The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-20 00:00:00

braes woo getting is, ;egg " Balm of the Bomb y Eseepsaa Reglaseat, Tod. ▪ e ite tCe had so yet BOP ha appearance. lien!—Agee I last addressed y es , arm „an dose. NM is &lade, te to be rul y.- 22 se is yes thenesplid woven at that we a tow sheet menehe hada natindent of polite at Hydra- y 0 71,, :4:11n 7 .. 04 4 the poot ee l TM colours, an ai r a te etlisd petiorie liPm earica lei ts b eir l idoistas ilnish ea ls these it 11 sem at Kurrachee, will be of your seestrom sad whisk save made yea esielested sitars cf retrenchment bevy in ee t i° .'l. l :," ib: k r a n• ign env , sot seas a m s y • stew the clipping* can he bat small ; • a rt iosi des we semis, A s ausust77.7ez; umv sa e of the vellum manster r wide* 5. Sera :lusher. Ottore tans • pleated the Delta •27..7 . 1 4" h "" h brash is Ouiti on the . part d 4 the I told ycru the mon ante present Jay had li rts Aoki, sad , ; his vi&nelnrs• of InnehOldens MSS "en ea riot& ss their prdceneie, and l e y we li t l ds protad drip• cf his revenes, or it easy to .4r . u r e a n t Bennett Plaired the *Wow in spite el was tried .ta be applied, it which he co noy.n . inateblecksses, and the gellsat Fudge, Ms ISM a. a may, he was to Ira coerced. and P"atea s aar e d Brit" e d cap US the v•Da: of the li t th Bengal N. 1. . and aa t serinepetsaa amanita the Amalie. of ea /SI " bread' Stith two glum to assist 3,000 i seissearr. Yon Sr. theeldest regimes% is India, aft" f.a that purpose. The maunder i You me ugly the oldest regiment is the world, sad these proud, No, I ma rita,zr in the fort of Delta, to drive , " 1 " 'r il l's °liwbich I los so wssag „•...,:, we seem to have gone bull-beaded , le ri u t i l lw r,,,ln de j tt et a y es . r t! of 22 dt hon em t.r.stt Illaertos and ten men 10th ' i nsets , ss yes „,s the math. 'll not limo for • long co say nin th more, .. r sod stssf a y o f our allies, , but ern net detain you. I ant very glad to sus you all • r sounded, besides Wing one et Whin" so well." en, my tad vole eight me , Mr. R. N. C. Hamilton, Resident at Indere, has been fully and honourably acquitted of all the charges na.:.i t red tat mat* from the tort • „ *29.1% Meech r clot have been badly planned atcn without oar refened against him, and hie accuser has bees do , rived of his civil berth as hie asaistant. or we never could have lost so Ife3o, is said to hare bets e% by which the, Nissa is to settle ~ tnaiurv—in default of which we ursel;es. How far this may be I k not, but it is time something ce and violence ilICTISO• apace .• d .t is clear to 'ray ono the mans i ze la:s own affairs. re: was to knee f'alcutta on the rO-.ore he would remain till the . 11 ..zhi be will not again return to h. b.‘ !..r the perms°, quitting India • e ‘-d of next reir. The Mar , rra.hed Mussoorio on her •Le is s'. The lieutenant for tiOula on the 7.. h e.cu•ta Sib, and would, 7 kind to Bomber br the steam . to hare on the . 10:h. This slt. ' but grounded . :Ames seed Mary Saud, where position till the 291, • c ";:.• I.:it:ad off by the Tense; -..: to her s•sistan.w. She da e- r. I was atrsiod somewhat, • • . to Calcutta was soon put to - „trn.adir g she had cm ba , rd . • • 12 t i our.. wlmch with her :anled, at d being thug , .1- : 'ion destruction. Great • _ : to ti.e pilot who had the. • a: Le wa. to have been tried • - • --t-:uvrtial, which had de - 2 r. the evidence of Captain • .fore the court. The vets 1 of the Ccm •• itirds of 100,0001. The s: of the house of Leo+, • : :d: he we. off by , ;•. :loth March. The • . Bank exposers - : • ..leutts, on the 61 of 7 e 7.:1 , -1.0 received this mom t'..at the peoptct of the • s..y I Bengali= for the pre - . - t_ »e teto:Tal on turning ;. rip: tided on • prelisi .'re'y thrown Wily. It u-.dertaken is • . : *.y !Eery, it by nothing - is, be fouLd fool money in under . . Mr. Mills, C.S., 7 •: !strute of Calcutta • e 'IT. Hume and Mr. .• seni.tr and junior : ... • s .tana, 1,100 tow, • . . , •• .:r, lostwastely ••-.. • •••• •-. • day from bat • ' • was 113 rculk . to ,lead it • • . C. Ravi:its" • •. alld was to be swan • p:ca of piste had . • - • r 1: Gambier, the late ! application far a new • Itzr. Mr. Whitford. is :Li : had beta refused, and - • ..•:. s. Brigadier J. Landes • 4 .: y. has obtained a sick ow arts F. J. alert sad C. Staf e•-•es at Madras, having obtassed —C. have resigned these appoint succeeded by Captain H. Colbeck, H. Power, 32nd NJ. Mr. M. D. has rfligned the service.—The left C.lcutta for Sacs on the oa board the same resod Ay, lite resident at Nepali!, who tl.e army. An inieute took prisoners in the Aire gaql t 3th inst., in which sumo forty . ::ed or wounded by the guard. having appeared in the vidnity Ittikes, with about 100 horse : -11:!, hoping they m'ght raw : • —The Ranee of Thnteur died irr estates have fallen to go. having left no htirs.—Too _ .r.ty having been paid out of overdrawn is to be re y payments: Sir Charles *ck upwards of 2,0001., and so on. Is it not too .:::ors a good MUD as prize • tt it has all been scattered to IN a mistake they got so rtfaud to th.: tune of one- tt. hills ei:lotr to-morrow .: get on equally well wttb . if all be true that Im re :•r-in-chief has just got cf _erysipalu of the wounded at Rangoon : :..e 1;:h proximo, and altar wi.l oe hit successor is The following is from the 03lculla Englishman, of the 30th March: lies tsaliency the Commseder-ie•Chiet was at Wm.*. ratab on Wednesday, the 13th Met, and had s revisor of all the troop. at 4 p.m. of that day. After he had sees various evolutions pe.Lensid, ►a dismissed the brigade, with the eztorrion of the 34th Native latently. sad shortly aftu addicts oi ethane and ram through h:s Persian interpreter. H. mentioaed that he bad received se aaosymous ovine. from soma eery. complaining of the gimmanding officer's tyransy sad itijust:ce, and, as he was now there, say man teat had a oomplaiat to make should have fall justice dose at its reprnesta•ion. A conriderable body recovered arms, sad stated the mode of promotion, as exercised by the coat maading Whom, sad also of their being abused and struck at various tints. After this hi said, ad:cueing Lie ut.•Colonel Mountain, that he had received • letter from an odk.r lately re•ired hobo the regiment, with such accuse does soden him as he should be very sorry to bays against himself ; and t►at he bad nothing left for it but to order s court et inquiry to investigete tae allegatio..s brought for t/ad. ♦ cosrt of inquiry is now sitting, and I shall, so awn as I know the result, let you know, as the cirewostanco is occasiocing a iced deal of att•ntiou. I cannot kelp thinking that a general court martial must ensue, as the Masses alleged are very 'tree g. Casualties by death in the armies of India, re ported since the departure of the flail on the 3rd cf April. 13 ,,, inay.—Ensign G. T. Runt, 23r1 Native Liitht In fantay, at Ahr...etiabaJ, on the —. M aural.—Captain A Zehrsond, 7th Native Infantry, at lioshuneebul. on the 17th Much. ..•..i.ateo are mentioned, viz., Arhathnot, and S.r W. A. .at: J. Hale, 23th N. 1., has • IS 'mbay e. L•eutenant W. S. u Tiers has succesded Is-de-camp to the go • (..ar)ing out the objects lAndos in 18.51 have sees • • s.r.d the work has been com promises well for the .r W. Yard:ty is chairman st lioinbay fur this petal .' • vlsrared in the Mifies . Isecember last the 3rd way from a small body • :n t.!...y had been gent out 1 :...tt, who cAimar.ded the b the Donlyzy BlNGAL.—Litate:.ant J. G.van, 14th Native Infantry, at Darj:thig, on the 4•. h March; Ens ga Demmer. 3dth Motive Infvn!ry, drowned in the Gaag•e. ore the 24th March; Lieot, neat E. D. Eldetton, 1O Native Infantry, ki led la action, before the liest of Beitah, is Ulm* 011 the 28th March. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Pontine, .t.eltlL 16. There Ite. bees hat little demand for money during the Poet lbetnigte, but Mal disemcto ..1.