, Dews., and Man.,l lel but moderate. From abroad about 33,000 qrs. of Wheat, and nin ;he expired last night at balf-past nine o'clock p.m., against them their rule will be of but short duration there- announce the death of Colonel 'John Rawlins, of the Bengal . Mims Ilse semellme Mem& Ibemmetaterimpeo ism magenmen po, e ne (hake M.., 64 p 3 " n n Shell , '" Lie , k•whtha , 9 gOO Obi. of Flour have come to hand during the ir.ii me period; apparently suffering little pain. During the whole period a ft er .....the fate of the treacherous princes of the Seikh Artillery . , near Calcutta, on the 4th April, his body beteg wader arra bes Mr KEW/ ratalke rirrimil bet bsa E. Lane. New, 21 d si d and, as the whole is offered for sale from on board ship (iin of our attendance upon Mr. O'Connell it was with the great- protected states will be ,theits. The Kiag of Oude has brought nito Dutn-Dum for interment ; else that of nudge sther___Melktkommgraddl imme &l sae gemg Meek Me 4a. Meet., Pro., & W.ItL, 1 9-16 el N. Staffordshire, 4 9-16 p porters beiug unwilling to incur landing eapei.aes at present ot difficulty he could be induced to take medicine, or even caused considerable excitement in his capital of Lucknow, J. M. Gow of tbe 15th Bombay N. 1., at Akniednuggur, me liere„„!_m•M m e .„.... lo . BIRMINGHAM SALES, MAT 22. high prices), & decline Ole to Bs. per qr. Ind to be submitted necessary food, end he perseveringly abstained front drink by having ordered some Ilindoo temples to be knocked the 10th Aiwil.-The resignation of the Bengal Civil Service , eu ,;;;;Vie e 'd i w r e hdere. m g ee l. ku . .. 4 1.1 =a mm ele g... C.A.8.• The market continued dull, and Bales could not have been up. t lief en regress could be made in sales ; and c yen at . hit o, ore y p for fully forty hours. Had this been otherwise, the period down, and the valuables found therein brought to him. by the last remaining member of the Indian corresponding te e u r a gogessossee fain& in two 12411165 ,L 6 to effected without • further reduction in price , . reduction, but a very small portion of the supply was chi ef death might have been procrastinated, but bis failing health The canoe of this mandate being promulgated was tbat committee established by the British Asvociedion, WH. Masts; Molar sir dastd. LS so 1 0.2. , LEEDS ULU. Itty M. posed of. The town millers have rancid the top and spirits, with constant tendency to cerebral congestion, the body of a murdered child (whether Tilahomedan or Benson, Esq., *nes been announced. He had devoted Owen rut be t e s elenMeL Maresel4Mtwa di MiriedgMe 16 ; tri . 24 . There was very little businem done in thane, yet a slight • fFI t 80 r sack. Berra Flour price o our o s. pr rendered certain his death at no very distant period." Hindoo is not stated-most probably the latter) was himself chiefly to the study of conchology and entomology, am = ll 4 SW." le" II is le me' ri improvement was felt, as higher rates were obtsicied in e0m .... e 14 to 41, Si Maas was freely offered at a decline of 21. to 3e. per found in a Hindoo temPle,-the followers of the prophet and it is believed that on his return home he will give to b . 0 ,....._ T d ia aadad da d madddegger begber dome of the lines. The Le eds Ehehen t will be closed °a t his u`y barrel, without finding buyers to any extent. Toe The Overland Mails, from India and China, via contending that the elaild had been sacrificed by the the world the results of his labours in these departments dodo , the out , po n sr loWill8.5•5111111.6P Lola and to-morrow, for the Whitson olidays. a malting sown being nearly over, fine qualities of Barley Marseilles, with accounts from Hong Kong, March 30 ; Hada* to thew ' C:, while the latter sa stoutly in. of science.-The steamer Precursor retched Madras with w.f. 2 r ide. ree OM OW L IIIIINU Seim. ms. *Seam Ma E. laneeshire, New, 21 2 d , Brighton, S. Cost, 51 misted that it had placed there by the former to defile the London mail of 24th February. on the 3rd April, Brown biesebraasitesweeernetrtwiag tbe Do. New Scrip, 3e. M. Gd. d Manch. it Leeds, 31f. eh., 2M. d could be purchased on easier terms ; for grinding and dis till' h f• de dat lot Monila 'a uo- Calcutta, April 8 ; Madras, April 13 ; and Bombay Do. w. 9. u n i on , k, 7 4 , 64. gmg aorta t ere WO a air OM , y q ' their place of worship. The letter certainly seems the more and was announced at Calcutta on N. British Thirds, li p tations. Oats were dull tele, et a decline of del to le. per April 13, were delivered this morning. They were more dam* eke Omat Northern, 1i d the 6th-too late for moth. at shose leseket saliat MOM risma heensami bona in R. &W. Yorkshire, 11 d probable tale of the two • se, had the Hindoos performed lettere to be received before that day's post lett.- „____,_ein effm4 r ..... 