The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-09 00:00:00

INDIA.

(From Telegraph to India Company's station, Jabal)
BOMBAY, NAT 2t.
It is stated that the failure of the opium crop
will cause no loss to the Indian revenue.

Mr. Laing hu left for England.
Shirtiogs scti%e. Mule twist in good demand.
Cotton dull. Copper, nothing doiug. Opium,
1,605 re. Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Govern-
ment Rectal ties—ro ur per Cents., 95 ; Fives, 106 ;
Five-and-a Hall, 113.
(By Telegraph to Bombay.)
CALCUTTA. MAT 23.
Shirting' firm. Twist improving. Copper de-
dining. The indigo crop is progressing favourably.
Exchange on London, 2s. ogd. Government secu-
rities—Four per Cents., 94 ; Fives, 105 ; Five.
and-a-Hulf, 112 Freights, 70a.

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Either the Parris is the dope of a mystification, or, if we
must translate its Oriental plutaeology into plain French, it
means to say that France and Russia have eared together
to emancipate the Christian of Turkey from the Ottoman
yoke. Whatever may be thought In the But of the Potries
doctrines, we must confess that they are utterly unin-
telligible Is the West. Whether the cupola of the
Holy Sepulchre is to he metered at the joist cost of
France and Russia alone, *bother Turkey is to be allowed to
contribute a quota, and whether ell catholic teatimes are to
be permitted also to take part in the work, is in our view •
matter of the most absolute indifference, and my difficulty
mimed in Europe on such a subject would appear to us a
mere "German quarrel." Other times, other massers.
I. the middle agar millions of mes staked then. lime spinet
the peemesion of • tomb ; but in the dieeteeeth esduay
erinadise ere maly pomade on behalf of bring mendesise ad
Violet's boar Whether the cupola of Ss Holy Supakhrie"
shall be mimed by two, three, or ten Powers, is a question
not worth the sacrifice of a single man or a single crown
Owe-
The Temps says on the same subject :

The Petri; is perhaps deluded in ita appreciation of tbese

eveatualities. It seems to attribute to itemeia and France
the intent:los not merely to settle the Eastern question
messy air later, but to bring it upon the tapil immediately.
We need not lay bow serious the insinuations of the Parris
would be if we were to feel compelled to believe them.
. . _

The Prase, after quoting the article of the Petrie
which I sent you yesterday, says :
These words 13oir very like a call to insurrection quite out
of keeping with the habitual Tearer of an inspired journal.
We were not prepared to find a Peter the Hermit in the
Sue du eminent (the street where the Petrie has its
officer). But it appears to as that the Itue du Croissant
makes very light of the other powers which signed the treaty
of Perk.

It is I believe certain that the debate on the
budget will not begin till June 13th. The discus-
sion will in all likelihood be serious and last several
days. The session will probably be prolonged to
July 10th.
11. Emile 011ivier liu been elected by the sth
bureau a member of the committee on the law of
" Limited Liability." This is the first instance of
one of the "live" having been chosen as a committee
Elia.

The Pays is fain to admit that the news of the
population of Mexico having " pronounced" in
favour of the French on May Bth, and that Juarez
and his ministers had retired to Queretaro, was
" premature." That is • French polite phrase
for untrue. It also confesses that its
statement that on May 95th the Freseh army
had passed Montezuma, and was within a few
leagues of Mexico, was incorrect. It bad so news
later than May 5, and at that date the invading
force was not at Montezuma, but at Mecameca, a
place a long way off from Mexico, and separated
from it by a chain of mountains and lakes, afford-
ing great advantages to a defensive force.
K de Is Ouerrunnitre, whose catholic mission
in the Petrie has been a failure, and is, moreover,
an incubus upon that journal, is, I believe, about
to resign his equivocal position of "inspirer ;" and
it is said that he will set ups catholic and conser-
vative organ of his own, to be called La France.
He expects the aasistancs of several senators and
deputies. A great deal of aid will be requisite to give
say weight to • journal directed by this weather-
cock politician.
The Moniteur contains a notification of the block-
ade of the Mexican ports of Tampico and Alvarado.
At the Bourse to-day the Rents was quoted ex
div. The market was flat during the greater part
of the day, but became somewhat animated towards
the close of business. Rents, after having been as
low as 681. 700. for account, closed at 68f. 80c.,
with a fall of 10e. For cash the last price was
68f. 60c., being a fall of 20c. Mubilier ram If. 25c.
The Italian Loan was in special favour, and rose
311 c. The Orleans Railway fell 31. 75c., but the
other lines were from If. 25c. to 2f. 50c. higher.
Caine') Mires was about 3f. lower, closing at 931.75 c.