The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-01 00:00:00

1 1 1 t_l l w- 7 feer INDIA. No. 13224 .N;FRAFRY SETTLEMENT, NEW SEA. CS ; Kum GIVEN. OM moon ..‘. g tqxo rIU. Ur mitimitsges eatred pt . ..:!rriw rut cord la their applisrUirs le the , O Jc ift the :rib et Apnl nest. • 4 rlr.r,r. rsy belhad nOurear the soffe ,•ll,/ di at meriatior. 41. Cbrds=—Dy ado . et Isretszy. *-- t ious LIFE ASSURANCE OOMPANy. A, rz,,,renva.etreet, Pant • and 14, Pillaneg. ~„ .re 2.gta liar the LOID DIATOM. • , c„,,,,,,,,,, WILLIAM Mir req. ji,:inwia=kts.aL, LP. Moms kitty, kasc u tla. Jarendah Mesbee, res Male, . 1Y , (nom* Tbn. M. J. & Di p ar d i . ' N e ni.e.r• IN z Predmile oil '' ' . %en . ...1 :Frofene " e hail, M.A . et 07112 6;6 C•••• ' ,;—ear Jvha liena k il T M H P 0 , co- .. . , . .. MMei•se.Orsamed. , le, Degeg on .ier„ ,• -. %at %,:l'e 01 7 AntlliNG TR Amy. - w a iset sabanteni espial, peaky bakes bane the c. len.aae• feed te 1•01.• OM • Quarter Oi • minkm, and a , .: , ..,.., ,adair AWN • year, arising hall the /we et * roxrs on Mom BRANCH. "w ee •Fstens. be ••••olly totlttot to ..7 ro otto , 1210 bratett (alltrr ppm* Went party poet world to esidi pot* my dint Iteldded aor:ted roductice et thil l 01 Low PREMIUM, • Ro•Pertititteis• Pratt* semi ohm not allow! b‘ as? sum oSal—he mb••• mazy, tile parent of • arida n b h,430r, on tit, tima l l II tionsed, at o Maud twin AA , - WWI toeii% Ts" With tralks. 1 13 7 I 1 1 il P 1 II 13 317 0 0t I - -- -- 1 mama nada. I el I i lu 11 T 2 0 14 10 4 11 Il 0 II ;Ts too Tern• Pouts mor mob so 'milt be nra.r4 of be needles Noy numb kw lUe es &debt rer e.nt., of may to pobt off at any tine without emdtt alter pro* ban been anima& avarity. anted nary day at Thragutorocatatreat. at • ..1. E. BATES, leabilat Dlrsetar. _____ .131 - 4 ?)i KNDON ASSURANCE " ft : COILEOZATION, eitabliebsd . by 44 Yki • .. Charier la the reign of Eng oe;rer. the Th,t. for Lit% FILM, and • . 4 .1 K r,_ ___ 'MINE INS RANCE-. Orbs: 7, Boltl N4er4 4 C; 5 ' 7n i .,.,_e7 E f.4. u 4 "'R ik The ertmest an einem of managing the UR Pn defrayed by the may. mums, sad set takes from the pre mium toad. ES Ell f- : H E D rivets an Ward as a term to pp *lit° T ' 1- : • :wee, or pead lat rash, or applied la -„, 'OE 7,_ atm:nand of the annual premium • . -, •s, i ! Soar all healing( parterrolitp. ; ~ , •-. :!;rat paraelpatias Is proem • - . • • -:•• v. of the Unfu of If orope ate liberally nested. 7 •s., ,o,' F ..5 egerg 'eacriptias of pro= .. moderate p ' v.1!.::%'.: !WM:4CE at the carnet • . . 1 .. ::•: ot mnreal or mime appiketies. Jule( LW RENCE, leentary. I R )N BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. , • .., «oraneet of thaw Bedsteads in 'roe and Dna, .. -. . : act Cots from 225. ad. each, fitted with dove :eet .4‘ . lglar. sad entirely free from strews. wank at • • 1. .... at tbe now-roma of WILLIAM P. mtaiot ' . .. i --t. c . 2/, Defordatreet Calmer of Newmt - j • ' I, Ytesseamreet, which are the largest in the . . -.7 a:v ... ethe the patent itheioeline, or they Iron • .. e. ... ls ap;Licable alike to Ben and wooden bedstead,. 1 - •• 1. 4. di .rta.liarr to perfect rest, superior even to the . - • 21 ,TI =II bedeitads at 14.. 6d. esth. Detailed eats • .•• ~r e envy ironmongery article, sent (per • ? • , ...tea in W.lis-street, A.D., lUD. s• %i tad CO'S BLEACHING and REGE .‘ • t:;*•11 • PAPs. for Earraea, Laundrymen Dyson end • _•• ~•••k Mee REMOVED Mars Menifer•gben, Li.. dinw to Treple-bart.—lle lassabiai • •er its ntranntinery clearing and •••• c•-• fire trout nnell, and re, unlike be or • • • - :mended, it dose net rot or injunk but Me • •• ,ban, and oily ball the quistlr• , Y IMO* • • y ottor mew. It melee so gore a betk thst br • -e••• rernit to re lee link. Were of re rat L:.•te sanutetwers bre weed It kr Mks. Vow^ _ . Lon loud It eeprier r Qom caw. tam. • • f.aul.e. are meagre It Vel 1111Wir • • - ar (see be rest eereerial and eatable .r • mrp...44. It MI le • notes ei blo c .•• • • • r and pudemen. by the pr ta ea weir • • tr. malting K r wit r Erre ebraepipteer • • .n• ••••• as . kelt era se wt. hold Tibul In Jim t : . tiitss.l.4 lin. awl • arra et Gan. st aL ••• • peak sad aw erperielks. Ifs liegrandr • . . in dher dories awl beentleris ell brie .• . attars. ow nnty=sion• ="lsgre •.. • •••. wenn,. It norm end dear Vb. ! - • '..i.ettrer the *deur st errlek podastly a ins. •. • • • ' ..,: v am the yew, neturee *mid dart* • • r • I . ..rne lad geld trealears, asking drat leek • tree It.. moll, and warranted net artle_ Win tbe en.d la lb Jo" at b. wer r s6 i d r lel Weld= ... at Pd. per lb. la or ere eat err ' • t • lard w either at re err. lbewrry ." "b= • • • et in per In. In. bl.. b. td, - • ..•-• • , Sew. 11041.1110. ..‘I:ItY'S HEALTH-RFATORLNO FOOD . ••• an! Da ANTIL-1111 IYISILIZSTA AU, ~: et: 'tactual remedy !valiant insildsa, Was. • • • 1; , ttt, ma a ism 30 time to ow Is aim sem at ' • A watathic, nWal„ law sail balm era. • r -kept, ratattd, apaspla " start.. Warders. apptimelsa, ),* " • —a. trapt..ate of tkii Ma, &dam at Me alms& Y Ka, mat aatka ail dor liesimalmai. Malty ;W.4* it* wank ammok • CI, Ir. Nta bort.atreat, Lodes ; alma at I -atm, than and Co., Denby, 16,Pantaillawaratt L. • Natte. Mang; att4 at Ilk Utaladlon‘dotee ba , A•P•tratia•atraeumatlib; ; Its awl 111, Mae& • tati.pousdi soda class lialtatioas d Me same at _ . LIFE I'ILLS.—An invigoratlmarozoatie ' Li :Letitia; perweing selesedlmy virtues. y • .te no: of dAmie, Nimble the wise et ••torpid r toot te the fir. elrer tbe memos .ar t.kut.l sal weeetbeek team isagesdee. re:leve the esestltstles et all seated is. re , srelllll widest Is preset heads Noes are tat fa-dis Ale of the eiguatsre d the proprietor; T. Clusweeert, YlteSelreet, Isedos," is oaths • .r, %raw at lc ILL, awl busily peebete at ~ : ectable rawilonse etagere throughout the world. erfth each box.—Wholeuale Lowlas &C p s; .7 sad 1.e.., Yartutedaseweet Edwards, St. • :toe ash Oo , Bow Church's/II: ` Sanger, IM, Word. 4 1 ... nay sad Oa , Oatord.etreeL LA. CULVIAWILL'a SAW WOILLL . . F N 1 0 11 ; i %Tl b— fr I I I : I 1 I s f - 4 . rum - dos. sod Mara on ft LIFE. , - • . t.4: 7 &mg—V i la ( sad Somme blorsdaiseds * • Lostrot• of lassdaTho /baba lama rord= • _ . bads, sod D othzeist ploso—Osomey ps .'' • ~ •••es—Loocks at amines at Hossoo—Dloslo - • •-•4 Elting, /UWE& Mse. Ak , PAM. L' '-' '• I. !tom UN 1201:f12TAINS. 2 wola la orb ; by pot, r to the Lakao—Skelah of Lisbwih. -e halm Yarirary—inslabosatos of DUO; its. wttAl iw to "ueaVEAT. 11848 . 1 A4ll6°l a . ++. three man non are to coor ~as may nia.• a reeky of shoat every Ibr a z t iz z oot era eon)...*. of ore .ateg hulk sod adaabled that barmier tits •ha tar Insure, laden. or y, sad embitter' .4 taigas the rum tar Iles diet sod physical phpilattoa of Tebweostor-row ; 14en 39, Core _tan • Camillo, :rise; se direct tram lb. sathor, Ba- - T-(4111CR MONEY OItDEML—On and from this Nst-ofikos is the 441s:twit% small towns and vil - use* and pay witty orders, vis. Abtrayren, Car •'e, Allaighton, libro;babin ; Aabridp, Somerset. Laymt•undiw-Nordwo9d, B:affordektre; Chipping ( Jl . llll sterfhin ; Dedham, Bwos ; Dehmlow", baryon, Lancashire; Dolgelly, Merionethshire; le lanca , ltire; Ruling. Norfolk; Hawkhurst, L c'ry in -Arden, Warwickshire ; Market Bosworth, , Newest, Oloncestenhire ; Northisza, Basses b.Vordthire ; Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire ; Stahe -1 ' '''n . 