The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-03 00:00:00

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SPORTINO A SPECIAL EDITION of Übe • EXPRESS," sentaiaing the molts of the day's Races, is pub lished every evening during the Sporting Season, at sin o'clock. ORLtT uncertainty continue to prevail as to the actual mate of affairs in China, bat light begins to be let in upon it. Let =endeavour—tram the frag mentary materials that have already oome to hand— to farm scene conception of the relative positions of the tour great Powers in the " central flowery " realm." England and France are acting in concert ; there is, at learnt for the time being, a solidarity in their interests in China. They have concluded treaties with the Chinese Government, but it can scarcely be said that they are at peace with the Chinese people. In the country around Canton the flames of war ap- pear to be again breaking forth through the ashes. On the Ist of July a circular, addressed to the British mercantile community at Honan, warn issued from the British Convulses, In which her Britannic MAJ6IITVS Acting Consul for Canton states, that " the allied " tones in the occupation of the city and river can " not well be considered otherwise than in a state of " war with the Provincial Government" Our Acting Consul might well my so when he cut his eyes upon the scenes that were acting around him. The relations in which the French and Chinese stood to each other may be inferred from the follow ing brief nerentive : "Oa thawiley kat," says the Nan of Milo of the 6th of July, Isar Freedom hided from aft of the Cations heats for the purpose of pambrang provi sion. Wham am the south gate, end la the new city, they was human la by Braves. The eat their trey thragli—tbe north was captured, ad bis bed erti heals eat Mir is okra lees time thati ft takes as to write this sequel —a eposiama of the cause of peak. The Frank naval commeadsr on the rivr lauded a Forty of men, marched to the saga where the murder was oxamirted, wawa of ems kindred pew, sad at cam and plead a detechnost, with directions to shoot every man that Wed to escape. A mini. tar party barred tie mar end. Them owe the ravage. Every auk lade la the haw Whig the hundred pew wee send, shot, bie threat eat, sad thee left to swear We ma es a waning to the asighboarhood. Fortyin bodies, neat as to mob yard, min a ghostly opeotecia" The relations in which the English and Chinese stand to each other are of the same character. la the same number of the /Woof of China in which the above incident is narrated, we read as follo4s The soak of the 70th Bagel Nave Intratzre elan* mem hod Net reined si mean IMMO kelabe 11, Is the Teeple in walalt the taws hoes lb. lean-ress. elms he was Malawi atm baled, sell, haw dews, was beam In a memest. Tee Isms wee she by--end s sash Isms to get awe, ware the 41111111161/. Net dm bah woe 1111 s lbs vistinfe bet. 11/rtgaiir Carleld, ki drop st the lama speed with the seggalkia Ilse so mangle el weir Me d should be node. Ths whole serest ma WOW the grimed. Neer dmiestion In bet is the badman et la Isg. Saterday Mahe swim meets ewe etas Yeas osaishomabt stores hum home ores*. The Ibis adebbeerlised sea seems down to seder tee k shs3 est be etymod. led Wed wedgy, Chipisin iildang. 70th Bs gal Native lakah7, fa nage of she llad Osla was dales to ths apple room of tie hawk when ewe dints paned eine sees his not, sad iamb the wed . Leafs( road to me where any maid mem ems, mobs woe observed Imam kom boy-helm Ina beer la' the nosh sweet of Beemeleses sod Lees below. Agin was prompt. • hooker Mood lesdol--wes Seed through the sable sad of the bedidiag, sad serried der elreethe to ell withht It. Now tbe Netter, Troia owls' besy mew* the homes Is the vicinity of en the gams. Tales like the indicate that the foreign soldiery and the great body of the natives of the southern province are animated towards each other by a spirit of inveterate hostility. One outrage is avenged by another, and a reciprocity of cruelty engenders a reciprocity i f lasting hatred. It is equally apparent that organised bands of Chinese are still waging war against their invaders in the vicinity of Canton. A short time before the events above recorded ow. starred, a party composed of mem fro. the Achim sod Tribune, w hick had made a hostile 'reunion into Honan, and wu returning with some prisoners, was fired upon from a singsf battery with seek effect that Captain Issaine and a camber of his men were diaabled. In revenge foe this a village was destroyed by the joint operations of gunboats and rocket batteries on share. The Acting Causal at Coated, moreover, supremo hie conviction that the hostility of the natives Is fostered by the Im perial Commissioner. What Wed will the Treaties concluded at Ties. Lin have arm s population which, by its exaspera tion egaiset the ibreigners, ia continually provoking retaliation ! Will the exasperated Cantonese obey the Imperial Government when it orders them to make peace with the invaders ? Cantos is remote from Pekin, and the Cantonese have randy Awed ranch respect to such Imperial edicts as did not jump with their own humour. The French and English cannot be at piece with one part of the Empire and at war with mother. The Emperor' of Cum" cannot join with them to put down his own subjects as rebels, ;toles" he is prepared to ran the risk of alienating the affections of the whole Chinese people. Let the Central Government at Pekin cooperate a. heartily as it can with the French and English to pat