0 mum t no- Hod. & Mena., I 4 Do. Erten. Scrip, 2s. p quarter, and, where vessels had to be cleared, a .till further received at Suez by the steamers Moozuffer from the sacrificial act impuressito them, it is not likely they would The examination of the Grant Medical College, on Teasley ="i e ; m g. ja; m 7i i ve ; they Leeds & Thirsk, New, 51 4. North Vititers, 375. Ms. d abatement had to be comeeded. Peas fully maintained late Bombay, and Haddington, from Calcutta, C ' aylon, have allowed the dead bedy to have been !reposed toview. last, gave the greatest satisfaction. The governor, Sir E. ri e w . -- j st M Do. Pref., Is. d S. York., Done., & Ooale, 13a. d rates. Beans were dull, and the tura cheaper. Sze., together with the following paseengers: Be this se it may, the Huidoos were determined to resist the Perry, Sir It. K. Arbuthnot, and &number of o r European CIL a mud es merge era. assorteo Lem, Wake., & Mid., lb. ed. 4 Wharfed, Junction, 11 d ISKITIML 111111.51. a. , c1ae ,,,,, By Moinuffer-from Bombay : Mrs. Hall, Lieut-Colonel order - of the king, and armed themselves for that purpose ; aod native gentlemen, were present at the examination, and mail las Ira east II aft Mt ft bk. We.; bw, 4 ilia Mato BRISTOL SALBe, MAT 22. Wets', Fool =Miami Rod ...93 to 07 99 -White.. .97 to 101 to 103 F. P. Lester, Bombay Artillery ; G e neral g ercin y on and hid not resident interfered, th uences would, expreesed their thanks to Dn. Morehead, (limed, and Peet SEM Mai MIRO Mlege= fti_ale_ s _ha twe_minihn___,. - _e_ The market exhibited no signs of improvement, and as Norfolk sod galleik... 93 MRI 97 do 93t0 97 to 101 ' li a • rd e rci a lf 0,000 of them foe the manner in which they must have carried on their Imwee"._&we e _ ime,_.&see. " m '"''' ''''' P a l'''ft '''' holders seem disinclined to sell at present prices, the business Geyern, Generel Dellery, Baron Achiffen, Count Goetz, no doubt , hare how einem. Pw Waft entsieria. Tawas (gam. Suffolk) lO5 10 107 Captains Hall, Balfour, 1.N., and Stuart. are now encamped outside the city, refusing to disperse to duties to have trained up such a number of intelligent native b• ••••••-• T ie - e e , n ada , ma d t i we ed dei k Ta w? dd. a done was fneensiderable. The Exchange a closed this day, 4 Cone & Ma., Red... 93 to 97 to 99.-Wldte .. 9$ to 90 to iol By the Haddington.-From Calcutta : Mr. Schoen*, Mr. their homes till justiee is done them for the 4aWuction of a boys in the sciences of physic end chemistry, surgery and 74 dela ger taa, ails two iswaiej Mt amen pared at mesas for the holidays. Neramartatt k Beath ilo. -to - do -to- to - frith &a , -t- do --to o -:; Starmiforth, C.S., Mrs. Breit:emu, Mr. Smith, Mr. Reid, oouple of their temples, to obtain which the Governor. anatotay,-and the commendation was well dawned. The wear Wu besa sir st Oast 6 dela DUBLIN BALES, Mgr 22. RR . e lig of Oude is repre- Free Church School examination also showed the greet Zeman ew Dim h-Taaa--A Mg meat el I•lntai lam been tame ecormirro. Dub., Dun., & Rath., Is. 94. Se ed. bee , re. gee d* 47 to 50 lentillem 5O 32 to 14 Mr. Mayer, Count Nicolai, Count de Blom, Mr. Suoquim, General bad been .r., to Th Ki et blin h 50 52 Gt. 3. &W. Ex. from Mallow to Mr. Boxer, Dr. McDonald, Captain Ormsby. Me Cambial, mooted ee a man of most diesslute and abandoned chit- pries and labour bestowed by tbe minionaries of !inc_Ls in_r_el_Es&B____dew,..._ _she aleogov_____. o l_ loll mi 1.... __-__ Bol 111,1 1 Du IS Malting -to - Chevalier -to -- dor to - Mr. Mackay, Mrs. Davidson, and three children, Dr. and Dine ranter, whom it was the isleatioa of his late father to bare that church in the instruction of the natives of ludic A =‘,...=....l...“raiTaladn'reddjir,.. 7N n r,ree= e iref, p.m, leo Amoy, ne. 6d. DM. 06 S. & W. Ext., Movattmelick soon w att , . • -to - Mach -to - 46 to ea Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Scott, Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. disinherited. He was placed on the throne in a hurry, in number of illustrious strangers, who have been travelling u ";',;.„7"7 - la., 10e. order, as Wu supposed, to prevent the disturbances uirually in India, return by this day s steamer to Europe. General cogeme.-Abent Mises Use bra NMI, baring few Ma Ow gda e m u:l4 ai...Ls a llink t. 2 enay .2l W kli Clu . d e e 12 W 2 . 2 f., 21 15. dd. (4 " , En = ra.d gual • - 76 to M. _gar yule to to 26 Balfour and two children, Captain and lire. Raines). Mr s4 to See anima_ 23 to sm on Sidebottom, Mr. Alain, Mrs. hicLeah, Captain end Mrs.. attendant in native statee on the death of the reigning Mons left Bombay yesterday to resume command of the market and woe le me yet masa& The ream ar syboole • If le 1 lasi kr ant se to 40s ed...Perea. til to 41. 06 Derreck, Chevalier Lackentein and lady, Captain Leech, Prince. , We now esie our error when too late. His brother southern division of the Bombay army. The country con. awl are 11 to 13 talk kw 1. 