The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-29 00:00:00

DEATH CASUALTIES.

List of deaths amongst the officers of the armies of
India reported since despatch of last mail on the 30th
July:—Surgeon S. T. Lel, 3rd Madras Cavalry, at
ltellarv, on the 17th July. Assistant Surgeon T.
Blenktn, 23th Madras Native Infantry, at Nladras,
on the 25th July. Surgeon D. Keith, 3rd Sikh
Light Infantry, at Minim, on the 14th July. Lieut.
T. Tidcombe, 42nd Bengal Light Infantry, at Be-
nares, on the 25th July, of cholera. Major J. R.
Birrell, 11th Bengal Native Infantry, at Allahabad,
on 26th July. Lieut.-Colonel Danes, 36th Madras
Native Infantry, at sea, on his way home, on 9th
June. Major W. Stewart, Governor-General's agent,
at Benares, on the 20th July, of dholera. Lieut.
Mason, Royal Navy, drowned at Rangoon while
making for the steam frigate Mooznffer, on 15th
July. Ensign A. G. Shard, her Majesty'. 24th
Foot, at Sealkote, on 27th July. Captain Bean, com-
manding 4th Sikh Infantry, drowned off Prome, on
the 6th July. Surgeon W. Harvey, her Majesty's
70th Foot, at Cawnpore, on Ist August. Lieutenant
Harris, Madras Sappers, at Sitang in Burnish, on
22nd July. Lieut. J. C. Remington, 16th Bengal
Native Infantry, at Mussoorie, on 12th August.',
Captain J. Ferns, C. 8., 20th Bengal Native Infantry,
commanding 2nd Sikh Infantry, at Dhurmsala, on
14th August. Captain Alainwaring, 42nd Bengal
Infantry, at &earn, on the 3rd August, of cholera.
Lieut. F. Chute, her Majesty's 70th Foot, near the
Salt Water Lake, in July. Captain Fowlis, Madras
Horse Artillery, in Burmah. Captain James, sth
Madras Native Infantry, in Burmah. Lieutenant
Vaughan, Madras Engineers, in Burmah. Ensign
Brown, Ist Madras Fusilier,, in Burmah. Lieut. J.
E. Smith, Madras Artillery, at sea, on 9th December
last. Lieut. Anderton, 74th Bengal Native Infantry,
at Cawnpore, on 17th August, of cholera. Lieut.
Gibson, Bengal Ordnance, at Cawnpore, on 18th
August, of cholera.

FURLOUGHS, &c., GRANTED TO OFFICRES OF THE
Annus or biota since the departure of the mail on the
29th July. BOMBAY : Lieut. L. De Dan/weenie, 28th
Native Infantry, Cape of Good Hope, Australis, &c.;
Second Lieut. T. W. Grahame, Artillery ; Second Lieut.
G. F. Hogg, let European Regiment ; Cornet J. A. L.
Muspratt, 2nd Light Cavalry; Capt. J. W. Rennie, 19th
Regiment Native Infantry ; Second bent. G. H. Stone,
Artillery. Bnyout.: Liant. Horses Brimfield, 17th Na-
tive Infantry ; Lieut. Henry E. Ellice, let Light Cavalry ;
Capt. C. C. J. Scott, Invalids ; Robert Stewart,
30th Native Infantry.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMIAT, TEAM JULY 29 T4Auo. 29.

The easy state of the money market which we have re-
corded for Nome time put stall continues, and money is
abundant for all legitimate purposes. The Bank of Bom-
bay have reduced their rates of discount 1 per tent. The
speculation in Company's paper which led to the advance
two months ago having long since ceased.
In government securities and Bank shares few transac-
tions are taking place ; bat silver bullion has been in re-
quest for the China market.
Since the date of our last report there has not been much
rain, but favourable reports still continue to be received of
the crops up country. A good fall of rain is, however, now
much desired. A good deal of business has been done
during the last month, and prices generally have risen, but
the price of piece goods and yarns is scarcely remunerative,
and that of metals is still under the coat for which they can
be landed here.

consequence of a slight rise in the prim of
freight, and ea increase in the price asked by dealers, but
little has been done in this st%ple lately. We now quote
for Broach and Bent, Re. 106; Dhollera, Rs. 101 to 103 ;
Oomrawutte, Rs. 94 to 96 ; and Compta, Its. 93 to 95.
We are small in stock, but fresh supplies may be expected
immediately.
Famouts daring the month have considerably fluctu-
ated. We now quote 31. to London, and 31. 2s. 6d. to
31. se. to Liverpool ; to China the nominal rate is Rs. 16 to
17 per candy. Them are now three vessels on the . berth
for Australia, the average freight being from 61. to 71. per
ton. _

iiicmhttos.—The rates we quote are 2s. 15.16 d. for
first class credits, and 2s. 1 id. for document bills at six
months' sight. Bills at 60 days sight on China have
risen to Rs. 247 to 260 per 100 dollars, and even at
that are not easily had. On Calcutta bills at 60 days' eight
are quoted at Ra. 99 to 99i.
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