The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

PRICE OF CONSOLS.

LONDON, MONDAY EYZNINO, Novxman 8.
For Money _ ... ~. ... 07; to 08
For December Account ... ... 1.18;

DENMARK.
Tho following telegram has boon raoslvod I
00PNIMAGIN, Nov. O.
The oonoillution of Holm Win is abrogated by Royal
proolotualion.

INDIA ANIT CHTNA.
The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr. Aiding
Agent and Consul• General Green, was received at the
Fursign-offloe on Sunday, November 7, at 5.46 pin.i-
ALRIANI)IIIA, Nov. 4.
The steamer lint arrived at Sues from Calcutta on the
2nd inst.
Datee.—Caloutte, oth October; Madre', 16th October I
Shanghai, 20th September Hongkong, 11601 September
Singapore 7th October.
There is no news of the .lightest importance from
India.
Lord Elgin awaited at Shanghai the Commisoloners
for arranging the tariff, do. who were expiated from
Pekin In the beginning of October.
All quiet at Canton, and trade reoommeneing. The
Chined are returning to Handing.
The Dutch expedition Against jambe ha. been sue.
armful. The landing took place on the 6th of September,
and Jambe is In the possession of Die Dutch. The lox
of the natives was oonsidereble on the side of the Dutob
4 killed and E 4 wounded..

FiTirti--;oca;c1. iip7nlidi foram have landed at Touran,
a port of Coaliin China. Th. place Oil taken without
the loaf of i man. The bay and river of Touran are
held In a state of effective blockade by the force, under
Admiral de Genouilly from the let of Iceptember.
Mr Loch is proceeding home by thin mail with the Jr,
pan treaty.
Thie telegram arrived at Alexandria by the °entrust
steampaoket Ceylon at 11,30 cm, on the 7th a
November,
"FANSHAWN, Vice• Admiral,"

INDIA,
71te followins is tho letter ut the Time' enrreapott.
dent

Honest% Get. O.
The abate of Indls his not materially changed within
the list fortnight, The campaign is not yet opened,
and the only movements worthy of notice are those of
troops toward. the various points of eoncontration in
Gude Behar, and Central India. neveral regiments
hare 'been sent down the Haab to form a camp at
Bower, whonee the hanks of the Ganges from Clown.
pore to Futtehgliur may be gushier!. Binall bodies of
horse and foot hold Futtehport, and reinforeemente are
asistantly arriving at Allaliabad, where they arose the
river into Oude, 3eneral Bouglee has, I believe,
already left Dinspore, with Her MaJesty'e 10th, antli,
and 87th, the Loodianah Hone, and Canal Carpi. He
will sweep the Jungle. of Juidespore, and restore the
long.disturbed dialricte of Behar to some. sort of order,
General Michel, under whom all the forces of Central
India are about to be coneentrated, will soon be rein.
forced by fresh troops, and will speedily concert his
plans for clearing the eountry. In Gude the saws
activity is visible. Regiments are marching to various'
strategical points, from which their 6114111100 will be
made 64 soon as the plans of the campaign have been
matured at Allaliebed.

While we thus await with hope and oonfidenoe the
opening of hostilities on a grand scale, the people of
Smile look forward to the great politleal change which
impends over them dominions with oonsiderable apathy.
The proclamation announcing that Her Majesty as-
sumes the direct authority over the Indian Empire has
set appeared, but great preparations are in progress for
celebrating the event. Illuminations will be made in
Calautta on the omission of the proelamation, and on
the 20th of October • display of fireworks takea place.
State balls at the three presidencies, as well as at Alla-
habad and Lahore, will be given. Among the natives
the change has ofeated little, if any, excitement ; but
it certainly will cause none of the alarm which the ad-
vocates of the East India Company so complacently
predicted.
In Oude, Behar, and Central India I have no engage-
ments of import/mei to chronicle. Brigadier Kelly,
C.D., pursued and beat Purgun Singh near Asiingliur
in the second week of September, but inflicted little loss.
Near Durriabod, on the 111th of September, a euceessful
action was fought with 3,000 insurgents, holding • posi-
tion on an island in the Gogra. Two companies of
Europeans, the Kuppurthallali Contingent, and •detach-
went of Hodson'ii Horse, drove them from their in-
trenehinent, and destroyed great numbers. A column
which left Lucknow on the 22nd encountered a body of
rebels at Salimpore, and killed 500 of them.
The Behar men were severely handled on the 10th of
September in a small fight at Chundea, where they lost
100 nien
My anticipations as to the movement. of Tent(' Topee
have been entirely fulfilled. Instead of directing his
'taps towards Bhopal he turned eastwards tower&
Sarongs, • large town and fort at the foot of a high
range of the Central Indian chain. General Michel,
oovering Bhopal with port of his form, marched on from
Itajghur towards Sarongs, while Brigadier Smith made
a oonverging movement in the mine direction from
GOOllllll. Tantia 'rupee avoided an engagement by leav-
ing Seronge, and taking the road to Chundaree, which is
at meant held by troops belonging to the Maharajah