8 1 WOW or ntoossia Liu, ftne., & Kil. Jo., ss. 10s. Berwrikesdeence Feed 33 to 37e 66...Pegat0.. 40 to Ms Od dimes h lth hht b t I to ' selehllfeelde b Imf elleer_ Laae _elemelt e if ememm e .,..4o/ 4 ._._ Bella & Ildlesams, 211 23 Mid Ot W. Ea. to Gal Ile. Irish Moe .........12 to 33 to 33t 01.-Illie- 1,3 to Ms ed Dr. Clarke, Major ?dackinlay, Mr. Benson, Mr. De Pressen, iii repvesented se being as good a man as he is the reverse. es y t roug ou ;u am sorry my a scarcity ,_ m 111 leala leat '. w .ww' i Botist sale•My Dem; 3 ~ Wet, Car., & Dub. Jun., 22.4 e. Ditto Pout* , A presen mmee y Mast 4.ele MGM abet &Ma iris o .k k m a Lido marrowire, oa Nor P AM.. fe w. 0 , 52 to Lb 00...115pi... 57 to els 01 Mr. Cameron. Rev. Mr. LOUR, SIN Smith, Captain Should . this be so h' t • t hed better have of water at Bombay is already beginning to be felt The w'l e• "' - temee . eL e deeL e '" nu . a care , for Lord Harding. is not to be trifled with ; if he sum raised throughout India for the suffering Irish and ...mg wed& A'S: se 91 - letVls mai& at sumlad ter Cookson, Mr. Loinewarii, Mr. H. E. Fardell, Capt. Lind, & 1 Arm., Cher., & Port., 34.3d.44.3d. i i i -to - Imperiel -to - Mr. Heeklots. Cot. Patterson, Mr. H. B. Western, Mr. cannot govern Dude satisfectorily, .it will probab:/ be Scotch amounts to about 11_0001. the Moab now wry Mat ala iikkets of eremis_Paies et = in 6 7,, 4 8 4 Benda. & Bantry, 65.9 d. 7n White 18 to 60 Bos 5l to 63 Lloyd, Mr. Church. Mrs. Bolton sad three children, Mr. deemed advisable for all parties thee lus royal career mild COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 21 le le *OK oel WO W 16 . 4.1011. " al 17 t°llllllB ' 1111. Ors kg. k OS. 1 .. 14 Cork eed Mien'' , 2 e• amss, lump._ ...... 44 to 46 Tich.. Alt to 49..01d 49 to 53 • arum Pdese war be gm led et 15 es 14 ink &war et 96011 D. p a ao. s e . 4e. Dublin and Armash,M 11d.7.. M. 46 to 49 Roma al so 61. old 33 to S 7 Thomas, Mr. G. Dick, Me Fraberne, Capt. Fullerton, Mr. rte ,an be sho ned d his brother crowned in his stead-as was & Belfast Harrow Boma, Aram 15.--Sitioa the leethhaniathly report, cam Mimi leak at OWN mks wow Powhaeee hole te ii Inelig Drib& ail lbabeilllen, 24 Dublin . 111„15.2.0d. Too .. a , sort ., .. ._ to _ New k w._ ee __ o ld _ 40 _ Lambert, Mr. Ford, Dr. Willelp, Capt. Lyall, DeGont, Mr. the NMI with the Rajah of Sanwa • few years since. It may ...istimaa . p . o . l ih• 22 . 2 2021. , , .... t. but . lb dutitez ..:=l.O . ,sekeete er the mum iseeeett la y obb s. dm b., 22 1 Dublin snd EnniekUlen, 4 1 M to 42 Rodda, Mrs. D. Aanilar, Mr. Briant, Lieut. W. Harris. Dr. be true that the new prime manor of the Nixam's domi- „..,,„.a of the latter. Meet KM betbelsob W De. Ird. Yea to Nen. & than. Dub.. Ted, & Pars. M., Ss. 7a 6d, RAPEllill, New PO skosead. Gordon, Lieut. Reader, Major Nixon, Mr. Bordebie, Capt. eines ie unfitted for the discharge of the respossible duties me aa -- -- ar eiglim aget se ge .r bed aseNs es trag hldl4 l, l"ela seel ag as gaal ear t pasegoolpe L i Rl k rie .A.. s . i ...._ eseeleill needed at 16 to 15 Mb ler gold. Midi left, s he m i . N. Dub. Ss Send. AL, Is. 6d. laininD Cello lit los to EIS On Fleming. Capt. Hore, and Mr. J. R. Rose.-From Madras ,of the pset he has bon raised to at our suggestion, but cer- tecesseollea to bege. &OW eel the reat, we withdrawkg kern 2, 000 Iste a. num, it limiskilien It Sligo, 14u ed 134. Po mai at MM. the De rives ken ges srebst prier le We breaking up tithe be erre, ire 0 4mi er TONE HMS le NKR redssed. ad ess. k m., A ..., 1 4 Lieut. W. W. Wothenpoon, Mrs. Avelry, Right Rev, Lord tainly the chief reason of the distracted state of . con -- e . g .... w i n o for . t a d ad . ... c i i .i k egemss igestegaa the midst kis ellaWN demi of De. . -a- a . d d. Galway iusd ENO, Ba. Firma, Town made, delivered .75 to 00_ Pine 71otwehold 69 to 71 Bishop of Madre*, Capt. J. C. Power, Rev..l. H. Gray, Mr. &Pros te be the penmen**. of the prince himself, who lame 1 7.wanew om as we Gt. Mulalter Railway, 2s. M. aolwriaraoriS - ' 1111 • 46•111TI VI II1 11 11411 • 11 . 1 116, • •• lig " 19 Mkt. trtrr. it Roy. Canal, 61 01 Irish N. Midland, Ils. 6d. Ils. ted. Norfolk and Suffolk.. 65 to SO.. ...Whites Northumberland, lineals, and Tork.hlre - to - W. Thompson, Capt. T. H. Hall, Mr. 0. B. Shaw, Capt. refuses tonnes to anything suggested by us which in the i so.---....-fra.,,, a. 4.. in t 0.......... al.& testa ate. re warier nob* Is esereleil et 11,11110sheas; D,,, H 4 4444 4it timers.* sad Sulk Ice. Busecx sad Kent -to - Irish - 7° - J. J. Davis, Capt. W. C. Kenrick, J. Tait, Esq., Mr. W. S. least differs from his own preconceived notions of govern- w"'"'" --- - -.- nen are la par ameba re peel lbw to gee re. tie NNW We Me NMI= 11011 SI Nib br od. elWOWN i.• a le 61 2 2 N ....„ ... d i . idi a km. II L .,,, e , Bdft., a Bay., ~.. 