The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-07 00:00:00

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SMITHFIELD MARKET. THIS DAT.
The supply of Beasts is by no means large for the time of I
year. The demand, however, is still more limited. The
eh-doest qualities ars scarce, and those are pretty readily 52141, 1
at fully 44. per Sib. ; but for other kinds Monday's rates an
not at all szeseded. Altbout,h the number of Si:2 is small,1
they trannot be all sold. The few that an dim of maks
abort the same as on Monday last. Good alms an not
plestiful, sad late tans ars fully realisod for this descriptios;
but secondrate are saakisi vary low pains, &ad are with
rest &Snit, et rid ofd Trade is still very bad for rip;
then is a passposi, how's's, of a hotter cleanses. From
Genssay sad Holland them an 90 Bents. 730 Sheep, 137
Calms. sad 13 Pip ; Leeson sad Nortkamptoo, 200 Boasts;
and 136 Mich
Cows from Home Counties.
fa essig= • a. a. 41.1 Fes mone ef WM s. a. s. d.
111011110013. . 310 4•• Den Den aBL-bde. els •• • 0 •
Nowimaiwes,... 3 6 3 11 DIM Leertmesis 3 4 3 a
lewdgiss2o3 MM. • 3 a 3 0 De. du sewn sees
Wren I 3 4 0 i Item asessesea waft 11 4 3 •
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Des. i Ilalf-teels $ • 4 3 Isom ..., 0 • 0 0
Demos at mtge. NI; WO sad ilime. 4100 : Qum 24;
no. MIL

In my last I gave Sou anßaOccidoun,A.tYo'filt°LevEcllPEtßure3. of
the Sirdar Coutter Singh acd his bevy of hopeful
sons ; a. al o of all P.. Mororceshs and Majeteetahm,
and their coufinement in the gaol at L there on the
Is: and 2nd of October. On the night of the Gth,
Dewan Hakeem Rae and two of his eons were
brought in room Seealkot, and lodged in the stme
comfortable quarters. Their ultimate destination is
not known, but it is certain they never more will
range the ;laic. on which from childhocd they had
looked. A commission will, it is expected, be
directed to try them, d la Moulraj, and if found
guilty—au how can they be otherwise—it
is not improbable t, ey may accompany the unsuccess-
ful defender of Muoltan :cross the seas to Singapore.
It is affirmed that Maharajah Goolaub Singh of Cash-
ew er was the party who divulged the treason of the
Sells Sirdars to our government, he having enclosed
their I. tters to him calling on him to join the con-
federacy, in an envelope to the resident at Lihore,—
who, however, had set out on his mission to hold an
interview with him, before his letter reach l him, or ,
rather the r. sidency. Ifthis be true, it will exonerate.
the wily chief from a deal of suspicion under
which he has for a long time lain. On the other
bond, it is said that the treaty entered into
by Chuttur Singh and his sons, with Dose
Mahomed during the late campaign has been disco-
vered at Stealkot, and that it bears the signature of
the Cashmeer child! A letter from the Sikh airtime
to Lost Mahomed, calling on him once more to enter
the Punjaub and attack us or entice us into the mien
when every true Sikh in the country would rise in
arms to effect our destruction, is said to have been
se'zed, and that this it was which disclosed the
plot hatching against us. Whatever may have
red to the detection of the intrigues of tho sir-
ders, it certainly was f .r:unate for us, for
there can be no doubt they would soon
have assumed a formidable sepect, and have cost us
rivers of blood to have rooted out. It was a
omelet intervention of Providence in our beholf.
Our government seem now to imagine teat
there is no fear of further intrigue in the country, and
have permitted the families of the troops serving in
the country to join their husbands. The measure is a
good one is one way, but I think it would have been
well to have waited yet a little while ere it was
adopted. It will at any rate have the effect of keep-
ing married officers at their posts, and save Sir C.