down the Cantonese braves." it will never get credit for sincerity. The " bravos " will believe tbat—wbstever it may say—it is pleased with their prolonged resistance to the foreigners. The foreigners will enspart it of clandestine intrigues with its inenterdisate "abject" It is difficult to Imagine that the signing of the treaties at Tien-fain can immediately restore peace between France and England is the one part and China on the other. With the United States and Ramie it is different. They have not been at war with the More; they have been, oakely and segeeiosely, biding their " time"—waitiog to see what terns the French and English could extort from the Chimes. and pre pared to strike in with claims for an equal share in the concessions. Their policy has lass entirely saccemful. The French and Engkith PlenipoteM daries, by their ingenious device of allowing the Rumians and Americans to conclude their Treaties first, in order to obtain a notion of how much might be aaked, have effeetuelly promoted the objects of these two Powers. The Chinese have been compliant 1 to them, in the hope of purchasing their mediation. Russia and the United States have not merely coo_ eluded Treaties with the Imperial Government at Pekin t they have matrived to get themselves looked upon as Mende and supporters, both by that Go vernment and by its subjects. In so far as the Americana are concerned, this is visible in the terms of their Treaty. The Chinese Government has stipulated for " the good offirm of the United " States in cam of difficulties with other Powers." The Republic of the United States is expressly or cognised as one " Protecting Power" of the Chinese Empire. Doubtless, when the terms of the Russian Treaty are allowed to transpire, it will be found that Russia is recognised as another. This, then, is what France and England have gained by their war against China. Even though hostilities cease, the Chinese Government and people will continue to bear a grudge against Frenchmen end Englishmen. The Government will continue to le jealous of the nations to whom superior strength they have been compelled to make concessions ; the people will continue to hate the " foreign devils" who have slaughtered so many of their countrymen. On the contrary, there hare not been any new col lisions on the present occasion between Russians and the natives of Chita, or between Americans and the natives of China ; and, though the overweening Government of Pekin may not entertain very kindly feelings towards the Powers who have mortified by wafer ring favours OS it, it will take good oars to conceal any unfriendly sentiments. For the immo diets future, the position of Russians and Americans in China has been decidedly improved, the position of Frenchmen and Englishmen unequivocally deteriorated. The interest of Europeans in China seems about to be transferred from the Southern part of the Empire to the Northern. It is stipulated in the American treaty that the permanent Legation of the United States is, after the estanneet of pending questions at Canton, to be transferred to Shanghai. At the same time Ramie has obtained the weeks of both banks of the Amur, from the us ap to where it receive* the listen of the Maori. Russia has, moreover, stipulated for the free navigation of the Usenet t a concession whi*h will bring its river craft within a a few days' journey of the summer residence of the Emperor of CHINA. Rambo and American influence will henceforth be brought to bear upon Pekin from points immediately eouth and north of that capital; and if Russia sad the United States conduct them selves with tact and discretion they may long con tinue to maks themaelves regarded in China es Mends, ever ready to interpose their good offices between the native, and the feared and hated French and English. We hire no reason to complain of the Russian and United States Governments for all this. They have acted with perfect fairness throughout these transactions. They have merely abstained from mixing in a ousels= broil, and looked after their own interests. It is to Sir Jowls Bowamo's vanity and Lord PALMERSTON'S electioneering strategy that we owe our having drifted so far to leswards in China. The former, afraid of being laughed at when it became obvious that his booted influence over the Chinese had no existence, determined to cover his retreat by the Mat of his " energetic " operations in the lorcha affair; and Lord PALMER.. TON resolved to back him, because he saw he could make a good " cry for the hustings" out of the quarrel. It is for the present and future Govern ments of Ragland to repair the evil which the ex-Tory Pnifider and his ex-Benthamita satellite have inflicted upon us. England can only regain the ground she has lost in China, by emulating the good sense of the Russians and AmeriOßAS; by sagaciously estimating her position, and by perseverance in a jest and (+mediatory policy. It will take soma trouble; but it is perfectly possible to regain as favourable a position for England in China as in equity she can lay claim to. (xxox ova owx (71011 0011, OWS THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVE' EXPRESS 'FROM PAIS. ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE (W QQ►ERNOR OENERAL OF ALGERIA. &ND zarriez PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING. The Moniteur contains a decree by which the functions of Governor-General of Algeria are nip pressed. General Ms.:Mahon is appointed to be Commander-in-Chief of the Sea and Land Forces. PARIS, THURSDAY EYINING. You will have seen by the Minsitour that the Emperor and Empress arrived at Bordeaux at ex o'clock yesterday evening, and prooeeded immediately on their journey to Biarritz. I was right in dis crediting the circumstantial accounts of the Imperial Prince being with them. He remelts at St. Cloud. The Emprom wanted to take biro, but the Emperor haying beard of rumours of croup, thought it better, notwitbstand;sg favourable medical reports, . _ . to leave b;m behind for the present. It is . very likely that he may join his parents a little later. M. de la Guerronniere, the President of the Oonneil-General of the Haute Vienne, announoed, on opening the session, that the Emperor and Empress intend (he did not Ex any time) to visit the central departments, and he undertook to say that their progress in those departments would be quite as triumphant as it had been in Brittany. _ The Pogrie states that General Mac-IdahOn hal been appointed Governor-General of Algeria. This is a very good appointment. General Mee-Mahon was, according to almost nncontradieted opinions, the most competent of all the French generals in the Crimea. It is highly probable that he will shortly be made a marshal of Franos. He is, u his cams indicates, of Irish descent. There was a slight reaction at the Bourse today, but it was lees than might have been anticipated, considering that speculators for this settlement have a profit of 2fr. or 3fr. to realise. The Route, Ober falling for account to 71fr. 800., recovered for the close to 71fr. 78e., with a fall of only 16c. For ash there was a rise of 10e., the last price being 71fr. 80c. Mobilier roes 1014. The Southern Rail way rase lOrr., and Orleans Mr. Eastern fell 10fr., and Northern 28'. pc. In the other lines there was scarcely any change. The general tone of the market continues to be very good. Spain and Portugal have not signed the tele graphic convention which has just been concluded at Berne. They hesitated about the matter, and at length Liked to be admitted as parties when it wai too late. I believe, however, that they will both " adhere " to the treaty, and thus become partici pants in its advantages. The English steam-frigate the Curacao arrived at Marseilles yesterday to convey out Lord Stratford de Radcliffe to Constantinople. PIEDMONT. The adm;nistrative commission of the Jews of Alessendria have published a letter in which they protest agaityit the recent forcible carrying off by the ecclesiastic-xi authorities of Bologna of a child, 85: years of age, from his father, an Israelite, named Mortara, of that city, on the pretext that the child, having been baptised twoyeare agoby the contrivance of a servant girl,muat be brought up a Christian. The petitioners call on their co-religionists in England sad France to request the government.; of throe countries to interfere. illiiiinie•im. Sbe Court. OSBORNE, San. 2. The Queen held a Privy Cowell thin day at Otiocese, white or elleemled by the Prises Ceetort, the limp& ef Miliebory, M.G., the lord Chmecoller, the Merl of Herd with% Mr. Secretor? Wslpcle, Xi R. Below Lytteit„ Itsiar-Olaerel Peel, the Chassallor if the E.cheitter, Lard &Raley, the Right Has. J. M. Roam the Mem& of Mzehr, 1.0., lea Delman, awl the Dohs et Bearber. o At the Oesull, Perlimeat wee ordered le be fever pr rogued hem the 19th Cleleher Thesley, the littlt of No. reelber._ Lord theeley wee mere hi Iherehory el there far fedls. The sew Siele et elle* Ibr dr Bscorry Orr for India VIM approved by tiro Qum Newt Mr. C. Gentile we. do Chet of the Oared la dr s ay la ad Prior Cams* Arm eat= marroNSW" The — Onnur petty Is the evaning Primes lotainges eon Lay C. Bantagnin. The Mop& d lislisheey, Lewd Chsterind, the Cham omile, et Itte ineampase, I Led Ittenly Onaeral Peg, Kr. fhpersney Walpsis e illat ifilta Ifs . . W. Hatiley, Rut Waver and Dubs elf Desviest, gala Kr. °Torah, the Clerk of ins Omsk he the Waletise et at the loath Women Laws, at a rawer past II dam& tiara_ Ms. and pronsnall by spend wain M la Mir way to anon the Privy Omni st Clettsess. llfLitwe wawa has Oapirt In dr Pb. tlana, soil resahed Oeheine gest I eVsek. The KM Detour Lytka, eat the of tasks jellied their osilseguss et the Isle el Ihs Osman the ems ndeishwe who MR lawn, with i th i : e =sekak et the tempi of eallsbeay and Clasetal Peel, to Imam W Ws, 00 Wwit 6 Vahan tad welsh* is lam shout kiagest 7. Ups. the min at the UK August ths tetra ot with its was losaokily ilbusisat Ca Tit bessar olVt alag isit et bar the Quoit so that elty. This estsplimisat, aide wee oat with the greatest tests nts spliodenr, wee the 111101d1OSONI sat at the In habita The gel d Iddrabriwy hogs yesterday for Scotland. The Bert of m eweghmere Mt lowa for Dublin yeeterdsy. at -cdide troteThrbut3 estred melmoley the Ceicsieloverhore et Crilsa, Hoag B Lama, Naha, mitres the Goodrum of lite Wait ladts PRINCE ALFRED. Prime Alfred IW fir sans months lam staying wltk hie tier, Usehawse 7. Q. Oewill. R. 1., et Alwatesk (the miasma of the lets light lea. I. W. Crolutr), Bast Gasps, psessiag pregandee7 Maas hr tits naval re vise woke the lestreetioa d the new. W. Y. 3017. His Royal Eilahsess sailwalait s speak' eareissilea trier* the Rev. nears Mee, Prefirese et the loyal Navel Oellep, Terentask la Os pussassst Aldales Sr Cleats /11= XXX., HeswAdadrel des Has. Heap Grey. sal K. liewlelt. el bee Kid l er' a ship lasellast, Nods Br pornisninin st Ins loyal csileas. The noninikin rt sisi e insji we lsZ ei l straitr ad 4slstt a na llalaing .. oesessay. Baal. aired bisitery, sea