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

LONDON, MONDAY EvEsthdpi:Acilittgmßa 29, 1862.

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4131 J INDIA.
Thefelllaning is from the ausunary of the Friend
of,/addi4 Aeguat 22 : •
Ooic Bruce, Inspector-General of Peliee in India,
haeisettnently visited the Oodavery during the relay
sealicinAgse been ••able fOr the diet time to give the public
sid rillitreeteht s else idea of its capabilities AN naviga-
tion sal Is a mass for the expert of cotton. He Chows
ediseinfilly Mist the sulgatios la epos eel, feer'saciens
of lheopflet sad that it is hopeims to mead mosey on the
tided erlilighest terrier of rook, which strearies for thirty
ram ,M 'recommends that a road be made from Mande,
the man easterly of the ootton marts, to Moplee, at the
feet ettilat barrier. But as all the acute le ready for ex-
pore ley /beefs, it k evident that it will peeler the railway
le Beralep, netted of waiting four months on the banks of
the ritillidgetta sine. The local advantages to the central
inviiii 4ikkOwlever, at the opening of the two lower barrier'
sue
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Bar =lsm just entered into a contract with the
Ifavireatiou Company which will do inch to
develop tbe muting trade of India. On the let day of next
mutilator. will be a line from Cabana to Madrona sad
heck. leeching at Chittagong, Akyab, and Rangoon, and . at
aciiinikirortel
Kyook Playas returning, arid aho whn occesicia
and Sandoway. The Ammer
lean Calcutta oe the ht and 18th of ellellt ION& is plug of
the 2nd and 27th of the month fortinely, le ceder to keep
lbe from na abater time in Calcutta, and the
better to guarantee arrival of the mails from this port is
time for the outward tsh steamer. The second line will
be from Calcutta to Singapore, the steamer leaving
Wenn about the' 20th of each month on the
arrival of the mall. The root* will be to Rati-
on direct, thence th Curlew Island, Tavoy, Merpi,
P'etiang, end Malacca, and the mine ports returning. The
line will commence on the 10th of September, but up to
February the communication will be only once in six weeks,
and thereafter once a month. The third line will be from
Calcutta to Port Blair once a month. This is a branch of
the line to SIORSpOre' mails and purengen going by the
Singapore steamer. On snivel at Rangoon a steamer will
be is wading mid stare, after allowing presagers. 24 hours
there, for Port Blair via Moulmein, returning again to Ran-
goon ell Moulmein In time to have mails sad puesogers
from Port Blair and Moulmein forwarded to Calcutta by the
return of the Singapore steamer. This eenegemeat thus
gives three mails a month to Rangoon and Moulmein in
plus of two al at present, and the same opportunity to
parse n. During the time the Port Blair steamer is die-
. between the departure of the Singapore steamer from
Rangoon for Calcutta and her re-arrival at Rearm, aloe will
make tripe between Rangoon and Moulmein, tbusgiving addi-
tional facilities for trade and oommunication between these
two porta. The fifth line is twice a month between Boni-
hay and Kermobee, carrying the coasting maile to Send,
leaving Bombay, on the arrival of the English mail there,
on the 10th and 27th of each month. This line has bees!
naming for seven months. The sixth hue will be to the
Persian Gulf from Kurrachee once in mix weeks calling at
the porta of Guader, Muscat, Bender Abbu, %shire, cod
Bussorah, or at any intermediate port required by govern-
meet, and will commence running in February next.
the lice on the Coromandel roan at present running
as far as Hegelian's, is before government for an exten-
sion to Bombay, thus arching the peninsula ; calling at
Bimlipatam, Viasimpatam, Connecta, Maaulipatam, Ma-
drag, Pondicherry, Neguatam, Colombo, or Tuticorin or
perhaps both, Cochin, Bonier% Celicut, Tellichwry, &e-
-namors, Mangalore, or any other ports of note. It m pro-
posed to run once a month, but moiling is fixed as yet
regarding this line.
Cholera has been spreading in several of the cantonment&
of the North-West and the Pnnjaub. The cholera report
by Mr. Snaehey has been in type foe the last three weeks.
It is a most 6elorate prodnotios, and amnion admirable
suggestions of &prophylactic and sanitary character. Mean-
while, a panic is said to have spread among the English
troops. How long does government mean to delay the
publication of the report?