The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-05 00:00:00

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as if she were the long-lost spirita leggytilnate
five-act drams. When Mr. lafitlwat:4l-
or something likeit, beoumes i_es it i b4l
must become, they may spit "`that
mania -has which will benefit by it, maingst a hoes
of other places, will do nothing to degrade the
properly so called. What the Alhambra is
now under a magistrate's license, it will doubtless
remain then—s theatre for ballet and pantoraimlo
spatted'. That lofty drama which the monopolist
managers and their friends have exhibited such a
sudden regard for will not be torn from their
arms, and let us hope that they will treat it better
than they have treated it for the last ten years.

We have renew.
.
May 13.
Bhootan the troops in front were resting
In
until the cessation of the rains ; but in the mean-
time Toungsou Penlow was recruiting, and it
was expected would have a body of 1,300
men with which to begin the struggle again.
It is said that the persistence of the war party
amongst the Bbooteas is due to a conviction
they have that the British government will ex-
act the fullest vengeance for insults offered to
the Hon. Mr. Eden. A letter written by the Jung-
pen Undforang—a confederate of Toungsou Penlow
—is said to have been found in the Balla stockade.
The letter purports to be addressed to a chief who
had built a strong stockade at Tapegong, and ex-
horts him to vigilance in protecting his country
from the attacks of " the ambitious and all-country
destroying English." In Bengal, on desire on she
part of our government for the regular annexation
of the country is disavowed, but the organisation of
the Dwain, at least, is being provided for, appoint-
ments of commissioners and magistrates are an-
nounced, and a revenue treasury is established at

Mynagree.
A correspondent states that in all, 34 European
(men, women, and children) and 25 natives were
sacrificed in the late march of the Bombay Bat-
tery. The Deputy Inspector-Genes! of Hospitals
has called on the principal Inspector-General (Dr.
St well) to furnish a report on the case. There is
no sickness in the camp at Mhow this year, and
the season, though unusually hot, his
unprece-
dandy healthy.
Of commercial matters the Bombay Times re-

porta :
The downfall in the pries of shares at Bombay has not
bete, as it west
generally assumed would be the owe, due to
the dose of the American war or the fall in cotton. The
share premiums have fallen with their own weight. It
was first attempted to make an arrangement with Mud
to the time-tergains due on July 1, but since the move-
ment in that direction commenced, a ruinous tall is all
kinds of shares bas taken piece. Ryan the soundest stook
has became for the time depreciated amidst the prevailing
panic. The chdloultim of many leading promoters end in-
sestets have been aggravated by au abrupt change in the po-
licy of the Anglo-Indian banks which have refund advances
eves on merchandise. With this exception an
admirabk
spirit of forbearance sod modaratioa has, at this juncture,
characterised the commercial co mu Bootbsy
•
strenuous efforts are being made to form WM Oimang 04m
palsy which shell take upon itself the task of aacertaining
and distributing the smote of financial and other partially
formed companies for which there is no prospect of future
improvement. The shareof the larger land companies
are depreoisted considerably below what—on the most mode-
rate estimate of the future prospeote of Bombay--they are
sertein to be worth eventually. Owing to the stringent
policy of the banks many persons are obliged to sell just
now who world gladly hold. This date of things inter-
form with ordinary trade for the 'present, though no one
doubts that the commercial prospects of Bombay are tho-
roughly sound.
We find also the following paragraphs in the
Bombay journals :
The share market at 04/custa is in a very depressed state.
The Fanjet, Railway has boss opened item Lahore to

Moons&
The promoters of the Saaderbauda Reclamation Com-
pany have temporarily withdrawn that project.
The dodo-European telegraph continues to supply us with
fitly manages, the latest dates from Loudon befog the Bth

instent.
Upwards of • hundred Bhootea prisoners of war have
arrived at Calcutta.
Cholera in still raging at Surat. During the last month
364 persons have false victims to this mange.
The Use. IL L. Anderson goes home with the mail
atearser to-morrow morning, having retired from the
vine. The The hoc. gentleman was eekertsiewl at • public
dinner in the town hail on Thanday mooing.
Tim Hon. Mr. Anderson was waited upon yesterday after-
noon by a deputation of the Panes Low Assoolation,heeded
by Sir Jammtjee Jeejmbhoy, But., when an addives was
presented acknowledging in highly gratifying terms
the services rendered to the Parsee community of India by
Ma hon. gentleman in rassesefally earrying through the
Legislative Council of India the went easantmeste relating
to Parsee inuriagas sal divorce, and other emitters. The
names of Sir Joseph Arnold and of the Hon. Mr. Justice
Newton were also gratefully mentioned in connexion with
the original framing of the bill.
'Dm Dyes Sambre cue is being tried before the deputy
commissioner at Delhi.
His Bustilenoy the Governor and staff are at Mahe.

bleehwnr.
The Bombay Chamber of Commerce have memo. I
:lensed the Governor-General against the imposition of 1
export ditties on wool, jute, tea, coffee, dm., as pro-
poavit inuithhie budgetlnd
ests otianti
lah of Mowiganr haverevolted
against their chief, who has asked the stance of the
British government t 2 punish them.
There is a great mortality from a description of fever
just now in ()walla. The Maharajah has ordered the
perpetual performance of various religions ceremonies with
the view of cheakieg the epidemic.
The Governor General ii Council has notified that the
exitting rule with regard to privilege leave is abolished, and
that in future no officer will be allowed privilege leave for
more than sixty days at one time, or more than sixty days
' altogether in any one year._—

(zzurn's ruiowis.)
AMERICA.