isogrepity, LW" Pm* Chimes, sad Y ee , haviga beta haired le lane plead ralatentill7 la ell tires v ia lamaltia. hes been Re Car• meal add. mad jilted Iva NistrY • lbarys• apida J. W. Twists.. al., m Teenier alleaessa, the Rd elk Al* • hese •S aims* It are nano, hie Herd Hula- wet veleta dr Mists for permanent saw* sad will swat sad 1131 1 113 1 11 a WiliAlmelssa b.". Her liebraty sods' Lleaesseat Cowin, 11.1., toMa Orel le the Ono% sal Lieut. Cowell will seempay hka la his meg% PRUSSIA. The Superior President of the province of Bran denburg hei caused the following to be published ia the journals of Berlin: The Queen of Great drilla before her departure oor•-rred on me the high lair kat of slag barna to the public how much her Majesty sad the Priam Omer have bees gal led by the Mealy cad earamehe seatiments of the far biters of thearentry, sad primal, al the real fulmar sad the asifilairsaing locialides—eatsreas al which they received a may lesereales dada their jersey, sad esperaily dada drir ear se lialieleirea. Ha *jag end by royal Mears pole arty &dna that k all to Mated that the maid salaam of the pepelacia of the caltai, on the owed= of las birthday of the Prime Crack mod them greet plasm sad hat inspired then with sham greara The Para ad pane will ever wean the meet atembie foirearepos at their jot- -soy. RUSSIA. A letter from SL Petersburg says :—" The &mien government hes it in contemplation to re-establish a metallic carnally throughout the empire. Sixty millions of paper money have been already called in and eanoelled, but It appears that a complete reform is to take place. The capital necessary for this new operation is estimated at 100 millions of roubles, I three-fourths of which, it is said, will be furnished by a direct loan. The remainder is to be eompleted from the depots of the precious metals in the fartresses of St. Peter and St. Paul." SEHAMYL AND THE RUSSIANS IN ST. PIITIRBBU44), &MUT 24. GOMeal Eel Wrong ansmintlin the left wing of the Resin way at ea Ciasans, la his Ist report neatine smug aids with the Insantalames &Wag the moth at Jalg. TM most amildhaniii was sets which seaamod oa July 20, is., the image of Tennis, hilliesa the eons earnasied by Cohost Degiewol4 sad aanweas brads of Cirriesiana. The Itassian Weeps wore is a dutch surtsadid by wooded heights, la alibis the enemy no lytag 1w sallueb. NotwithitemEng the difficulty of this psalm, tbe Rumbas kind their way Omagh the thick wool, sad spehed ewers( desperate charge. muds by the saaataisiers. The &Ng Loki all day. The los oa the Sumba side was one span end lbw area killed, red thirty-tire era 1/1111aisd. It ap pears from this report that when ashisyt lessed that Vinod& was occupied by the Rants troops he at ewe awes tab the asighbourhood with 140 of his iris* and he seat eiders is all the sobs of the blab to Stag ` their enalia mit. While welling lie thee reininsonsais he ocsmaed spat& isseitlag, sad node the pi* who etterled It mar lalalky. He eadeaveared to penes& thee. that the NM MSS ef the Reinians ia the Chaos esnatry wae an tosses; be sabered the pegulations to give haute owe NNW to the Ramkam sad exprersil hi. wallognme that they skald Mitswerile *MS the foram, of we. wheatsr might be the room. His upped was miry gust* respeaded to, sad, la roseqnsass, his ormy now worts to nine thiamine! miss Ilehmayrs two sose—lbat-Megass and Oahe& Mehress•—ea wen as most ef the sails or oldie/ of tribes, are at this mesist with their lsedie, who cosegdoe a anon relreachel peaks to the epee resod see Wanda, sad than sob frets Wool Is issuers itelsea. Geasrel Ilindoffintst maassie Ai It eirs tamosuble fir lam to preseit the esaity, with tb namerose fors, Ikea batlfyiag !Wadi la lib omens,. His lest saziety was to moos ecannadisiba with kb rem li . . ometkoloot bops to he We lo Most Illshotoil mod spot lira teem Ids pukka. WI my Surdne art* loom to Mar of a swim testis Wyss dr I. Gray sad Wu Us osasad Cirssadeas, cossissadoi by their most valiant ohs& , L, SEPTEMBER ISDIA. THE BOMBAY MAIL. We ban reoei•ed by the Overland Erma, in anticipation of the Bombay Mail, our letters and papers from Bombay, dated the 4th of August. The following is the summary of the Bombay Times : The rebel fugitives of Gwalior, after plundering Took, entered the Boondee territority, closely fol lowed by Colonel Holmes's brigade. General Roberta, with the force from Nueseerabad, wu still at Took on the 19th July. Behar I. in a mon tranquil state than formerly, but the rebels occupied Shahabad in great force, and ravaged the province with impunity. Captain Rattray, however, had succeeded in killing several of the rebel leaders, who had made themselves con spicuous by their attacks upon the villages. On the 6th July he defeated Judder Bing's force at Russia, killing a great number. Sir Hope Grant left Lucknow on the 21st Jrly, with a strong force, to relieve Mann Sing, and oc cupy FysabatL A small body of troops from Allaliabad, under Col. Berkley, which had moved across the Ganges, had succeeded in capturing several of the enemy's strong holds. A fort near Sargon, occupied by 700 rebels, was carried, and all the garrison put to the sword. Sir Hagh Rose hes resumed command of the Popo& division, and was on the 3rd August sumptu ously entertained by the Byculla Club. The gallant general appears in excellent health and spirits. The Governor-General is still at Allahabad, but it is said contemplates a visit to Lucknow. An act had been passed in the Legislative Council, extending the period of the Governor-General's absence in the