Napier the annoyance of baying to refuse applications
from them for leave. The greatest vi;lance will re-
quire to be adopted by t'e authorities in the Punjeub
for some time to come to guard against disaster, for a
lawless and warlike people each as the Sikhs are,
cannot at once forget whit they have been, and will
ill brook the law of restraint put upon them. Sir
Henry Lawrence was in Cashmeer with his party,
one of whom, Captain A. B. Morris, 20th N. 1.,
major of brigade at Rawul Pindee, who had gone their
to re e-uit his health, had died on the 28th S. pe Sir
IL's object in visiting Cashmeer is believed to have
been to induce its ruler to exchange it with us for the
province of Peehawur. Mr. Chrietian, secretary to
the Punjaub Board of Adminis ration, has obtained
sick leave to England, and b en succeeded by Mr. P
Melvin. Several other gentlemen of the commission
are about proceeding home, among theca Majors
Edwardes and Nicholson, and Mr. P. Egerton. At
Peshawar; the traffic with Affghanietan had re-opened,
and large numbers of horse, with merchandise and
fruit, were (Idly entering the town from the
Khyber Pass. The trews were suffering a good
deal from sickness, but fortunately The mot belay was
small. An unfortunate private of the let Bombay
Fusiliers, named Nlossman, env, on the morning of
the Bth Oct., hung, in the presence of all the troops.
His crime was having murdered a comrade.
The whole of the Bombay troops at Peshawar have !
been ordered to be relieved by Bengal corps, except
her Majesty's 00th Rifles, which stands fast, prepara-
tory to bring transferred from the li .mbay to the Ben-
gal presidency. The 22nd Foot, of which Sir C. Napier
is colonel, is also to be removed from us to Bengal, and
are to proceed from Scinde to Lahore immediately.
The head-quarters left Bombay for Kurrachee on
Thursday morning The Bisubsy regiments at !elool-
tan are also to be relieved by Bengal corps. The
men were still suffering greatly from fever, brought
on by the late inundation. One officer, Lie utenant
J. T. Keir, of the Bombay Aitil'ery, who had gone
away tick, died at Kurrachee on the 20th ult., and
several others were in a bad state. At the utter
Punjaub stations very little sickness prevailed.
The Jullundhur Doab has been constituted
a military command separate from the Pun-
jaub, and is to have a brigadier general of its
own ; which is an excellent arrangement, as it was
physically impossible fur one man to oontrol such an
enormous force (nearly 30,000 men) s attend over
hundreds of miles of country.—Sciode, at usual,
is barren of in•elligence. the review of the
troops at Kurrachee by Major-General Auchmuty
had been completed, and he was preparing
to quit Young Egypt or his new commend
at Poona, when relieved by Brigadier-General
Manson. Mr. Pringle, the commissioner, was about
commencing his tour though the province. Major
Sinclair had reached Kurrachea and assumed com-
mand of the artillery in Scinde from Major Brett,
who has proceeded to Ahmednuggur. Brigadier
Farrell was to leave Hydrabad for Bombay early in
November, the b igade command at Hydrabad
having been abolished by order of the court of
directors. The berth of harbour master (the idea of
such an appointment at a port where there
are nothing but country boats to be looked
after is rich) has been abolished. Lieut. Arthur, Ist
lancers (a eon of our late governor, Sir G. Arthur), is
to get the appointment cos lieutenant of police in
Sciede, from which Captain Gen has lately been
removed. There was nothing of any interest stirring
in Young Egypt, where all now goes on as smoothly
as in any part of India. Goomsoor promises once more
to attract attention, as gangs of rebels have made
their appearance, setting our authority at defiance,
and murdering or plundering all sad sundry
who will not join their ranks against us.
I forswear all mention of the Nizam's affair',
which appear to be in as perplexed a condition
as if be were never approached by British
counsel or advice. It is evident he is determined to
"gang to the dell his airs way," and that he bets no
store on the counsel of General Fraser, who has the
reputation of being anything but a Grey, though he
certainly earmuff lay claim to range himself in the
ranks of a Pitt or a Canning.
