The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-18 00:00:00

INDIA.

We have reoeived papers from Bombay, dated
Jan. 17, and from Calcutta to the 10th of the same
month.

Very little of general interest (says the Bom-
bay limes) has transpired sines the last mail left,
except in connexion with the China force. That is
gradually assuming yet larger proportions, and the
appointments on the general staff are verging
towards oompletenees. The following, we believe,
may be relied on :
_ _ _

Idstassant-Ossersl Mr J. Hope Grant, conunanding ;
Colossi Rigatonis (now in Chins), chief of staff ; Colossi
Mackenzie (deputy adjatant-genereJ, Bengal), adjataat-

geowsl; Colena Bisphenmat (now in Chine), deputy ad-
jutant-general; Colonel Brume (chief of police, °stilt),
deputy adjataat-gireral, Norm ftwoe; Ikon Drumm&
and Taylor, mignat adjutants-pnemal ; Colonel Holdieh,
C.B. (commending Gondsh etatka and Trans Bova),
quartermeter-gensmal; Colonel Nogg (deputy ameimeme
quartermeew-penny, Ondh DIMInt), deputy quarter-
maider-gaterel ; Captain P. B. Lunettes (60. h N I.), Cep-
tain u. Alligooi (49th S.L.), chant gusitermasters-

general; Generale Napier and kited, gessrae of divisioa.
Siam last mailesyseal additions to the Bengal por-
tion of the force have been sent to us. The whole
list at present stands thus :
BlNClAL.—Boropeass :—No. 2 Battery 11th Brigade
Royal Artillery; cavalry (not detailed); 4* oempasty
Royal Engineers; 23rd compsny, ditto ; H. IL. ltd (Let
goat, or HMIs) Foot; H. MI 6th (Royal lat Warwickshire)
Foot, let *tulles ; H. K. Bth (Kates) Foot, lat losthelion;
H. IL. 23rd (Royal Welsh Fusiliers) Foot, Ist betedics)
H. K. 37th (North Hampshire) Foot; H. K. 80th (King's
Royal) RN* Corps, let battalion; H. M. 87th (South
Hampshire) Foot; H. K. 73rd Foot; H. H. 87th (Royal
Irish Foolliers) Foot; H. M. Nth (Lanarkshire) Foot.
Natives:—lrrsgnlar cavalry (sot detailed) ; dye battalions
infwatry (sack 800 stroug).

111Azzia.—Baropsaaa; N 0.7 Satisfy 14th Brigade Royal
Artillery; H. H. Ist (Kin's) Dragoon Bawds, two squad-
ron.; A and K companies Sapporo and Miners; H. W. 44th
(Bast Ryan) Foot; H. M. 66th (Berbltire) Foot. Native:
A. Company 6th Battalion Artillery (Golaoclause); let
Bopplanental Compasy (Gedoadause).
BOMlLT.—Earopeans H. K. 31st (Hantingdonahhy)
Foot; H. U. 66th (West Ram) Foot. Native: 3rd Rae-
moat N. I. (1,000 strong) ; 6th Regional N. (Llght) I.
(ditto).

The only information we have of the cavalry is
afforded by the Meissenlite of the 10th—" on dit,
that it is to consist of a troop or squadron of the
god Dragoon Guards." Of the irregular cavalry the
same journal has heard that it will comprise" 600
volunteers from the four regiments of Sikh Cavalry."
The Delhi Gazette also says that three squadrons
of irregular cavalry, under Captain Fans, are going,
and that volunteers are wanted. Captain Fans is
second in oommand of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment
Punjaub Irregular Force.
Of Chiron% troops (Infantry) the Oudh Gasette,
usually reliable, has heard that the 24th (let Bat-
talion) are likely to go ; and the Popsies Oiseroer
mentions the 43rd, it being ordered to Calcutta.
The latter, however, is more likely to remain at the
Presidency, to supply the plus of the 60th and
90th. Towards completing the five battalions of
Native Infantry, the 6th and 13th Punjaub Infantry,
the 33rd Bengal Native Infantry, now at Peshawar,
and the 60th Ghoorkas, have volunteered their
services.

Sir Hope Grants said (Lean*le Herald) to
have applied for an wort of the Bays to accompany
him to China.

By a letter from Simla, the sth instant, we learn
that " t►at portion of the office establishments with
Lord Clyde have received orders to prepare for a
trip to Calcutta, to attend Sir Hugh Rose to the
upper provinces." Lord Clyde proceeds down the
Indus, but from what point is not yet determined,
on his way to Bombay, whence he embarks for
England.
The Right Ron. J. Wilson was at Lucknow on the
13th alt.

The Governor of Madras Ma proceeded as a tour
to the south, and will be absent from the seat of go-
vernment for about two months.

The strength of the Madras regiments of Native
Infantry hes been reduced to 700 men each.
The Viceroy has called on the Punjabis and Hie-
dostanee regiments to volunteer for the China
service. His lordship held a dubs" at Meerut on
the 24th December, and reached Delhi on the 29th.

The expedition against the tribe of Wureereee,
who murdered Captain Mecham in the Kohat Pus,
has been eneessaful. Their encampments have been
destroyed, and their sheep, dm., captured.
TM trial of some of the late leaders of rebellion
in Code hu commenced.

The Pooreah Observer, in a postscript dated Jan.
14, says:' We hays jnat heard, on good authority.
that Sir Henry &menet is to remain another year
in India as Commander-in-enief of Bombay; that
General Mansfield is to go as second in command of

r %wow
8, 18iD.

that Colonel Bit Chu.

Btaset, H.C.8., is to oommsnd the 26th Regiment
ILL, Major Bacon of that corps romasing his
Bombay appeistmet."
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BOMBAY, Lex. 26.
(By Red Sea Telegraph.)

Shirting', 81 lbs., 6r. Bs. per piece. Kieianga
on London, 2s. lid. Money tighter. Cotton, 118
to 121 rupees per candy. Malwa opium, 1,306 to
1,310 rupees per chest. Discount, 9 per cent.
Copper sheathing, 72r.; tile, 84r. to 64r. Ba. per sort.
40's mule twist, Br. 12s. to 9r. 2a. 7p. per bale.
Markets generally dulL Freights advanced to 40s.
to 455.

RECEPTION OF FARINI AT FERRARA.
(AT 1101111AZINZ TBLICIZAPIO

(141011 OUR own 001/IXOPONDOITj
We have received the following from our Special
Correspondent in Italy :
"FERRARA, Paz. 17.
"-Parini has been received at Ferrara with great
enthusiasm. The town was illuminated.

AUSTRIA.

BIRLIN, FRIDAY, FE8.17.

It ie asserted that M. Thouvenel has forwarded a
despatch to the Marquis de Moustier, the French
ambassador at Vienna, instructing him to remind
Austria of her promises concerning Venetia.