The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-14 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIB DAT.

Ho!pre% 16e.; Edam Maas, ld. ed. ; Tealleld ,00r 13a. ;
Netherton Want Hartley. Me. id.; Walls kid Madders
lietten,lBl. 6d.; Walla lad Hilda, 16e. fal.; Wale Bad Aso-
well, 20e ; Walls Rnd South Helloes 184. id.; Walla
End South Batton. 20e.; Walla Had Teem, 20L-46 ships at
market.

Bur INDIA ComzmeT.—This morning en election
of a dolmen end a depetychsinme, with directors of this
compeny, for the ensuing year, took piece at their home In
Leadenhall-street. The proceedings as ler as the chairmen
and deputy chairmen were canceneed, were of a purely pri-
vate character ; the remit cannot be formally declared until a
labs hour this evening, bet ft is metals that Sir Frederiok
Carrie will te chairmen, mad Captain Bastwick, deputy chair-
man for the neat year. The new cheirman entered the civil
service of the Bast India Company, en the Bengal astabliih-
ment,in 1817, and Moms one of theesecetaries of the gaunt-
meat of India in 1842. He was a member of the supreme
council from April 1847, to January, 1848. He
received his baronetcy immediately after the battles of the
&Wei. Captain Bostwick, the new deputy chairman, en-
tered the Bombay army as a cadet in 1827. After getting
several staff appointments and evincing proficiency in the
Oriental languages, he was transferred to the political de-
partment, end made first assistant to Colonel Pottinger, then
Resident in Sande. He accompanied Sir John Hearm's
army as a political oftioar, and was entrusted with the ne-
gotiation of the treaty of 1838 with the Ameers of Lower
Sande. On the advance of the British force into Afghan-
Wan, he was left in charge of the political mammy of Upper
&hide and the districts below the Bolan PUS by Sir W,
Namsghten. He has had a mat in the direction of the Bast
India Company since 1847.
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Warm/pas, Arm 10.—The Queen ham been
phenol to direct lettire patent to be paused under the seal
waisted by the Treaty of Union to be made wee din plies
of the Sheol Seal of Scotland, nominating and appointing
Dunbar Jeanie, Earl of Selkirk, to be Keeper of the maid Sea
--Nutt*.
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WiiAva.—The officers of the Ava have remained
at Trincomalee, not only to ere the mails and spoor hat
also the main shaft for the engines of the Alma. The shaft
is sunk in about 17 feet of water; it is of immense weight,
and there will be some difficulty in nixing it. As mom r
the specie, and shaft am laved the of of the Ave
ere expected to leave Ceylon for England, in order that the
government inquiry into the lose of their ship may be pro-
ceeded with.
MAIL To Rio Jannixo.—The Pacific Steam Na-
ngaCompany's new screw steamer Clods will sail from
rerilol' for Rio Janeiro to-day, the 14th log. As she
will cony • ship's mil, loners sad newspapers will be re-
ceived at the Lhergool Potholthe till 10 a.m. ; and with late
fees till 10.16 a.m.
EMIGRATION nom MILVORD HAvair.—The first
emigration them thillord Eaves to tiolkestralarian wholes
will lake pens by the anew mearoahip Lord Ashley, 660
lank 230therse whith is appointed to all from the
Seri Wake Mon at Neyland on the 15th May,
Amoldemd, New
Oinala. PAW= ONZ 88111.170
Timm; Aran. 13.—Admirkee es payment, 1,612; &Me
W arm di*, 694; teal, 2.206.