The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-17 00:00:00

INDIA AND CHINA.

The *crew steamer Teneriffe left Alexandria a
the 4th with the Bombay portion of the India mil
The following is from a summary of the Bomb,
Times :
laths Is troaquil throughout. The An ember)
reeds suspiciously. A favourable fall of rain premier*
avert the apprehendid temine, and limit the ealsmity to s
scarcity. Vide is dull, and freights are low, shad 1•
yond president. The most gratifying iotelligencie of tbs
past fortnight is the improvement in the state of the ed
they. If the fall of rain at Bombay has been gessmi,
shall probably be relieved of the dodge of famioe—searcs•
and dearth are inevitable. We cannot look for
anftmf
like an average crop, but the pressure will, we trash
Mty
abort of starvation.
The Boatel insurrection is not yet entirely subdued ; the
insarnents are still scattered over the country, but as a*
rages with which their career commenced bed laird
measure ended. The hope of supernatural aid hided
them. Their leader has been captured. Berea dossed d
those engaged in the outbreak have surrendered...Hsi
find that their bows and arrows bays not the 1111.11
china against our musketry, aad that soy mass albs%
however large, is *nattered by say detachment of oar OOP
however small. As the malci.ntenta find themselves det
down or made prisoners wilt.
idea of serious danger tram them butt's:idle. They°erikel'
t are Nei
to be endeavouring to emigrate with their families dole
into the midoklitle, ID hi pas of finding a plus of rehr •
remote that justice will not reach them. Their recast ed•
rages, however, cannot be overlooked.
The Governor General, it is understood, will visit Buid
on his return to Calcutta, and remain with us till F stoup
Lord Harris is on the Heilgharries, with Lord Dallied"
Lord Elphinstone is at Bombay. Trade is a dry to•
pressed state, and frehihts have still urther goal led
There is no change in the money markeft.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY, Sat
Oar money market daring the fortnight ha WO
without cheep., and rate• of interest continue the esim:
bat, as money is now coming more in demand, we
Je
anticripate lower rates. Transactions in government mew
ties bays been limited, but a slight improvement 00

former quotations has Wise place.
A seasonable change, we are happy to say, has WWI
in the weather since our last commercial report, old *l2
is now reason to hope that a famine, which at me un
seemed table, will be averted, althouh dear* go
scarcity toe a considerable extent must prevgail, is atest•
queue, of the failure of our monsoon.
Cotton Piece Goods.—The supplies in hand of all delfir
dons, save yarns and bleached goods, are ample, 'tett
in most descriptions of cotton fabrics have goats
also in some counts of grey yaree.
Metals.—The market continues firm, and prierl USE*
dily advancing.
EXPORTS. alit,
Cotton Wool.—The mstket has been owl
little doing for Great Britain ; but on the anvil 9.j7;
China steamer more activity has been &peanut, sad. 71.
increased inquiry fur that quarter, prices hese stilw
20r. Sa. per candy.
Sheep's Wool—This article continues in good &MAL
Oil Seeds.—Contracts for future delivery see not,
difficulty mad*, even at a further advance in prices
tle •
00ium Malwa.—The accounts of a material de
in the crop, owing to the scanty fall of rain, had *edit'
of seeding price* up at one time, bat have shies beg
alining.
Hemp.—ln this there is little cheep to report. •
Pepper.—Prices have declined le. per egad,.
21.Tiosnittag
pere tot atobuLniduenrpt,eoblumtaTthneowratbe:gbusostesdfsallses.tbsr_%ll
of the day : we have beard of an engagement, under P.
cols" straagement, at Si.
Exchange on England during the fortnight ruled Sega/
at the following quotations:-24. 1 16d. to 2s. I .7,
China, and first class credit; and 21. lit. to 2'. 1
documents. On Calcutta we e.uote 1011 r. st sigbyso
at 60 days' sight. Oa Madras, par st 30 days' 1410;
on Chins, 217:. at 60 days' sight. •

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF

11111,011 Z 10.