01 ; ~holey Bridge, Northemberland ; Tice , Wriagtee, Sommeetakire : and Wadharet, 4 1", are what are tailed minor MEM order A.. tt., &deices for orders issued by isth OMNI MS 'w;; . :t t) I.)nfon to be examined, befogs thsy ere k ir 4.%aeon which the orden are drawn. This muses 41,v taq.seg of the orders which is cot imperious*/ )1 regular poet tows.. On all the orders umor wavy order offices, there is printed the —" As the advice for this order has to be Lidos; the necessary time must be allowed n....asy is appli e d fut. The receivers and soh ;7: ' P*Atelaster. of minor money order oilless are obliged ,ft 1001., to prevent toes by defalcation to the f;i;::71 0 .4 'Ale department, and they are relliallefatild a'rri:r•an t e by the allowance of 41. fee every thousand .r.ltr, they mi.. or pay. 0° and h"m this day, also, i•inien black letter orders for sums not above • 'Et.' ••ettir even/sr ism between 21. and 51., will be t. , - "eid• All evicts for the later* will be of the same 4 6 .,. 6, rout what the sums are for which they are q%‘,. p rArTeittD ARTICLES AND AGRICULTURAL r.. ' — Rt. lima* has jut obtained a return of &mint*- "racier ( *kith WU printed on Saturday), giving principli maanisatared attielss Int#srtad r. 1 1 of cutout is Impend •as also a warn of t,":;;•,". 1 t•erlitte imported, aai UM duty Uterson. The t•• " V . '''t.pt of custom' dudes on articles of foreign for the year 1b49 was 476,4761, aad the duty on c, bet -4:total produce la the year was 1,D6A6061. The ,W aiss armi. *al ..Z,r4Hl • • oa sliseme, 97,0004 ;and 08 •••••• +n•.. Y.~ .a„ I IT vb , t *cTi . tt LI-. Lxi i_ THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received oar despatches in anticipation of the Overland Mail from India. The dates are : Bom bay, March 2 ; Glenne, Feb. 20 ; and Madras, Feb. 23. The following is the letter of our correspondent : BOMBAY, Ileac* 2. Jest after the Outlet& of my last, news reached Bombay of an attack having been made by some tribes of Affrudies on a party of sappers engaged in the district of Kohat, roaduaking aad repairing. Several of the poor fellow@ were cut up, and the robbers made off with all they could lay hands on be longing to them. But an avenging spirit, in the triof Sir Charles Napier, was it Peshawar, bud mielho immediately p rocee d e d in search of the rderers, with a force of some 3,300 men (Pordyos's tro v olif hone artill e ry, a squa d ron 2nd irregular ea , Daly'e Punjaub irregular horse 900 men from .81.'s 60th and 61st foot, the 23 r d mid 31st N.l Coke's Panjaub inf an t r y, and Luau's guides). The brigade was commanded by Col. Bradshaw, 60th Rifles, end was accompanied by S ir C. Campbell and Sir C. Nap as antatenn. The artillery were pre- i Tided with 100 remade per gas, and a Ihrtaight's provisions accompanied the force. They moved out from Peshawar on the 9th, and considerable skir mishing occurred on the two following days, the mountain puns being tilled with the enemy, who kept up a perpetual flee on oar men from their hiding when they fancied themselves secure from daoger. The artillery, however, was excelle ntl yserved, and by the e ven i ng of the 11th the enemy were driven out of the passes, when our troops re traced their steps to Peshawar. They wen, how ever, again attacked on the 13th in the passes, when a young ensign named Sitwell, of the 31st N. 1., wan cut to pieces, and Lent. Hilliard, 23rd N.L, and four European soldiers, were wounded, besides a considerable number of Se s- Coke's corps, which is said to have behaved gallantly on the occasion. All the villages fell in with were destroyed —at least all belonging to the enemy—and a large number either marderiag villains killed. The force returned to Peshawar on the 14th, leaving a party to guard the Fussed keep it clear of the enemy if they can. These doers after the mountain tribes are the most harassing things imaginable; the villains will not meet us in open fight, and have every advantage over our men in their knowledge of the pares, from every nook and cranny of which they can snipe our poor fellows off at their leisure, while they themselves are only contestable by add-pieces, which can of tune only play on a few spots at a time, from which the skulkers have tune to retreat when they fled their hiding-plays are discovered. These marauding tribes must either be extermina ed, root and branch, or bribed into quiescence, or we will never know peace on the frontier. In the camp at Peshawar murders and robberies were things of common occurrence, the Affreedies managing to enter our lines under cover of night, despite all the precaution of pickets, outlying and inlying, and patrols constantly on the move to prevent their ingress. A young officer of the 98th foot, named Grantham, had been severely wounded while giving an alarm, on seeing a py of them in his tent ; and they even beard e d th e li o n (Sir Charles) in his den, having entered his compound, though it was at the time surrounded with sentinels. And the moot surprising thing of all is, that though seen, they alma invariably escape from their pursuers. A writer to the Illyitusiste states that the killed and wounded on our aide in the late dour was 100; the enemy have stared bat trifling lass; this, I fancy, must be a mistake. Sir C. Napier wee to leave oa his return to Lahore on the 17t11.11ad he been then when the resent mutiny broke oat, so luny would have been shown them. He is said to have authorised Sir W. Gilbert, who eommacds at Lathan, to put into immediate execution the sentence of the general court martial, ordered to try the mutineers, never doubting, probably, that that sentence would be capital in the case of the ringleaders at lout. What, then, would have been his surprise on learning that the heaviest punishment awarded was 14 years' labour on the roads? We are expecting every day to ruins his remarks on ese sentence, the severity of which may may be judged of by the following order, issued in the saes of some men of the 32nd NI., who, at Rawnl Pladee some skeet time since, endeavoured to incite their osrades to mutiny, and who were sentenced to 14 years' hard labour : I revise the santesce. I call on this court-martial to do its daty to the state. It has found the prisoners guilty of bay keg ' begun and excited a mutiny is their regiment," and of an infamous attempt to dictate to the government what amount of pay It should give to the soldiers of the 32nd intent of :411 . 