The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

INDIA.

'rho to:Lowing is frees the sammary of the Orevlunt
/k, 7.ftes of Sept. 10
limo country le gloomily quiet. The dissharged
Orsini are embarking kir Europe.
1 he appointment of Sir Erskine Perry to a wit is
thJ t unseal of Latta. and of Sir Henry Fevre as the
e,ce•vicr of Sir J. P: Grant is the commit of Cal-
have gt•en 11,e4 elltinfection in this country.
hits wants men more than wiessures, sad the
appointment of haifm-dozirn man like the preemie
lir/verso, af Madras to ausecane aatbority will es
more for its future welters than an ten thousand
terciatione of Al. Legislative
There hi. been no Material Ching* in our import
market, the business' truneacted being to a limited
stunt, owing to the state of the wet weather; the
moony market Its. exhibited no change; and the
rates of tweocuit far government and private semen-
tine remain at d and 7 per ant. respectively. The
ranee of freights and exchange, which had slightly
advaseed, have receded again.
It is believed in Calcutta that the Governor-Gene-
ral will proceed to the Upper Provinces in October
NIL

Sit P. Grant. the Commander-in-Chef at Mader,
hoe received oews by telegram that Major Nott had
completely surmised Fame Shah. Whether he is
taken or sot ia not Mar.
Iron works at Name Tal have been fairly opened,
when Mr. Rees Davie has succeeded in manatee
taring iron from native ore. The rich iron ore in
the neighbourhood az.d all the other requisites had
been brought to the notice of the govenumsat by
Colonel Drummed, bat it was reserved for private
enterprise to set up the work in earnest.
The disturbances at Senors and Khateria are set
yet over. The Ranee has sot paid her troops, and
therefore there is universal discontent. It bus bees
constantly repotted by credible pencils, dist the
Jeypore government is going to disarms the forces
and also the people; and to the the Rajah has given
hiv comet. Hut the troops are very obstinate in
inirreneering their weapon,. They all appear.dis-
affected with the Bri,ish government.
The Madras Bpretator confirms the intelligence of
the remove: of the Hydrabad residency from
enudder ()haat to ltolaram. With reference to Sir
Patrick Grant's recommendation that Secunderabad
should be abandoned and the whole of the subsidiary
force moved towards Trimnlghery, it is reported that
the resident, Colonel Davidson, has distinctly pointed
oat to the soma government, the immense outlay,
mounting to several lakhs of rupees, which such
removal will render necessary. Secunderabad will
in ail probability be still allowed to flourish as one of
the begat military stations in India.
In anticipation of the sanction of government, the
Co' amender-an-Chief has directed the following
temporary, ergamstion of the European regiments
of her Majesty's Indian Army oa the Bengal esta-
blishment, from the let proslme

Oareiry reetieeete to be dfirlded hie beeps of ace ler them
60 weak est the of the camber barmaid' the return% emu ea-
deem of eil sea tads( their dlieherge. The helm to be
equally &art toted moose the beep thee twin um tenet&
!literary regiments are to b. divided Ye etearesies of hit
leas thee 60 reek .ad Ale of the rumba beise as the MUM%
eallearlastre of .11 ore taking their dleeherr. An eatethig
eirgemata, dimmer., end trumpeters se to he &Med se
molly se preelble mown the t 0..,. ma sad
proreoh me me Dot to take place sow briber eels% or until
No BMW of ase-ceetedoeloreed eines Ms below the re-
pent.* reoeetly bed . eft . 1 eureeeet sad 1 wpml to
every printer. excluetre of guff soa-comesieeioesi
same

A letter from Augur to the DelAi Gazette, dated
Ikh instant. says •—•• The notorious rebel, Hem
thug, who. you may !emeni her, I told yoa was hover-
ing about in this neighbourhood and eluding the
Arilance of our spies, was marked down this morn-
ing in a revise about live miles off. A party of the
Nahratta Horse was immediately despatched to take
him. On being surrounded be showed fight, and it
wee not until be had received a severe sabre cut on
the head, and after he had badly wounded a dea-
der, that he was captured. He will not recover, I
expect, to grace the gallows. He is an enormously
fist man, 6 feet high. and a Übe specimen of a Pandy.
He was a native officer in the Mehidpore Contingent,
and went first to Delhi ; since which he has been is
Central India with several fellows under his cm-
:nand. holding the mak of pseral."