LW 11

The plaintiff, a builder, at Nottieg Hill, applied for bb
semiteate. He owes to unmated creditors, 1,6281. ; to those
fielding security, 13,32,81. ; sews, 1781.; property Mild by as
dikes, estimated at 16,000 L Tbs profits in 2i yanked beset
2,316 L ; losses, 8871. ; law ahem e, interest, gonad rest,
sad trade espouses, 2,0161.; house and pommel ditto, 4161.
It appeared, from the racial auignee's repeat, that the
basks bad bees imperfectly kept, sad were SMIS worthy of
the same of books. Kameins had bees Wee bank-
rupt bslsse,—the Arse time is 1846, wbss Ids uneseurad
&Me wore 2,2701., and the estate did set pay ha mpssees ;
ind again is September, 1848, what Imo *wed to massenred
meditees 9271 and all that was resolved fees the estate
was 21 7s. He sommencod his mess* balasereleset in
Jemmy, 1853, with an estimated surplus of 1,788 L The
meets in bead emanated to only 69L
There was no oppeslUas, bat _

His Hoorn saiirthe in. appeared to him a smadele%
eas. It was the third beakreptcy ; there had bses lathing ill
the read paid ea the Mt, nothing ia the road ea the se-
em& with a strong probability of nothing la the pound on
this. There bad ban virtually no book-kaePiag .v 557
*lag wee estimated. About 14,0001. war* of property had
get late the heads of particular ersithees, wader the
ammo et securitior. TIN baskruptey wee IS the
%abrupt's owa petition. is which he swore kis
. ' .. ..

obese robbery apes tee unsecured medium; that was tie
Awns* aims bo weld apply to it ; sad some of the sewed
bream won essompliere.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAT.

BOW-STREET.

*OW AT DAVILT-LAIII TIMM.

Two inerairdreeted young MINN wad Messy
Bruvragite sad William Bowser, were plead at the bar,
Were Yr. Judi••, •hard wit► sweeties • elisturbaser at
Drirplase Turman, and areataltlag Mr. W. A. But
Kr. Mesta*/ appeared for the premestirs.
The easplai•a•t stated that he west to the theatre at
11 °Weak last Light, is employ with Mr. fiersess, •
Wisher, alb* City, as 4 Mr. Ceinaas, of Britesals, square,

..y. Wits sa tau. a..
tke eosins. from t3onthwark.beidge-road, Walworth-
read, Watling street, rid West of England, were
arrived, sad ultimo streams of water being obtained
fres the atlas of site floathwuk Water Company, the
saglaes were set to work auk, the direction of Mr.
fitmdesess, the district engineer el t►e Load=
Fin BripAs, bat in spite et the eaertioas of all pre-
mot, tke work of devestetkos wentinsed, tke dunes
mounting high is the air, sad ilinalaating the
whole et Ike Bum side of tko metropolis and
Um bonen were nimble to subdue it lull' it wit entirely
gutted. The same of the calamity is nakaunt. The
balkilag I inured to the Imperial Fir•.edlee; a=unts
npposed is the ilea. The Chunk-strut Sludgy Bolted
roam is esosiderably damaged, it well as tin adjoining
Mum.