1•0 Infantry. prisoners had voluntarily enlisted in the service of the Kest India Company, for • certain fixed rate of pay ; they swore to serve the company for that rate of pay. When food becomes dear, the goy, ram nt generously pays the t x n expense when above a certain reasonable price, so that the sepey may not suffer when his duty takes him into pro vinces of the empire where circusnstanees make food hawse is prise. The Kiel is found in clothing, in lodging, in pay, barna what he could earn wen he not a ',poi. He is also honourably treated is every way. Should • sepoy commit an serious mote, his punisbint nt is, ordinarily, simple di:- from this noble army, and the dread et sash a misfor tune reigns in the bosom of every sepoy. What higher com pliment can be paid by soldiers to their government ? What greater proof cm be offered of that government's justice and generosity ? None. The nobleness of the sepoy army, and the advantages which it enjoys are known to the world ; pensions forlosg service ; pension; for wounds received in battle; pensions to the bereaved families of those whose gallant lathers have fallen in action ; increased pay for aer obes to those who are yet robust and fi t for duty ; orders of merit, and medals for valour in fight; hospitals for the sick, and, finally, these excellent soldiers an led by European officers, all proud of, and glorying in their men ! These are all great advantages. They crowd on the mind of the espy, who reflects upon the endue of the peen= filermt which he serves; his lesion and his heart make jr j ue ea to those glorious standards under which he and his fathers have ever fought and oonquered ! I ask the officers composing this court-martial, whether they, as honourable soldiers, think that 14 years' imprisonment, with hard la bour, is an adequate punishment for the rakes whom this court has itself convicted of trying to subvert that order, that discipline, that jastles, that generosity (which the court well knows I have described without exaggeration), and thus turns the whole into dire; confuion, and despair, depriving veterans of their pensions, widows and orphans of their support, and the good sepoys of the 32nd Regiment of Na tive Infantry of their pay, by teeing the government to strike this brave regiment front the service of the East India Company for ever. For this must have happened if the machinations of these culprits had succeeded. The prisoners, like infamous agitators as they are, have been convicted by the court of having gone from company to company exciting their comrades to mutiny, and sidaniahtesing unlawful oaths; and I revise the sentence passed apes them, es inadequate to the magnitude of their crimes. I beg of the court to re. consider its sense of the consequence, which may result from the alms of these heinous °Maiden. Let it sentence • pu nishment commensurate with their damnable projects. (Signed) C. J. N•rias, E3ens.r.l,. The court, on receiving the above remarks, sen tenced the prisoners to death, on which Sir Charles again remarks : These five men have been justly sentenced to die, but I tommute their sentence into that of transportation tor life. la dermal exile the,. will expiate their crimes. For ever separated from their country and their relations, la a strange land beyond the sem, they will linger out their mise rable lives. It r a chance, bat Ido not consider this to be as amelioration of thei r punishment; they will rentals lavinglexemples of the terrible tate which awaits traitors to their aolosm Use's the provision of the 84th Macho of War, the pri• man are to be sent to WI Presidency min visitable non% with a view to the connoted seatences being carried into abet. (Biped) C. J. Narita, Gestoral, •Cdirf. The following letter from $ correspondent of the Agra Messenger shows the results of the court mar tial on the late mutineer., u far aa the trial had gone, up to the 16th ultimo :•—• LAIIOI3, nut 111.-04 the Bth Instant, the trlah of the matinees of the Oft ltegliseat N. I. emaaterted, sad so the talk here le Went alms thew, I will give you ease yarUcalere of the biollme bees a irked el Goviadgher. Porty-efght appetite fth, and toartees some of the Bth company empanel the nest belt*. They were trod kr ceabloWg le domed their diseharp, with a view to extort a higher rote of pay. Oa the llth canmeamd the trial of - a. . r a... - L•••::1P- - Ove amsermiater oft dammodal Mb law Ws am. wadi bet tlirigla kr *MI eadi a Ides as vas aatied tilliling Ine et ilz iiiiht low beim plied at i• 00 111 Klai arm Me eke howl et ems aserent Mb 04 oreirr Ms sit Is Ure new. Min d 11115.thow al ilipai rmos d rier ipirals at Os Ilipre. Or oar liuse Ur rale of Imeoward &Mae 1101111811111 M Mr INS% sad the met* mat Ana tor a geed tAlle at the mamma the Ilia. bowever, thee have be some pretty Irony mints Moe have a *mayn't 'epee. (THREEPENCE. BOW-STREET. Brt Or FLATS AT Br. JANUS'S Par ace —7'. Ed munds, who had formerly bees ethebessa to the Marchioness of Westmeath, we. charged rith deaths five silver table spoons and six silver forks, the property of the kftrchioness of Westmeath, Mistress d ubs Robes to her late Majesty the Gum Dowager, and who has lately been residing in St* James'e Palate. H. Clog, footman in the servios of the llathioness of Westmeath, deposed that on Sa'urday be laid the cloth to the dining-roost of that part of St. James's Paha allotted for the residence of his mistress, for luncheon. He laid upon the table six silver table spoons, six silver forks, end other Plate, and while he was gone to inform her ladyship t h a t uncheon was ready, he heard the different doors of the building open and suddenly close with a loud noise. He immediately went bark to the dioisg-room, and missed the spans and fork.. He was Informed by the sentry on ditty that a man, answering the prisoner's dincription, had just left the front gat*. D. Forbes, a private of the Scotch Fusilier Guards, said he was oa duty at St. J thee's Palace on Saturday, and he saw the prisoner leave the park-gate, which he did not close after him. He drew the door close, but refrained from shutting it. He was quite certain the prisoner was the man. The prisoner was remanded. A MAN BURNED TO DEATH.—On Saturday even ing Mr. Kemp, aged 83, residing in Holton Old town, while sittieg before the firs, wu seised with a fit, (it is supposed) and fell on to the grate. When he wee discovered t►e leR side of hiatus wee completely burnt off. There wee no see present at the time. REDUCTIONS AT BERMUDA.—Mr. Trisooll, the egeavvictualler, is appointed agent of the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, and the duties of Ws department are to be performed by the naval merekeepem Dr. Gams ear n and medleal storekeeper, mania Mae, so that the satahliahmeut will have in future bat a deputy-inspector sad two amistaut-surgeons. THE LAST OF CAPT. COOK'S COMPANIONS.—There is at pianist residing in Southampton an old man, named Wade, ths last survivor of Captain Cook's companions in kit voyages round the world. He is ninety-Ma, years of age, and is in poomesioa of all his faculties. He was present at Captain Cook's death, and himself received a spear-wound from one of the islanders.—Brighton Gazette. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1850. the aspen ed the gate gwd, far hesßai apposing the mir name late the rut it a detashmest of l Bqt. Light Cavalry; Raft's!: tend fin hued not guilty,—theme wen men who had nen bled la the first beta. The at ter wen all paraded en the mann, el risellth, sad they were ifiepseed et as Minn :—ltepdsot• meat. with hard Mon In 14 yeses, 3 wpm; do. Teens, 23 ; de. 6 months, 16 ; 42• aeited, 6. 