The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Paris papers of yesterday (Monday) have arrived.
There were rumours in circulation that the King
was ill. His Majesty only suffered from toothache.
The accounts from Italy are contradictory.
The Conatitutionnel publishes a letter, dated Leg-
horn, the 4th instant, which states that a steam-boat
had arrived there, bringing dispatches to Admiral
Parker, informing hint that the entire population of
Sicily had declared themselves independent of the
Neapolitan crown, and placed themselves under the
protection of Great Britain. The Journal des Debate
wishes to contradict this statement.
Accounts from Madrid, of the 7th, announce that
Senor Orlando, the Minister of Finance, had resigned,
but that, in consequence of the difficulty of finding a
successor, he had been induced to withdraw his rc-

signationl
The Three per Cents. closed en the 7th at 26 7-16
cash; Five per Cents., 16i cash; Passive, 41 cash.

NEWS FROM INDIA.

(From the Times.)
We have received by extraordinary express Bom-
bay papers ayd correspondence to the 13th ult.,
brought by the Moozuffer steamer, despatched to Suez
Ito convey the new governor-general (Lord Dalhousie)
Ito Calcutta. The following is the letter of our cor-
respondent:
BOMBAY, Nov. 12.—The news from India is not
remarkable. Peace prevails in the British territories.
Lord Hardinge is expected about the 17th inst. at
Lucknow. An attempt was made to attack Lucknow
by a neighbouring rajah, and a fight took place near
Secuaderapore, in which the rajah was defeated.
" The Nizam's country is still disturbed. The
Nizam himself hal occupied tents outside the walls of
Hyderabad. His minister joined him, but soon after-
wards left the camp, which was deluged by the rains.
On his asking permission from his master to with-
draw, the Nizam told him he had come unasked, and
might take his departure in the same manner.
" From Scinde or Lahore there is no intelligence

of importance.
" There has been some heavy rain in Bombay,
which has cooled the atmosphere, and the cold season
has set in. The governor has been to Mahableshwar,
and is going from thence to visit Viziadroog, in order
to learn if the harbour there can be rendered avail-
able now as it used to be under the Mahratta go-
vernments.
" The visit of the Governor of Bombay to Scinde is
expected to take place in December. The London
mails of the ith of October arrived here on the 9th,
and the new poises judge, Sir W. Yardley, was
sworn into office on the 10th.
"There is to be a regular mail despatched from
hence on the 13th, and I send this letter in case the
small mails despatched by this opportunity shall
reach London previously."
The postscript of this letter conveys most impor-
tant and. truly favourable acemnts of a commtr-
cial kind. " You would be delighted to hear," says
the writer, " that although we have accounts of all the
disasters in the mercantile and financial world iu
England, not a single commercial house in Bombay
has suspended its payment. Regret is felt certainly
for the failures of old and respectable firms in Lon-
don, but the moat perfect confidence in the capabilities
of all the Bombay houses (at least) to maintain their
credit. Of this
.you will find convincing proof in the
very
_large remittances that vs to England by this
extra steamer."

BOMBAY MONEY MARKETZ
EICHANOZ CR LONDON.—Six months' right, is. it; OM Meet&
sight, 1.. 10id. ; one month'. sight, 1.. 10d.
Duroxrtm.-02 private bills wlthout rebi •UM ids' dell,
7 per cent, per =nom ; at three months' , I par ant per an-
num; at four months' Mat. 9 per sat. pa MEW am Wing, Ma
with rebate, I percent. more; on fixed loans smicriscoment pew, 4
..Adir.
per cent.; mat credit., recur, dby govenrameng , 7 want. per
annum; cash credits on toads and other g•weak
Itcrwanst—Ott current deposit amount • damn& 34
per cent.; on money deposited for three Seer east.; en
ditto for six months with one month's nodes et wet, 4 per
omit.
CALCUTTA.
~ ettoom,The holidays beeingget ea the OM
instant. During the interval of cloned smalin• SA WO Ogle •
interest was the arrival of the mall of 7th Iggrifigilmit ea the leek
October. The tenor of the commercial newa yes mai vakeseeeelin
—continued &ammo of money, flarthcr :Mt sang
depression on the pluton markets, and vim 1.14 M
diatnehnation to all quarters to intend eatg,
was In some degree restored.

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