FOUR FATAL ACCLDINTIL—Aaasus...,---_
morning forwarded to Mr. Bedford, tho Corsair for Wen
Waster, of three fatal widgets. Oa is the mas Na man
who was at work at the sow bridge mow la mares it lOW
flea over the Thames betimes the sad of the Grammar
Cam!, Pimlico, and Battens* sew Park. It appean that the
deceased was walking ea ono of the piles amongst the little.
maishiamy, when by some =Whams he was theme from his
footing sad pion pirated NOSS disunite below, where, his head
'sang la 'oaten with sem. timber Mem, he was madered
iessasibis Ho was removed as gees se Mathis to ,
St. Gesere's Hospital, where Its subenmesilgaughei hies i
hasten el the base of the skull. —The soma ease h thus I
Naa elderly man, who, while orossiag lb. carriage. way is I
Rogheeternew, Wommiastor, was boated down by • i
gab, sad as being removed to the above lisiphisl, died free
the Whets of otasesusisa by the falL—The third ease is that el
of a AIM wbo was iscautiossly left in a ream by itself, and :
set fin to its clothes, during the ahem* of Ms aurae. The gt
deceased died is Chaim-mom Hospital on Tuesday night. ti
—Thera is also a fourth mos, thformation of which has bees iti
forwarded to Mr. Wakley. namely, that of nether elan ill d,
four Joan old, who fell from a dwelling over a stable, Is IL
Rim's Mews, Hiao's. rood, Bedford-row, yesterday. It was il
rammed to tho Royal Free Hospital, Citay'riaamad, bat 1:
died only this wegralag. is.
Trio ROAD TO FA3ll.—lt ill carious to recall the et.
et.
straggles whelk may popular authors have had to undergo 94.
to master '/'cavity, amidst all the crowd pressing for the lig
seam marrow deer. Wham Kr. Diann laid dews the re. to
porter's posed, ho was mgt eatinly preserved from failure. it
He ogee wets au more_ (though taw know this), which 1:t:
Hash set to music, and it MM. A faros ler • theatre shared Si.
the ems* fate. Mr. T s early prodaetions are very .<
poor. Dieosglas Jerrold, is ham his sea Me, sad sub's- 5
haeli4z
qutude's's in • pretties endured trials which have 10
lefts impress ama libelee, ihstaree, sad frill whirl. per- 2
haps, he draw the,.lls ad awe* numbly up her bitter t
(nay. Mr. Feableame. ham Meow* himself from Mr. ;
Chitty', dusky oM a into the brightest amass% of the pert- 10
Mimi press, must haw bad a severe 'Medias as ;pass is
through. It was big imams le make the Madosis seder el.
that mamas amid /leader M the Keelseles it mildeal
t.
gainless, grimly le the &died and s.thistles el all i 1
parties, till, a Meese pawn essulsaally melamine, IfWhat a pity it Is that sem ciao Gass set say that in to
pron." rho Idea of asegally Inns it teemed to the salad of 41
, _
roableume. BM be must ham throws a geed deal of 131
MS. away before the ~ swains "sease.—Berp Pest. It
bus —The Rev Nei Ms i--" Time lei
aro. proud samosa ' fee Viessee Palmsegtes. Leek* I
beck on the WOW' which noted the don of the lan O.
Pullsawahar enePaieli. we menet verses • feeling of
agiesithesest fiat the Noble Lard should have bores up to gl;
the md. Misses 1. &Km away ; gloomy pvedictiom is.
hem then who remedmil ; 4eas with's a hair's breadth It
of defeat; au sag,, prem ; an inward emesiossans el •
minas. sad bleeders, sad a deep minty as to upset. Z.',5
meets in pregrea—despisi of all Osseo, the menus nand
his Wad mere prssdly era my; always his temper ; si, ig
wee ride to se MY; sat an the lamest ; bed &joke 25
fee then who were wand& ; bid Mat. alike as pe to
their way if they were afraid, sad spoke wards of hops and
essearssishleat VP to the day gibes he led the Camases to to
the bar of the Upper Hesse as hear the Promptios Ad- 6
dins." m
ACTS PASSED MMHG THE LAIIT SIMON OF le
PAlLlAltleT.—There was added daring the lan mein of 1
reslinsat—beise dm 18th and 19th of Tinsels—so fewer
OM KS public statutes to the etatato law of the IsaiL