9 .. romoN. p.0.e... M'Leod, Lieut. D. King, Lieut. C. W. Gordon, and Rev. J. ment. His highness, moreover,. constantly throws every sae. hos *saw el sax illimma. ammo. lift 96 teal feds kr Fel le weary Wer.,hissisom. 7 2 Newry. Armagh., & LeanonderrY Wager, Dantsie and Konigsberg 92 to 95 Mee to Idi..- to - Knox.-From Hong Kong . Mr. Durnuit, Messrs. Wm • obstacle in the way of his minister, endeavouring, on an gm bra deer ibis* by lwristem Is tbala m s tedNerb. WI, la gala at 14 W 711 .4 dstre sellite 21 kr wita l i m ad ii ..a.. 15 M., Ile. 641. Ils. 9d. Paneraneatt, Rostock, and Stettin, new 95 to 99..,- ta - cheater, and Trott. occasions, to expose him to the ridicule of his asaffahas. um 11 1 00101111 1161 0 1 1. 061 art GI Kt smilltiemmbp = o so= l :=4 ° a , Ll= r ou ther h = ll = 6 l Welst&ed , vr me w !? 1; ,. eitna n, New Boa, Car., a yd. rune., 2s, Is ism lidk of Ms mks ermiaang Matey Ws , ez., , i 2s. 3d. Preach and Brabant Danish and Barnhart* - to -...- to - 92 to 114....- to - The following is a summary of the news brought Whet can ah be e d xpo dad ted but mis . rule . and ha disorder th in a totudry s_ neeeed =" 4l* nets pledided ydl i e Ilis% in *be Mak 45111181 1 4 8 Nara& led_. h dided:_ae "Nr.. ._ 15... ....r..e." .1.1.1a .._,...,,,, a Do. &gip, In le. M. WaL & Nil. Ex.togar., b. le. ed. where su a eci aversion exults wean 42 110Vereigu Talk ada dm m a d ad k a mp T o w g... e ankil pi. crai=lll ENn o rl WlOl. Or MIMI •IIMM•Op1/ ... : wn, swim. ,um Awn am, w a de, 8, Trainor., 21 4 , 72.. Rose= 77 to 113 -Egyptian.. -to -...- lo - by this arrival, the telegraphic deepatch of which aio- and the principal adviser of the crown ? Let orders be sent e t iere vathoge a g emery hes Irak ea rasiseseet a half _ Danubeand Odema.. - - to - peered in the Eyre's of Saturday. out to Lord Hardioge to put & stop to this state of matters- the Peedenbamrs, mg bre paha la amnia Wadi eases, sre dm. , 1146: 7 ... mer es egged st SW It br EDINBURGH SALES, May 11. (1.19.14.111.9 UM la aumm 4r Orb kltsterkett Is. 13.2. 20. Wen, WaL, &Vasa, As. timualsb, hard -to - ..-....501t...„ -to -_,..,- et - Canadian -le - .........Amlnnaii 92 to ISL. ten mese. vekerisa la peke. The Panjanb continued perfectly tranquil ; and the by reasoning, if possible, if not, by force,-and there will Dow ilisitle ge= l. es. -a, _....,- se - troops at Lahore and in the Jullandur Doab were 100 nbe an end to the eternal complaint of the disordered D$N , Om* A" lg o ug Tilid.l ki n g - Wendt Ige n ihrime "lr i lli e b a ll = aut semsWiro m t: 4 ; m Ousemee_ _ _ _New_ , Ma_ kali. Edin„ Leith, & Gree.ilre., Ils. Ira Edin. & Perth, 29.6 d. Me. Rua^ Mak* 42 ea 44 bikinis( 46 tri 114.....- se - state of ._ the Hy d derabad i Id •th f h °m ew Y""`• -43 " ), imms mblik "N eal "' ell, sad ' how ' mil " dais All. ' WI dill. ' =l, l m a reseueum °l°. = : 11‘ ,..trorii Do. Harm 7s. M. de. Inman Clasm. II ea 66 ... LanTUN -tO --es- SO - tory. eII 4 man Or Ole ........,. aek meek ., las hale asa alga bbis re healthy ; they were not likely to quit their canton- Greet Northern, 40e. ad. 41s. Oras, lambs t 2 to 4-- to - work-ne WOW not, you may rest assured, resort to tbe last gro - 7 - ......g0,, -- INNIIINIWNi WWI WORMS diter ander say = e.g. aIL menta for six months to come. 'fhe Kurrachee Custom- romenasan art /Wawa& IS to 35...-e- to - mentioned; metes before ell :hopes of the former proving tg a rme,..._gmasernees la them wee bees min i g a w p . g...,-alseg get minim sagedoi as w ake e t ag. gparig, s o 11._ _ be._ Wa N. British gra, Me. dd. Do. Newgrage-,134.1111.11a. 6d. Swielhit wed Dori 29 to M..- to - Mr UMW. house returns have been published, and show the total effectual bad vsnished.-The disturbances in the Goonnoor Um bone abaft Omen. usesiet mole nets. re alb. Plit Plod mimmid=im mm , „ moo ..... E MI., 56. "I Do. Thirds, 445. 43a. dd. Ikerkli aid DWIMIS lie labs bre been ruse value of the exports and imports of the country to be districts are at ler said to be drawing to • close. This tend bm lastk ibb. Scottish Central, 331 a lara b l i en, bat tat Sere bearma- Alcon=ons " Zowshow el a a . 7 D o . N ee , se a f matters is attributed to the course equal to about a third of thee= annually drawn from mnch-to-be-desit state o ,sesnoss ia sseie bob obd dds 6•661. 16 im 6 N a., dms ors au w s au . sr. k . eft r - ,,,," Dila. & Newmet, 61 BRA., The ..... ...... -so - -.-.-....... el& 43 to 45...- to - r h ymed after the arrival of brigadier Dyee in the country. rela edema seiseletsent • Qmomesses kis allsemite India Nis err -to - ..- ete 49 to *L.- to - the treasury of India for its support. The exports con a method formerly resorted to of winn• gon the women breelem an d see elj e welwe e e breense lm." a biee' hos kail it Nu ser eet. awe: vssortam is IPS orb. tar 116.1. Duodee and Nor. In., tea. 22. d & NOT. New, Ma. 53e. 6d. Ygypgr...... 