The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-05 00:00:00

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY, FOOT o'Clock.
We have received by telegraphic datels. a short
rummy of the contents of the Overland Mail, which
arrived at Marseilles on the evening of the let inst.,.
by her Nisiesty's iteam=packet Flamer, Lieut. Levis.
mis mail will put as in possession of news from Cal-
cutta to the .21st .saf March; Madras, 23rd March;
sad Bombay, to the 2nd of April.
The tranquillity of Scinde continues asundisturbed as
it was described in the papers brosghtby the Lit mail.
On the other hand, the diatarbancee • already an-
nounced as having broken out in the Oemsoor, and
in the territories of the Nizam, have not been quelled.
Although the Delhi GaseUe, received by the last
overland mail, reported the death of Akbar 'Cheat
with confidence, that event, from various chem.
stances, required confirmation. The present advises,
however, leave no room for doubt. That celebrated
Affehan chief died at Cahill, about the time stated in
our correspondent's last letter.
The foregoing appeared in the Daily News of this
morning, since whoa we have received our usual files
of papers. '
(Fres the rombay Times of April 1.)
SUXMAZY.—The only news worth noticing that has
reached us from the Punjaab is corrective of the errors into
which our north-wean. and eastern brethren had fallen in
reference to die state of Sikh armies in general, and the
coaches of the Resident in particular. No attempt on the
life ot Tel Singh seems to have been intended to have bees
made. The Hasereb people have never resisted the
government of °eolith ; they took up arms, on the
other hand, sanest the Sikhs of the plains, and had all but
nnqiiished them when reinforcements were seat from Lawn
a twelvemonth since, just before the transfer of the country
to Janne. Mr. P. Vans Agnew and Lieut. Lunaden had
been sent to make peace, rot to maintain war—to use argu.
meat', not lures. °eolith Singh does not seem a worse or
more unpopular ruler than the bulk of the chiefs around
him Since our connexion with him began we have bad no
fault what'rer to find with him. He has at our sugges-
tion cleared his danger, .s of state prisoner,, restored
lands unjustly escheated, and abolished suttee and female
infanticide. No attempt to prevent the Durber meet-
ing on Sunday had been mute, or to restrain the movements
of the queen mother or her son. No commemoration of any
of our victories had occurred in the Sikh capital. Every.
thing throughout the country was tranquil ; trade and cul-
tinuon were everywhere advancing as the public confidence
incensed ; and a stern system of inquiry into the state of the
finances of the country had been entered on with a view to
retrenchment. In &Inds the hot weather advances apace,
but the country continues lealthy and tranquil. A good
deal of marauding bad occurred just beyond the frontier,
where the robbers had, on one occasion, the wont
of it ; having been taken by surprise by their intended'.
victims, from five to six hundred were left dead or'
severely wounded on the f1.21d. Two hundred and fifty
horse, formed portion of the ?poll. The remainder of them
are hemmed in by Jacob's Irregular Hone, and will, it is
supposed, be starved into submission. It is now admitted by
the government official, that the Indus—formerly proclaimed
open to the trade of all nations—will out admit of the nevi-
gation of vessels drawing se much as three feet of water.
Shifting sand-banks, violent eddies, and rapid currents,
make the progress of these tardy and perilous! So severe con-
tinues the pressure in the money market that discounts have
been raised by the banks to from 11 to 12 per cent. About
three millions sterling have been raised by the Five per
Cent. Loan, which will, it is understood, be kept open
for at least a twelve month to come. Our expenditure fur the
pest seven years has exceeded our income by above a million
and a quarter annually ; at this moment the sum just named
is yeasty absorbed by Sciatic. From four to five million are
at present understood to be required by government. To
meet this we have the revenues of the lately-acquired Sikh
states,—half • million sterling ; the saving by the reduction
of out armies, about 300,0001. ; increased duty on opium,
100,0001.; and the indemnity promise d by the Sikh go-
vernimint during our occupation of the Pueyeub, 220,0001. •
to which we must add a saving of about 120,0001. from the
improvement of the customs produced by the sup-
preieon of smuggling on our new frontier. This will
give a greed total of 1,240,0001., leaving a deficit to be pro-
vided for by future retrenchments of 210,0001. a year. n•
death of Ckhber Khan, of C ebool, has been confirmed.