• 1.4. th . Governmer t f re:irides Imes liniment maddembly, but are now firm st our qlotatlons. et:U no tmpew. lee to note in the import market,—oar a any Incited for durlal the remainder of the r mem season,— and the re ni.rlof made In our leet may aver equally well e-r the prevent report. A incs:mate amount of home* only has been transacted, tut at no haprostment in prem. In the ripest ina Mt little has beta done, noire to the mall quantity of the totton trup of the scam as yet to band. The pre- s of the staple hare somewhat deemed, though sot to the extent meat wafamerahle deices from koms would hare led ta td upset. (berm Placa GUCDS.-11,7 sae= duri^e the fortnight bare been eocaparalvely few and the roqiwy foe nearly a.I deocripuone Me been dolt—Grey t t iooda. For 31144.,5 , :aine ri madam qualites the demand has been retire at a slight orteme la pr. 7s, white the lower deseriptions AM rarely P1741111h11 after. The ease. mood to 23,129 Ptat teem Is. li to fie. 2 Sole per piece.—Jamorts of Aar sad mi . ing qualities haw egaiewhat femora in deemed, hut the lower deserlemi are less asked alter than 2,r00 Were, at Xs. I : Sip. p.—abirams, a 36 to go reed and upward.. are in sore inquire, while thooe below thin reeds see searorly saMble. Wee, 4,610 pima at Its. S: 13 to is. 3: I p. p.—Leag cloths eon. Hoe la the same dad state as mentioned to lest report. The only Nile repened is seed 1,1161 Mem le =elm at Ils. 3: 34 per piece. —T Clothe: Pa dlb. ireigbt and above. the Masai is gook sad the ▪ imahig short.—Demral•ce : Only them deseriptioas suited to the Arabian make, are lacuired after. mil the sake SIMMS to ao more tam 1,111 pieces, at frill Pa. it' to Ls. 101 per i use. ' BLKACEID 00011L—riererly any deaaml for lfadspiAlsoas, cagy 2,,0gi please having been mild. at 2. to. ier pfeer.—iseereetteort the levee qn.lltine, have declined has. ass. In raw (1 so 1 mam a = pa st % be: the prises of .the Baer ham bees mintalsred. Cie° pt., at 2.7 re. to fej re. roe p.—eldrtlap iamb as at dale el lag meat. an!, the better Lisa bowleg been at all impaired he : no sake reported. The same remark applies to twilled clutk.—Jeoccoet Meeks. Win Maim sad Orly', la ems slight inquiry; masques ez - nrae.y dull of sale. DT/1. Gooos.-01 tolled and aids Turkey red 11i1/ markt Warmly tare. and they are la peal request ; Mil: .for jaann.l prints, Korth milk, and mull*, there is seareey any demand. Fancy 6 ,- siele.—A good dentine ezi•ts for rateable styles use halm Impute, dyed made. I penmen, grey and Walled malls. Ile, M. A mos.rate inquiry is made far Ypres el warty all derrlptions, and harness mull,; while fee Swiss lessee of low %Imlay, book to ilia, zebra and mildiarte. Line and dreams, all blade of striate, Mare Is uo inquiry. *TM Tsen.—The Mee dories the fortnight amount to 235 bales ' wader sod IV baleassale twat. 23 taslie man yarn, le balm green two, =AV Ulm ?whey red yam 011 es. 34.'s sad Ws mule and Wir weer the umbel le bale; Vs sad Ws water, sod ro's lank are varydall al .le. Far Tuley red, of haft qualities, there is were Iltile Impiry. Grata sad orange are in small request. Yuan—Tile is the only diser.phan of copper which has improved la eider —all the others has e dwil..tel. sod we dui:of . ..le. No itn. c rer bs t 11 , 1ritish i metal i ran and of o to i. ii.rtticli-h bret tr , sl i cks are lead . b ru:t f ning sprier rather improved : !Metal dall . uf anl4 witb largesleght . . r- i'oottiam.—atabe of the better deserititnas ale ttither dull of sale mad pr.eas have eleht:y glen w. 7; while fee approved marks a 'teed! dtataad mete. Flioneia. of n iddllog to flea quake. are Nearer ; and the demand for all demi; kn. is good. Samoa. —A sic of WON. has bats 'SKIM at re. 11 per n\ pew*e mourn* light. . . . . . . _ . Y. t..er lb. hare bees letierly elrered f beet quality sad so improseearct eau be repeated to take pace tW the seed@ at market berme d:mini•bed. Rat.-140 down liass's London bottled have beet add at re. 4 per Mrs. None of the new brew has as yet reached Bombay. nirena.-41 sale of 1: hbds. linber's brandy, at ra 1g per pllon, le the Qtly one reported. lianas Sioasso—Cordarre and 1.4121111.4 111 at inn retort. Twine and spirits of turpentine awn i turevi for. Linseed in fair request. Ezroar..—Correa.—The purviews dueler the fortnight mount to 4,130 bales and 1,911, carotin& Merriaw of nearly all descriptions of the 'unto have sightly declined—the inferior guallifts to the =lretest Last atconr.t• froth bathe, daunt Ma - enraging, d hat hide Abet on orlon : the peseta portion of the rm. abases have been made fur shipment to aunt ; sad the low rates of freight bare Yid the sleet of preventing thy very great Mettle. Orren.—he. 1,2:1 per chest is the rate of the day ler best Yew*, at width \riders are hren. Flamm have decene-d, and our qtr.tations are 11.17 a. Cal. to V. to Liverpool; Va. 3a. to Loudon per too ; and II rows per sudy to Ezauxem has hem firm at Ts. per rupee for eia wasthe' eight Oriental Beak paper, mai lisehtlaes mereanule drafts hap alp bees mid at that rate. _ _ THE MONET ILIKELT. Trysail. &WPM, AMU. 16, 1650. TaxaAxes.. Fr.ll divent t Wick v.staultai a VON 7 wilt N. 1., during the 4 r , . 1, 7, 1 brie no baits- Ow lanira—at aterait; tight,per It& 2.. pld. Fa or dada*. Ballo aata. g F aedit. B.dee. Oa Calcutta—a 110 dais' sarltt pt ICO Be. 99. SO dais' 401 Os grim .2 600 day l : P I Z IP 1 Yb 191 Oa Cliza—at 60 &AI t ; •ight per 140 . Mr& 2tl •u.tat la queries is him • . • Doe, who had. whilst ..I.t of ekienistiew, roe ', • • reit( us against the tr4 , 4haw wee as eye c.d 'hell the weep were :-.• v, telt w reeinestewil • entailed with their We day. Ttie he re ' ~.• 'awe dew, which le • bas bairn listening l• 'nun mat obediently. • • :id &gamest, • • Bank of Bombay its. 1,000 Nob 1,000 paid up, 161 per cent. prom. Oriental Busk Omoioreisl Dunk .„ 1,000 do. do. 14 per mat. du. • cf.eiplirernt, paid by Euzet.4 Funlirre (the d thin martini : plita.l./4 is puLgstn• , s the Int it isibsy • S.Lt lit Pukka ti.rs, is ••••• Ai. , tt thsohiy 61 . 11.4.40 .11140.1 Captain 4 1 the Ciaw.: barn •• * . t. 11.istia) ' 4o ts.4 W. g •'' ' Wit to PO ra thipHiP,a was emasia il tskttu. ta.eftikeii4•ll.ll.B. ',WOW ilidiats r>ii Art attl! '.i4) do. Ink of Modna... n 1,000 do. I,Wj do. b* per cent. prem. Again, Prim Oan. „ 12,500 dm 11,500 do. lOW Ookeka hen Cum „ 7,000 do. 7,000 do. 12,000 Webs Land Cow „ ln,Oo d 0.10,000 do. 7,200 llonaboy „ 500 do. 500 do, W. per Cl. die. Dom Or.lad.P. Qua. „ SO do. 5 drama. No quotation. I per tent tratieller ken —... l4t. 111 ■ 117 per 100 Pim. 3 per cent. loan 1513.35 ...... Re. 1031 par 100 Sky*. 5 per cent ken 10311.541 .. L. 11/3 par 100 Mem 5 per et n• . lass 1641.41 4 per cent hen 11132.5$ 4 per cent. lons 1•3346 4 per cent ken 11142-43 .....__ Sarnia*, each .—. . bl. 10: 9 a 5.... tar .0 Sank cd linalsad Maas ....... lie. 101 .... ... per X Spanish Dollars ...----.-- ki. 2209 .. ... per Gcrula, Croons ...