The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

CDt Court.

BALMORAL, Bw,. 26.
The Q 6.611, the Prince Consort, the Prince of
Wales, end the Duchess of rest, eccompeoled by the ladies
and gentlemen in waiting, attended divine genies in the
pariah church of Crethitt.
The liar. Dr. itoberteas ediclated.

The Princess Anatole Bariatinsky and fairly
bare arrived et the Clarendon, from the Isle of Wight.
Hie Excellency the Duke de Malakoff wall leave
London, for Park, on Friday or Saturday next.

,
Maris Muchionea• of Ai'rebury hu returned to
MAW, Hotel. from lieltlog the Duke and Dueler el
Mulboromgh, atßlembelm Paler*, Woodstock.

The Right Hon. H. T. L. Corry, M.P., retr-ned
to the Admiralty, yesterday, from ficcalrad.

We regret to learn of the death, at Taunton, on
Moseley, of Lady Hovering, will of Sir Joha Seeming,
her Iltheety's Plenipotentiary in China. Tba flastamd lady
or In tar. 64th yorr.

Among the company now at Brighton are the
Dowager Duchess of Argyll, Viscoont Claim, Earl of
Liecols, Lady Bndgman, Lady Fortesene, Lady Comp. in,
Mr Loyal Loyal, Lady Barnwell, Lord and Lady Tr'talreton,
sr Joie Campbell, Sir Beery and Lady Montgomery, Sir
Edward Harwood Elton and Captain Elton, Sir Jot•l Croft,
Lady and the Mimes Croft, Lady Macdonald, id Lead
Adolphus Valle TereFeat, M.P.

(num LAst !gloats oAsrrrz.)

Wes-Civics, San. 28.—n. Queen ham been
greonesly plsend to matte end ordain a special statute of
tin Mon ficasemible Owlet of the Bads, for sppo luting tbs
Berl of Elgin and Klaeedine, LT., bee Menety's High
Ootamildar sal litailawaroory oa special minion to
the larmard to bo No man morkbor of the Civil
Drilla dohs PIO or Kalighllo Owed enrol the
old odor. Ha flajrity Ira also boo goadoroly *ma lo
en mass en. =sat of CeiWalloaa Oste-
nd& Ahlten, R.N., George Froally,
oar the Hr. Feldman William Attellphine Bev" bar
KejsZtabril amd Centel-General In Zenith Ito b. 041-
vary of dr CMI Die non of the Third C 1..., or
Cosernints. elite inid Moat Honourable Orden.
DOWWIIIIO-,scar, Serf. 24.—Teo Quart bus
bra liolood to appoint Pbilip Fronde LOU, sad Bryon
lobtaass, Move., to be Assistant Judges of the
Conti of the lelead of Newfoundlend ; aod Goon=
Hogent, Req , to be Attorney-Omen', end John Hap.
treed, Req., to be Solicitor-General for the amid hind. Harr
Majesty bait oleo been plmeed to appoint Charles Young,
Esq., to be Attorney-Oenewitl, and William Swabey, L•q., to
be Registrar of Deeds mad Beeper of Plane, for the Island of
Priem Edward.

WHITEHALL, SEPT. 28.—The Queen has buss
pleased to preempt the Rev. William Kungen to the church
and pariah of Barr, to the presbytery and county of Ayr,
yarn( by the death of the Roo. James Gibson, late mire
thervof.

The Poet calls upon the government to produce
Lord Canning's answer to the Fart of Ellenborongh'e famous
deepstelt.

On Monday evening Mr. Dickens gave the first
at a win of five readings to presumed a numerous andi-
Icey la Qnsesootrest Hall, Edinburgh.

M. Hind says that the comet will arrive at its
him distance frees the earth about midnight on the 10th of
October, when we shall be separated from it by rather over
61,000,000 masa. Its maximum ix illiancy will be attained
the day previous, when the intensity of light will be twit* en
wrong as at the premed time. During the absence of moos-
light in the eveniag bows for the next ten days or upwards
the comet will form ► Iligerlditi object in the wastes heavens.
On the malair of October 6, the nucleus will make a Dear
approach to Arcturus, the principal star in the owneennalksis
of 80044., which, according to the above calorlethme, wil
be near the border of the tail daring the early pert of the
evening, sad to it heorods towards the barium may pos-
sibly be enveloped le that appendage. If the sky be char,
this dole approach of the one le se easmakieses a Nor will
diabase§ prove a very interesting phentiseeos. At 6 p.n.
their distance will be little mom than onothird of a degree.
It is not probable that the comet CH be visible la Ws
ementry after the and of the third week in October, entre •
her daylight observations be subsequently procured.
"It appears," says the Sack, "that the works
undertakes at Cherbourg and Brest am not the only cam
which have been decided on by the French gerseasseat, sod
that others are to be executed sheoltensenely in et the
other Atlantis" ports. Pleas ham been drawn out, and
credit' flied, for putting all of these k • esepeeteble state of
defence. The SW= which ere to be expended fir Harm
will amount to about 160 &likes. el which N we be et
the charge of the Minhter of Marine, end 70 of the part
The toes or Harm will seedy walks the neessesay sum
by the sale of the land. The ndlitery port of Dnehirk will
be put Into • state of Wines by the outlay of 17 sinew ;
and eerie others are to be deemed to Dieppe, and 1,901,6006.
to Vcatop. Works will be afterwards executed at Calais
and at Boulogne."