41 to 47 Tommy to -..us - list chiefl7 either of horses which have merely passed and children cattle and property, of the rebehi, instead of owner, bus semorba Imam* a gond st7ll4,4lnesiegga lfsseseeske lIMINM bar bra rani at D. los to 11% 501 50 11 - Dundee St Perth Qm., 52a. Greet Northern, Sat lid. Pass, Orm _ k am through trom countries above the pulses, or in money having the 'dotted effect of inducing them to return to 511 re. per ewe grebe: lbs Imulay be kik art bWs Mies sage ktr .. ZlKleL____ _ _ ____, _„_, m,. Edw. k penji, v.. Edin.,Leith, k Grin. Qrs.,loe. 64. N. British New Om Bc.. 13u W. T 1 .72 . m .... " to." - Id hethee_ ...und - 111 Le !0 . - - es -; Do. ildrds, 43a. 435. 6d. sent to Bombay in payment of supplha •, the imports their homes only exasperated them the more. Tbe thanje wee t _710•019 1 1 .. ... 777001 _ 111 ,... 777 • 70 _,Z 0 M I LTI z . .._k imi1,..210121 .... . ims - m ankrra. * -- ge rw " mmeadumm ma r dm uT 5 .2 0 7,,-,„,77.,..7 ~., ix,. naive., 8.. 6d. I Lutems, Belt& snd Runk= 4O 44 to 47... M. de. brigadier at once put p , . pet . eine a u a nj e W n sierW.. ---w ...." e " ..... WM Ommen's esenad Mond • sto to this and the result has at lee re• ew Meditemuson gad Ocher 47 49 to 61...de. as. appear to be mainly the suppliesrequired forthetroops. MN on seld bearilleadyna =teal GLASGOW sALES, Mon 11. Rama= 40 to 42 Demmeed 16 to M... ao. W. The country was tranquil, aad healthy : the governor been most favourable. A free pardon was proclaimed to all Male memo to give way the leaa -ch kß' h This Uswan ' -as °mid" e ss oos ' Telbireisre el Ms meL st Strigia ----- Wed.:Man New, 365. 34k. 3d. I Glee , Dom., & Carliale, 954. 965. Reek ., a u ,. tree of duty, per ton. E 5 lOs. lo LS 16s. ILr. Bombay & Midi.% lo 1 o• GI., Kilme sad Ardril° 66 °. 6 ks. Lteranan Crams, Dutch ma tures dine £9 10, to tie los. continua at Kurrachee. We have little news from tbe ieser g eete exce P t " ` is '''' Y e ' thokteden ot the wend. NUL er 4 1 1 &aye aim conciliatory system has succeeded, and the inhabitant, of the st at 114 ss. pork SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mb. re Pert& so.. Men.*southemp.,9s. 6d. 9s• 3d. Ditto French sad American diteo LIO 10a. to CI I lan Affghsnistan excepting that relating to the obsequies gingiva who had fled to the hills have returned with their Irs.-inergra wigged aay arrivals of *knew, ned have, Camms.-Askrvats.- Mask 19. Arno, frau DOM • Dbur, pee Bd. of 19610 e. of .Mahomed Ukhbar Khan. lhere had been CCM- families to their former occupatioos. In a short time, there. aleellmn umm,...op leitg e w le F leL oge ,.._w o ii .,,,, e q ." m 0..., agaa ; g,•, Neeksels ; maelliminsts 44 to 46 'Womble disturbances in Oude and some other die- fore, you may expect to hear i bein settled. ''' Ikaresall ; laramie, Ovine liemilay; Kish. of everyth ne, R g n aw Meg% Gab* dyad& lave beta ewhaw ore bow ....._„,, dad . /.... IL 10.4„.. - .D. - no m . AA, 0,.. ...dm ; 1 ,mano --- - - Dtleoema • I°, 1"17 ' COALS.-Half-pasi Two.-The following are the l ''''' , American Denten end Hamburg Cenedian (Duty 71d. pee barrel) 43 to 47 tricts ; and the Nizam's dominions furnish the usual The thanks of government are due to Brigadier Dyce, who 1 e.., * e go s ettbeamit,,t,treceraervjahen.esepuuni.eura : ... 71 -,, bm abb. U. um caidea. mdim maws 262.84 16 _ 6 " so. •-• -a mslis Ene fireadyti, Home -4 -4 French tree -to - per use or Me Um. referred the more humane onto of conciliation to that of hoe ekes rine _llllllenheanage. IL hiesse e learee Bar i la ground of complaint of misgovernment The col- r_ mote force in bringing about a state of matters so eminently greetplelleagrAlat Mew ems Arena dime easeir ..- ee 5 4 Honey .. lea tel Walls Ede fleal9a --• Qrs. English. geoids. Dias Foreign. lection for the telief of the =fleeing Scotch and Irish gratifying to all loven of tranquillity.-Seinele furnishes tbees Wart bra kr gee teMbeent et esnlenetsmatienne - Cwidaiellilit=rlmrs lartlesd. kr. MEWS= r ern es Wire Wasemar r ee i.. FAll et Lmalk Milmael. " Ir k .or tim IL amen Metter ilia ada us 04 Walls Sod noon -• -el Watts Ned Hello 175 44 Wheat --. -4 627 1 1264 i 32907 amounts to 7,5231. in Western India alone. The nothing in the elav: of news. Sir C. Napier had been ill of tlem mu• elNe tte Ze ininir welift er mir u ft 0 a madd aa d l r d lama e , a. mike Maim t OINNINee RaNiNl Iw o, -. -d WON ENS Kllllsewool -• -.4 plwk7 I ( 1111 1 227 1 7115 natives have shown a deep interest in the calamity, and dysentery, hut had art -• -4 Wells Lod Lola ea ... 5 -a -d Oats 1 491 NINO . 