'MAR Mime were put on la mum et :mop, end then they were marched past dole isilanaut. Few, I hoer, retrained from teen, while seen Wei Indy. On the 13th isetwall, the six noreonsinieliensell Wiens ef the guard were tried, oa the 14th the naiads w the , sad on the 16th forty-twe sem, of the arenadier sentpany; the assumes on &tee ere as yet miknews. The rest an to knew the: A Janda, of the Clieninier sempaay, nineteen amen the light company, lOC lastly, bar sepoys of different gem. cl a n, who excited the other, to do what they did, audio Well it would appear some Bench. have been mi ning the Husooree Baugh at Lahore, in whir& are 'quartered some European troops ; the noise of the rascals at work is said to have been heard by mane of the fusiliers, who reported the circulate:zoo. On ex ' amination, a shaft wee found to have been sank, which was supposed to be a mks.. The throwing down of the Walls of the city had beta began the let ultimo. lieutenant Dicbon, 3rd Bom N. I lately appointed a deputy commi ss i o n er in Pun- Mlb, has been stationed in the neighb our h oo d o f ooltan. The cantonment at Sealkete is to he built to accommodate 10,000 men. A Mr. Quire he. • appointed collector of salt duties atPind Dudes Khan, ree Wary t Lahore of 1,2001.. per Mum Gsearal Ves- tun was a in the middle of Febrti ' ary. A hint has been thrown out that the Eoh-i-Noor (mountain of light) is now in too:s -alon of a "distinguished" dicer on his way if so, Sir IL Hondas %cut be the man—be less just arrived hers from Lahore, and leaves for England this evening. It is said the Queen ham refined the I dlamond as a Oft, not wishing to take so much from the army's prize money ; but that it haa bun remote mended to John Bull to purchase it as a crown jewel. Ilt is believed Colonel Cl. St. P. Lawrence (the Pe- shawur man) is about returning to England on sick furlough. Sir Henry was at Lahore at latest date. The Sikhim affair Lae fortunately ended without bloodshed—his treacherous Majesty having fled on the approach of our troops. The IwKend of India, of the 21st ult., thus writes on the subject : This latest edition of " the little wan of a great country" has beta concluded more satisfactorily than such affairs amenity are. The usual entree of sun transactions may be summed up as little glory and gnat rewards, small results and profuse expenditure, but we an happy to se that in the present instance our proceedings are not thus The oely information which we hays obtained upon the sub. jet is contained in a me Ire inmmunintin to the Englials man, but it is easy to perceive that the results of the expe dition have corresponded with the expectations strewed in this journal a few weeks sine*. The British troops have taken military possession of the seethers districts, or Terser of ffilehim, from which the potentate of that matey derives no small portion of his revenues. The territory thus acquired stretches from the district of Purnak to the Itunfeet en the north, and to a river, called oe the maps the Konkiyl, ore the west. Its area is about 625 square miles, and, together with the country around Derjeenag, comprehends nearly one-fourth at the whole of Sikkim. It is not so large as the district of Burdwsn, but it rounds off the British territories, and Dar j• cling is thus placed in the midst of a district under the British rule. The nasal not of 6,000 ra. paid by the Bengal gownsman to the Rsjah of &Mika for that sans tanum will be withheld is future, and thus the rajah expiates the insult offered to the British represen•stive, by the lots of at least 22,000 rs. of his annual income. Not a shot has been fired, and not an enemy sees, so that the affair has terminated without blood shed. The British government had two main objects in view: first, to punish the Rajah of ilikttlin for the entraps on the British representative; and, secondly, to obtain a fair oompsusatian for the insult put upon its own dignity as the paramount power. Both these objects have been attained. The Rajah has ket onohalf of his revenues and the British reent rant has argiired a valuable acetiokat to its frontier terri tory. The barren hills would have east much more to govera than they are capable of producing, while at present they nation to form a natural Irani*r between ourselves and the lado - Chinese trine beyond them. ' There is, we think, only one point open to asimadvenian la the arrangements which are said to have been It is of conuderable importance to the interests of valence that the read to Hiuschiojinga, the highest point on the surface of the earth, shall be opened to the visits of Euro pean wrens, and we tripe the goveroor•general will not neglect so far an opportunity of rendering the road to that mountain easy and accessible. The subjoined extracts from the same paper com prise all the items worth sending: "The mission from the ruler of Nepaol to the Queen of Eng!and was expected at Calcutta by the end of last month.—The Governor-General reached Point de Galls on the 7th ultimo, and proceeded on for Singapore and the Straits on the 9th: he is expected beck to Calcutta by the middle of the present month.—The Honourable Mr. Dickenson, late a member of Council at Madras, re signed the service on the 16th, and sailed for England by the ship Devonshire on the 18th ult. He has been succeeded at the council-board by J. F. Thomas, Es q. —Our obituary rea.rds the death of Major H. Wrooghtoo, late deputy surveyor-general of In dia; and Commander J. G. Johnstone, L N.— The troop engaged at Cbillieuwalla arc to have a bar along with the medal granted for Goojerat.— H. M. 'a 22i.d Foot reached Bahawulpore on the 16th ult., all we 11.—Small-pox prevails to an alarming extent in Calcutta and the surrounding country.—An action for libel, brought by the Rev. Mr. Whitford against the Rev. Mr Lugard, has just been decided in the Supreme Court at Madras in favour of the defendant.—A dinner hos been given by the members of the Byculla Club to Sir 11. Dandas, who leaves for England by the steamer of this even ing. Sir W. Cotton presided. Sir W. Yardley and the Hon. Mr. Blanc were present. Superintending- Surgeon B. P. Hooke, of the Bombay army, has been obliged from ill-health to obtain a furlough to Europe. Lady Falkland has been for the past week at Gjrebander, a place close by, remarkable for the beauty of the 'scenery around, engaged in taking a series of sketches. The right Imo. the governor and family will, it is believed, leave Bom bay for Mahabuleshwar at the end of the present month. The weather is becoming warm, but the health of the troops and inhabitants throughout the Bombay presidency continues good." —" . This morning's Poet does noicontaia a single line of news from any quarter. The Knrrachee, mall steamer, is hourly expected, but young Egypt is now one of the dullest places in India, end hardly ever af kr& a word of intelligence, with its former governor, a l its importance and glory departed. The brigaiier general (Manson) had returned from Catch, and gone up to Hydrabad and Sukhur. Dr. Scott, at present acting superintending surgeon in the province, returns to his . post as secretary to the medial board, and his place is to be taken by Dr. Don, recently promoted to the rank in which the former gentleman was emly acting. There was but little sickness in 'kind% bet this it was expected would not long be the case after the hot weather had set in, and it was commencing. The deaths during the lost fortnight amongst the military were the following : MADRAS —Brevet-110w R. 0. Carmichael, 38th N. 1., suddenly at Madram, on the 11th February. Lieutenant s. J. U. Elliot, Bth Cavalry, of cholera, at Caddapah, en tM 6th of Fibrilar,. Bssoas..