.....
Whitlock' Bangor division f at:tottered in detach-
ments ma Calpe,, ~wul, Bands, Kirtha, Himieerpore,
Moliaba, JRkiwi, and Duininoli, In the Jaloun districts
Captain Thompeon had a stiooesaful engegement at
Garrets on the 22nd of September. With • detachment
of the 14th Dragoons, 3rd Europeans, 24th Native In.
teary, and Hone Artillery, he carried the fort of
Garrote, and dispersed the rebels with loss.
The Sheels of North Candeish have boon plundering
the mails on the Sindweli Ghent (road to Mhow), and
have their heed quarters in the little fort of Seejagliur,
east of the Grand, Trunk Road. A force has left Mliow
to chastise them.

Such ii the meagre narrative of operations M the field
during the last fortnight.
We have had several arrivals of troops. Her Majeuty'e
46th came here • few days ago from Sues, and were
gent on to Kurraohee, where draughts to the number of
600 men have already been received per Oman Slonarah.
The 91st also arrived • few day. ago, and are now at
Poonah.

We have been visited by Donsti'm ornot & moot
brilliant oele.itial, whose tail, lilt.) an egret, WARN
nightly for several hours.
The weather lseatretuly hot,

TN. BRADTOND TRAGEDY.—Bratlfordt Haturdsy
night.—This afternoon Jane Steed, wits of John Mead,
of Croftitreet, Bradford, went to the polimmitation in •
Ante of great mental anguish, and said she had just
received information that a married daughter of here,
aged 24 years, the wife of Jaeob Ainsworth, of Wato-
line, Leeds, and two of her children, aged 4 and 2 years
rempeoltvoly, had died from hiving oaten some popper.
mint lozenges. It seems that the daughter was in Brad.
ford on !Saturday night, and bought e quantity of
losengse at William Herdaker's stall. A portion of the
deleterious composition she it. herself, and gave sonic
of it to her two children. Heim the melancholy result.
After stating those partioulani biro, letcad left the police-
office and proceeded to Linda in deep distress of mind,

THII ATLANTIC CANAL- The Tarter Chronicle hoe
the Rimmed communication from Voiotia'''. It is dated
the 4th inst. i—" Great esoltannont provallo here In eon.
'comma of tho summary dionilsial of the oleothlo otaff
connected with the Gable, and the unommoted aiming up
of the oompany's priming. On Mcmday morning Mr,
M'Clurly, secretary's amillent (who had arrived from
London on the previous night), promedwl to the Tole.
graph•offloe, and, without any motion Intiniation that
Nail a course wee to be 'dotard, Rove order. to oath of
the clerks on duty to Isave ths premises, as their tier•
vim were no longer required, Some time ago each of
the clerks got notice to be ready to leant on the liOth of
November, but it woo hopod that the aoble would be so
far remedied before then as to renalsr their servioes
again indispansable. The staff eonaloted of a superin.
tendert and all amistante, and a more effioisnt ond
reareotable body of mon scold not be found. The amuse
of thi. unoourteone and narrowminded proceeding Is by
some attributed to the satire part taken by mine of the
clerks inviting up the recent demonstration of reopeot
to Mr. Whitehouse oie ble arrival hen. But the MOM
generally teceived opinion la, that ao the majority of
the staff were young men of Mr. Whitehouse's selection
on this inception of the isble projoet, and who have be.
mime skilled and soperienoed under Mai instructions,
It was deemed wise by the directors to remove them,
loot they might be too willing to aid him in any import.
mento or efforte he might deal» to make to restore the
sable to working order. It is not yet known whither
they Ire to be suomeded by another staff, The laylns
of the shore end was catomenoefl on Monday, and is
progressing slowly. That part of the cable between
Lock Key and Valencia Is laid down, bait the most
difficult part remains to be done, and a long time will
slams before It is completod. The persons to whom
this all•importint task is entrusted are Captain Kell,
and an amistant of Mr. Henley's, who have conic to
test the cattle, Kr. Whitehouse left for London
yesterday.

Fox hunting at Borne has boon clopped by Cardinal
Anton*lii, British and Roman sportsmen are in des.
pair, and the very large number of persona, who,
directly, or indirectly, And employment arising out of
the hunt, will be thrown into distress. With hunting,
riming asses al,o, and the Roman Spring Meeting wal
ormas to enliven the picturesque valleys of the Cam.
P•ffna•