AIVIIIIIM to this properties. there must ban hogs es
WOMB of ENO made Vs the statutes of Great Britain :
Swim Os reign of her Majesty. Such • man of statutory s
hill isles makes sae weeder how the world got as some is
van age, Were then staters, were masted. Is
FLIGHT OF A PRISON WANDER—The Brighton :
lillimrdias amoutiess that while the south for the runaway gs
Hem hogs the prima as Lewes was being progemtad, the I"
deellim essemessempt was made that omen al the warden as
lithe Comity Gad at Lewes, as • sort of good example to IS
the prloossm, bed pasted up and takes himself of, and, LW
although a worded ossa and a father, that he bad takes IC
with him a yoga, mews as ohms of " baggage." Zama ii
Owls the same it Ms runway. His wife sad two obli. so
Eggs, who live la White Hill, were am aware that he was Ice
iheest from the siva. so
OOLLUIION THIOIJON BROIL—At the Clyde pc. :
Ilesedise. es Tuesday, James Roberten, master of the s
sesamtap Seems, sad Winless Bashasaa, master of the es
elesessile" mos shargsd with bang ea Friday, the 4
lib lest. es sesslng esie other amnia egessock. failed 14
te yet Ile bane et Oen retentive yeasts te pan, in tee. ,114
seetness of who they SUM Isis semen. It appeared re
hen the evidems that such volumes ef smoke were Issuing up
hen both vessels that It was lespeseibie to ass the proper Me
ewer, and the wee was dieninsd. al
1 Air MAxiapo FINS—Os Mosday morning, sil 1.1
Obagibe sail diensative lee was dlegovsnd as the OM as
psiadess NM. Maria Iseaseeley. New Lodge, about two as
amp et Daraday, by shish • large %madly it feria as
pedals bus bees dealleyed. There are on wheat stades. ni
ire Indus, et ibewlive awes. mainly destroyed. Oa the as
Mil d& et tbassnesla is a hem which weataised • gum- se
Illy* wheat et lest pear% goewili • the bars is now • more u
sal lio assiselle we esetroyed. There is mot the least at
IWs Ohms lees tbe Ile* of a imeadissy, se so me
the pension WI Ina bane after dark oa lthaday 2
sa .
The damage lass II sunissied at beat 1,0001. to ;
Comerr•• CF • POACIKErOS Teseday Jobs isis
Keedy, a peasber. was brought sp es //mesa MA,. the !,
Lsetashire issabirstas. eleseped igeepessiag LCm- ..•
totk-paek is meal, of pme, sal bobs mistime sans who ;
made • aaliap_estaak ea the sesasbuipera la the envies of II
the Bari of Wigs. The isastse ammitted the printer I
he trial st the swims. , 1
RATE OP Inman ON Mum= Stemmas.— /
Aa istesoliii wassotai et Mennen at the Penalty it Pre-
essatele sad Isadtese et Assassinate has bees held to
11111110111/ AMIN. =Os Me ef
at Wenn AIR should Is draped es
asesetties them eans sum, whoa they were et
wLembo linallny, a dirty, dlesipatettlookim wss_, „kin that,lslas prow Aug Npm onasymarket, asa
ifts shin" with having elmed gash 1071001 lallu7 as wand van 4 per mat should be dog* es lead. sad 6
Illasboth Caner, that she is lying at pretest la hanissat per seat. sa bows property.
danger Is et. Osorp's Hospital. REJOICINGS AT CASDIAriA WM. from Gals
The lajusoi mamma sad the minim were befit &balm SUM ilw• die .." et the lake a galeglciel mast
se the►
previous sight that hind as AD Ulib liaposbor. sad was received by the
ms s•
" the bag °f 111. 31.8. 214.______Chwa' Tallith pardons el* ibe poen& 'atheism. Ids, Turk %mow Clailse. a—
' ---• w""' • quarrel 'emerged ne'w's* Meet PsebsOlis enGenewer et the toned, seamplaisdi
perm, 1•4 • weak Is the mune of villa Ellesbella Ostler by the eseassles of the mane bewee. the meingelfid
fail es the Was 61 a seppm, woad übig, gag babied a mei asibeeitisk led IN rivaled hibabilesto, west Is • beep Is
sense wised spas big bead. she iniesikisly lab bi,./ esainnekes sbe swan of the Abe p•xer mare ct
arwiel••1••••17 inn the um& She was toes pied mat. ifs lowa NOases wasiliennatal et
ask =4 mimed ast Gorges
wool
in a
wry agjear of sooty kind ware missed Waal* ibe at-