—ldijor It. Wroupbton, Invalids, at Futteskur, on the 14th February. INDIAN NATY.--UONIZIAIDIDI J. 0. Johnstone, of the ataam-frigate Auckland, at Kurraolue, on the Bth F, b. The Agra and United Service Bank has declared a dividend for the last six months of last year at the rate of eight per cent. per annum. The total prate of the bank daring this period amount to re. 3,16,762.7-2, of which rs. 2,63,260 are to be divided amongst the shareholders, and the remainder, re, 51,502-7-2, to be carried to credit of reserve fund. No higher dividend than eight per cent. per annum is to be allowed till " the reserve fund be made up to ton per cent. on the capital of the bank, and invested in public securities," all profits over what are re qtured to pay this to be carded to the ressesve fund. The duration of the deed of partnership, which ex pires on the let July, is to be extended for ten years, —the resolution having been carried by a majority of 775 votes, only fifteen being against it.—The Delhi Bank has declared a dividend at the same rate as the above; and the North-West Bank of India one of 0 per cent. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, FRIDAY ATINIIIII, Maw= 1. Thee bee beat as Wereand Orgasm Is ear mosey oar. kit saw the dale dear het narksN aseerL aer.loo lea alga the Mee t dbeartat. We wow haw ma waseary alias Woe le le etteerleas a Was Os Os an bad we Oa greurallsal gal wry resin* whomeleg he wag AIM ma last le Wawa d predus. Oa the sew liodoro Iwo every Aso swag as Meat are won* • S moord. nog le *all of womb a ere on ash we • gaper, Wish early es goaL Kee Beek et Proaloo owl/ roly abase am kee id la se Meal wawa • lira bow age. We Isar deo Met lt d 0n. 25,...i. wide =pease ben ilioaler. thug Ile woo mud to see We Want prome_way awl hawed.aerobe s have bow eauespagS dal.sed ales harp rpm awes kg alb edam le wry les Idea Uwe Is a alma Ma the The per Ora Late is aka be dash • bear a bow eery pd satheray. yet Ile heweer double ea the ouls drieelhar o, l:4oo u lltrttr simili ztlhat I.‘ .1116:sr r ase rasirt.—the fribreleg aellOwilees Woe buss ank=" • plum eart . wi dar amou...4 =the pia s • Mgadesk ph awe— Is Wrap shaft Mat sake Wasasle beat the OM • bby tomatst of the ode kat fif sedlage st alb erseaud Le be dim Muaba brew the==the le tar airs eel ardorrom per = = WO salao,-11, order of thelbat the Oinut,-11. Oasses, DISOOI7 Oseereaust Osaka oaft lab Pa. 11110! Ilwromoarroo. Dmarlwat. Mews. Nodal le ==.Mar ham elhamee, wise Ste aalfeatlea of 3lst 11111 be awls by the reffereasat d lama, ea the Owe of geede.—Mf war et We latat Measurable the Owens, la OweelL—L L Oureess, georeary Orsueseash— Weeks, °sae. lat I lase eur bat, the m =tundays haw Ideated asslarelly alb balres ht r ia regret thaNthe wellgeled St =l:ara hie set taw As dab of the ray , ; sway 1r lossubre MM. Soft k etas beams We dram lb* pashwee we .eras, ' oat_ u= " l:9CTrai. we nag ibs mat that Uie awes beer Orem RIM tea a N. n dor% Ws yea ltelk =a4 ,710,131 Teri . r4lNlnet l ir sad i 1 t71,116 Ila 1647. sales aloe. " previa wig gleaskesee prim her al a weidu:ll. babe ea lam M Ille agag.--The mew* agirtasisse sated to eer lest Atli eadhate. red es • wise aseasaus this., ben bees trur traereal Wale the lablehl. Oonest Puc se e Osees—lbwear my alteration la We piles of Mae- draw pude ha taw plea slew ear Set. Orgy iesersus mad Wed.- I pease et all dews dow law tan be Saba yes ry ; 4,000 pieta tbe tarore, et is. li, sad lAN et the YON; se to. 1 16-16 to as. 2.11.11 p. p., have bow seiL—Orty sidrlibp love sold to the eased a MOO pe et re. 4.4 to rr. 63 p. P. the rads above 36 beteg thaw OM Weir amber Wa Bait.—Orty Leigulabe aad beta et to • =dens g e extent at wevires alla—lbill pl. at MI bra 811.10 p. p. Very little los Ma dose la Over Deauelbor inn rob st • Apps at re. 44:. Maw else to ear 11111Waa et the duarlpftes ow la telenady Wawa vale the Suer in do ad aegkrated.—Mseshal Weraele ere Oa la ma weary, INS piens bales bola dit a a ea II le re. 1.15 per plow —la Mbeeked Mileitame ted 'I CMOs we haw set Ward of sap talus Tweed Mabel Cloth le dull of sea: while Is lads Wrap ad lead there le a pretty geed 'huh .bred Omuta : market Is bare el red toll* n la dinead ;br plea data we have se at m. t/aa to make. Prints, of kw patters% are In demand. Wary past ameba sons, ease mod book meshes are my gelid Is; while guy Rae, also plow low lappets, sod tappet duaral ea* white sad pep Wasphordered Dhabi are la good . _ Orassi Tux.—The Nis vegerfed Y one of 33 bales Water T. SIS 168. 41111161 A 111101ssms and N 0.30 at awes 71, per lb. Ifs N etallms awes and in ism& The only number of Male . 0 . 4. 11.1 4% Is de msd r love bee es t I ldnor No. 10 ful are rweight at ems lei le 11, le guilty. Wesaaass.-14otrniMfsr Mae. our last. Maratik—• Agit change for the better has token place le tbs aslal midst of late, and now that the native dealers have sot through with Oak Is hoped the demand for metals will become Isere Wish gm it Ms br aces time past been. copper in general endow dell. the rely exception Wing South Amariese, the price of wed& hes sgwasei re. 10 per cwt. Speller and 1111 h steel are Mill low implored dell of air. Tor British nail rod and bar iron of good awartiont a =Aerate demand (mists. Tut plates have ltly Inwood ; sad pig and sheet load maintain their tamer vale.. . --- Oacantza. —Market steady, but we have not beard of ny transac t:oak lierreme.—The pries of first qua ity has improved, and the arti.lo Y In finrearrq uest. a-71s only ale reported Stec of 300 domes French Brandy, at n. per doyen. Foe other k'nd• of spirits there is litUe or DO of enq. lissa. ry —A ads of gOd Nda. Bar's, at the reduced prior of rim 40 Md., imported. Lzroara—Omer Wom.—The stock at market is not sufficient to complete inargershmse; Ind.'s favourable Ethane have been received Ace bath Chins sag all the old cotton in the place has been mselycerroa. hihr ttar r at:T . th i s t. pr i Lie t = been obta pprchasedtt re. IST; Cant" d 1 reed, at re. 9/1; and old Menem at malls to re. 102 re only. Mr imports during the past two swaths have bran nearly donde DIM lithe AM two months of 1449. • eamdgusent of 1,20 larks from as ugserimen.Ll melees is now betel[ dined for moLivery to ol by gemeh alts nsmeL 273 cu The purchases daring the fortnight ue 4,330 erd rdles. Unosa.-72 nadir' have tree purchased at re. lai per toady. Gear.