The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-22 00:00:00

TEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'clock.
ire a further supply of papers from the Cape
Hope, which, though not of a later date than
rady received, give some further particulars
rrender of Sandtlli. As soon as this chief
wn to be a prisoner, the following general
'4 issued by Sir Henry Pottinger :
Bxcelleney the Right 1-19 n. the Governor, Cons-
-I•Chief, and High Comwisaioner, &e.
jests high commissioner, &e., has great satis-
making known, for gencralinformation, that he re-
m last night a letter from the bon. the
lieu-
teral, commanding, &c., announcing that the
el chief B,usdilli, with his principal councillors and
d his follow, n. had delivered themselves up yes-
seeing to Lieutenant-Colonel Buller, Rifle Bri-
mending in VA Heiskamma Hoek.
at the high caminissioner's province to particu-
'ideals or to mention names, but he cannot retraiu
rding in this public manner the high sense he en.
the zeal and energy with which the operations
usdilli have be, n curried on under the lieutenant
gui.!anoe, and in which operations the troops and
e been subjected to great hardships and exposed
ly inclement weather.
gh commissioner trnsta that the example which
made of Stodilli, and the pending movements
sto and Krell, and their confederates, will shortly
war to an end, and enable his excellency to eats-
e and good order amongst the Kaffirs and to give I
se the future to the colony.
By order, RICLIABD WOOSIC ANL
is Town. Oct. 20, 1847. •
sequence of the heavy rains which had faLen
out the colony, there are accounts of most
a floods, attended with a melancholy lees of
proPertY.

ntile sotounts from tke Mauritius, to the 2nd
er, supply the following information :
ttions are made in exchange at the quoted rates,
any immediate prospect of alteration. Treasury
'aye' sight, 3 to 31 per cent. premium ; private billy,
atlas' sight, 3 to 3i per sent. die:omit; ditto, three
at par. Sovereigns rule 7to 7', per cent. premium,
sh silver, 4 to 5 per cent. premium.
trket for sugar has been animated, sad nearly ell
been off, red for sale has found buyers at a shade
en previous prices. The quantity sold by pablie
..t 0.000 bags, and nearly the same quantity has
weed of privately. Strops and low qualities coma.
eve realised proportionally higher prices than finer
as for the Cape market. Prices for sugars range
I dole. 50c. and 6 dole. 2e.
aspect to tonnage there is very little in the her-
ogeged ; and, although nothiag higher than 51. has
, something above this rate is asked for the vessels
ken up.
the market is dull and uncertain; very little is
out first hands, and the stock in second hands is
easing. The rates lately current for small quanti-
-3 dole. 50c. to 3 dole. 60c.

LE BISHOPRIC OF HEREFORD.
ift FROM DR. DAMPDEN.—The following
s received at Wororster on Monday, from Dr.
addreesed to the mayor of Worcester (E. Webb,
reply to an address from the clergy aid laity of
favourable to his appointment to the bishopric of

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bu. Mayor of Woreesser.

OItIAL OP ARCHDEACONRT OF DORSET.—The
wessorial has just been presented to the Lord
r Deashury. It bears the slgnatures of the tech-
Ith reral dew, and nearly the whole of the clergy
icy of Dorset:—
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CTION OF COMMON COUNCILMEN.
FARRINODON WITHOUT.
! Or ERE POLL SECOND DAY.—The polling
fled this morning, The numbers et the elan were
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to-mercy.

SUNDERLAND ELECTION.
Lomination, as elsewhere stated, took place on
The polling commenced yesterday, at eight o'clock.
,'clock Sir H. Williamson headed his opponent by
ye votes, and continued to increase his lead until
of the poll. when the numbers were, for:
Sir H. Williamson 725
Mr. W. A. Wilkinson
Majority for Sir H. Williamson 130