It was at first stated that he hod died of delirium tremens;
it is now asserted that ho has been poisoned at
the Mitigation of his father, Dust Mahound! The go-
vernor-genteel and commantler-in-chief ken by this
time reached Simla. The disturbances in the O. user
die:iota and disorders in the Nissaa's doodaisse,
continue as formerly. With these exemptions, India in
general continues tranquil. Toe Criminal Soris in the
Supretne Court of Bombay terminated on Tuesday
last it occupied eight days, and was the heaviest,
both as to the number of primers and nature of the crimes,
ever known in Bombay. The Parsee who so cruelly mar-
detect a Hindoo lad for the mike of his ornaments, a couple of
months since, has been ordered for execution on Saturday
next. - Tne mama Cole, after !laving been tried by a nasal
eourt-atertid at Buskin, fordo murder of an Arab, and
found galley of earnalanliter only, was iodated the seemed
time ire ant*: alt Moeda, tar, but own' to en omission
in the.rnidensole trial was quiteled by Si, E. Perry,
sad the eon wihat liberty. Hs bad bees is confinement
merle. The con of Lint. E. Bowles, of the 23rd
Balti 1., Mrs was tried for an eigninted smelt on a native
*imams /ohne essestin of his duty, and sentenced to
those goolatire imprisonment to the serene jail, and to pay
a Moe oSOL, has gives rig to a lossiderans amount of die-
enssion—the sooting of the court being universally con-
densed u assecionnily severs. The ship Mars, bound foe
Dundee% wan MWiy destroyed by Are in the Calcutta •
on the,sth a& Within the past month nearly 6,5001. have
been inbreeded in the Bombay presidency for the relief of
the desatuteSeotate sod Weir. 2,4001. were sent home by
last mail, and that of to-day takes 3,0001. more. Sir J. Jee-
jeebhoy ha. given a second donation of 5001. The Calcutta
entoception, opened about the sane time, amounts to 5,0001.
—4,0001. of which have beentrommitted home. At Madras,
the amount subscribed has leeched the sum of nes rly 3,0001.
By Ist of May it is probable not lees' than 20,0001. will
have been seat home from India. The Mussoorie Asylum
for the reception of the children of European soldiers, which
owes its existence to the resident it Lahore, has met with the
most &wilel countenance and support from the Court of
Directors. Its founder has contributed to it 1,0001.. as an
original subscription, and gives 2001. a year as a donation—
: prineely sass Coe a major of Bengal artillery. The steamer
Queen , with the London mailsof the 24th February,
arrived yesterday afternoon; she had been eleven days on
her passage from Aden. The Victoria, with intelligence to
the dth Kern, is expected this day week.
(From the Bombay Tr:et/rapt, April 1.)
CALCUTTA.—The Calcutta risers inform us that govern-
meet hoe it in coostemplatioa to despatch a steamer to Assam.
on was experimental tripe.—The meeting in behalf of the
diamond Irish and Scotch was very numerously attended.
3,0001. have already been sent home, and it is expected the
total coniabutions of the presidency will not fall short of
10,0001 , or a Ise of rupees.—Mr. Sunms,'the civa engineer,
ha., it is said, laid before goverament a plain In supplying
Calcutta with water.—The Calcutta Standard announem
the demise of Mrs. Marshman, widow of the late Dr. Hersh-
man, and described as " the last of that hand of devoted
Christians who kid the nu in the great missionary operations
in thisland." lire. M. was upwards of it- years of age.
--14. M. 62nd mete expected to arrive at Calcutta about the
17th or 18th.—It is reported that the residency of Nippon,
vacant by the departure to Europe of Colonel Speirs, has
leun offered to Mr. T. R. Davidson, of the Civil &tvice.—
The head-quarters of H. M. 9th Regiment have left for Eng-
land, in the Earl Herdwieke ; the Hyderabad, Manchester. '
and Orient, take home the remainder of the corro. Part of
the Sled go home in the Adelaide and Duke of Wellington,
and the residue in the Peniosnlar and Oriental Company's
steamer Hindosten, Ana to procee.l to England. rid the
Cape. The publication of the Cal,:ula Standard has been
again diecontinsed.—lt has been announced in Calcutta