16. Od Wells Kaa firewmvs l'e 44 Flour, 3,610 racks ; 9173 lames. Malt, 2,666 quarters. contributed liberally to the fend. The manner in • MCA. - ffailkin. L Ilik• MIMI ; Kw* Dar Inbar Yaws. -• he ßort , bay throwsgt a g nn ah y d re , p a ye r d. . k-nlreslartiminshoottnturtittlill rzlibkbaclr.,......a:;=le be t b. - L S ° am": i rlaig e s =I pi t, 14111 = 2111 si ii im. agiagLeasibMahmedel:rat WiNess la grim ilas rem, erapand with tit. 4. -d Walls Zed ANON Teo .. -5 -il Nana NNW 6. Pram= (Al Sam Wens sea meows. ie -. -d Wane Rad Teo which the railways question has been treated in par- &diode ; end adds, " but, as no tines was insulimetLia. tbe rsrbss leer Petal lid WI 111 $ 4118, boat 11l os o2 e*Talf D . A .. m ...,..agwa ig. a i d do...solely L a d.. 10. Am ., Wm. ma Wheat.ll3miey. Oat.. I Rye. henna. Pea. lament by the Board of Control and the Bengal Ida th es . ...... „ I gsgessl i. ging ....1.4 than is en kftweeemssa, _ ____ ____ __ _ bd. , IL imam . 4. .... keiee....km M. loin wu. - April 10 . 74a 92,496 gel 31a 7dM-ts 10d 30. led Sta Od 74. Id' 438 4d 29e 7d'llle Id 49s led me 70 government has caused deep disappointment and at „ I= brat attacked by dogsdary, from whim he mon onrt ee lt• o , Bl •Now see e lirr aire " i ": ee s= e 7 e . ran :r e = ae la i Thga d , imam pp, = 7.3 a 10d 48a Sd 19,4 7.123. ed We 11(1,125 4d sorrow to all. Lord Hardinge reached Simla beis " The time must ke for diem* Sir lidera, tbe rimer siler We Yr be "ke. 1073 per Amt. Very leak" Mem; NNW. IL 31112.1.11 M rs 11 .".. , METALS.--The pressure on the money market -_ 1 7 4 :. ' IA." ' bl ' ' teem ' kas been more felt here this week than at any period sinoe ma 1 79s Cel 49s ed 30s Ildelle 6d 314 ted sh Itd I ° 41.14 lan "' IL lai g a l t Malim 17 * JI M • te of diecount ; the conseq . nence her - 7 6 : Ds 10d its Od 31. 64113135 id Ms 01 Ms Ild on March 27, " ushered iu," says a correspondent, MAN IPS 1 101 6 1, the amp stblb oulliallis ho dm boade; litti peak Senna& =tram IL Inweerka ws. IL in= the advance en "e, ra . Nall ie ba eseik wit mash • Feensiew-Mrseldi mdmikeke kite place, tbersiefidget te - kamil. dd. . awn been a fall iin the price of Pig Iron, or Is. 6d. to 'le per ton, -15. LW M 52•-• 7d 32. Ild 38. 7d Ma 75 33. iiid of the Mofessiiite, "by one of the heaviest storms of ti met o te minsin i el Wh in hyll T h l rs. us nos Ism ow oneemieeembeiseemeeTeeia t e e te m teek teeL e emetie. rir miss. deal L isms Mr" i mud it is Dow dull of sale at 6h. =Oodles:is., and 645. No. 1, a weeks' Agg. Ater. Itle &Vas iwois 6166 s Mils k 1.336 74 hail ever witnessed."-Sir Frederick Currie reached = l :kw aim f ie %wk. mi . k i thi s u see b eww b ie g sMilishamolnitaresell We* MillmaihmattleMolmallala elir & id d ia realmit (There ire ao Mathison ForMliaOwdo. seas at wen le. 17s. trans ie Usage& is Sides err„... Calcutta on April 1, and was the same evening sworn ...kb a fi. - ( ll..sk_sig egg „Wei ,gr th e e moomeemes. ~ 1 6:11 1., =s 61••••••60 ,. as . lingilie. lbeire los t madm r•M asda. erb. Yesterday hesyy salee weee made of No. 1, and Calder, at 605., and ordinary brands 645., Price. AprUlo.•Apra M..Apeil 14 May I. May 6.. May 15. in as third member of the council of India, vacant by whkh have hese weed ea Ls asnoes y by the whole dallied mi lk .p te et* he hataaaa maa leamparmea la beatiader. ; rarikast,lbsedgr. .. set. There being few cash buyers this price has not been the resignation of Sir George Pollock.-Sir Wit- r e el iit T:k r e is i=t e : t em a em it l i ty r bed l lb eee l i f Th. g., ( 12, ' , 1 -o . la l =a 1. 0 1 1 1. 6, xivrarfir..4l..geriegmkr weed; Erin, Memmare. $5 aMIUL -A.2riala * -A P III 1.......k8"1/5.4...,,,,a11.6/Z=1.1471 sustained, and we quote the actual market price to-day 61 10 ... - • 624 fld 3-sth No 1 and 2-6th No. 3, and all No. 1, 634. 6d., loughby Cotton, commander-in-chief, Bombay army, '° Lembo ; Comes (W.), SareVr iams. ll - 51aleallsA i *Yer. •• • ' 79 6 ... ... _ ;;... r, ... • ••• ' Big 2s. Old. to ad. in had Ms. arra ors= rhasissby at lime kilas ; Indio /et.), Coast. L Den o u pen oun ed eed u . z lt urgalbse givta at ie that one has 1 besn emus ado as ra more i e .. bed rdwrissat; am as Mao, L Oa), net cash in 7to 14 dam to.b., in quantities of DM tons 73 10 ... ... ... ;: ;- . '.--1 . ... L .. .. J... 1 ... ... ... arrived by the steamer, Victoria, on the morning of any contribution from the ism 11. Prime of Wales, elem. 14. Illseadee_ (114 11.11111111. and upwards. The makers seem now disputed to tell at row. the Bth April, and the same day assumed command of &hide getrearamat bakes mode to it I cannot say, but it on woo. se d e o doe. •4, asi d . deg gap ge_ Der.tarraas.-Narta 1 6 . Le* ____MOMMi za lamM• ille I. h. prices approximate w thus of the g-neral market, and 675. the army.-The governor had quitted Parell for the is known thee the gummy bee subscribed towards its esta- Modess e p a Can.." ist soo =atl Ilalmelems. LeMele• 11. _ l* larer - to 68e. has been accepted by some of them for No. 1, f.0.b., INDOTER, Hwy 22.-A good supply of both white Mir - 2 wo Ms. ger 111110.