North-West Provinces for six months longer. Lady Canning had left Calcutta to join her husband at Allahabad. Lord Harris, Governor of Mane, arrived at the Nebilberries on the 16th July. Sir Patrick Grant still remained at Gotacamund. Lord It Iphinstone and Sir Henry Somerset are both at Poona, where they will stay till the end of the monsoon. The forgery of the Oude amnesty affords • fair indication of the lengths to which the party opposed to Lord Canning in this country, is prepared to carry its hostility. The pseudo-proclamation ap peared first in the columns of the Bombay Gazette, and was so perfect an imitation of Lord Canning's former manifesto that his friends and enemies alike supposed it genuine. We seem to hare stood all but alone in believing it spurious, when the follow ing letter from the Secretary to the Government of India, was received by the Calcutta press, and set the wale at rest : No. 1644. From Cecil Beaton, Esq., Secretary to the Government of India, to the Editor of the Thamix.—Dated the 16th Jely, 1868. (Home Department.) Bir,—l am directed by the President in Council to elite that the prosisnation purporting to hays been issued by the Goversor-Chmwel, which Ins published in the /Amax of Needay bait, the 12th inst., end is there said 13 be liken from the 3owsiew Oduett• Is • pure invention, without any bondman wbatever.—l ham the honour to be, sir, your obsdhat senesi, . CECIL BEADON, _ _ liciastsay to the Oovarnmiat of India. Connell Chenille, the 16th Jute, 1858. The Bombay Gazette has not yet seen fit to reveal the authority on which this circumstantial, and ap parently malicious story was palmed upon it, ►ut it is certainly due to the character of the Indian press to make it known. The last advice, from the pro vince are dated Lucknow, 21st July, and inform as that the policy of conciliation pursued by Mr. Mont gomery was slowly but surely detaching the Talook dare from the rebel side, and that the cause itself will collapse, as soon as we are able to afford effi cient protection to those who openly declare for as. We are disposed to yield fall credence to this assur ance. At present we are not in circumstances to afford them protection, and we can hardly expect, until our influence is dominant in the province, that these men will expose themselves to the resentment of the rebel leaders. The Begum is now besieging Maun Sing in the neighbourhood of Fyesbed, for his supposed leaning to dbr cause, and has offered a reward for his head; and until the powerful rebel foram which now hold the country to the north, seat, and month of the capita], are confronted by oar armies, the Talookdars will content themselves by mere protestations of their deMze to return to loyalty when they can do weakly. For the relief of Marra Sing and to occupy Fyzabad, Sir Hope Grant left Lucknow on the 21st ultimo, with the following force:-Ist Madras Fusiliers, 2nd Batta lion Rifle Brigade, H. M. 7th Human, Hodson's Hone, Ist Regiment Punjaub Infantry, with twelve light guns and a heavy siege train. We now hold the military road between Cawn pore and Imcknow ; the route on to Nawalgunge beyond the capital ; and a strip of country a few miles bread along the north of this line throughout its extant. General Grant's advent* on Fysabed will probably give as the command of that road also, and little more can then be dons until the cold weather permits the re-opening of the campaign. It is not improbable that ere then the rebels may lave melted away. The force which the Begun was organising at Boondee she is unable to retain, the men deserting in large numbers leaving their arms behind them. The latter fact is very suggestive. The rebel treasury we believe is exhausted, and it is confidently stated that the mis creant Nana has been compelled, by extreme straits, to aell his fames ruby of fabulous value to a native banker for 10,000 rupees. In Behar, writes the Friend of India, Then it, tans thansend rebels congregated shout the Jag* re Jegesepon, which we have ben enable to de sten. 'Then sea these% badly armed and seared) supplied with prevision, bare swept the mann from Gya to Pater from the then river to the Lannesses. They have banal bungalows sal &Marin liberated prisoners, sad mutilated ye* Is the hoe et Sr Edward Lewd, with two 'hound troops at Illgisepors, sad to the teeth of Brigadier Douglas, with a Quits. vestamat et Bazar, they ban ravaged the whole emery. The lest tdegnum, however, given man hopefal aceemets. The metals have retired from Arrab, after *anima *r. Vlacemes be.,, sad Brigadier Dingier has amused the oreemead of the thatarted districts. He was lest demethed as neat a eilablish military poets shoat the pail= of the sway. At present we regard the *odes *le ampbeyed with bat little hopes of =caw. The ease, will„we are skald, evade them posts as sully as they did the enleming three of air B. Legend, sad the strafe* will be la y poleaged. Mil the enemy la ell but anothere, the sympathy et the pepsine, sad the mewl* of their moths* are a entamptible he. They scarcely have a geed pea amongst Gan, ewe are almost nynearable, being sold at le. the lanthed. The alliele have mot mesh he wn, their emeneeiser, though they have netted sou. temeidenibt damp le as, have been sadly anproetable thenteenme. Their pay is doled oat la *tame of mks or two iapsee to alienate racathe, provisions are mar* semi= ma ama% seed the climate latemperste ens to Bhoenoreles. 