—The puke albs Mahn drug has deelysed t 3 rm. 1,930 at n. 1,273 par nest, mad than is but "tile done. lac ateamer which left ea *ha 191/3 alt. for Cahn nob as board upwards of 900 neat.. Ma /nada Mora pan the known; m ralartoca to the lad soh at Calcutta : ill; fourth t opium sale of thto mien was held yes. lards', at the thaw maw, at Dom The leiboarlair le the re. wilt : Mesta. Highert Lowest Average. Proceeds. Debar 3033 re 1020 rs. 1000 rs. 1,008-11.11 n. 20,52,000 Bemire, " The sale consisted of 2,900 chests, which realised ea. 29,40,875. showmg a fall from the lost sale of no. 10-11-4 in Behar, and a rise of re 8-4-10 In Benaress, which were respectively sad in January it re. 1,618-12.3 and re 1,417.5-11 per Ward. ISUOUTII ham bees very dull, more especially to Liverpool, t 3 which poet there la emit no cargo offering at 31., the a atd sakci by conrigueni. To London, Mips have been getting U. t 3 31. he per ton. To China, re 13 per candy may be quoted es the cab. There is warmly a bele of cotton in the place, however. end as the new crop si;'t be very late, freight must he dull for some Bayer INCRAMII has been in a somewhat unsettled and matted state, owing to the changes in thr. government rate of advance. On the arrival of the China mai I 'retractions took plat 3 at b. f d., 'indicate few at h. Oid. mix months' sight for Ruston's, Jardine a and Dent's bills. The Oriental Bark taker then entered the market, and ef. kelt! sales at the former into, but to what extent we are not in. formed. Rats have dues advanced to 2s. 0 11.16 d and 3s. Oft). for Itumeirs, ke., and • further rime is expec'ed. Enhance on Calcutta hart ruled vt ry low throughout the fortnight, but a eight Improve ment is now perceptible. B iii we cannel quota bleier than tr. 96 to to. 9.4 for sixty day.' sight tour t o: Direckes' bill. MADRAS, Fan. 18. DIONIT Value of Public Securities.— live per cent. Loan of 18th August 1823: At the rate of subscription, vb. 1061 tempany'e re per 100 dace re. i to subst : Five per cent loan of 13th January 1830 :At the rate of ription, via. 1061 Compaay's re per ISO rs., diabount. Four per Cent. L2llll of let May, 1832: At the rate of sutectiption, vin. 1061 Company's ra. pa 100 bow re, 161 d.. ; Four per Ca t loan ef Marsh 31,11136, 131 discount; Five per Cent. Loan of the 30th J 1641, dhcount ; Four per Cent. Loan of Ist February, 1843, 134 t ; Stock of the Five per Chet. Book Debt Loan, no transactions; Promissory Notts of the Tanjore Debt, 15 discount ; Bank of Madras Shute, Ili prem. 0. I. Parrucaosrr, Deputy Accountant CieneraL CALCUTTA, Psi. 20. Tits taw of aumerdal &deem, u observed is our lest, vu secretly favourable, but it mu sot of a character materially to talunes the pants of our lead wand& There were, however, sows heal cinemas's. whisks Ismded to amuse my spirit of Inoresied activity fa Wes white the mad mete have been cat. odellell to twin. Uwe were the Wren* reamed data of aeons sal Me comparative Ammar of anal& toneepe mad accordingly, ausehe with our eatielpadone, the aped Wane et war Madam bee - net Um marked by say shup al assequen. The huts cheap that is ohmevable dia the et imremod emadence among eldnors ad a more &eke to disedda. ibis, has, however. la own unsure, been ehothed by Um almemelences above meatleasd, mad mentions la the 'sport market Mew more of re striction dm the Mutate of finer omed camidaten The Mamba Gomm of the Int Loudon mail of he year readied Calcutta Me la the nand at tha 13th ind. Th t e bulk of the mall come op on anew, the 11th. The onalesreial advise seem showing ftelt the sMielpillain wen well beedsd Is regard ha the saw ear eps with hammed premed& Tbo Melees re lined the me. to st eik on latest esewles are ageier weethea dene ads red by the preselle, two mils. sad sesereepe en mined bass, fa our minses. sloe ilToomommossot of Gomm& odor • Naiad soak Sc Odom bos bus doe to tko poem mans, onrW an to 4 4=1:ot af rali dge r i s lat i rba t o o riosiled d ase=b; " W h i r% wink and awe notriedesbalag roorrosil. kok Seward to a mean motto bokra Modem wad wor sot root I• Indigo a Tap idled lososat at brim Los ben dam TM mast nodes Ine. and Mika Sc Oa kw rasaikai week s. Oa opulikos. Ws Mn Ord Sc wog alters barks boss male tor rearei fiord kl• at an sham a If to ca tit prieq. bat se pat tbsiebos matted is so agog roorilica• Ifu bigot d ear origloos word. Is taps • Ivry mink mak at bra= boa beta doss : Imre woe en giant sesolatok att tbe ordist. ko gsw dap mop soma ear* Is. Prim Sc tat know ray goolls• Oda thee ale. as Mn bog oreamod. sonsiedo goad atlortics, sad Os ambit Igo very ougsika. pokes bastosea Joan • boa loam boo bee a last kr Ike& Yorke. rbo bars bees rake ourlasalig but as wagglia an V.=are olotly. Latady tbas Os bus lame balmo dm ; Maud • gods low elk Ws boo to akk esast t• dok Sc loporeassit at no lost OWN bow slob. leg Ow boa sotto, bet se sleds are boavy, Wass hoe bus bus ulna Sc smog tales. Jag Ms bees elks at • Oglit deka& Is Ilida • lop Wain Ws bees also Jodie good alskos good. Loot bus km sigkoest C dr Gnat idala big ogookiso boa Ins Ors kr Again; pram boo kilned . MOO Salad lags god boo boos Is god dorsi kr es boos trokik osl a psi Whams Is Own. To Oar ral las Do vs boo so drags Is Mks itsthe *mar moll 100 his. Win graft beg its sok st wasat thGrimehtbiasrotrlabd irks anallsol of woks. Is Opium ory kik braboalt ha boo dos Is Our Midas Sc an we bays the Waft komortbas lo Mks t — Po Ginger Irmo at Cki.'• re. 3.2 to 3.4 aor br. ad.; Chow BOW Id.ww Plan at Co.'s tn. 10.• to II gra 101 l Mn. r Chit 4 to pa lees ; Nogg In IS MI at O.S.Se en pUila • Brada Cotton MS bibs at es. a. II pa Ir. ad. ; Gotha Mg baba at la vs 1144 oat Gibes MS Ss. a. 113 m i t ado Darr Ems, SO ig ODA ro. 13.11 br. nid.; sti.d. at 114 pa W.; Omar NI, NO ads at oo.'s re. IS a li tajer dolor Sok Mk Ma at I-11 to I-14.1 per a ad. Boa Gaga RS at I pee W. ad. Is tbz= srabst lo set i aterg eto total; ; Open. and UK= set ossoire, bo• o boos as • seals goods keep up ask vents ben Os geom. Sc NM" and • amiolootory age Sc bra= las Mow MY To* boo ail beat Nellys, rad aka Mut W looolood. Aroma boa the up oardip osele u r in t a s be mss ososregkg; sags vacs bit dallairt ow no ie saell o bassillos sir* =so bea bola kr ems doe lotem ar somoklisTo - ro do sot It Olt be loft Otwoosoug bee raked Ile raw et to igloo go nog kgstatlag !trines tast It k ailerogg• kogrolalis atom' will lird e • as Os re gesta imi t Wriesso la at Ur boas kaki pan INM. osenuele Is at that aloe; esd dodges X gig 10111Xli k SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 1101ISAY.—Aassvaia Mom the 16th Fab, to the 2ad leadt.)--1. 1. oa,'. dame Adman. EsEn l ll Ado; Bemod AP' 1014: 1 17. David = i lDlVlnamalk Y.A. { I. i ltt.'s a. sash illapass ilw ata r i se. ; Tara. lisalsa; air Olagba. Mal ;Basa, Una, • aka; dim= la Paabant. Bantam ; is. lb ragas, mid. Nabs Odle; st Land" litharjOdits int ng; LW. i Emaka, Elapaes, islagrary; asr-, Llvertad Elba Itrab Orb assit.t im ata ; F.. 1 O cainto.'s M. Masuirur, oa lisediA essea l ==flartr, Calrebta a. 4: new. ma l• w 4lawa brata i Kale . ba aathh; I=solma .. _ ; thong Narmady, Mae; Man mot Wan'; Sophia eieiree.'r.d..L4ine. ILILDBAIL—Anamus (bran Fr& 15 to 22).