—...... — 2 la. 212 per 100 ant* !Jeer Gold Leal (sawn quality) Its. 16: 5-16ths per tola Gold Leo% usatonlisili to touch lia. 151 to 16 per lob k Te Leeks To Liverpool ... ILI rs. IL to V per toe. To 034 e amdril per too. To 11411 per toe. No quotation. Tb lalretts II& 4ls 1 pee eaady ; mad Its. $OO per roe for nd Desetesl. To Mae -....... le. Pilo 11 Tor do. CALCUTTA, Aran 7. Sines our hat Mart of the Mod Marsh, the assestl of February ime ems to bead. nears, tows Ithe In the engin( of tits fad to :oat with Leedom dales up to the 15th of Felleywry. The eammereal minim received ea the above ocemies fee not of • thorwMe calculated to 'Mot any alteration to the petition of our markets here, at ad event., soaking thee Me mat et elapsed flu the development is: any. The eharrariefs Mums which l ave di,tiegulahed bueineas rime the thile of our het hene, Mee bees • 'mowing domains towards &dam The upon market Ms been quiet during the Mar hilt d bth month, whisk ie attributable as well t‘, i n di go t date of wandiee, es to the smla dein le spesulake. la • very miens* almemi budarsw has bees dean and at rem of the lest Mar prime rukd snare unevenly. The arearea *per Mae may he mid wow to ham very amety closed. Emma amount to 101,57, fy. redo In nor Uwe bee been tem animstion, and oprstioss have Mid ahead Measively canoed le Mee burpotta Date. Prime en his bovYthi and ,how • olight Maim lime few prelim .4 the 55w lbenaree have cam to MM. but say ItlY busiass has bran dam is It. The saltpetre Metal aes ed MIS le Mho aeries the Ntte r half es it wee Reba the bather half el Met mem*. Very I tittle Ms Ma doing ihr tissue lefleK sad lot Ya r markets demand has Meaty Wien a.. in eW operation Yaw bus vary modems.. for We More market. ba the inset disallthre Yea Wee Stood to an merge estent. Tellaeledegle Y Mr Mt We los to • urge me* iatterly se =lsm Itsususa. prior hove hems* more Ora. gende binwe been partheralaely durtag the month. ami a %Zin g theism reporteol. The emit of nine bth • tendthey. Me has ma wallawed Is ithenr. bed igpenre Uardly thythieg imw has. di* Mom Om aril prise. an laelumg dnowards. L Unwed • yen iii Isiost des seemed ew luet fm the Meth *melees whet. aid M PAIN bare Ig 11 POW. Mown sad eml Ted trod In bees lobo up pretty freely for the arid* mailsi, awl prism are Meway sthir► lateen& us War sett Om bass doll thaseghoat the all ha woad mad lar.lir •WeUS be estrsei. In Shed Jae and W we Lett Oat Lel sauth below. owing Iths to the statock ufarousd twat THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1850. di* World AIN DI gorelfro. lor& A rowloo good for both throe I ortiolloo. tube We the lot Wan a sawiderablo fag off to 811•0110 beersi la ter s al=l ot traa awmaillme Vert OW pas dab, tap booladow of taa Pow dada lama *Maw tre the 101 l a/ Tad firarroo, ism to head. ow- I Is wave made of mire a vap We mown it lairms W bass pas aerosol' slaw we loot ripwL Who ant aporapiredne : 'amplest ofJ. 104 ot per ; dry Wager, MN age a 14 per lir. ad.; motor ell, 1,11.10 solo. at SA to tr .s cr frt. ma i l Int oil. WO ma. aea par tr. Warr bode 1- ea to Maar la: r. aat ft MM. WO bop=; gar be ; =rfe SO err U fter h Doodes h 100 Ade l at 043. 1. ilisselkN se*. • Tas Papa traria oiler Owls= osallwird Nbe deft plaid woad marmatime, medtroesmalwo law ism on Mood rook la *Wok t o plas gale Vaasa" ha sot wdl =las la sem leitarso days a aollea am n• b. =Oer tam Ms rims". ems' 'doe la metals law Ode asdiesle Win% owl 100 ambit dams awe dolmas all dao door Pat WI Walk WI be weed air the a ogeslao Weil Wow - lAsisis.—ls the pedals of wasatsry agile there it 157 tea. lien hes hems pot dials et brake, imports ell WWI is lest noislkewineit Oo's 110.703; the greeted miss el 'fhb In Boob frowly the write listabey. This is et same Imd sons dad am de pilaw et the Maw 'market. teat sot se nosh se is ensile um to it Ms ase= shedtllsSup ply emleues ample le meet the w makes tor etisommietion. lizenanen.—Theie Most bm w esteselve beeistasia whoop Is Meelfad, and am siessrlose are vet the sem me Wove, lb* tee =slightly la knew el iled ekes parer et atz sight easy lw quad at la. Mt le la. per ryes Famonra.—Agresahly with our awaskedoma the mom et home ward .eights", book • turn dewnweris atarty altar am is report. and they have eastinued eider until the lilt tew days, whom emeipmes Wean to show more linamees. Arrivals have nut been heavy, aod we do not eativlpate mai aunties Is the Narks., MADRAS MOSBY MARKET. Is tie patties of mosetary asks there is wlwy little dew. lime has been • good drain el bands, exports dwhist for Yd month amount to Company's is. SkqyfeS • the et pentsildOwlal whisk bow gone to supply the woad Sembep, nee km worm is use elect upon the peeitica d the 111111111 f resit, but 1101 as desk as to wads us to esy t kis awl any tightness. Supply con tinue awmie eames to =side tassiosSag demand which it makes fur ramm. E►a or /m*.. Derrooter.-oapionmait aproloaso (three toontbe) 3 per oat Oa Word alto (ditto) 8 par oat. laraarar.-0a olOompiara mat 6 par coat. Oa malt sooroass 6( per oat RANK Putt. Bengal Bank C-o.'ass. (4000) prem. 1730 to 1800 Agra and U.S. Bum . I Ise) du. 20 to la North-Western batik Ban. Cl Ezczaxac Agency bills at sta moot& matt diesel bills with doomaents, at ui auto Amerman DAIS, nadir credit dais Tresaury Ir e days' night 1 101 tr 0 0 Nary Wok WKS r' aWM. 1 int to 0 0 of pea tillo, at French tall; vita sieority - sight , ... .......... ..... .--- ClevrainsaT Ilsorarrem. was Timm*, ark paper, 3 waft --....--... pin. 13 oto 13 II Bombay 3pm am. -EMIL U oto V 10 Old Has 3 ditto, meardler Is 11.01111/......—. . 0 bto 010 14 . w OmPlor S per am.„..-- ti Ito 0 1 Third Sieco, per sist New Cvtutuny's^ - - , 4 pa cell'. hocr or latutor, M. %metros ...... .................... ....... is* 10 ,to 10 A l Muir". gold =ban «.. " 16 to 1.; 0 OM sokl thottura 1 Oda pa bars ..............pur mod. 16 to 16 11 0•14 dust 1/we Hirer, Co.'s a. 1M -7.7-- . 104 to 101 14 SposiAlt dolor.. - ...... .. *imam alit, ....»........_....- ..... " 230 to 2a 6 ; 14 19 to 13 0 length resolved to surround the jungle aad Wane the insurnts into a surrender ; in the mesa time arti llery and other military appliances were despatched from Batavia. After some days, the na tive chiefs sued for term; delivering up a number of prisoners, but could not mewed to securing the persons of the leaders of the insurrection. Part of tho troops have returned to Batavia, bat the cenviTgO; ;;;;;; - 1 to 'Ent tile spirit of disaffection is widely spread throughout the Dutch poseeesions, which awaits but a &Towable opportu nity to manifest itself openly, and there is no con cealing the fact that Batch rule is hateful to the natives. CEYLON. A correspondent, writing from Colombo, on April 15, informs us that the governor had that day opened the legislative oouneiL I n hi s opening address he mentions that he intends to pardon many of the state prisoners transported under sentanosa of the courts, civil and military, during the " rebellion" of 1848. CANTON, Yana 28. Istroire.—ne disound CANTON, far same articles of im port es mestiemil Maar Meg ripen les ma esoilosed ; the besdnem of the pen month Ihniz e br Sty llsoltoi mit many snide@ sold. biting a considoraMe as tamonslntleme etas month. Stocks, however, see 1114118. m shipmenta from bane up to . trZet ati i= b eve been as • meriegalle scale, Ireton for • bette=the market ere keg, the prewsetispees. Mon bang mainly to the disposing* by Isr trig males of the late arrival. Raw Corrow.—nab of this staple for the last math have bees very Ifssibd ; sot mere teas *An Wan dingy ember. banal found pntchasers at about previous rates. Bengal Ms slightly ad- Madras is quoted • shade lower. Correa Yes/I.—Not mon than 200 bales have clanged Made during the month; the remaining stook is estinseted at SAO to 6,,4* bales. Mose cantinue fir.a, and healers nines no disposition to CurnmArey shirtier/ to have declined some 10 IS cents., at whicl: t ratos 'best 40,000 Mears have found pereassers, the semis on head. istelading the cargoes of the Mary Ann Felice sod Albin. Iran lirempook an en emessive.—White skirtings : The lower de scriptions of Moss goads have given way about 0 ern. ; amend porn& having sees recently sent Joao from Shanghai an-I placed on WM market; the batter grades have maintained previous quotations. The sales older month e amour about 10,000 pitmen WOULII3.I.TiINO goods have not supported the advance noticed in or last; the demand lot Inng es has been very limited, and during the last week prices have given way 20 to 3d rents ; about 3,000 peen baseborn and. Spanish ro ipso Lave also declined sto lu cents ; to. sales do not nixed 330 to Itd pieces. Abort 400 pieces habit cloth have been taken at 1.20 to 1.23 dole. Palen : from 700 to Pa of k.ng:lsh have hand burn at current rate; but r t unTer sales could not be effeeted raeept at a reduction in Mere goods end In all descriptions of woollens Scarlet, have angered mere de. preetatita than other assortments, owing it is said to the death of the limperer causing en Meowed demand fur the darker colours.