18110. - Ow contemporary prooseds, aeesediag to custom, to attribute the delay in reducing this jungle rabble to lad Canning's incapacity. It was an amnesty that was to quiet Oude bur mouths ago, and now it is an amnesty that is to disperse these Jugdeepore and convert them into honest men: They would Game to resist were tbsy certain of humanity. They would quietly disperse could they be amazed that mos would be looked after in their villages. But of this some ars not certain, and others, who ham males& at the muldsr of Europeans, know that for them the day of mercy is past. The " uldtoate intentions " of the Govesor-General for the one party an of no avail, and the other% if they emu hear of them, will scarcely credit them. But a ith steady, quiet ve may even clear Shababad in tha ra+Mi. DoubUess, without say amnesty, we trust, to stand in the way of hanging a fair proportion of them, for their cold-blooded atrocities upon the ryots of the district in the last two months. As an instalment of this retribution, we learn by telegram, dated 18th July, that a party of eight picked men of Captain Rattray's corps being sent out to catch Sungram Sing, his brother Raday Sing, and his nephew and sons, met with entire moons. They disguised themselves as mutinous Sepoys, and suc ceeded in bringing in Sungram Sing alive, and the heads of the others : Berm Beg having committed some murders In the neighbourhood of Bee, and the road befog completely closed by him, I sent out a party of eight picked men from my regiment, with orders to bring in or kill degree Nag. This party seceded most signslly . they disguised them selves se mutinous Sepoys, brought In Sungram Bing last night and Med his tether (who is the men who committed the lets murders by Eiangrum Sine. orders), b's sons, nephew, and grandsons, amounting in all to nine persons, bringing in their heads. At this capture all the people of the south are much rejoiced. The hills for the present are dear alveoli. I shall try Songrant Sing to-morrow. It bat least doubtful whether an amnesty be the right weepon with which to attack the daeoits of our jungles. RAJPOOTANA. The Gwalior fugitives under Tenth. Topee did not venture to advance upon Jeypoor in presence of General Roberts, but turned southwards to Tonk, where they managed to loot the town before the Nureerabad force, which wu at their heel', arrived. They now continued their flight in the direction of Boondee, pursued by Colonel Holmes, with a force of Cavalry and Horse Artillery de tached by General Roberto. By our last advice% the General was still at Took on the 19th July, and Colonel Holmes's detachment on the 17th was me march behind the main body of the rebel., now re duced to 3,000 in number, and making for the Chumbul. The 11-iend of India states that we have been strengthening our Deccan station% in an ticipation of a visit from Tanta Topes. We have heard no confirmation in Bombay of this, nor, we may add, of the extraordinary announcement con tained in the same summary, that General Jacob has occupied Quetta with his outposta. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the Boole, fitswilord.) BOMBAY, AUGUST 4. GENERAL REMASULIL—The weather continues mearreht, with copious falls at rain both at the Presidents, eel In he interior; la fect i tissre bre haw same* ray at es ecemplaiele of its want anywhere. Peace has bar atabliebsil, and the people are quiet In every distikt subject le Ws PlMA daisy ; wren In the north west ecerelly nay the of megaitadis remees. Orr import trade hes eon ' sentiently continued to attract tho atisatica of dsalan, ' to prepare large earths* for despatch to ta• Werke fame ' Measly the MOOR WI WI., which we =POI CB he Lela the Ist proximo. Our roost trade does not show noel anti more on socount of the monk in the market big unaseto scanty, sad ocestvpsently kept up above rateungroGve prices for Wpm". The Money Market has undergoes no matmisl obsess Mara our last. Money may be bed la my quantity et 4 per met. at 'motley of Government Paper. Fors are at 16} and Firer 81 to 6! discount. heroine. COTTON PTECI GOODS.—A very WITS demand exists, both for est lad end on the spot, and dealers are so eager to proton that they often do so without loor-ig at the asen. a% ~, . O. WIRT oNIRTINO 40 tech description are In MI prat demand; the price lues adorer 2 to 4 mums, exempt 6 to 7 and Bto 8} lbs., which rasa% ma Ism reported. 45 inate, up to 7! Res., remain as last reported, upwards have Inaressed in price 2 marg. A great demand exist for all. 60 'nth is In demand, but no chine in value. ve garp d ollemas are somewhat doll, sad have receded in pries gr jeood lor 2 Knees; /accents are In demand as last re ported; moll and drill in very demand, but the latter has declined 2 rasa , for ion th the demand is fair, sad Nibs. end 111bs. cloth has inarered in value 4 anima ; do mestics am in very good demand, especially narrow widths; for T cloth the demand is tolerable, and pieces of Me. or 7165. increased 4 to 6 anima. With regard to beached goods, Within sad Madapoilame ere hi very good dermal for low and middling, bet for higher it is rather daft. Satin spot) In demand, value hicrested 1 to 2 rnaas • jaooonsts low he decard ; plain Turkey red in fair demand, twills and mulls dull. , FANCY GOODS.—AII descriptions of bleaching mails ere In fair demised. Iftweies bleached and grey lappets of all lady, lent gauze, low book muslin, bleached cambric, ern won red silo checks and stripes, to very good deemed. Dyed madapollam and malls are very dull, as also cotton Rai*. COTTON YARN.