Wereseter. The been wee newded, bat then being
then nets newt in the nee siren of the dins beam
they stepped ens and accepted then, having previerdy
t•gdsed if they were snared, sad being usable to neer-
tan that they wen. Bluntly afterwards the two
liatiosts, wit► • third person, nose up sad dessaaded
the plans► Wines. replied, the boa-keeper ens they
were yens. we will gin then up," bat when the hoe-
keeper MSS he said he knew nsthiag &bast it. A
gestienen who sat sea was appealed ts. and said he
weld tot reselleet. Ueda these eirennstesess w►tnw
sad his Meade retaised their nets. The see of the de.
inallants yelled his back by the seek, while the ether
niched him ♦ penal fight sassed, the dishodests
.wearing that the would notiaes the rem, regardless of
the ',dime, until they get possession of their pions.
lemma, the impostor mired, and they were gins tato
enstedy.

The statement laving boat °ashamed by ft* of ear
plaimat's (rinds, 0M ma emaimal by Mr. Wombat.
Tb. defsadsats urged that they wmo reaUy the assaulted
party, bemire tits eamplaimat sad ►is bleeds, costrary to
all gestismasly seaget issittad as Mahan their seats
shish they had .sly just left List a few saluslse. They
(ikissolasts) assured them. apes their ward sad basest as
geetimm. that they bad earagied the nets all the evesiag.
hem seem Weisela, sad this ought to ham eatisiad them.
TIM amen was a natural eassegueses, bat they dialed
saying they would eoaUsue to disturb the beam.

lageetee asseeek, the oldest he charted the Meek used
Its sent remembered a similar dispute befogs dada WI
fear yews of bis beteg ea ditty there. It was me mg
tar the box-odieers to reserve wets is the enter ads.

Mr. Jardine said that those who began adistirbesse las
theatre were always to fault. In leaving their seats the
defesdeate shoal& bare requested some sae idttlag sear
to guard thus. They were altogether wrong in supposing
that they Gould diet any one. He should AM them 40s.
each.

The Saes Wars hanadisealy O.W.
SOUTHWARK.
DILONZIUMNaII AND £TTIMPI

Mary Toppeus, a middle...4l*d diesipsted looking Bata,
was brought befogs Mr. AlSteelton, shagged with befog
drank and disorderly, also with attemptieg to oesualt
suicide is the cell at the pollee station.
Polies Completele 492 A, said that about S eels* yester-
day afbreseet ha was cc deity in Kent-street„ when he saw
the prisoner lying is the street drank, sad incapable of
Midas ears of ►erself. Ile took her to the staters bowie
end pee her late sustedy. She was my seemly, sad used
elksseting mad stemma leaguage.
John Dey, 187 M, the loeker-ap at the polies staters at
DMus% Asa, said he placed the phooey ia the sell after
she as. charged by lest mimeos. Some time sherwards he

hard s shuflist S'adee is the all, which isiseed Ids le
p sad sae what was the setter, lobes km /sad the eri-
ease bassist by the seek fres the althea, she Innisg
listresed bee leadkereidaf tightly mead bit seek sad
Said the ether sad is tie wicket. She wee quite Week is
the feie sad isseadble. He blatantly speed the doer, sad,
w►th sessidereble dilesity, est the handkerchief from her
asek, sad shortly afterwards she was restored he salsa-
ties. Had be set pm to bet awnless at the Use she
/Rut here lost her life.
Mr. Alleekett asked whether anything was kaews et
r

Ms mutable repliod that slts bad bees he custody Me
draakeauss sad riotous conduct.

In mower to the ebarge, the primmer laid As woe Tay
arty he whet the had done, but she scold sot weseuat tee
attiespdai her if.. the would prouder ..m to do we
Mai&

Mr. AlSicken committed her to prima for smut dare
for being drools and riotous, sod directed that sue should
be tam of her at do prism, sad reccosaismisd that tat
mime should wallas ler is to her state of /Wad.

LAMBETH.

CIAIIOI OP

James Nene, a Ilttla fellow of twelve years of age, sod
Williams Rawl, only tea years, were farther eaantheed
before Mr. Elliott, a charge of stealing a awry hex free
the Catholic chapel of Bt. Marrs, Fmk -read, Clapitsem,
*misfile( about 155., moneys eubseribed by the beaseekst
aseutews of the esegregathem fer the silk sad egad, wed
Thomas Beasett, a yenta ef 16, wee she eitargsd with being
ea eareseery after the feet.

From tb; *videos' it appeared that as the weak* tbe
bta woe Rand it bed twee plaited pautaaestly, eat to
mom it nub terse sad vieleeee wee revoked ; It wee
bead babes epee Is the yard of a ttadeasaa at Clapham,
abet*. the two yeasts, paeans hod bees nes to tome
Ikea.

Tim yeomen primers at AM denied ell Mei/ledges( tie
hen ea the robbery, bet nbstquestly reafeseed it, sad the
youth Dewitt said that et tke rtgeest of hie Sinew prim-
ers he broke the be: eyes for then, they Imolai tall his It
was their eve seitary-be:.
The are poem primerse were remesded far soother
meek, bet &matt yes diseased.