—plan. QUA.' ioen must be conralef ed nominal. We have hod so fur. then importatioc of those mods. Miniu.—K*ij rod It mill drooping, owing toseeceseine arrivals. 2.15 did.. to Is , may it w be gaoled as an extreme ple. Earuert —Tca.—lntring the early part of the mouth bat littler Met. aces was doing ul this market, but the arrival of the Lady Very Wood with 'deices hoes lagiand up to 7th January sawed ecaskierebla ca. etten.ent, and before the rweipt of the 24th January mail the market was nearly swept of Wagons and scented tem, while a very large business was done in /reels, peincipally common to fair rang Mysore, at au mivarice of In to 20 per mkt on nen - ions lutes. Rinse the arrival of the mall, however, there har Min her d.spositiun to port:how and but little WAD.' has been done. As might he expected m solders and unlooked for a denial.el has e-neiderably advance t prices fur all de eription of tea, and too. men are asking estravagsnt rates fur ouch as remain on hand. Stocks are now reduced to within on unusually mall tontine., nut more than 4,01•0 to s,touil packages of ore god are left on the market, a few more chops will probably flirt their way to Canto% but thine will be of the coentaimest descrip tion of souchoop, 'boot 1,500 to 2,000 packiges only remain, and Übtquultit7 of 'meted tt al 14 verf . trilling, of them fast no further swims eo o' any useque net can obtained before May. Stock of true grvens do net snored 5,000 packages, with Wile °, nutting more to ammo. Same New (Unto, toss ham already made their appearasire, avd It is probable that the remunerative prices lately *Owned fir there kinds will induce a large supply of such foe the ensuing seams. The export of tine and tree kind, to mom r, to Great Britain' mot eventho . 4 prove short, the total quantity of such deacriptions tieing coonderably witkin that of previous years. Clime our Ism S @Sips have been despatched tram tt harnpur - the Menem, Antonia, Record, and Dumfries, for London, and the Lord Harding', PIT Liverpcol ; the Larl of Chester is ready fur sea, and the lientinek hag comeneneod Inolino for London. A considerable portion of the late purchase* Lae yet to be shipped. SHANGHAI, Mnitcrt 20. Swiss's hem latterly been very dull in coneeqaenee of the high price of rice sad the tannic, which is, in =ice, prevail ing trona kbWbal through centred Chins; and much provement is not looked for be'ore th- earl of May, It not later. The death of the Linperor may also be We means Cl elopptag the salve of imports, ex cept emit as are of the particu'ar odour of the =itemise. IMPOSll.—Gial.v Barstool. —Of them the cock is about 230,000 pine.. . . . . . . L lantinnas.-11: sink female/tag it 163,019 pise(s. Woai za vs.—Little or twilling doing in thew; the nrirket wry dull; alsitit l e Outi pacers were (Wavered daring the month. Loris o iaqutp . tot these soak. sad the maximal quotation is 7 ou.s. asorttd. epaitish :Arts —No demand. Cadets—\u mitury ; rue. merely mossiest. I 41TWI 1 . ;k1t..-iltiVer prices hare beets got for this article, in eon. rtqaeoos ot thin thiag some titm.tLa and tin stock being bt'al br k hoods. "ii - a7l. Ron laoN—Very dylleult of pale: tled arrircs Lac. stopped sake, and the brokers are hanging off frightened A the tam-f oport of Malci, and it is wbe feared they will allowed in lowering pnoes. Laeoirra.—Yaw silk: Ouly 130 bales ham been purchased since end of new year, but exporters seem ..nail sis to continue thinour chines notwdhstanding the very much Milner rates ruling now than at sans. Usse bet yew. We ben foods have been rent to Heaton for the ',anthem of 400 bales: sad it le &uncoated that this year's 'apart will 611 little short of 16,000 bales. Tux—Mari only about 3,01)0 chestsof very low quality Is expected to erns., but as high penes isUl be demanded fur them, it la very doustful if ray ss'es will be made. :to Greens in the market. Thi Tee market may be said 4, have cloud for the seam. tan ocot.--On England, 4c tid. to Td. . . to - 7rea.; SI. toZli; SEM ; time is bale chance, Nsw.ver, of a ship Imirting even at these Liles for some time, as the maratt is quit* bare of tau. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY. AIUMAIA rang AMU& 3 To Arlin 17. .m... 4, • ••••- •av n • ma. ••• MIL, • • Nimrod, E. Atkins., Loudon; !sm.' Tanta, W. Tureen, London ; I.arkins, J. tissue, Singapore; Chancell , r, J. Turner, Greenock; Jane G Lawn, J. Picketing, Lade flay; B.C. at. Vicoria, J. Rennie, ni.ez ; Kusrorle, J. Rodgers, Kam; Royalist, T. B Itidge, Aden; lI.C. sch. Maki, A. Foulettoo, Baabire; M Dynan, B. March, &au; Mad.= 4 D. Furman, Sundae . . D/PAlltl , UM, APILL S la aralt. 17. at. Actor, W. lialfoar, des ; mt. Medea. W. Loekeyser, Km/Lind; Ardareer, IL Lovett, Cakurta; halo& Crank J. Oreig, N hamper ; David Clark, A. Swan, Gallant aad London; Hemet,. rt., F. Kann. Coknabo ; Armidc, J. Langley, Whanima; Tadmor, A. benne, Lotion ; J. 11111er, Mame', and Amami; ll.C.se. Mougulfur, H. Hewitt, Adam; Martin Luther, J. Halton, Whaaapoa. Y.WK\$. AsarrAL, ROIL 11AtC1 29 TO ARIL 18. Caws 1/;un — tle;•, Putt, Pondi cherry Pre,ur,or. roue butt ; Courier. hod, Pondiehet ty ; Tatar. Midge, Coring:a ; Lord Elphinatone, Port Pr. P ndieherry ; ALIA. Walker, Bombay; Carina, Moulmein; Nautiluis k.ll;r. Cailulapprat..2; ; :maniac buckle, Callingspatato ; Brady, Wisp. _ IMPAITI*IIIr. non 11 AVIS 211 TO Aran. 13. Lo3doe, Smack Lcoduu ; Precursor, Powell. Wcutta ; Coquette, T“yk,r, Corinna ; D...unt2llA• Putt, Wrings ; Duke of Bedford, Thorn. London; Ostrich, Parker, 3ltut.oorcottah ; Mary &ore. Akyab ; Ruby, De rtilvs, Cottapatunt ; Bittern, Jtlumens, tiplakay ; Anna Ito. ts 'non, ai1,11114 London ; Charlie Du:marque, Leske, nor t hern pore nzaSon. Bosley northern poets; Broom, Soule, Borten; Crude Men, 'Thornhill, 'London ; Courier, Mel, Loathe ; Trsrancore, Brunt, Lund a; Morley, Shardis, Akyab; Iced, Hutton, Landon' Lot, 1141, Jarvis, northern ports ; Nast il y; ZIA Cape ; Lord Llptuntone, Porter, Coring'. CALCUTTA. MUUTAIJI RAM Blasco 22 TO Aran. I. 9 Tlannob Solkeid, LTverptio Tenon; • Champion, 'narrows Mauritius; Couronto, Tinton, - riis . • Cot. Eurney, Mtliard, !Maio= ; .4.nros, Thompson, Puna da Gone ;Mary C. Reiter, Al!eppte Josh. Mairoult, Moho, di rote; Areole, ILlnrellet New Tort; Marione, Afflock, ; Tvrei.Curorm, isaluttine, Madras; Rooting; Wanion, Madras; Mary nornervillc, Jo:inson, Liverpool; Eat Olare Arm Mauritius. Limbs, Audi ben., Madras ; John Hepburn, G. T. Warne Ron! boon; Lord Western, Rim TellithenT; Maria, Iftward, Rangoon; kaitaiuL Morrison, London • Regina, beam, Liverpool ;. Enterprise, A. Coin, Chittagong; llosanisob, Warnett, Cortaro; William, Salmou, Allman; Ahmed tibaw, Now* Armen ; *manor. 