--laamMlL Er', • (st.) gees. a Istaiss cash on bill lading; their price to consumers is 705., four end red Wheat& offered, of which much remained cooler residenoe at Malabar Point ; he did not pro- I Misname. The Kunsan rabout-house return for 1846 , Ossa. & RegHt 6. ). months' bill, mixed Nos. Looking et the state of businso ge- unsold. The prices given were from 105 e. to 112 s. per i bee been published: it ilea bathing but an increase of im . - doo ldrar s e ge MOWSW - MllMF . moilima duo Nalle aus., i r516 ,d.,4 101 .. t0mmt.... .5 602 . 12 . 1 1d r a- rerP°° 7 gee Courtier Ilsr. ( pow leaving the presidency for the present. His ad ,r,. i ports proportioned te dr imam of troops p y is Mast f *wash LMb lI MMat Omme et.), em- 1°- ed in orora arm* salsas •-tra d r ou Or. km et AAA we re. ser Surat- 8. OM% MMeighelt Palm Bisemin dial drarla (r.). ___________ _ ministration continued to be highly PePnler• - ." 6 the country last yew (10,1160 more than in 1845)- 547- 16. - th. . pew ceht. ...„. i . .. dew emeda °den t e . pp, bi d e 1.4 iggradwe -- ; larder% likargea 11. AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST. mail which quitted Loudon on the evening of March via., those sent ibess Bos to sepply the place of tuft , a ge :. i se h rie ie . de ' ... 67 - 0 ,65 . 61.1 gin gio Nal Mama& cum N. MUM AIM IL 11.11. theigimer Caber, 8, reached Bombay on the evening of April 8, hay- the szmy sori up lie Behroulpers; and an increased export 1612.411, 61 en pee Ake= per Ont. Alta AKA 66 es. tor . . 6 1:. ,.... . & Throb Mob& IL Clive =l.4sur) ni ten b. . *NWT . BAILLET. I 0/11s. ' UM ; Pada K DISTRICTS. 4lnNewle *soda. tledne.• Amass ' tas --- .Toresar We. A•••• 6 0, larriera A•Met soe. Amass ing occupied 30 days and three hours in the transit -of boreal, whia IMMO nem , Misr Darebbar, pry age; Mors OrL tam neepelskin. oak. Oisolla. U. 14. Ospe (st.),_ assaws 17 Parte. Nrolse; Ostrich. allO One. sold. peke. old were old. area. • aim peke. oat were. The weather continued singularly cool for the hot n'el Her". .._".• "lbellibelk 76 . lo lNd bgl a tilllall g r air se Myr a mmiss ir e lm=i,... s rains• mob kß A "`" an p .l - b in.. " -41. " * „...,, i . i . m ia. /.. I l ia % r...=l * ; I...;eds. Is. sosl i neeresi 44 Am rowevorts. to r - ---I --- - - --' - - elle 89 1133 55 OM SO 434 36 S ' 705 SS 903 63 7 to remain Fatel IlmedsMileggia. ChM= .........s. amiem- 26 . ris usnalgile - .. ............... „.... „ 1119 1111 a se , 49 50 season. The presidency= the whole was healthy to an ie favour of t h - r - e --- - b en . of the , ammo if die th 7 t re te i . rg e gai_st (*At sd •Os essekes smbe resmag. ie dim Me g . ser t : arr. moblik yid Tao. Api.w.p.....1.0.8..; ____. .. aa. 83 ... ... . ••• •• • NM OM ale NOW NI 32 IN le 77 63 II I 120 st 459 o unusual degree. Water man becoming scarce again- The Morning Clavaele's Massage lis !MONISM' it the tbalsasmalbas we bar bra an wry Ida la /If Mel WINOMMINIS 4le CisdeL Teradreg. L Mew* =O4 - .kw. - m. iai 15 home goversrant at present in regard bt the reteatioa of Seep Mil lEd NNW, isms won se =A te Asir mma l. m .._ ama kitis dadmid . (e r e A g ogi Lima.. =" 1 " ---4-- u s e s e re the 'begonia Canals. 5. Megageel. 82 0 • 35 30 10 SII 227 31 43 33 16 53 3 at 4 1 i . 56 6 The Singapore Free Press reports the total loss of Scinde, ere &slid= menet, though how bog they may be goiliatbee yet tesenariassrlmkgr gar =egad rag non. .- -- 203 45 IDCIS- - il ... ... 132 55 the American ship Ellen, from Wampoa to Boston, 11463 81 899 49 1 100 M ... ... li 121 64 •• • - • 7 SO 5 held so is marissr milWr. A man of lei principles may • liartsninre=flinaglassardie sionmoninsysipsis 20. balk chino , IL swath. 2‘. elelleembe lgreb bee Lim= UN* Imam dos. 19. Hohart rm. imilidnimu ii i , 4445 55 ' 267 30 476 re . 133 SS 16 32 0 on the island of Sidi°. The captain and crew, with , siess an lbw prepeols at arsthr, but if be fa& that it would e ueued.--.....-- o rrA s e,uh eu i ery ingro Keettenlaren 211. Ksiesrbs Osieetta , Mastro Medi r= . 1213 91 •• • 1,11 33 ... ... the exception of three drowned, reached Singapore. 1 cost • ••••=d - &Mai se witch to defend ea bar Slim it is "M . : i t ,' 1 7,..^a 1 74 Odell& 4A L [mom (51.), Wiwi& 7. Whirr, Ira- rdic. ... 7299 91 Liti 64 DO 62 . 6 11 . 0 H. M. ship Vernon, with the flag of Rear-Admiral worth, hew law, thia pet, he would mein tmemselm . Mit ? ww w 4 - t a i ..... maiii. bon etZ ialli bila b ill=r " .. .401.11110. 1.11. rbi t5. dr ea Virdist ardis, Loara chidm t =WC I rtua lboas pi=a Bow arra __ ___ ...... Inglefield, was at Singapore on the 21st March, and re fs it . Wii unless he were atmane, he would get quit ag it se to ths el pi pm% sal lbe agar 111111 r 2347 13 at 9 so I 441 SO ... ... 126 33 1 19 51 0 s y &Bytom a. bl If Mis be allowed, 1 ask whir Is the Omsk/ lernir Iliktri la kralK 3Wm sle nImil". 111 that tb• (Willass.llolllllll.-/ 1 1 11 . 11l ZINN 1 6.llloloMi d t ge. M‘ ih,.. .1 .- ....... .... ... 1441 57 112 49 135 33 • -•-• 27 116 5.60 0 left the following day for Penang. not 'fference in the c Ise ef Sande ? England unjustly eon- new eellemedlllweemweleniell eeeeme ff tsrmis kit Plimb l i tetir Nab Orb 4. IRK 421 - FraW. -11-0111 Mitn Kilia ..... ... ..... ...