The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

Our dates from Made, formerly extending to the Sth,
sow come down to the lGth. The general good health of
the troops ia the only item which is deserving of notice.
The Governor continues at Kurrachee, in the enjoyment
speerently of excellent health and spirits. The Kurraehee
Abetter chronicles the usual amount of robberies, thefts,
astults, and other offences, for the suppression of which the
acet vigorous measures arc being resorted to. A Mr. Arra-
loon, an enterprising Armenian merchant, was making
rningements for increasing the traffic on the river, and had
m contemplation a large speculation in wood from the Hima-
hffes, to be floated down the Indus to the sea, and there
&leek to Bombay, where the demand for timber for ship.
beding purpo,ee is very large indeed.
The only news we have from the Punjaub assures us of
the continued tranquillity of the country, and the improving
prospeeta of the policy of Lord Hardinge being carried out
sneemsfully. Lieutenant Nichohon had returned to the
capital. The D. wan Hakeem Rae had had the governor-
ship of Peshawar conferred on him. The 'Maharajah
Ocolaub Singh outinued in Cashmere. He had issued a
Proclamation intimating that throughout that province
the coins of Jamoo were from henceforth exclusively
to pat current. There had been some disturbances on the
Bursa Pindee borders, which required the interposition of
Some for their suppression. The rumour* of the dangers
Illsely to arise from the insubordination of the disbanded
°rise tteeps, the duplicity and dishonesty of Goolaub Singh,
and the Urine, of Dost Mahomed on Peshawur, like all
the other tales of terror consequent on the recent arrange-
seat that have been circulsted, have proved without the
skdow of foundation. The prospect of difficulties
darkening,,_ the horizon now becomes so dim and
meet, that it is hoped it may have altogether
walked long before Lord Harding' takes his de-
/Etre, still supposed to be in the month of January
Mat Details of bells, gaieties, and fg.tivities of all sorts
take the place of news frem the British section of the Beikh
&Minions.
lajpootana the pursuit of the notorious bandit chief
Do tgaise sad his followers had been abandoned, in cense-
goatee of the advanced state of the season ; nothing of a
reef satisfactory nature having as yet been effected. Colonel
Sutherland, the resident, with a large cortege of followers,
had arrived at Mount Aboo, where they were to reside for
tlea meson, for the benefit of change of air.
The Nizam's dominions present a worse view at present
des they bare done for a long time past. The whole of the
Nate troops of the king hare mutinied, consequent on en
'lteeret made by the minister to defraud them of, it is said,
mote months' arrears of wages, the troops of the contingent
‘itte tidied on on the night of the 3rd instant to prevent the
thsturbanees feared to he about breaking out, and for the
felt time a British force marched through the town of Hyde-
tebsd to the protection of the minister. Preparations for
magma had been made at one gate of the town, by which
tit mutineers !mutineers thought our troops would have entered,
,eckily they had gone in at another, and thus pre-
vented the bloodshed which would inevitably have been
"mooned had they come in contact with the irritated irre-
run A portion of the troops have continued in the town
else since; and measures are being taken to rid the state of
I._aelineers, it is said much against the will of the Nisam.
~_mtaler di closures have just been made in reference to
"'Krone country, where we are it seems maintaining a
smarawsion in the hands of which are reposed the whole
Mrtwas oignrernment after we are hound by the terms of
oar reaties with the &jet to restore it to his possession.
The new system resorted to in the Goomeoor country is
7_7_▪ not to work satisfactorily at all; and the practice of
tt sacrifice., for a time put down, is understood to be
ma- r same nturninß
kisob eseitement has been occasioned by the decision of the
•"%w of the Supreme Court of Madrae in the case of a