1L H. Powell, buts ; /Wig Narrates, Odic rilltainkte ISOM WIWI& 22 TO Ann O. Mary Cannon, if.Beey, -- union;JOlenidsit;,ii. Diaoo, Bom bay; revue, J. Frulewd, Metros; Arrant, O. home, Singapore ; Helen William J. Hornell, Liverpool; Arrow, A. J. it•Yarbine, Hong Kong; Aided" A: Whisor, New Iledford ; Duchess of Bucoleugh, Wm. Bell, Landon; Oriental, W. Connell, London; Mar, T. Alston, Ctono ; Cieberine Apgar, D. Yowler, bun t , Bosey; Sultana, J. L. Wadge, Mnutitius; 0.11811101. W. Dicey; tW. Grabasa, Liverpool ; ifamovvt, Boston; Rustooke Owiretive, 3. •WI Wright, Mauritius; Nonpareil, Brown, Mauritloe; Iniferrant, OM:bet, Bour bon; Malvinas, M'Lelgb, Dundee; Orme*, Dam Lawton ; Josh. M.dge, Winger, New Bedford; Anne Mary Hilton, Liverpool • Pato, Henry, Borten; Bultany, Handley, M;oritine; Le Ceylon, Disk, Bourbon; Prances, M'Nulty, Liverpool; Asia, J. Newlsoila, Loaddi; Jones Alexander, Cotticr, Liverpool; Isabills Uncle, P. Houston, London; flbedierd,'Alivaband Kyonk Phyoo; Monarch, ilhaPPerd. bingliPate ; Tyre', itobineon, Loadoe ; Harrod Home, p.L.Ouippe, Livening; Umbrae*, A. bine, Poodivberry City of Palace, : 11. Jones, Mauritius; Renaisence, Cone, Bambo o; Zola ustby Paaeali, E. Towle, Penang and Singapore. BENGAL. ARRITMA FROM 311 %Lel! 27 TO APIUL 2. Champion, Bterenaon Mautitiva; Anna, Thompson, Manritina; Charlotte, Attie* London; Areal', Lawrenoa, New York; Mary nornervilio, Johnatao, Lirerpu..l; Earl of Clare Auger, Mauritius; Faithful, Mcrriace, Loodun ; Itetrina, Deans, Li;erpool; Marie Ida gegen, Cote. • DILPARTI aas rime wanes 21 to arm. 5. Brighton, Itobitron, ; Argo, Mrscon, &atom; L'lntrepeie, Neil, Bourbon; Margaret Poynter, Morn% Demerara; Pontiac, Sils bee, Boston ; Meriterunsi, Benny, Landon ; Audubon , New; Bedford ; Mellen Wallace, ilarrietl. Liverpool ; Duchess of Buceleugh, Bell, London ; Oriental, gunnel. Landon; Surat, Graham% Mauritius, g am .; Hollis, Boston; Morgiana, DPLeieb, Dundee; Noopariel, Brow; Mauritius; Jolt Errant, Ouiebet, Bourbon; Joseph blelge Winer, New Bedford ; Orrnelie, London; Cato, Henry. Boston ; Anne Mary, Hilton, Liverpool ; lenses Alezuder, Wirier, Liverpool; Isabella liercus, Houston. Loudon; Awls, Newlin* DONORONO, WiIIAMPOA, MACAO, AND CrMSINOMOON. Dammam non tau. 24 to nand N. Aaiun, Sullivan, Shaushae; Lboper, Oslo, pot hock from ma; Albion, Obit, Liverpool ; Annoying Latium, San Franclocu ; Helen m tewar r, prank', n, Kan Francisco; liumfriea, Green, Bombay; Arra : t oaa , Apar, Durham, C'alctitM_ ; Antelope, Dearborn, Elltanablei Matinide, Rube; Masatlan ; Chrislian, Nulper, Batavia; Itasplde, Sockelman, Singapore ; (hear, Lang, , Sun Vranchoo • Ocimmice Fa mily, Durham, Calcutta; Rob Roy, Francis, Wads ; Fair Bar. biidian, Gri ffi n, Lambed': Mr. C. Rama. Bell, Batavia; Matimalo, Grew* Swan Sea; Amazon, B atas, Han F ranc i s c o ; Prim* of Wales, Parker*, Singapore; Georg% Punoberd, Loothock; Lady Peel, Fraser, i4n.11 , .. --1 Alnerics, Tucker, Florae intends; WI of Cheater, Blackstone, Bombay • Ludy Mary Wood, st., Trowatt. Bombs,'; Poppy. Thompson, Calcutta; Nymph, WCoOtlng; 8,,a Benito, Dontinguea, Manilla; Warren, Evans, Sea; lianSi.icalla I...weigh, Shanghai,; Penimotar and Oriental C.entrany's at. Malta, Iwo, Bombay; Ilenhock, Itramr, Shangliae; Dena G.:brooders, garnet, ')shoo; her hisjestyla pt. Reynard, Cracruft, Min River; Ma raPPa. !Manua. Wronung; Humid, Barptsoe, New Yolk; Lady Mary Wood, at ; Transco, shanghai.; Arcauls Itandaston, Shanghse ; Maggie, Davidson, Rhangitaa. DOPAIITVINS Viola fee. 23 TO MARCO 27. Bea r yWinoli,liarria, lhanhpy ; t hieftaln, Edwards, (bora ; Canton, Bergner, Nbanghae ; Antic , Steele, Rod Sea ; Neurls, Aria', Ma nllla; Peninsular andilrienta wispily.. at., Pekin, Hake?, 110111b17; Myesoor, Woods'', Amoy ; Vernon, M•Bay, Manilla; Dart, Porter, Sbanghar Drool, Batavia; Maltigal, ; ti m hia, Dovetail, Manilla; Iler Majostro T. Ship Apollo, RawitoM. England; Inland (Ammo Macfarlane, Woc.oung Martha and Ulm. bath, Murray. Dobart Town; Adventure, ViclaVer, San Francisco; 0 0 01 . Cale ter av Vladragalvatai b ... bB =j o r ma Ar b2ll, Now Tart ; Ilemeggfaid. ha ; Laird, Que. Landis* Nam& Damao. 88a Prograass; 111apolaa. laboada, Meshy; Mar NO ales at. Illed , a, Loam ale= ma Nab! ,y • Yew. Oliver, Calcutta ; arra" =t lady &ay Weak a. Tearma, lartsbars ; w V ie ltbra OarerBB, Ma?, ; Aargylra. laboa, 0836 m a rart. Orrioar. L _Erania. =ay, Ikaabay; Jasarta7artZ7 1 , 84 Haibiake, ims. Oillt dest Lark a i da d edss aisl i azgapirr, t o n: ram% InOrdstik I mrloa. 1001060 ; IV., , 63 =H onu rai r sovvra ink= "l" as ksvinft os allw atioV i tr iniii 7- ; Nora% Xabea. IiIMMIIM; Dil= ; Maga. lila" Ibmabse; ; MM. SW" SIN 01111114 Lassa I,=; Mai. Ikalagt. Era ibtrity's dammer Maks caprand aal la tba ak bet, fa Mel lay, 18 pbabo bar. maraerg I goo. and armed by ABM lAN rasa. U 0 at alma woe Mid ar as gat. abs WWI for florablyaa tie lOUL—Caataa. limb U. Ufa. COLOMBO. marrow stese - eaSeTsii we was U. Dewsllyn, loess, Limes* Dwarka eteamer. Bombs &sem, Rarbil, limn Maw, roes. Osile ; Min Nob* Tdasemalse ; Veloa, Idravands Ittigittsdne. Odle; Royal hum, Themes. Adesare Oremer. DO as. Teismseeko ; Alerts/es. Chesse% i t aidbi d% Witerks, =lteallorth Masser. Ds War ; TMARsa ; le. Tonsil, CenleSsyst 41=11.1111 Dom. Ut me. DestiNs. Cildwirek Mahon; Masks. Les/BN, seraanesst nos LACE 15 to APRIL IS. Tusks % Mriabarbant; Oedema* Mallon ; s= G, 11 61adsos. Lades • &Lola, Marobaa, Tondessaisar ; Dworka ateantor, Issiors, Iloribay ; Jane Andrea. Leslie, Ilundon ; Quabrkse, HAUL. Nan* Tristesialee; Trent, Peterk in, London ; Bilikt Mast. Oseirs, Madraa • Montrose, Victory, Mabee, Loseles; Rama, ditto; liesksth itesuer, De Wu, Northers Ports; Uswellys, loos, Modros; Crichton, Clark, Loa ds; Adelaide, whorse, Bantry; ABMs , Robertson, Landon; Herscsaos, Turnbull, Cochin ; Clooyabs, Mugu hinppore ; Duke at Brut" Sudsy, London. ;WM= ' I ' M COLOMBO MOLD; APRIL U. 00111161. 'Armond, Liverpool; Media. Duna, Landow, Ernest, Ba Ham ; (Moor, Putt, Leedom ; "Mien Mier, Noble, ditto Votary, Eamarrin, Ram ; Sagittarius, Pringle. Landon; Royal Gum, Thosspron, ditto; Aldebaran. Mailman, uncertain; liesiorth Moamar, De W as, ditto; Effort, Tyr* ditto : Umiak, Gedeme:e, ditto beth. Al m Lo mb& geria*. 'retaking, ditto; Bellevue, Math" ditto ; Eliza. BATAVIA. AILILITATA TIM era. 22 in MAILLII 2S. Neptune, pot back; Konen, Wiseman. trout Rotterdam; Menra evil= Johanna, Schen, Amsterdam • Leo, DtTell, Nowa ; Kamen," Hansen, Padang Rya, Jon, ' 'Padang; Do Netlerwantl, Meyer New York; William Stinnon, Baser Loudon ; Shah Allan, Dill rnayna, Bcentely; Cornelia, Orison, Liverpool; Minstrel, Barn, Singapore ; Batavia ste•mer, Ttis, Slngapoie ; Ann, Gamble, Bombay; Carlo Cecilia, Jarmo ' Adelaide; Jattle _ laono, Chinese, Macao ; Kin. dertiak, Ouweband, ilotterdarn • Mt. Mary, Ononadore Gebunger, Manilla; William Forster, b aboon, Singapore; Maria Johanna, links* Padang. _ _ risrazroms non en. 27 To Innen 26. Ramis steamer, Ris, to Suagap-re Lome, Kandriblad. Stockholm ; Resident van Son, Ranlity, Rotterda m; tonersal Michiels, Prosser, Padang ; Neptune, Kentish, Singapore; Ls Cade, Nantes; Potadam, Wolff, Cowes; Sir Charlie Forbes, Lou.., adOS; Krogh andel, Du In, Rotterdam; Merlin, Whitney, Manila.. Den Elahout, Itylun, ; Jane and Swine, Brodie, lio.uccos • Sophie, Andre, 'Ramberg ; Shah D maane, China; Gerardina, Witsch, Rotterdam ; Kismet, Wisminan, Macassar ; Am, Contb,e, China; Watergeua, Kr.mer, Rotterdam; JohoutaCornelia, Invcrins, Rotterdam; St. Mary, Cum. Geisinger, America. Ajax, Cept. John Toting, of London, bound from Manilla to Loh. don, with a full cargo of surer, %Amu a uud, and cis .a, wrecked at Anger on the 12th last.; th.p Wet, and of the cargo little will be saved but the mean wood. CHINA AND THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO. Our correspondent writes : HONG KONG. blAncii 30.—1 have not written you for some two or three mails, for the simple reason that there was lit:la to communicate beyond the usual topics which ever and anon engage the attention of the Aeglo-European community. Our relating with the imperial court remain in the peaceable and satis factory state reportei month after month for almost the period of • year. A change will come--indeed, it must come. Tree bonds which have held Chinese society together for cetr.urits are already loosened ; on this point I have already written you at s , me length, and, from ample metes of observing and knowing the feeling., wants, and sentiments of the Celestial Empire, the conviction gains ground that the time is fast approaching (if we are not already on the threshold) when changes mug' and will take place in the relative position and condition of the governing and the go- verned. The fact is undeniable that free principles, based on free representation, are discussed in all the assemblies of the literati—the jeune t himas—wlf.ch even now exercises the utmost influence in the policy and conduct of the Chinese go vernment The literati, as they are styled in ell official and municipal documents, are fast t eking the position and pre eminences