INDIA.

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The following menage Las been received at the
Not India Howe 2

~ BAST INDIA HOUSE, TUAIDAT,
Barr. 28, 3.10 r.m.
" Supplement to Mr. Secretary Rdaionetonei
message, dated August 28, 1858.

" OUDE.

~ On the 28th of August Sir Hope Grant sent a
force across the Goomtee at Sultanpore, sod occu-
pied three villages in his front.

- Benares Divisioa.—Captain Mackfullen, with
his Sikhs, fell in with rebels at a village near Rea-
d= Okazee, Pod= district, on the 23rd of August,
drove them out, killing and wounding SO.
" Allahsbad Division.—Captain Dennehoy, with
detachment of regulars and a party of military
police, came up with Wunjab Sing, of Rewa, at
Bearroh, on the 28th of August, and killed about
200 of his men.

" CENTRAL INDIA.
" The Gwalior rebels, after their defeat on the
14th of Angast, fled is a south-easterly direction,
giving out that it was their intention to enter the
Bombay Presidency rid Mundisore. However, on
finding this line of retreat was menaced by the force
from Nemuch, under Colonel Franks, they tamed
north towards Bheelwara.

" On the 28th of August reached Jabra Patteen,
which they surrendered after some days' fighting
with Rana's troops. They obtained possession of
the town, which they have plundered. The Rana
fled, and is now in Colonel Lockhart's camp, at
Soosneen. Soosneen is 5.5 miles of Oojein.
"A column under Colonel Hope left 'adore on the
3rd inst. to support the one which had been previ-
ously despatched under the command of Colonel
Lockhart, her Majesty's 92nd Highlanders.
"The rebels are in full possession of Patteen, re-
pairing defences and throwing up breastworks on
the roads approaching.

" Adil Mohamed ins moved from Jeronge, and
taken possession of Poorassa; the movement threatens
Bhalsa, and toward Galeria.
"A small force from Ahmedabad attacked 'and
dispersed a body of Munbranees and Bheela, at Man-
delta, on the 22nd of August. The rest of the Bom-
bay Presidency is quiet

_
"Bombay eastk; Sept. 7,1858.
(Signed) " D. L. ANDERSON,
" Secretary to Government."
" P.S. The following message, dated Kurrachee,
Sept. 4, he ii just been received :

" ' Major Hamilton writes from Moortas (?), that,
at noon, on the 31st ult., the 69th and 62nd Native
Infantry, and the Native Artillery, all disarmed,
broke oat and tried to seize the guns and arms of the
Fusiliers. They were repulsed, great numbers
slain, and the rest driven from the cantonment to
jangles towards the river. Our low was four men of
the Royal Artillery, and, we regret to say, Captain
Mules, of the Fusiliers.

"' Major Hamilton heard of the intended outbreak
in time to warn the military authorities. He had,
with the police battalion, already arrested 90 of the
fugitives.

"'D. L. ANDERSON, Secretary to the Government.
" 4 Bombay Castle, Sept. 7.'
"Received at Malta, Sept. 29, 8 morning.
" V. Mortraxaao.
"To J. D. Dickinson, Esq."

Craom ova olnir

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AND Barns'

MALTA, sErr. M.
The dates are Hong Kong, August 10; Calcutta
22 ; Bombay, 7.
Bombey.—lmports not very active; linseed in
better demand, cotton quiet, money easy, freights
steady. Exchange : 2s. and Id. to 2s. Id.
Calcutta.—Produoe in better demand; imports the
same as last ; money unaltered. Exchange : 2s. id.
is 2e.id. Madras exchange: ls. lOid. to 2e.
Singapore.—Manufacturee in demend ; produce in
advance ; freights low. Exchange, 4i. 2d. to 4s. 4d.
Hong Kong.—Exchange, 4s. 4d.
Shanghae.—lmports more in demand ; tea and
silk quiet. Exchange, 4s. 10d. to 6s.

Foochow.—Force, under the Viceroy in person,
has etartsd for the tea district.