Sir C. Napier, it is maimed, reached Delhi on the
24th ult. A north-west paper gives the subjoined as
the gallant general's intended movements during his
brief sojourn amongst us :
Ws are at lenith enabled to aanounce that his excelleacy
eommanderth.chief leaves Simla on the morning of the
20th lost , and proceeds on his tour to Airs sad Del Mi. His
exitellency's camp starts from Hulks on the 6th proximo for
Loodiensh, where Sir Charles overtakes it 1 dank. He
crosses the Su•lej at Phillour, traverses the Jallunder Doab,
and visits Lahore. He afterwards inspects the several
military stations and prats betweea the Rene and
lades, and proceeds as far as Peshawar. From
thence he returns by a MIS rents to Mod-
tan, where hie excellency dispenses with the further
attendance of heatilquartete staff, who return to the pro-
siness, whilst Sir Charles musses hliturney to Skewed-
pore, sad goes dews the lades to the }slat where he dosses
to Kursive. A steamer will be attendance there to
the Sir Chula be Bombay, end there tie takes his leave
ey the army el India, and emesrks ke Zeeland in Koch
add. Gomm, we believe, will be Sir Charles
Naples s eessemew."
The Marquis of Dalhousie is to leave Simla in o'l,l
relwat month, and is said to enatemplate a trip
do nn the Indus to Kurrachee, an reaching which
pia" should his health not have greatly improved, ha

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY, Nor. 2.—The mamma of business acme in im-
ports rime the date of our lest. when the native merchants were
Wady engem. d eit:eleating the Dewallee festival, has sot been to such
a large extent as was expected ; chief considerable sales have taken
place, and the market has preassred a tolerably healthy aspect. The
peewit% inactivity of than dealer who purchase Largely tor the up-
country mail:eta is ascribed to the fact of their having laid in large
stocks a short time twee, eel which they had been tenable, from
the luag.continuel monsoon, to ihrwerd to their destination. till a
late date compared to •hat they bad expected. 'f AI they beeome
aware of the results of their former recent:Mons, they are naturally
averse to enter int fresh transactions. The amount of supplies from
home to hand during the pug fortnight ban been small, only two
vessel. having arrived during that period. In exports a pretty active
humans has had effect during the fortnight.
Tam mossy MARKET. LAlpli %lift, sun complain of being unable to
find profitable employment for their money. In another month or
six weeks, however, we expect there Ind be less roan tor compiaint.
o G eminent recurittee, with the exception of new 5 per cent, ham
not teen M much request, and quotation. remain et: bout material
alteration. Bombay bank stock has experienced a fur.lier decline, and
we Gann quote it high. -r than tol to Al per ant. premium.
Corms Placa tlomee—Owing to the Muted stocks on hand d
those descriptions of I te.t goods in nvet demand, sunerous sales to
arrive have been effectea . In grey g. ode the palm which have Attu
One ban bees to a considerable extent. Of tilairtings, 7,3u0 piton
have been sold at tram re 4 to re 6f per piece. The qualities in sent
demand have been 40 and 43 inch, the for our from reed upwardryit
a conaidenible advance on former prices. Dammed': 14,91 paces ham
been dspoecd of at from vs. 41 tors. Ili per piece. There have been
cha-gy of mane and heavy makes, and purchased by Arab dealers at
the usual prima. The finer descriptions have marcely been inquired
after, the.r chief purchasers, the Persian trader. not h .ving as yet
commenced operations. Jacounets Sales, 17,340 ph ces, at from
rs. I : 7f am. to re. 3 per pl. ce. These goods have slightly reacted
ie
value. Madapolltuns Sales, 10,610 pieop, at from is. 1 15-10 to
n. 2 13.18 per piece. A el ght decline has also taken place in them
fabrics of all descriptions: terse 'teaks of coarse makes are on hand,
and tn.: demand dud. T. ''loth: Saha, MVO pieces, at front
tat I*-18 to r.. S 7.:6 per piece. These have been cbleasy forced sales,
there being scarcely any inquiry for this description of teals.