occupied by the French philosophers, the index of a evils.' and political revo lution Various events are conspiring, as It were, lo bring about this revolution in the institutions and poliucal condition of the Chinese empire. The Empress Dowager ' who expired on the 23rd of January, exercised the utmost matinee on the coon , ails of the King, and formed the great barrier to the advancement of the principles by which the literati were influenced. Her removal from the theatre of events end the councils of the empire has been followed by the decease, on Feb. 25th, of his Celt vial Highness Tacukwang, the Emperor, in his 65th or 69th year, whose reign has been marked by occur rences of far greater magnitude than any of his pre decessors. The late king was ever pacific, even to a fault, and on more than one occasion was deserted by his advisers, whose sentiments were otherwise. The new king is young, and what is more, is cver benring and self-willed; this fact I learn rom one of the courtiers at Peking who.. means of knowing the prevailing opinions of the court are sufficient guarantee for the correctness of the information fur nished. Brought up in a measure in the bosom of the literati, Yih-chu, the newly inaugurated emperor, has imbued largely their sentiments, which are well known to be hostile towards foreigners of all descrip tions, without exception, and though his lila : jolty, now elevated to the imperial throne, may act inde pendent of the literati, it augurs somewhat ill that the old, tried, and faithful Keying (who by the way contemned the literati) has not been taken into the youthful monarch's councils—a token which certainly bids unfavourable to the continuance of peace. The new monarch must make some conces sions ; necessity is laid upon him to do so, but what they are or shall be time oely will disclose. lodging from his education, his associations, and his senti ments (as far as the latter have become known), it doss not behove foreigners to withdraw from these waters the means and appliances Lot merely of pro'ectioo, but for maintaining that prestige, which has been gained under the late regime. MT friend the courtier, whose opinions having ac qtared great weight, from their correctness and cer tainty, assures me that Commissioner Sea, now at Canton, will shortly be removed, and his place sup plied by one of the meet pliant, bat subtle sad disin genuous diplomatists attached to the train of the youthful monarch. JAVA. ___ • BATAVIA, MARCH 30.—INSURRECTION IN BANTAM. —Toward' the end of February, the resident at Bantam communicated to the Batavian authorities that an insurrection was evidently rising, originating with some Lampongtre. The principal native official of the district, accompanied by two mantries and his writer, at the instance of the resident, endeavoured to reason with the insurgents. The official was murdered, and there is good reason to fear his companions shared a similar fate, as nothing haa since been heard respect • lug them. An attempt was made to put down the rebeliion by means of the irregular cavalry under the regent of the northern district of Lerang ; situ a severe hand-to-hand conflict the party was dispersed with the loss of six killed and several wounded. The nature of the ground, wooded and hilly, was ill adapted for mounted troops; and the resident wrote urgently to Batavia to send reinforcements by steamers into the Bay of Bantam. Lieut.-Colontl De Brauw, a brave officer, who distinguished himself at Bally, was appointed to com nand the force which wu forthwith despatched by the war steam ' era Phconix and Semarang. After landing, this force took the mountain road between Serang and Anjer and formed a junction with the native force, consisting of irregular cavalry and infantry. Having taken formal occupation of the small piece of table land forming the Campos g Boedang Batas, the irre gular troops were despatched to scour the jungle in which the insurgents bad taken refuge. After a abort march they came upon a party of the insurgents, estimated at between 100 and 200, who commenced a Ilene attack with spears, but were soon silenced by the fire of the troops, although not without some loss; for Lieutenant Krieger de Bach, commanding the native irregular cavalry, in hie ardour advanced too far for support, and woe out up, together with his small detachment, which was sur rounded by the insurgents. On the arrival of the in fantry the insurgents took to the jungle. On March 4th additional reinforixtunts were sent from Batavia. "vend ►kirmishes took piace which many of the native. fell ; but finding the insurgents, frum their superior knowlAge of the locality, had frequently the advantage over the troops, and that the latter were in capable dieting decisively against them, it was at CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received Cape Town journals to Much 20th, inclusive, but they contain totting worth transcribing. H.M.S. ships Seringspataro, Geyser, and Hound, were in Sanon's Bay. RIO DE LA PLATA. FALMOUTH, MAT IS. By the Queen of the Tyne, arrived here from tLe River Plate, we have advicee from Buenos Acres of March 16. The folluwing official documents had been published : Brume Aran. Feb. 24. Sir,-1 have the honour to state to your excellency, for the information of his excellency the governor of the province, charged with the foreign relations 01 the Argentine c.ute deration, Brißadier-General Dm Juan Mante.d de lions, that, with a view to cirry into full and due r xrcution the first article of the conventim of ;Seventh. r 21, 1549, I have applied to the oomniander in.chief, Rear-Almiral Reynolds, C B , on the subj. ct of evacuating the islaud of Martin Garcia, and I have the honour to announce to your exc.liency that I have received the formal declaration of t/c command, r in-chief of her Majesty's navel forces on this etatien to the effect that the island of Martin Garcia is definitively evacuated by the British forces, and tha: no vestige remains of their having occupied the island or any portion of .1. (Signed) Ilmaut Sot:rumor. Ills Ezeellene7 DS Felippe Arena, Minister of Foreign Adair,. Bc - rxos AMER, Feb. 25. Sir,—His excellency the governor, in view of riur excel lency's esteemed note, has af f ected th e underwent il to mani fest to you his excellency's high screw of your taceliencj's desire to correspond to the spirit of cordiAity and goad-will which has cheracterilod the proce•dii gs of the Argentine government, with respect to the immediate ratification of the conventiot. of November 24 lett, between the Anew-lac confederation and Great Britain, and of the dioilesa means employed by your exzelleney to accomplish that desire, in concurrence with Admiral Reynolds, who has arrived at this port with the object of carrying into full effect the s:ipula tions of the first article of the convention. His excellency the governor, animated with like benevo lent and friendly wish's, Les, under this date, given his orders to the captain of the port to receive on Wednesday next the Argentine corvette Twenty-tifth of May, directing at the same time that immediately on the conclusion of the salute to the Argentine GM it shall be correepondod to by a salute of an equal number of guns to the flag of her Britannia litajer y. His excellency renews expressions of his sentiments towards your excellency and to Admiral Reynolds for the very die tioguished manner in which you have met his efforts to put an en'! at once to the exist ir g differences, and fur the dignified and worthy wee in which you have proceeded to carry into execution the stipulations of the first article of the convention of peace of Nov. 24th last. Ood preserve your excellency many years. —. . - (Signed) Faur rs His Excellency Henry Southern, &c. The Southampton, bearing the flag of Admiral Reynolds, sailed from Buenos Ayres 'on March 2, for Monte Video; and the Kestrel arrisid wi•li the Bri tishmails, via Rio, nn March 3. were There 49 British vessels in port; heights no minal; 22 were fixed u to destination (IS for Eng land), and 27 unfixed. THE LATE SIR JOHN T BARROW BART:he cere mony of laying the foundation stone of monument to the memory of this esteemed gentleman took place on the Hill of Bond, near Ulventon, en Wednesday last. The cere mony was numerously attended, the trowel for the purpose being in the hands of the eldest son of the deceased, Sir George Barrow. The humble thatched cottage at 'Nighty, the birthplace of the deceased, was tastefully decorated, and his afoot neater, Town Bank School, was festooned with flowers, and flags were flying from the belfry. BATTERSEA PARK.