--. US 53 54 53 161 30 2 41 ... ... 7. Ile ngetwilses. Lain. IL Tim Ihmtelsof Dame n la gegek•__ . The intelligence from Hong-Kong is to the 30th =wed it ;„she newebeds it toe dear a baz ga in ; d th ... e2l " 7h , r d no o t f dad=d ir da a .. ra m i d ge" i !a isse rwatr i : s s a t u. illiallia . 1 7 2. p. l4straw gem . 11i..... .......... ... „ lan 91 246 49 1101 32 . 1 ii ii 53 ... i N . .. 0 of March. At Canton tho heat ha been oppressive, act al • Moat* tothvi_datu 1,1 amou.__ ..,..aso„_ t ? State - " 7 4 :: 236 47 iii IS ... ... lie 54 •.• , ...... ...... I 136 37 • .... - and the residents were engaging hoof: , a for thisummer I ve wan ; "" kk imit ih r' swe r "="7 'Le i ' Ihialig hor viibik be re1a1 . 2 7 1.; tm. .. ar a1." 01111 . 40 r0b........h 01l WM INK. Itir aiTia el 01 . 0 " Masa . .7,11. 8. = alegitm ‘ Til=Pllmids ' 45 53 1 15 18 756 . ..1 . 70 . • 0 at Macao. It was said that Sir John Davis would PuZjaub is as dell esi wewakew me am pen at India. Sir Isca-fida nem .--f--eisii=dihesittittfr ballztoz = d olt l o i l s 1 111 16. 61 ne. ; n u t . Is . e i t e lft s * 141i Z wie55maie 5 ....... .........::: . _ ill ars . 557 43 47 32 914 ... ... 10 34 - T.. - 523 M 70 53 9 31 I - - 4 62 proceed north in her Majesty's steamer Vulture, , John Littiert nes at Lau firs Jamas, ea Ow Sth April or mi Ze am tom. 1214 68 1 13 56 115 S 5 and that he would visit Pekin, having power The troops mess a edl-unte el Sim bseetel The I.oth _ kw mien seellbemielnir=lebsem••=snalle ,El 6 11/ o:l 6. le i lig se L t . .' ill 1.6. gr. cy s . ..... .... 4 1 6331 7 935 5; "44 113 15 56 2 330:: 5 23 3 3 , 1 1 11 M 3.5 ..- 11V41 to treat for the prevention of riots at Canton. Foot changisil.bmilbs hem 4releAs St Its left= y the . ... - 1 1 tf ... .. After leaving Pekin he was to viait Japan, and r; ,„_,„_,...0n th• M a nu hee 'r ejle hem j....r ia Mi1 1i5 ..... d 2„ m er 1 9 1 2 ram enams,:riesh . oc.d .. 1010 14 105 53 ii" &Cs i endeavour to open • trade with that country. tii r t i';', aea saa t e t h e 1 - r e e ne a r geWbe emieej j,,g k e .aa a im r'. I. :.... as iW' im egS M lL64l"l:=6.l r2i .L' a ; 7: Ael ZW ..t ."M dk Pm r .t' ! I r a ; r. i . .r- - 8 . ac. 1 .. . . ': E. :.. , =1 . 4 4,1 :1 „,...a 1 . Lally . May Woo: , (A) 4. 0111t , 61 :,, 2.M .. 08r0 d. l a. larr isseh =s ... 7. 3.*11m 3621 Ile 613 5i 657 31 - ... ...' ... There hsd been another daring piracy at the eaetern or de d iw =, bdeg bg. wad, em s w id e w ow ph& sleek .- .i 25 - • ...... ... - a u s- li 0"1 entrance to the harbour, and the perpetrators of the tan, to Ism at the= rib isseiggarai be In 73 56 84 D. - 531 31 .., _ 72 32 A ANA AAk Alba dna Oa st 35 1 1305 31 4.1- 1 : 8 • ,:i ti . . A.. Va , di:s.madi. - - IIA : i : i s ‘ li d4.lll l l. lanea, mcrrrisu.. gWa- : 1.... : . 5 Z 0 7 11. -.... -1. i .... 1 1.77::::::....: 1 .1 5 7 f1 l i ,\ . 47, 2 7 1:0 7 : t , ii ii o s. - ....... ...: 1 III : iti ..:: : , ti . r,... outrage had escaped. An attack had been made on been TAAtted , _ . . 110 A bkom mks pm wil semaker a party of gentlemen who landed at a town near Can- The S eder 8.611 was in our unitalos illi tedeg li ns ag irits emeifel 1 1 1 769 5 3 1 1 11 ton. They owed their preservation to the instru- in the Puojanb, has bra talariel wNk a im: , Kr= ... TO UM 1,110 7 1 6 ,111 b liet m. te. 6. /Irdwiele=le; lessfewle, lilsegegil; ViNeelit% DM zgoodaMtro. 8 • • • mentality of a Chinese military officer, whose courage of the tare district st Misajor_lish awl= the sunny a d a a a . am mum * deserves commendation. along the mtnhe of 11 ° PON mws 611 giU/ 1111116., end e l " - losa *weft Irsaiswoes im i rsammoda.Pmalloolot mama DI 111- Amos, Mown 21.-Arrimd : Emily l Oisalia. WM : dank u m egehlre ll The foundation-stone of the new colonial church tending as far west as Lawn imbeieg Ousesser. He s a dared ram brusid keels e. man much above the ONIII6OII, sad mg be well known to was laid by the governor on the 1 lth of March. our resident, or he would not have ententei EN portion at dodo kg kirad__,Lkilas Mitt tOn iiirtk, ImO dom 110 ww 4 . 1 2 1 1, Mr WINK . Cl ‘ i 2 II • The following is from • second edition of the the Punjaub, above all others, to hiat-it tabs the blab _,..., a.r=oc a rs rid tke - wk TAU , r ed / I ."'LL's kba:ll:r l7 Durham.- 561 $7 153 106 a 11614 5 ... ... ••• - • Chino Mail of 29th March : road from Ferowipore to the capital. The resident, Cal L'il e '''' ad dda mid mem o,* asi o N ia, e 4,4 „ matrkethh . . 4.l =Mees. L . I . = Wales. ................. -- 963 57 I 10 33 1 21111 22 ... . - ... ... "We have news from Amoy to the 24th March.-A Lawrence, seem to be daily gaining in the estimation of bcth id ie l le p e s e d d i. hone, 9 7W 0 7. - - bigwig Wed* llwirege 100478 1/6 10101 ', 51 KIK 112 11 Ng SI I SKI 144 7 416 146 • • .r