The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-29 00:00:00

[Stamped, id. Additional.]

IN:IMM ARRIVALS OF COTTON IN
LI VERPOOL.-00TTON EN ROUTE FROM INDIA.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.

The wind for the last few days has been favour-
able for the arrival of vase* aid up tea late hour
yesterday no less than 13 vowels arrived is Liverpool from
Bombay, which have been increased by additional arrivals
to-day. The resale are—City of Agra, 3,063 balsa ; Clifton
Belle, 4,883; Yeratelda, 3,490; Agenoria, 4,457; Culloden,
4,713; Anus Dorothea, 3,988 ; Mahe Mabee, 4,858 ; J.
Brumley Moore, 3,979; Morning Star, 5,583 ;' Etna, 3,930;
Jacob A. Wartervidt, 3,003 ; • Colonist, 4,002; Grenada,
3,572. Total, 53,887 halm
Al the cotton-supply question and the capabilities of
Lodi ars sow ocespyiag so much of public attention our
oonemerail ragas will regard with much interest the fol-
lowing siatialies of the tioticia en rower from Bombay, and
which amounts in round numbers to about 370,000 bales. A
few of the voseali named below have already arrived, and
is two or three eases the ships have been either lost or
otherwise freighted, but is the main the calculations may
be relied on.

Ships for Liverpool :-Typhoon, 6,436 bales ; Clara
Wheeler, 6,291; Glendower, 2,786 ; Dike of Wellington,
1,906 ; Nagasaki, 5,964 ; Casarouran, 4,073,; Rook Eagle,
8.578; Edward Pero7, 4.688 Cokeid, 3,083 t Callodenr
4,713; Priam, 3,121; Jane Blyile, 2,193 ; Ammer* 4,488;
Macduff, 5,350; Adriatie, 4,410; Anna Dorothea, 3,988;
Tomogonops, 3,454 ; Bromley Moore, 4,375 • Knight
of Newcastle, 1,712; Yeratilda, 3,490; Rook City,
2,294 ; Mahe Ranee, 4,858; Americana, 4,009; Ai-
naval, 3,063 ; Veu, 6,056 ; Chita° 4,884 ;
Mos, 3,930; Bellochee, 4,742 ; British 1402, 5,048; Tigr,
4,492; Grariada,l,s72 ; General Simpson, 4,801; South
Carolina, 6,975 ; J. A. Westervelt, 2,918: Glenalm
3,323 ; Jao. Melhnish, 3,350; Morniog Star, 5.593; City el
Agra, 6,470; Queen of India, 4.217 ; Albion, 5,401 •
Thtili, 4,966; MM. Athena& 1,969; Sir Jae. Mandeville
6,300 ; Magee, 7,979 ; Petioles, 4,766 ; America, 7,691;
Swithasolay, 2,975 ; Blear* 5,146 ; Zuloika, 4,194: Lyra,
3,342 ; Northern Bride, 3,238 ; Grace Darling, 3,979 ;
Crescent, 5,911; Africa, 5,181; William Chandler, 3,500 ;
Chevalier, 4.196 ; Meteor, 7,417 ; Derego, 5.925 ; Sir C.
Napier, 4,133; Themia, 3,625 ; Dalkeith, 3,910 ; Broughton
Hall, 8,042; Star of the South, 4,154 ; Ann Buckle, 4,050;
Zoboah, 5,363; Viscount Sander, 3,247; Edith Byrne,
2,867 ; Camperdowa, 4,633 ; Barbara, 2,776 ; Rising San,
3,948; Nell Corrine, 3,428; Tornado, 5,032; Douglas
Castle, 3,176; Shard, 3,482; Argonaut, 5,339; Morning
Light, 9,479; Mormon, 6,213; Aymeer, 4,062- Total,
348,763 bales.

Ships for Loudon and Falmouth :—Bob Roy, 2,086 bales;
Cleadoe, 999 ; Ramillies, 1,312 ; Amazon, 1,958 ; Lobelis,
1,840; Prudhoe, 1900; Owes Glendower, 1583; Thetis,
2,198 ; Mary Shepherd, 1/53 ; Was Spirit, 3,600/. ; Burling-
ton, 1,669; Victoria, 1,962 ; Morayshire, 1,450 ; Earl of
Boloarres, 2,003. Total, 24,6801. Wee. 17nion (for Hull),
41 bales.

latelligence has been received in Liverpool by the Cape
mail of the total loss of the Live/tool ship Bwithanalay,
hound from Bombay to Liverpool The vowel wee lost so
Blenheim reef, seer the Cape. The crew wen saved, but
the cargo was lost. It comprised 2,975 bales of cotton.
The Swithanday left Liverpool for Burnam on the last
day of August, 186 L She was owned in Liverpool by
Messrs. Moore and Co., and was clamed A 1 for 12 yams.
It is a somewhat singular coincidence that the America,
which left Bombay cm the same day as the Swithamlay, has
also been log..