The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-15 00:00:00

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM TRIESTE.)

BOMBAY, Nov. 12.

Bombay is tranquil. Dost Mohammed is dying.
Sir C. Camplicles forces re-took Michenev, and
drosm back the enemy to the mountains without loss.
An engagement of cavalry took place on the fron-
tiers of liehra Ismail Khan.

The Governor-General was expected at Calcutta on
the 10ih of January.
Her Majesty's steamer Fox had Leen ordered to
Rangoon to demand satisfaction for injuries done to
Englishmen.

The ships Bengali and Scaunfiene had been lost
in a violent gale near Calcutta.

The ship-Tayn had been captured near Penang,
and all the Europeans on board murdered by Malays
of her crew.

The Nizam had paid the full amount due to the
East India Company.
Riots had taken place at Borax and Gwalior.
BOMBAY MARKETS.

Imports lively. Money in demand. Company's
Five per Cents., 101 to 104! ; Debt Four per Cent.,
91; to 92.

Freights for England, 10 fires, 2 17 lower.
Cottons, 78r. to 93r. per candy.
Exchange on London, 2s. lid. fur good bills.

CONSTANTINOPLE.
A letter from Constantinople of the 25th ult., in
the C'aaine ricarttc, states that M. de Lavatette, the
French ambassador, after having had several fruit-
less conferences about the holy places, has left the
matter provisionally in the hands of the Spanish
ambassador.

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
MADRID, DEC. 9.—Three per Cents., 36; ; after
Boise, 361. Four per Cents., • after Boise,
Five per Cents., 16 ; after Bo; 18. Cou-
pons, 71; after Bolsa, Bp. l'assives, ; after
Boise, 5 9 16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 98. Exchange
on London, 50.60 p.

THE ST. Limes's Ctra—On Saturday the
Master in Chancery, Brougham, appointed !dews. Tut,
quand and Edwards, of Old Jewry Chambers, and Mr.
Stevens, of Carlton Chambers, Regent-street, official
managers and solicitors to investigate and wind up the
affairs of this club, on the petition of the members
of the committee of management. There is now
due to tradesmen and others for goods supplied
18,00'1/., 5,000 E to Messrs. Berries and Farquhar,
1,5001. due from persons on debentures issued by the club,
18,000/. fur wiped entrance fees and subscriptions, anal a
balance at the bankers of 1,329/. Creditors aro threatening
actions, and Mrs. Crockford is understood to have taken the
clubhouse furniture, fixtures, &c., in consideration of 5,638/.
Tut PROFEsSORSUIP OF POETRY AT OXFORD.—
Three candidates aro in the field for this office, which will
become vacant next term, by the resignation of the Vene-
rable Archdeacon Garbett, viz, the Rev. I/r. Goulburn,
head master of Rugby School ; the lie,. T. L. Claughton,
M.A., o' Trinity College; and the Rev. J. E. Bode, M.A., ree-
, tor of Westwell, and late student of Christ Church. At the
last election, it will be recollected, the contest was a trial of
strength between the two great religious parties in the uni-
versity—the hi4h church party supporting Mr. Williams,
and the evangelicals Mr. Garbett.

FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR BRISTOL—On
Friday afternoon a boiler explosion occurred ttt the Sound-
well Coa!works, near Kingswood, Gloucestershire, by
which a'• banksman" named Thomas Waller was killed
and three other persons severely injured. The building
occupied by the engine to whirls the boiler was attached
was shattered to picas. An inquest is to be held to-day.