The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

EGYPT.

ALEXANDUIA, Mkacx 30.
A good understanding again suirists between the
Porte and Egypt, as the Porte will abstain from de-
manding of the Paeba an unconditional acceptance
of the whole Tansimat. There have been lately new
levies of troops in Egypt, but not to the amount re-
ported. These levies are only in the natural order
of things. as Solyman Paella, the commander-in-
chief, has lately dismissed about 12,000 veterans, in
order to have in their stead serviceable troops. The
vacancies are not vet filled up, and the Egyptian
army falls considerably short of the 30,000 men
allowed by the Porte.

INDIA AND CHINA.

TILE OVERLAND MAIL.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH rrtom TRIESTE.]

A telegraphic despatch from our correspondent at
Trig:ate has brought us the following:

Arny 11.

The steamer Italia, from Alexandria, with the
despatches from India, having run aground at Cmago,
about twenty Engli=h miles from this place, two of
Lloyd's steamers have been sent out to take the
passenger and letter..
We give the following heads of tho intelligence
brought by the mail :
A skinni,h had taken place at Burrow, in the
mountains near Kohut, between some robber hordes
and a l'unjaub regiment, in which the former were
defeated and driven bail.

The Governor-Generalissued a general order on the
15th March. regulating the pay of officers and men in
the Punjaub, and redeeming the military organisa-
tion there. The army of the Punjaub is to be placed
under the orders of a brigadier, at a fixed salary of
2,000 rupees a month.
The Marquis of Dalhousie was at Attack on the
Bth of March. en route for Peshawar. 1k proceeds
to Simlah in May. His lordship was suffering from
ill-health.
Captain Grantham, of her Majesty's 98th, has been
severely wounded by some robbers, who attacked
him whilst out riding in the neighbourhood of Pesha-
wm in company with a young lady. Ile was left
for dead on the ground, but liois,s are entertained of
his recovery.
An order was to be shortly issued by the Gover-
nor-General, prohibiting military officers from hold-
ing situations as directors, secretaries, and auditors
of the Indian Bank.
The ship Buckinghamshire, Captain Macgregor
was burnt in the lloogley. on the' :3rd of March.
whilst sailing down the river to start for England.
It is insured for 18,000/., and cargo for 70,Mint,
in London insurances. Two passengers, invalids,
perished.
A conspiracy has been discovered in Nepatil, the
object of which was to murder General Jung Balm-
dour. The conspirators were his own father mid
brother. The general is a favourite of the army,
whom the conspirators endeavoured to gain over.
Lord Grosvenor, the Hon. Lcveson Gower, and
Mr. Egerton had been received on a visit by the
King of Dude. A tiger and buffalo fight was got up
in their honour.

Admiral Austen, in command of the naval forces
in the Indian waters, had arrived at Calcutta.

Geneml Sir Dal. luill has died of apoplexy at
I'mtwllo. The obituary also mentions the deatlt of
(' 'Wain J D. Cunningham, deeply regretted, the "on
of Allan Ciuminglinnt. _

Bombay is Evalthy. A heavy thunder-storm
burnt over the Pre,idency on the Mth March. Lord
and Lady Falkland were on the point of leaving for
the hills.

The market for manufactured goods had not rallied,
although within the last fortnight some heavy sales
had taken place.
Exchange had fallen, hut prices rose in proportion.
Stock on hand considenthle, more was expected.
Raw cotton had declined since last quotations.
The decline in price received by the last English
mail of the ith Fehntary caused a corresponding
decline of seven rupees per candy.
The new crap isynod, and char.

Exchatiges lied
CHINA.

The maidercrs of Da Costa have been tal:en. Four
phntical junks ha,' been captured.
Exports heavy.

AMERICA.

By the arrival at Southampton of the United
States mail steamer Hermann, we are in possession
of dates from New York three days later than th•,se
previously received. viz., to the 216th of March. The
Antic and Canada had arived out. There is little
news.

A circular had been issued at Washington, by the
Secretary of the Treasury, according to which it
appears that the eahinct Lire determined that freight
cannot be rightly included as part of the cot of
itnport..tion of goods, wares, and merchandise, from
foreign countries.
Telegs-aphie amounts from Ihdithx, of the 27th
ult., in the fork Herold, contain the follow-
ing intelligence respixting tho projected Canadian
1 Railroad:

The official letters front the Nora Scotia railway delegates
are not 3-et made puldie, hut the Halifax Nan says:—" We
have it on the most reliable authority, and Listen to lay
belifre our fellow eitixons, the gratifying new. that the whole
affair of the railroad has been scaled by the mission of the
Iba. Mr. Ilow. The whole amount to build the railroad to
Montreal and quebte has Inca secured at 3'. per cent. Mr.
How was in great spirits—nor was it at all apprehended
tle.t are change of ministry, contingent upon the unsettled
state of parties., would in any. iso affvet the negotiations
which have been virto,lly brmight to a close. The local
provincial governments have the power to connect with any
branch railroad to the American territory."