—The continued delay that has taken place in oarrying out the att of parliament for the formation of this park, has at length aroused the attention of the inhabitants and clergy throughout the extensive dis trict of Battersea, &e., to a !opt measures for urging upon the government and commissioners to carry out the inten tions of the legislature, by pointing out the evils, as well as injury to property constquent on further delay. For that purpose several meetings of the leading inhabitants have been held, and a corrispondence entered into, with a view to the 'sterol parishes and districts acting in concert with each other, the more strongly to impress upon the government the necessity for their interference. To carry such intention into effect, it has been determined that an aggregate meet ing of the inhabitants of the parishes of Lambeth, Newing ton, Battersea, &e., shall he held during the present week. HOMICIDE AT NEWPORT, GLOVCEPTERUIRE.—A painful sensation has been ereatedat Newport,Gloucestersbire, and its neighbourhood, is consequence of the homicide. under circumstances of a distreseina character, of Mr. Daniel Whiie, who occupies a farm at a place called Woodford. The inquest upon the body was held on Friday, and occupied the greater part of the day. The deeessed man had a daughter named Mixabeth, whose intellect is so weak as almost to amount to idiocy, and by some means she had been drawn from her home and induced to participate in the amusements of the dancers. Upon this becoming known to she father he was very angry, and caused an intimation to be made to her that he requited her to return home She reluaed to do so, and at length finding that she remained and the hour being late, he went to the dancing room and took her away by force,he kg evidently greatly exasperated. 8 me words ansued,aad the deceased, who was in great anger, ii flirted personal violence upon his daughter by beating her with a whip. This pro ceeding was men by some parties, and gave great offence to three men, nun - d John Nelms", otherwise milled Newman, William Fetht rhay, and William Lovell, all of whets had been at the public-house, and having drunk somewhat freely, were in an excitable condi tion. They contrived to waylay the father, whom they attacked and beat in a dreadful way, leaving him on the ground insensible, and, as the reAtit his proved, fatally injured. After they had merle off the unfortunate man was found by one of the Olooeetershire county constabulary, pro twuheroe.4. the ihbb4.lls pro c ur e di r n u d o o ne i ghbourho o d , who orsssM il lit i r d es w iLle h i'c a .k t ma medical° surgeon,v ad h skill and c res i dingu d i for n t his relief, but in vain. He remained in a state of stupor for two days, unable during the time to articulete a sentence, when he expired ; and an intimation of the fatal terming. tion of the affray being made to the coroner, that function ary at once issued the necessary process for holding an in quest on the body. The foregoing facts having been depesed to by several parties,—Mr. Jahn Hicks we. called to speak to the cause of death. lie deposed to the c sedition in which he found the deceased, and to his situation till his death, and then proceeded to describe the poet mo u e = examination. The principal injuries were upon 1 the head. The skull had been fractured, and there was a quantity of blood e :trammeled. The death had re salted from the viulence which caused the (recoils,. The coroner having summed op the evidence, and pointed out the laws of homicide as applicable to the case, the jury re turned a verdict of manslaughter against the three me, William Fetheray, John Nihau, and Wm. Lovell, aid the mown at once issued his warrant for their committal to Gloucester gaol to await their trial at the next county I wise. int Court. The Duchene of Kept visited the Queen on Satur day and yesterday. The Duchess d'Orleans_paid a nit to her albjesty on Saturday at Backineham Palace. Prince Albert rode out oa horseback on Saturday more ing at tended by Lieut. Colonel the Hon. Almada G irdon. The Dasher at Kest and the Duchess d'Orleans visaed her Majesty the Quota of the !Means on Saturday at Buck ingham Palace. Prince Edward el Saxe Weimar also paid atMit to her Majesty on Saturday. The Queen of the Bel gians, accompanied by the Bathes, d'Orleaos, paid a visit to the Dunham of Gloucester, on Saturday, at Gloucester house. Prince Albert, attended by Viscount Chide's, Captain Francis Seymour, and Lieut. Colonel the Ron, A. Gordon, bosomed the Bart of Rome with a volt on &tura, evening. Prism Albert, with the Princes., Royal, her Royal High ness the Duchess of Kent, tee Prince of Leioingen, the ladim and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic house attended Divine service yesterday canning in the pri vate chapel of Buckingham Niue. 'Toe Hon. and Rev. Gerald Wellesley offi, laud. The Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Prince's Alice, the Prince's Helena, sad the PriIICOBI Louisa, took their usual exercise yesterday. The Queen of the Belgians and the Ducheu of Kent went to Ksw yesterday, and paid a visit to the Duchess of Cambridge. A meeting of the committee appointed by the Royal Commission for the Ezhibi i m of 11151, to eommuni. cote with the local committees of the wiefropolis, was held on Saturday, at the office of the B oar d of T ra d e. There were present Earl Granville (chairman), Viscount Cannier:, Lord Ashburton, Sir Joon Boileau, the High Bailiff of Westmin ster, Mr. Cardwed, M.P., Dr. Arnott, Mr. Field, and Mr. Gibson, wen. Lord and Lady John Russell left town, oa Saturday, for Pembroke Lodge, Richinond.park. Sir George Grey left town on Saturday, fur his seat, Palladio, Alowick, Northumberland. The Earl and Countess Grey have lc ft town for their residence at Datchct. Deepatchre were bent off on Saturday evening, from the Colonial office, for the Governors of Ceylon and Hong King. The Duke of Wellington attended the early Ger yesterday, is the Cnsp4.l hi:. James's. The Rev. Dr. Weslty cffiaaud and preached the Sermon. At the daily service the Bishop of Oa ord preaered tLe ottani'. The prayers were read by the Hey. Dr. Wesley, and the lemons by the Rev. T. lielmore and the Rev. G. Repteds. The Anthem was "Come Holy Ghoat " (Palestruia). Mr. Turk prt sided at the organ. The Bey. lit. Waste) admi nisltred the sacrament. An important deputation from the London com mitter, appointed to promote the amendment of the law of debtor and creditor, from the Climber of Commerce of Manchester, from the Manctestrr Guardian S.ociety, and frm :he Manchester S,ciety for the Protection of Trade, accompanied by Mr. Muterman, 11. P., Mr. fiend, and Mr. Kershaw, M P., had an interview on Frielsy with L'ird Jahn Russell, for the purpose of submitting their views as to the injurious effect which would be produced on trade if the bell for extending the jurisdiction of the courety courts, as intrsiduced to the Rouse of C Jiang= by Mr. Fitsroy, were allowed to pass the legislature. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. On Saturday the first exhibition of the season took place at the society'e gardens, Chiswick, and under much more tcv.furable auspices than could have been pre dicted from the unpromising state of the weather in the early part of the day. The gardens were f,leen at tbe usual hour—one o'clock—and previeut to that time there had .been a heavy shower of rain, which produced the most gloomy apprehensions; but, as the afternoon advanced, the prospect brightened, and the sun shone with sufLient brilliancy to give cheerfulness sad vitality to the scene. There was a lull attendance of visitor.. The froth firrren and the onparched appearance of the grad a award gave abundant proof that, whilst we in Linden may have found reason t 3 grumble at the late tame, there are places within half a Mace milts of Hyde Para Corner, to whom those visi•• ions must hove been a source of comfort and sstbfaction. As regarded the fitter of the grounds for a " fashionable pr..menaele " it may be remarked that those delicate thread-paper shoes, which the ladies wore, berayed a somewhat haz.rdous indifitrence to the dangers of damp feet Of Ale flower-show itself what can be said save th..t it pre sented all those delicate combicativos cf form and calour which have always distiogni,tt LI similar exhibitions at the same sear..n of the year. The azalea', pelargoniums, and heaths were displayed in the greatest lrolusion, al though it may he remarked that the tarsnmen tioned fi root did not app.ar in such high puma tion as on previous occasions. By far the most attractive objects in toe exhibition, as showing the rt felts of a well chanred cultivation, were the heaths- There were tome beautiful specimens of cintrar.m, exotic orchids, ned calceola rim, roses, and a variety of masealianeous pants, of great ex cellence. Tne inlet catravriinary ani interesting feature of the ex hibition was a specimen of that hugo 111 . &ltr lily. the Victoria Regis, graven en the emu,' of the Duke ot Northumber land. The ti art r was seen undsr a glass case, and its gigan tic dimensions, combined with its bi may of form. were the objects of surprise a:.d admiration. The leaf, which is die played is stank of water, kept at a tiring temperature, is at large as a round table of erdinary eircumterence. It it quite a sew feature in the exhibitions of the Horticultural Society. Amongst the fruits was a choice variety of grapes, cherries, straw berris a, pineapples, and melons, and the power of hothouse cultivation, in producing colour as well as size, was meter more forcibly displayed than in ttis tempting se lection. On the whole, the exhilsition was most successful coast& ri: g the difficulties which the cultivators have bed t, contend with. There were three bands of music oa the ground—those of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), the Cold stream, and the Ist Life Guards—and their perform ances produced the usual ir.spiriticg malts. Amongst the company present were the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of Cambridge. the Duke of Northumberland, the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Stsaley, bird and Lady Jobs Russell, the Earl of Zetlaad, Lurd Sondes, ow. ARTISTS' AMATEUR PERFORMANCE.—On Saturday evening an amateur performance tock place at the St. James's Theatre in aid of the funds of the Artists' General Benevolent Ituititui.a. The entertainments consisted of Douglas Jerrold's drama of the " Ilene Day " and Colmaa's comedy of the "Poor Gentleman." The leaditg characters were played by Messrs. Hamerton, Topham, T. W. Angell, J. Hull, Tenniel, George Cruit kshant, and othert, assisted by se ' versa ladiesof the theatrical profession including Miss Cooper, Miss Tellet, Mrs. Tayleure, acd Mrs. Giilfltbs. Of the ama teurs it is only just to say that they reormed the parts „ assigned to them in a manner which would have (untied marked w i reapedn h c ie v h er w y autte netir,7ns. m u o intl e t ee t ri ff ,: e i c ee t ,n i v iit t . . b li t re piide n e dir tht thede, , them to applause in a company of kroheatd ac.°rs. The pe ' an lt rdi e ormanth nt e D a ce y "w audie nce,iwthu : ballad of "Lord Bateman " was sung bt Mr. George Cruick shank with much characteristic humour; and, aims wiiele, the entertainment gave very general satisfaction. THE COMET NOW VislßLE.—(Fr‘m Mr. John Hartnup, of the Liverpo 1 Observatory.) The come: dis covered in the constellation Dram, by Dr. Pet•nee, of the , Altona Observatory, to which attention was drawn last week, is exciting much interest among astronomers in eon , sequence of the neat approach which it w ill certainly mike to our earth. Approximate e'.,ments have been calculated by Mr. Hind, from the observations already obtained, from , which it appears that the nearest approach of the comet to us will not be far trona the time of perihelion passage—about the 241 of July. Accurate gamentrie positions of toe comet , are in great demand, to enable calculators to approximate more closely to the true olemtnu of the orbit; anJ, as the large equatorial, at the Liverpool Observatory, is peculiarly adapted for this clots of observations, I beg to enclose the le lowing posHons of the comet, taken at the Liverpool Obser vatory, and corrected fur refraction and parallax : Greenwich Cowes Sight Coniet's Me.in Tinto. Atereelas. Destinstiec. deg. in. 0. deg• m, s. dew. in. s. May 8...12 3i 20........19 0 57.79 70 20 tar Mar 9AO 55 45 l9 13 53.21 :2 '4 31.7 May 12..,10 59 51 19 a 30.25 12 59 44.9 ' May 11...17 3 V 19 0 21.13 l3 II 4.2 ' The comet is wow vYible is a telescope of 21 inches ape?- ' tuns, and those who wish to And it will obtain its p. sition approximately for a few days, by diminishing the last obese vatroa in right ascrosi an IA the rate of about 4 minutes a day, and by increasing the declination at the rate of about 8 minutes a day.—Litterpoel Journal. Hot' Derr,—Oa ThUrfieley a Lumerotta matting took place at the Town Hall, Maidstone, to ascertain the opinions of the growers relative to an acreage ciey on t.ops. Mr. Golding, of Hadlow, was in the chair, ant T. L.lloilgss, Esq , M.P., was present. The meets-g was of a stormy character, and lasted for some time. A motion brought to:- ward by Mr. T. H. eutbush, of Tateling, against the acre age duty, was declared by the chairman to have been carried, although his decision was warmly disputed by many p, none, who declared that Vac resolution was lust by a large —Surrey Standard. SUICIDE OF A SCANIeIi GENTLF.MAN.—On Thurs day evening laid, the report of a pistol was heard in the road leading from the Old Swan to Broaditreen, nearly opposite ?dr. Chalaner'e mansion, and some poisons approaching this place found a young gendtman lying on the land Mar the palling. He was dead. The deceased wa. Ca tsin Su ~.I,e, a native of Bsreelone, who came to Liverpool a ehert time sine* to purchase a ship for his hrother-in.law, an ,potent merchant in his native city. lie stopped at Mrs. Harriecn's, Commercial Inn, Canning-;lace ; and, having purchased the vessel (the Timothy Hasten) as he int , ceded, was preparing to return in her to Spa.n, in company with some ladies term Manchester. Fur the purpo•• of expediting has departure, he bad Owed ample fluids in the hands of Messrs. Bohr, Behrend, and Ce., to tit out the ship, &e., and wort to Manchester on Tuesday on business. Front Mauchestir he wrote to a relative here, t net istng a la ket, a Lek of his hair, anti a Ol. sore . •The first was to be sent to his el ter, the second to his mother, and the third was to be retained by the receiver of the le.ter as a reward for his trouble. We know nut what dart hit relative made to find him after this alarming intelligence; but it appears that WI Thuredry even ing he inquired at the ow Swan for the residence of samer:-, rispeetable catholic. He was d;ree.ed to Mr. Ch and was no doubt on hi. way to that gentleman's :i tta . when he perpetrated It. fatal deed. He was 25 ye . 4 The cause of the rash act is not exactlyka. wn. ITV ••• l• • modest, intelligent, and muoh-esteemed young man, entirely exempt from all kiuds of pecan ary club f SA, —Liverpool Journal X.swe ,FX 11,47 VP 141. i 11l i ,