cloths are in demand. Drols tido pieces have been sold at rs. 31r-111
per piece. In bleached goods but few transactions have teen effected
gm..., war. sureties : S,. W pieces have teen sold at from n. 4) ee
re 5 15-16 per piece. 1 be price of to reed and upaards, it ineb,
bei ned firm, and a godinquiry exists he Olean; other
mu tinies dulL Jae:meta: Sales, 2,430 paces' at from es. 2 13-141 to
re. 6i per piece. Medium justice- are more sought after than ley
otter, 'bough the inquiry for all descriptions has been brisk. Air
pets.: SO4 pieces, at from re. 1I to n. xi, have teen sold. The de.
mend for low quaiities Weide:m.7 limited, while for approrel styles
of colonnade and Swiss a good inquiry exists. Twilled cloth: A small
sale only of 350 pierce, at rs. ei per piece, has been made. Satin
stripe, check, and spots, mulls, jamonet check, and grey Model, era
in moderate inquiry.
Dean Goop—Turkey red petal. end plain sloths and mulls are is
demand; twilled cloth twingeing' for.
Canon YAK/O.—The sales of mule twist during the fortnigbt
amount to 173 tales, a Wight increase of price having been earls*
foe Sm. below 61 which have been in active request—Of water twift
374 bale have bees mad. Toe market Is well stocaed, and the snide
to dull of sale.—Dyed Yarn : 140 holes have been disposed of to a
plight advance in price for beet qualities. Turkey red is Ia .sleets
demand. Of green, 1,380 lbs. Non. 40 and 30, have bees gig at
124 amp per lb.
Woostans.—Salse of 29 pieces flannels at n. per yard: 88 IMMO
Inbreeding, scarlet cloth, 56 inch 23 yards at re. 1 ; and IS) pines
fine ditto, 60 inch 23 yards, at re 24 per yard. base been reported.]
and • fair demand taints for both.
Bann-Large sales ban bees effected in oopper iron, aad
spelter, at fair prices, win& ban flactuated but little: during the
fortnight. The demand for Britith and Swedish bar-iron and spelter
is steady, at • sliest advance in prices. Swedish steel and sheet R
edd
W • dull of sale. Sheathing copper has declined, and nails improved
In value.
Senura.—She price of Wendy has declined ; Po is be demand.
98.8.1 7,080 doer French brandy, at TB. 14 per doz. ; 100 Ws., 83
quarto' with end 170 keg
ditto, at re. 21 per piton; ISO cases (15
.Ban.
—Lit bet" each) en. at re. 14 each, and 50 der. at n. ri per dos.
73"8.-7.11L1e 80=8; 30 bhas. waswes, at re 41 per WI., is the
ally sale we have heard of.
Wients.-480 doz. Vent have bees sold at is. 6 par dot.
Coaza-400 gross have been disposed of et r. 1 per pees.
Mauna Breast.—Paints ; 10 cwt. peen, 65 cwt. white, and 5 cwt
black have Pert sold at rs. 10 per cwt.; and 300 cert. inferior white
and peen at ra. 74 per cwt. Spirits of turpentine, limed oil, and
tionisie are in demand. Bleed. d manes is dull of sale, bet for ust.
bleached • moderate inquiry exists. 100 cwt. Manilla rope, at r 5.166
per cwt., have been dapped of. The Won alt east is yen km, and
rs. 28 per tea would be obtained tor any airy appearasse.
Cociantax.gales ef 1,000 IA sneer,sad- APO BA
at re 2 7.111, per IP, have beat re A Pollee fa
at:kit= bees sapenenoed sad the artists Pail et ids.
BAMoll.—lta. 11 per lb. Ism beat sersleasa be 300 lbs. first
quality, whim Is a sooeidershis vishistkis as Or fame price.
Winsaiminm6w lls-T.Q-10 dosea,b4" bitaat nit periars.lllll 1 basallimispiesier deposillb. et.
Enewrs.—.anew Woot.—The same' ere from the nerthwart
:d=he expected, be our Jeurtk lees them the Penis. The
by the China and Itaergalt malls have emeatammerial deems
on the Owe of ell description el altos Wails `tea me asks
(Was the fortnight =Peat to 2,1159 Mks ssi SAS sasebea.
Orsom.—'lM hooch of Kau ahale sew rewl/ba Market Is

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10 ... —40 s 114;15. 114 23. 442 w 44991 yd
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