—Amelia , ReiSia,Oalemiei °lctiana l Denlett ' trTarter, , Landan • , awn: woos, Th um , ,• Uadray aseg ugua. Maelineln; Tudor, Lay, and Tra. Dressoldro, Cosi; looks ; Newton, Bears, Boston ; Mess Dimwits, Leona, Ouir Rs* Motor* Dumb* Relabel. Coot ; Jaws BA !ink lierikarn Pals Astatia,Usikes, watts; new Pokey Tharshill, Landon; Illentbgn IllinaChea CALCUTTA.—MBBIWALI (tram Slit Folo. kolkik Fob.) — Oman., Mogeporo ; Joao 1111111Mnr, London ; Deism et Damisegin Nork iwa sane r , Babatiaa. Aar Slam Mon, d ; Jaw 1 4 104 Winegar* Ranor; Burst, Orshens, W; AMMO/Mk 141414goollles; Noopariel, Brown, Llstinapa Wm Plll4 01111111/1. Resigasn; Prunes, McNally, Ltvrepool Bin WAND, lionfalt, lareipsol; Gropard, Duyont, Bowl= Rebawany, Weedlssnes, Julia; &Manny, Osamu. Elcaibay Trailalgar. Botssrecon. MMus sag Loudon ; Tudor, Lay, Madras. Ca sal Madan; Lori Owalfm, Dunkirk; Rhea Stewart, therpeal m = iow ildsomw, CIO.; Bergmon, Ma thews, tray, oodon; Condor. Ber -1 sling, ob i; Paragon. licalay, Camomile Coast; Malian; lkirootoruro.—Atitl liohaman, Nosed; Mama ; Argo, lkooolo, loam; Argo, Coulma, Menai ; Beethoms. Atkins, Mauritius; lissmem, Ooegbton, Inappors ; AMA Currim, Naeoda, Mulest; Maw, Panel, Emir limes* White, Liverpool; Precursor, Powell, Bess; elogoooro ; Sophie Could, Bess, Balm ; Enterprise, Cop., Moulmeta; Oeminl, Harvey. Mourpool; Halifax, Wright, Loudon ; Jenny Lind, Lloyd Doooirara; Marlborough. L Mettiven, Laden; Mary, Sin. Robinson, Mawritbas ; Maeda; 0. F. A. V Msuritisa ; Prime al Wales , Hapktas, London; Henbury, Chat, Bristol ; Cato, Henry, Bonk; Dido, Saunders, Prawag; lorniek, Wh ; Jaime Akmander, verneet• Margaret Poynter, Livorpool; Anne st. Look, ; Thane. *lop, Beeps ; RILL Ainslie, Gibbon, Cochin ; Mari* Dundee; Putty Balm, MeCluro, Muscat; Ca- Apear, Fowler, Bombay; 8011107, Ilaniley, Bombay ; Tiaris, Masson, Liverpool Agnes, koweroft, K lemma= Forty Molar. rook. Hodges, Mauritius; Astral Means, Dubta, Bo urbon; Samoset, Holt* Singapore; Pio TR., Lanaettals Havre. WRECK OF A LARGE STEAMER NEAR THE GOODWIN SANDS.-SUPPOSED LOSS OF ONE HUNDRED LIVES. A deep and painful excitement has prevailed at Lloyd's this morning (Monday), in consequence of the au- nosMoement of the for of a Isige steamss, suppned to be the Royal Adelaide steam-ship, belonging to the City of Dublin Steam Navigation Company, with, then is too much reason to believe, every soul on board. The Royal Adelaide was one of the molt powerful steamers trading between London and Cork. She left the latter port on Wednesday last, and was at the company's wharf adjs. cent to Irongate-stairs, St. Katherine's, on Saturday, bat has not been heard of until this morning, when the sad intelli gence of her loss was communicated to the underwriters, by the master of the Malcomba Brown, scrsw•stesmer, w►ich arrived last night from (Guernsey. Capt.in fets;suings, the muter of the hfelcombe Brows, reports as follows: About nine o'clock patents, (Sunday) morning, when off the North Foreland, we discovered the wreck of a large steamer on the Tongusitsande, ten miles off the shore, aed between two and thrte mike off the Tongue light-ship. We got within three (paten of a mile of the spot where she lay, and perceived her stern was apparently gone, also her masts, funnel, and everything swept clean off, andi not • goal was to be seen on board. We endeavoured to find out her name, bat could not; it is evident the was fast breakiog up. The frame-work of her two paddle-boxes was standing and the stanchions of her bulwarks; but the board. were none. There was no vessel near, excepting a small craft ander sail some miles to the eastward of the Girdle?. It was arobable the struck on thesis's& about midnight; and every thing being swept away, even to her mast, there is but little doubt of all on board having met with a watery etas. The exact number of persons on board of the Royal Adelaide la not yet known, but it is feared they ex ceeded 100. A steamer hae been this forenoon deopitehed to the Tongue-sande, to obtain further information. CIVIC 'AUTHORITIES AT CHRIST CHURCH. THE BI'ITAL SERMON.-THIS DAY: This morning the lord mayor, aldermen, sheriffs, chamberlain, and a large number of members of the Com mon Council, assembled at the Mansion-House, and, having formed • procession moved towards Christ-church, New• gate-street, when a large number of persons, attracted by the civic *pageantry, were in attendance to meet them. The ob ject of the attendance was to receive an annual report of the rate of the Royal Hospitals during the past year, and to hear the Spital sermon. The Rev. Michael Gabbs, M.A., the rector of Christchurch, read the report, which stated that the number of children pat forth apprentices and discharged from Christ's Hospital during the put year was 199, ten of whom, being instructed in mathematics and navigation, were apprenticed to commanders of ships, out of the mathematical school fcunded by his late Majesty King Charles 11. Ten children had dud during the put year ; the number now under the care and charge of the hospital in Lindon and Hertford was 1,409, with 199 to be admitted on presentations to be granted this time. With respect to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, the report gave the following facts: Patients ad mitted, cured, and discharged during the present year, 6,146 (including 478 eases of cholera) in-patients, die. ; 71,864 medical and surgical outpatients, not in cluding casualties ; died, from cholera, 198 ; from other causes, 432; remaining under cure, 522 in-patients and 2,540 out.patiente. At St. Thomas's Hospital there had been admitted, cured, and discharged, during the last year, 4,737 in-patients, and 56,109 oat-patients, not Including casualties, Mephitis there had been a large number; died, 301; remain. leg under cure, 301 in-patients, and 3,831 out-patients . Into Bridewell Hospital there had been received during the last year, under commitments from the lord mayor end alderman, 812 individuals, 25 appren tices had been sent by the chamberlain for confinement, and 287 poor persons had been received who bad been wandering abroad and beggbsg is the City. Into Bethlehem Hospital there had been admitted, during the year, 362 males and 385 females, 176 of whom had been cured. The sermon was preached by the Lord Bishop of Ely. At the close of the service a collection was made on behalf of the royal hospitals mentioned in the report. , POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH•STREE r. CAP Mal or • BATCHC;ii://17.171179:LAinti AIMS, Jams Rainsford, IVilliam Smart, Charles Green, Louis Laos, With am Johnson, Hooey Doncaster, Abraham Goodman, Henry Seymour, and Maurice Moss. moat of whose names were amused, were charged with being found in a common -house for as unlawful pupae. Kr. ,Baperloteadeat Bamford stated, that yesterday morning he went to No. 14, Jermyn-street, accompanied by inspector biter end several constables. He rang the bell at the front-door, which was immediately opened by the defendant Jones, who witness appre hended and gave in chugs to a constable. On going 'long the passage he found a door is which was • soap wicket, which wee open ; through it saw the defendant Goodman come down