—Market for reer's up to 505., and water up to 40s. is la fair request • 604. and upwards of the teener Is wares and In demas4 end advanced to oar 'pardons. Dyed Turkey md, though in inquiry, has relined a little. Orange fa lair request. Green dull of math Mrree.a.—English bar Iron Is rather dull. Sheet and hoop are to fair request. Nall-rod, both round and square, le in very good demand and advanced. Swedish bar iron Is in Mr request, as air steel. Lead Pig and sheet are in moderate request. The plats In good enquiry. Speller in demand. C Breaker, sheathing, bot tom and bolts, are all fa fait eaquiry, but declined to valets. 146 cwt. sheathing copper, Ra. 62 lO o t t ar cwt.; 660 owl. Brazil copper, Rs. 64 per cwt.; 180 round nail l oan (to embus), Ea. 40 per ody. ; 126 candies round nail iron (to emir), Es. 44 6 as. per candy. QVICIBILTIR in good demand, and edvancnl in )11:Ce. COVIITNILLL begins to be blanked for, and IRANNI bre advanced slightly. SAFFRON Is in Inquiry. RID and WRITE LIAO An fa tar inquiry. BURR'S, both in wood and bottle, are dull. Rayon. COTTON WOOL.—Tb• mains has been very steady ; kw Chins and the Beer insabre pasehease maths* to be made, sad prier bar adveseed. Sneers Worn has bees Is active demand, and further 'levered In oar. tawdryWoothners are la fair mead; flare! in moderate He decli nrr. hies rather dull, end Rsjapore sad Ghettos ed Ssune...-limeed le good logalry; at one time it bad de clined to Its. 6 7 aas., but beg aims marl Re. 64. Rape : Of OVROMIS lists Is sees an the_ get ; is aides portiress hoe bra mods at Em. 61 be ik&sty Is Otiebar. ilehle Niger : Very litho In the nimlest; pries Bs. 181. 01 seal mho them le very li le he !—bit,!—bit,bat a goodr bated ; exemly any tho shags Is i s= Psa dea llir at : le Rem& Shorts* is is good deemsd. h slier 00 Corm.—lfecir, Wean, jiiii6ma um esered, and au aseistiose ass ssetheal. Paresn.—Rbaleel ad Kaiaks ars moron Satarrris.—V ANL Coma is Is geed e.awg, sad adviread no Re. 67 to 69. °tn.—Cermet in gaol dememi end Merrill to Re. 44 to Re. 4. Teti, Re, 111-10. Carer so chears. Wilma. las leased in prim. Sent, Re. 20 to III; Bathe, Re. 1791 Made% U. 18 to 20 ; %tads, seam Omer lise geed errad red adverted to PA.1261 kr Mualleet e far hr Isaacs. deft=sren-Oasere, balk brews eel essint=rl Whir Oa et Ihme= sp a t a Ricrare Or pest heisfahi erimmis bee rhea ormildieshiy. Aar the hie smilbriv eihni 10,0001. at Cbles-hums bile was aid at le. 11$., era nut gat-rises losal-draws papa et Is. lad. eh aearibe der. Rates timt mound a &Med sprat tram *ad have bees sdnadas 4allr. rite inhebre rib hi et ei 2a. OR. Doctors{ merlin lees sad re is.. la. ll4d. to h. Old_ ! . Qs OttisiNsielphi L YlS I Rohs% XI aire *hit par; taloa, 60 dare rotors h slit. Teenrass. Them bashes se irprevereit is the mile ef .. ahem our het but ekes while he Rharpeet hat may IL, end hr Leeriest IL Se. per to ; while Is, Oill — Ta tines are sordidly Re. 11l to 4 per agthip. r•Qesetal 84r Jamie Outram, 0.C.8., re le Weems at the 1114 el July, by the steamer from Gana, whither he had acne ow a am trip, In 1...1•11. THE BRAZILIAN MAIL, SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY. The Royal Mail Brazilian steam-packet Tyne, Captain Sawyer, Admiralty Agent Lieuten an t Irwin, R.N., from Lisbon, August 30, has arrived here with the Brazilian and South American mails. The dates are from Rio de Janeiro, August 8 ; Bahia, August 12 ; Pernambuco, August 16 ; Buenos Ayres, July 28; and Monte Video, July 31. There are 104 passengers, including Madame Anna Bishop, the vocalist; and the freight includes diamonds to the amount of 62,3781., with the following specie: —silver bullion to the value of 2,111 i.; gold bullion, 23,8341. ; gold coin, 78,3041. The following are the movements of her Majesty's ships:—Her Majest3's ship Spy was at Buenos Ayres on the 30th of July, and the following ships were at Rio at the date of the packet's sailing, viz.:—Madagascar, with the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir J. Lushiogton, Wasp, and Siren. The Harriet left for the River Plate on the 3rd of August. The ' squadron was healthy, with the exception of a few cues of influenza. The following is our Rio correspondent's letter: "RIO DB JANIERO, Atom 8. " The ministerial crisis ha. paned over and I have nothing new to report in the politics of Rio de Janeiro. A sad disaster happened in our port on the 6th ultimo, Mr. W. T. Dovey, an English mer. chant, well known and highly respected, both here and in your capital, was invited by the commander of the Madagascar frigate to dine on board that vessel. The boat conveying him and his two nieces, Min San and Miss Charlotte Whorrad, was en. fortunately capsized, and the latter young lady and her attendant, • negrese of twelve years of age, were drowned. Captain Leycester and his off:ons have been indefatigable in their endeavours to recover the bodies of the two unfortunate victims, but u yet without success. This event is univer sally r egre tted here. " In Ex:dung° about 560,0001. have been nego elated for this conveyance. 460,0001. at 26d.; the balance at 251 d. and 261 d. " Supplies of coffee since our last have continued very moderate, averaging perhaps 4,800 bags per day. Prices in consequence have been fully main. taxied, but from packet to packet the transactions have been very limited, not exceeding 90,000 bags, and divided as follows:—For Europe, 35,000 bags (North); for America, 43,000; for the Mediter. ranean, 7,000; Cape, and sundries, 6,000. " Our stook is reduced to 90 or 100,000 bags.' " In other branches of business we have nothing to report." COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. la Maw there have been so sake seeded. in sugars • sionelibrable Wine= has been dons since the strivel at the Laciand la the kat week scene 10,000 begs have changed nre l' at the Mowing Flees : Good browse, 21s. ad. per strobe, freight exoepted; ordinary ditto, 20s. 6d. ; Nears* bags, 191. 