NEW YORK. MAT 26, 6 s.w.
The grand jury of the district of Columbia
have found a true bill of indictment for
treason against Jefferson Davis. He will be tried
at Washington as soon as the witnesses for the pro-
secution are procured.
Governor Letcher, James A. Seddon, and Judge
Campbell have been arrested and confined on board
a gunboat.
It is reported that Lee will also be immediately
arrested. -_

The fourth meeting of the Foz Club will be held.
at Brookes on Saturday, the tenth inst.
The Irish Grand National Lechery Club held its
annual fête during the last three days of last week in the
grounds of the Exhibition Palace, Detain. The shooting
commenced on Wednesday, when the palace and the prams
presented a picture of beauty and sensation which for the
BM time radioed fully the Idea et its projectors, inasmuch
es the pleasure grounds as well se the bulldiup were open
to promenaders. The weather was exceedingly fine ; the
sitwodanos very numerous—about 5,030 ; sod the music of
several bands of the most enlivening character. The fair
'archer" coatinued their coated from seas till 6 o'clock in
th.ei°l.
The wi
Reverend E. Sell exhibited at • meeting
of the Literary and Photographiorl Society, held at the
Hartley Institution, Sonthaisptos, on Friday lest, some
cor:ous sweetens of ancient Riuran workmanship, recently
dug up from the et* of the old Roman station of Viedoinis.
war Andover. There have been great disputes as to the
abed Viodomis. some antiquarians flung it at Blishigetoke
and ethers at tidewater. The Reversed Er. Hell lima just
discovered the site of a medieval glass manufactory in
Western Hempsbiea
In the number of the Augusta Sentine/ of May 2, DIITVINNO COPORMS•IIOX LT 01117111011.
•
wee the last printed mile of slavery likely to be seen in that Awes .135_, m_bjg_rdl
_,5.6. who deinwilnd biers! es a
part of the South. It was the advertisement of "T. fie. .12.:.:::..T;1T,k, 7„,re,..,_ . .
rage Hay ward, auctioneer," who proposed to sell at the Zralbieg :11. ollgreptio. at sc midi,. olZrryaite.ma
" Lower market, on Hay 2, the coloured man rater, • soa.squaro.
maw watm. and the woo wages. Law% a good geld 1 Mr. Janne Obarles Clarke mid be was a meniret, sad
heed." Gomel Upton readied the oily seat day sad T. , 151.4" t 54:igilfrgelabr att 1•11 dula• Abget 10
be
Serge Barrer] was glad to serape. 117107rud a terrific minidrama seise is the elm*
Tnz 01121/3AL Exacrton.—The progress of the • from the free seats, and on buying mead sew the prieraow
o Bergin esiiimates in supply as Thinday sowed to jumping up sad wedeowerlao to get over a pew is whisk.
gERVIA. Indicate a terminating of the warm so kW than we seed- : were seem ladies. The wild sondes. of the }abases flits
poked some three or four weeks ego. Oa that sight se
low i alarmed the esegreeseloa.
BILLGIUDIs j"! 4* Evian. %bee seveaty.toer votes were hikes. Os Friday there were I Yr. Pertridge—Wee the primmer dusk I
The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the as more to ram, bet theme:we wee sot et Asians I Witness—He was gibe sober. Be Sr* bold ef the frt.
Berrien insurrection of 1815 was commenced last Ia"
\ is that we go into Or Wldlosatide goner aloag with!' geatleare.imd led Ida oat el the ohm*
noses with =Tr:. ..., to be do The B thought that dee erleseor was set gait* right I. 61i
night by the is
se of Belgrade. Ta-daY a Boom el Cesearres will meet Da Tleeedey bat the 'moo
d. Be earls seer sweep seritamsais, bat at times sp-
read religions service was performed, and after. Leg* hove atil•ward t Maeda, week. the lanai Jima . peered irate wal.
,_,_,_ The larda have • fire I
of week still te pi thiongh, I POU•1048•11 Woodard, MO N. add lie was walla to
wards Priors Michael made • 'Pee* lin" aritheOommoas have endi tires aloe, eights mere el gap- take the prisoner lido wistede, sad mew& Wm rain
inn received with great enthusiasm. Tbe i ply ►lame tbe Leoreerwase Bill ow les brought ie. Bat. down St. Joincireol. He talk him tote eestody. awl a
Prince then reviewed the national troops and, twit?aistba,burt=rutkosirvissel.' lebxdilleaber•the sart°. tilt irukir saga fonadhei I°Zl,llawnedthe etiseserfretaid'aese Bstriag• bet
disdeibuied some decoration‘ Public festivities vest, as they eight to des —• in his mem foams Ogs.
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TBZ POLICS COURTS•
(THIS DAY.)