The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-15 00:00:00

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

commits,. eil;oliciill.ii;;;To;;liiodii;rtoro of the
mail on the 20th June :
Queen's Troops.—Dr. Wray, her Majesty's 87tb, at Cash-
mere.
Bengsl.—Liest. L. H. Chisholm, 40th Regt. N.L, at
Rangoon. on the 16th May.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY, JULY 1.
As usual at this season of the year, but little has been
41111 M in the commercial world. No means of export at pre-
mat existing.
GAIT Bntartgos of 61 and jibs. weight, Madapolams of
all kinds, and Isconets of low quality and 40 and 46 inches,
fatly maintain their value, and are even now saleable. In
other goods there is little or nothing doing; but there is a
better inquiry manifested sa the cheering accounts are re-
ceived of the rain having extended far into the interior of
the country.
In MITALS there is next to nothing doing.
Corrox Woot. has very slightly declined as freights and
exchange have advanced. We quote Broach, Jumbooter,
and Buret cotton at re. 105 to 107 ; Madera, at n. 102;
Omrrwutty, at is. 100; and Compta and Mungrole, at
n. 98.
Corras.—Barbara, lately imported, sold to natives at
n. to 10, whilst Mocha fetches n. 81 to 9.
Perrita is scarce; Bhutcole at n. 76, Malabar at re. 67
to 68 per candy.
LINIIIID sells at n. per candy.
kaniolies to Liverpool may now be quoted at 2L 165.,
and to London at 3i.; at which rate engagements bare
been made. To China they may be quoted at re. 10 per
candy.
Idicamton has advanced to 2a. lid. per rupee at six
meths for Baring's credits, bat is now rather lower again ;
the rate asked to-day may be quoted at 2s. lid. per rupee.
Local drafts at 21.11 d. to 2a. lid.

MANILLA, MAT M.

Sllol2.—There have been 000lideniilcont'rsos for ettr-
rest quality at Ii dola. lad at 3 21-8 doh. per picol; but
in the abessoe of *men to restive cargoes on freight there
oanaot be moth activity in the market. We quote other
kinds: First white, 6 dole. to doh. ' • snood white, 4
dole. ; unclayed Pempange. 21 dole. to 3 doh. t Taal, 1
dole.; and Zebu, If dole. par Intel. The exports since
the lit of January are: To the United States, 123,697
piton against 64,092 piton to the same data in 1852 ;
and to Australia, 71,412 piton against 31,180 piton to
the same date in 1862.
lontoo.—Several parcels of Flom of middling to fair
quality, from the Int crop have been brought in and
sold at 28 dole. to 36 dole. per quintal. This is an ad-
vance upon former prices, as the indigo brought thus
early to market is very damp and will tom largely in
weight.
Excamtoz.—Siz month bills on London, Se.; Austra-
lian Beak bills, 41. Ild. On Canton: 30 days, par to 1
per cent. prem. On Amoy : 4 per cent. prem.
Flllllollll.—To the United States, 10 dole. per ton of
40 feet of hemp or 20 cwt. of sugar. To Oreat Britain :
The Bt. Hilda loads under a eharter made in England
at 31. Se. per ton of 20 cwt. of sugar or 60 cubic fast of
hemp. A fair quotation is 31. 10s. for sugar and 41. for
hemp per ton of 20 cwt.

THE CESAR AT

This noble ship,
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baying been safely got afloat, is now in dock, where
injury she sustained in launching has been thoroughly in-
vestigated To we her on the blocks her sheer has so
nearly assumed its normal position that there is no outward
appearance of damage whatever. On more minute inspec-
tion, however, she is found to have strained a good deal,
but not beyond what can be remedied at a comparatively
trifling expense, and 800 will then indeed be stronger than
she was originally. Some of the fastenings will haute.° be
replenished,- and probably additional braces furnished. A
little fresh caulking toe will be required ; all of which will
be decided upon by the Surveyor of the Navy, who is ex-
pected for that puma* to be at Pembroke on the 16th or
16th inst. There can now be no doubt of the cause of the
disaster. She was launched when there was not water
enough, and consequently the bilgeways stuck in the mud
before the fluid could take the weight of the after-part of
the vessel off them. The ways should either have been
carried farther out, or time should have been given for the
tide to ries higher.
MOVEMENTS or Hum Mensrv's SIIIP6.—At
Buenos Ayres : Her Majesty's steamers Locust and Trident.
At Monte Video : Her Majesty's steam-frigate Centaur,
Admiral Hendersin, and the Vixen, Captain B d,
struck the Panella Rock, near Monte Video, in a fog, re-
turning from the Strait of Magellan. The Declaim (her
Majesty's steamer), with treasure on board for the Pacific,
sailed from Rio Janeiro fur England on the 13th July. Her
Majesty's brig Star arrived at Rio on the 14th.
HOUNSLOW Batutacus.—Orders have just been
issued for placing this building in a state of most efficient
repair. The paving and draining are to be particularly
attended to, both as regards the troop stables, as also in the
front and rear of the west wing; and in other respects a
considerable outlay will be made upon the entire building.