The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

TIIE OVERLAND MAIL.

We have received the despatches from India and
Chisa, of which a telegraphic summary appeared in
yesterday's Erin tn. The dates are—Calcutta,
Jon. 1;; Bombay, Jose 27; Hong Kong, June 10;
Bhanghae, to June 2.
In the Bombay Times, of June 22. we read :

The rains which commenced so early and so
au!picintis!y have for the past for night been altoge-
ther 'upended. The Chief of Too',spore ia Onde
baring refused to submit himself to our authority sad
threitened to give us trouble, the right wing of the
73rd Bengal Native Infantry, the bth Irregular, and
Captain Waldy's battery marched from Lucknow on
the 24th of May. They were joined at Balarampor•
by the 220 d Native Infantry and 38th Light In-
fantry god Whitt, y'e battery. There they, met
Mr. Wingfield, C. S., the Deputy Commissioner,
who having preceded the main body with the
38th and bth, at cum took possession of the place.
The troops, which were two years in mean, offered
no opposition : the chief himself fled ingloriously and
alone, seeking shelter some way in iron t—iotending
es was supposed to get within the Nepsul frontier.
The deputy commissioner, with a party mounted on
elephants, and irregulars, now dashed on, and over-
took the objrct of their quest —their approach
having been concealed by a tremendous deluge of
rain—when he was surrounded and captured
without resistance, the force having returned
to quarters without the loss of • man. The
highest praise is everywhere considered due
to Mr. Wingfield, one of the young civilians
whom Sir C. Napier in 1843 returned from Scinde
to the Governor-General as unfit for duty; the other,
Mr. Riddell, is now Postmaster-General for Indio.
Throughout our newly acquired territory everything
is as prosperous and orderly as in the old provinces
of the empire. The King atter having got the length
of Calcutta seams to have found his heart fail within
him at the idea of leaving for England. The Son-
tit.l insurrection seems once more to have gone to
sleep ; the monsoon rains have drowned out the flames
of discontent if any such exis!etd, and throughout all
parts of our empire the most profound tranquillity
penile. Two officers, Lieutenants Patterson and
Tovey, have been dismissed the service, the one far
calling the other ' a liar,' the other for assaulting his
insulter.

"Another court-martial has lately occurred amongst
us, where the commander-in-chief tells the members
that the finding is opposed to the evidence. A Lieu-
tenant Barnes had a quarrel with his superior officer,
Captain blaclood, and on the latter being appointed
to the command of the regiment, the former asked to
be sawed fromaervieg under him. The request was
viewed by the wemomader-in•ehisf wan act of iamb-
OrdMitillel...4lWy slim on thiorztacipto might re-
galing ea gm oy ain to be vea from duty on
the pis of a with hie immediate superior,
t discipline to in sad. Tbe court
Lieutenant Barnes, and the commander-ID-
wry severely rebuked the court sod disapproved
the sentence.
• General Biz P. Grant assumed command of the
Madras army on the 10th inst., the first company's
odour ever posted to the rank of constimader.in•chiet
IR these armies, in which he had risen. Es allow.
awes are reduced by one-half ander the sew charter.
Mr. P. W. LeGayt, the Bombay member of the Lo-
be, Cones% hem been on a visit to the Western
for the past two months, sod is about to
Mora to tta almost immediately. He was last
week satertaieed by the Birders aad nobility of the
Demon at roam—Groat excitement has prevailed
within the past ten days at thepreelihney owing to
her Parsee students from the Ziphinstowe Instils.
ties having applied to the mildomerise of the free
church of Scotland for Christian %Weed= and
baptism; three of them have returned to their Mssds.
Lord Canning is at Calcutta, and the governors of
Madre. and Bombay are at the soots of their re-
spective comments.
"The Bombay money market hes become seder, and
eseurities of all deseriptions have gives way. Freights
have declined, sad the condition of the import mar•
het Is somewhat depressed."