stein and run Into a parlour. He then knocked at the door, and obtaining no answer, he cost- i mewed hieing the door, which resisted all his efforts. At lest soma erne maid out " Wait, I will open the door." On Raining a dmittance witness found throe of the defendants t he want, but he could not Identify them. n o romaadsr he found In • ream on the Ant-floor, sitting round a table at supper. He fcuad in a back room • law mahogany table. The blanket and green beim producod ware Wag at the end of it. He also found lying as the stain a painted table cover, which exactly fitted the table. It was tors as it is now. The blanket also covers the table completely, so that no noise could be beard. He examined the wisdom, and found the front ream shutters assured by Mums bolts and ban ; in the back ram the window was penessisti, y aimed by boards bound with iros. The doers imam to the upper , rooms and re rest were all aseued by iris bus. Ho did not find any graft implements, bet be head several cards, with bones robs zmaosal apes Ohm{ Imo were smaller than the Win% sow woman& is balm. Then appowed to be Ma awoke armor bogie as the fire. Mg. alagimas ail be hold take until toaawrow to give giaktali. la the rassawbilo he would take moderate bea t midi was imodigialg rowed. MONEY MARKET. alat. AWAY EYINING. There is no change to notice as havitg occurred in the money market this week. The arrival of 2,000,000 dollars by the West India packet has added to the mass of specie already in the market; but whilst the demand for silver for export to the continent conti nues as active as during the last three or four months the price of silver is not likely to decline, the export cf this metal counteracting the effect w'Lich the large receipts from the west and other quarters otherwise might have on its value in the market. The abund ance of money seeking employment continues, and the withdrawal of consi dera ble amounts out of the French Rentes it is expected will throw more capital on the market, and add to the difficulty which already exists in no small degiee of giving it eligible employment. Exchequer Bills were done to-day at 675. prem., establishing an advance of 2s. since last week. The rates of discount continue at 2; and 2; per cent. for three and six months' bWs, and prime lots, not having more than two months to run, can be done as low as 2 per cent. with the regu lar brokers, whilst the "outside " men are willing to do business at a shade below these rates. Money can be placed on call at 11 per cent.; but in certain quarters there exists some hesitation in giving 2 per cent, the rate at which it has been quoted. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day during the week: . _ Higbee! Lowest Chain Price. Price. Prim. Monday—Consols for money lnt 951 951 to Fors:count (April 11).. 953 953 95 to Tuesday For money 95 MI 95 For account 1 Wednesday For money 95 95 951 to For account . 95 9 951 to Thursday For money 96 934 95 to For account Friday Wards, (lie business). Poe money 9B 934 96 to For account F. , qler Bills. This week. Let week SLOW Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Moothy Tuesday 6se. pm. ... 61s. pm.... elle. pus. ... 10e. sae. Wednesday Thursday Frlday --s. pm. .. —s. pm.... 65a. pm... 61s. pm. 675. pm. ... 61s. pm. ... 651. pm.... 625. us. Suavely any business has been done in Joint Stock Bank Shares this week, the dealings being limited to Bank of Australasia (401. paid) at 241 ex. div., and London Joint Stock (101. paid) at 17. The market for Dock Shares has been rather more active. Among the week's transactions are the fol lowing :—Eut and West India, at 141 ; Eut Country, at 21; London, at 119 to 1191; St. Katha rine, at 801 to 801. The total amount of the precious metals shipped from London during the week ending the 28th inst., was only 100 ounces of gold coin to Hamburg, 1,800 ounces of silver coin to Belgium, and 36,000 ounces of silver in bars, exported to Rotterdam. The transactions in railway shares during the week have again been of a very trifling character ; indeed the brokers are nearly unanimous in their complaints of the slackness of busineu. The settlement of the account has proved very conclusively, that there exists a considerable scarcity of stock in the market, but notwithstanding there is an absence of the firm tone usually attendant upon such a state of things. South Eastern and Caledonian shares have experienced considerable depression—the former in consequence of an injunction in the Rolls Court, restraining the company from paying further dividends until after the completion of the Ashford and Hastings line; and the latter on account of the directors' report issued on Monday last. In both cases, how ever, a partial rally in price has since occurred. North Stafford, have maintained their recent improvement. The variations in price gene rally have not been of much importance, to-day's closing rates showing only the following changes from last Saturday. Great Westerns 21. lower ; South Eastern 11. lower; Caledonians 16s. lower ; South Westerns, North Westerns, Midlands, and York and North Midlands, 10s. lower; Edinburgh and Glaagows, and Lancaster and Carlisle., 11. higher; Brighton°, 10s. higher. The total amount of the railway calls for the month of April is 304,7761., distributed as follows : Amount per Share. Dr. Is Aran, 1850. ar c VP lf= - d. X Ainterirate' Nottingham, I II 71 010 0 95,000 47,300 *Anglo-11am Cockermouth and Work ing/Thilcmds, Newreeterencej 13 41 0 0 3,761 7,329 r Dublin aedßeltestJuse IS 40 210 0 18,671 46,676 Madero Ude% 443 Peel 23 31 110 0 10,000 . 13,000 Leeds and fleck, Peed 1 3 110 0 43,0 0 0 6 7,500 PlBha Shlewskal and Choler 23 181 110 0 20,500 30,750 .ClO South Yorksblee 23 13 1 0 0 37,500 37,500 Whitetuwen mad Fur ' 110 16 30 0 13,739 37,518 -C304,776 Total called In ISM ta.5.19,962 • The proportion ealled by Forties Companies is £le,lloB. The following are the extreme prime at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : Me Lanett Pak/. Price. ted trim 50 berdeen 20 A BEnthegleun end Oxford Junction 10f 100 ( mo rittejunnuitee) 90 MI 101 ti 90 Eastern Coma** l7 50 Edinburgh mad Gamow ...... ls II& OV - 14 22 Geese North ern 100 Greet Nceth cd England. us 220 100 Great Western _ s7e 63 60 Hull and Idly es 90 Lames mad Oulleke —...-.. ..„..... • 52 ••-•••• 100 lAmerake eked Tenable, ..... .. ...... 361 ....--- 00 Leeds ad eradiord... .... ..—..—... 99 .......«..« 36 11+ Leedom mad Mr etyma 100 Leask" Dry, madavaliOmeme.„ 100 Leadonand Norte Wedges .. ... „ 10 6 1 1 7 1 100 Loran malimettli wa5ter5...„....... . 1 99 100 Mold .. . 100 Norte& ... FI ESNora Enda .. . .......»«........« ..... 11 . ex. die 0 . lie North Illallordehlre. 13 Soottla Antra* ......... ....... 12:1 Sii Boa* Butern 1 oz. d 1,.... 47 Routh Wake fe .... . .., J 1 60 WM,. Ilemmeet, end Weymouth Sti .. ". ~..... r , / ..... 15 Tart, Illmorastle., and Dervish 1 ... : .,0::: ~.., 042 AO Tore sad Nora teldlond / Th. f°ll l2: l l:y ala ul ti r ..11° 01117140 11 . pR per annum the average of the prime which Ic. iw i ......... . els .: . , 141" 4 • All ~,c,s - . . i ..4-% - • -- ...,..1 • ~'