11d. ; with a proportion of whits*, 24e. 6i. ditto, 23e. &L Stook to-day 5,824 ewe. 525 boxes, 2,07 k barrels, and 17,971 bag.. The weather for the sew nap bse bees moot favourable, and new sugars are expected to mar het in the wane of nest month. Th• crop will be te all ap p • very large ale. P'reights were loaing up • lew days Once, bat the arrival of coal male, and others in balleet, have brought down rates. Etching. opened at 261,_90 day-a, at which the principal hominess hie been done. We asfimate the transactions at 1.0001. to 2.111. GO days ; 70,0001. at 261, 60 and 90 days; 12,0001. at 24, 90 days. The rote loots firmer at 261, at wbinh bills are no eared. Discounts 9 per cent. at the Bank for feet nomad bills, sad 10 to L per cent in private for bag date. . PERNAMBUCO, Ammer 12. la saw fls tzsairedeas for the weak hays her as Raked seals; 8 dela 420 to 2 dol.. 660 per strobe bars beat pad tbr browse, sad 3 dole. to 3 dole. 200 per ditto fee WIMP liar wakes. Ia l'andbe ear Monk paler to some extent it 9 dole. 300 for former. sad 8 dos. 700 per snobs for totter ; Mee enett warm were made at 8 dole. 600 pet ditto, orb. EXCRAJIGE.--Beveral 'mounts have been tnrusacted at 260. to 26d. according to terms and !payment. DISCOUNTIL—The nate at the banks continue at 9 end 10 per cent. for but. with too- and all months to ran, end out ee-doors money for longer time to be had at the mune rate* sad eemathiag more *wording to pager. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, LIIOUST 28. Haydir-Effendi is appointed ambamador of the Porte, at St. Petersburg; Aristurehi is to go to Berlin. The Sultan, in a recent speech, has, in the most pressing manner, urged all the functionaries to ' treat all the subjects of his empire with equal justice, and he declares b;s flrm resolution to punish all financial abuses. The Greek General String is dead. It is stated that the commission charged to early the mouths of the Danube has unanimously pro nounces:l in favour of the St George outlet. The following telegram has been received from Mrveilles : September 2. Utters from Aleundrla, dated August 24, confirm news cif • plot egemit the life of the sleety. Some arrests hare been made. Said Packs by his eggegatio &Silgado hes . restored tranquility. Three Turks who hod 111111111•111 MSS . Greek sailors ow tne nigh seas hare bum bmpl. Tim has bean sores agitation in Syria. The FINIMOk Cogged Beyront has goes to Tripoli, where a massacre of Clalethmt was Sweetened. He has Juniata& upon znessores for resat& Wet's' order. The Sultan's mother has just died at Mims THE ISTHMUS OF SUEZ CANAL. . It may not be uninteresting to our readers It rj know, that in the coons of November next a gement meelle. Mg will be held in Parks for the purpose of aetabilitill •. - _ _ - ocei pry for Burly orrying oat the project of Ohs heir of Bar Oral. The appal has, we are taheamoll, nearly alt subscribed in the following proportions : - - Eigbatal the Viceroy ot Egypt EPROM Turkey, Riar, sad Syria Fumes Austria sad Losbard•Vetuals . 1,600,000 800,600 Ruda 480,000 Noah el Gerawaty, Swedes, Deamark, Hama& Tawas, Pram* llwitaeetoed, Hollaad, mad m Belgian soa llaste. Poetess% hal sad Greece 400,000 Ualled Elate' et Leaving the portion nuerved lot Kagiaad 1,000,003 16,000,000 The whole capital to be repreacated by 460,060 aim al SOL each. We bd "me that It la aft tabled= to inks s tarsal call be asseey Y Ihts wasatry, bat, I. awed It lead said that lbws mists as the part at the premolars say Wm t. adder Rash= how say eh= to it, tad to arda crap* with tits berated wishes of the Timmy et liand. we =deists= stet applketkas tor &MS ma sew be web at the dies et Mama Lap, ileuthen, sad Co, 43, Merin keet Leaks, tkaatthaelusd meats sad raprasetativei hoe. The lead eatusted le thsocespeay by the Venn/ 4EIO la perpetuity is a very =port= =tuts, sad we =meld that it creases to net let the* 320,100 germ The pr' meat ere euellisat WWI Ikon the %Mee al Alpe are wished tabbg alba soarer bto witatimate. Ihey Will• lailegnaileatb et the lateral of 6 per Nat., *beds very Mame, ead expete, in two yarn to effilabileh a ettemmiew don sefilthat to allow abeetathe ci the ptemat deederab be pan, mei thee, ceekesimatly, with twe-tbada cl theteldli they will obtain import= renames previous to be oesoh• the of the projected works. °imam, Parr-ornee. The sorters of the as P.m- .. have isseserishesit toe Right HOE. Led Csishedm, Pedemtesireeseekeetkitioe as TV eel I "W.* Illfitoffile thdr presses vitreeses. The mem age, obese IMP, sod hair cerriere shoot 10 1 DraleS AND AUSTRALIAN Tztainami.—llie 01= selmerelea et do Aleasie able balm* "I *mid Nadi et ig amaissagarmi Yr ssor Otterpries• to *bat ftect A compuiy Is Pow WMI *T e rm et - law rails with WY .1' end Ciejlo i The Bed des I nee we% R eild. lie she laths goons" ' le 00% asirsisse, 111 lime this die iiei of emir marsikee. Cl= ror s ii M l le aleommino 4 " . iliversomi eige. ..in ell iLide Sew Seri be Aw. irjalli ipittalittiktait ii itheleiAr = Wag =sir 10 a l. f aeil. la ilia Ilistiemenee , 011' s ti l t= al ai te c r e MtiLact . oe Cie wadi el thleelermatemloa west .f.../ r the talon vasolligs et Ow . 11 P 0 7.. „ ~, ..ir Yea. .. k No' . .