The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

EGYPT.

Intelligence has been received from Alexandria to
the 24th ult. A strong detachment of wounded and
convalescent soldiers from the army in India had
arrived at Sues en route for England. According to
amounts from the Red Sea, Captain Fallen, of the
Cyclops, had been charged by the Admiralty with
the immersion of the submarine cable which is to
pat England and India in communication. He had
left for the south-eastern coast of Arabia, oarefally
taking soundings along the Hue which the cable was
to follow. Some English soldiers, while occupied in
digging the foundation for a small fort on the Island
of Camaran, found a tomb, partly destroyed by time,
but enough of the inscription was left to show that it
was that of the Chevalier de Creme, an officer of the
Venus frig ate,w ho w as charged by Louis X VI, in 1787,
under the command of Admiral Rosily, to explore
the Red Sea, and who died while on that service.
The English °Sores have had the monument re-
paired. From meteorological observations made
daring the months of October, November, Decem-
ber, and January, it appears that the Red flea at
that period of the year is not so dangerous as has
been generally imagined. The prevailing triode
ha,* been from the N.W., but, although violent,
they had not impeded the navigation. Babelmandel
alone was impassable for five days. The opinion
formerly prevailed that the Red Bea was unnavig-
able during three months of the year.

JAPAN.

The Bhanyhae Market Report of lan. 7 says:—
" Japan is now attracting attention as an opening
for foreign trade. There hare been eight or ten
ships cleared for Nagasaki sines the late treaties were
made, the Japanese goveniment admitting them
under the Dutch treaty until ratifications are ex-
changed."

Coast Oster-Seeken, Governor of Sebastopol
dreg the Cri•rs war, hes mired l Paris.
" Ws ere gled," gays the Bombay Tittles," to ob.
rem tir peeper d lerepsea medimd art is the Nisanis
ambit= Tie mulled school at Ifyrebed, medaceed
Dr. iniolt order the dated= hams, et the casideat sad
I hag, is literaidag. At a mad =eerie= at re
Mod Dr. Meephsetaa sad Cole were webs eseedohel et
the resat cd Icaoshage •bbe the puede display= i• see-
ray, plywiercy, pathology, midwifery, &o. Dr. timitite
issirsedes wee by roans of Metres is the Pesetas Ingsege
all seersery lest books".

A *mar b;in Past been issued by the government
k Isle ledmatig that "it hes bonne the practice in
nay dike pubis Mikes in the anent meanie sad at
ths ern d genrement M peke °Sad Inks and preen
WWI ef omen them le menemipt. knees nein as
MOM deenent in pelt en apt to soprano that It ha. bees
pablisheA nil Ina they me at Harty to w ft emardinely,
ar et as, esie M be mein 'Wm iM maients Memos
gesseally hum sr net. This Is a mistake. MINI lepers
—mbrAer Finn et copied by head, me et a confidential
dianatere ad NO Oa to be Walk& enekby order of coin.
reek Whiny seal inks the prameibsd tithe. The eine
prespedne an to he tubs la either eta against thole pub-
Ilestint la is either ems the %bake& el the esitt'sg
ps-
MOiien is equally enktbk"

lIN DIA.

(MOW oul OWX

BOMBAY, FIB. 9.
The rebellion in Oode has been brought to a bril-
liant close. Peace is re-established, and tranquillity
and order prevail where anarchy and confusion so
lately reigned. In my last I mentioned that the
principal rebel leaders had been driven across the
Raptee into Nepanl ; that their followers were dispi-
.

Mod and disorganised, and that they were witl-
out provisions or supplies of any kind. Since then
their position has not improved. The oombioed
armies of the Begum, the Nana, and Beni Mandoo,
amount to about 12,000 men of all arms. They

occupy a position across the Repaid frontier, not
very far from Bankee, the scene of their last defeat.
It was at tint supposed that Jung Bahadoor would
not assume any prompt offensive attitude with regard
to the fugitives. But he has agreeably deceived
public expectation by at once taking up a decisive
position. He no sooner heard that they had erossedthe
Raptee and entered his territories than he issued

proclamation to the effect that all murderers and
rebels in arms who crossed the Nepanl border were
to be given up to the British government, and that
all large armed bodies would be utterly destroyed.
He, however, did not confine himself to words

deeds promptly followed. The Ghoorka army was
at once moved downward, in the direction of the
rebel position, and an application forwarded to Lord
Clyde for troops to co-operate with the army of
NepauL Brigadier Horaford was ordered upon this
duty, and his brigade has already =seed the Raptee
to join the Ghoorka army. By the time the next
mail leaves, I shall, in all likelihood, have intelligence
of a battle to communicate, as the British and No-
paulece generals will doubtless bring matters at once
to an issue.

In Oude the most effective measures are being
adopted for the disarming of the people. Up to the
middle of January the returns showed a seizure of—
cannons, 173; muskets, 79,729; swords, 279,930

spears, 14,386; weapons of other descriptions'
177,128. We had up to the same date destroyed
483 forts, and about 1,800 Sepoys had come in under
the amnesty. The whole of the Sikh regiments
have been ordered back to the Punjaub. An order

was also lately issued in Locknow , commanding
every Affghan, affecting to be a trader, to sell his
goods within s certain time, and then to return from
whence he came. This order was promulgated in

consequence of the number of Afghan merchants
who have lately swarmed into the city. The Oude
army has been diminished by more than one-third.
It has been reduced from a total strength of 33 regi-
ments of infantry, 11 of cavalry, 28 companies or
troops of artillery, and b of sappers, to 20 regiments
of foot, 8 of eavalry,l7 of artillery, and 3 of sappers.
The principal portion of the diminished army will
be stationed at Lucknott. Beetapoor, Ohoruckpoor,
Fysabad, Roy Busily, Obareepoor, and Tooleepoor,
are all to be garrisoned by strong bodies of
British troops. A number of regiments have bean
ordered home, amongst which are the 9th Lancers
and Mande's battery.
Lord Clyde continues indisposed at Lncknow, and
his ultimate return to England's becoming a subject
of speculation. Bit Hugh Rose, an officer of great
distinction, and signally well qualified to hold an-
mime command in India, is regarded as his probable
successor.

Lord Canning has returned .to Calcutta ; but, be-
fore leaving Allaliabad, he thanked Lord Clyde and
his army for their brilliant services in Oude. His
lordship dispensed with the usual salute on his ar-
rival at the Presidency, but resumed his executive
functions under the new title of a the Viceroy and
Governor-General of India." Mr. Montgomery has

been appointed to the lieutenant-governorship of
the North-West Provinces, vies Sir John Lawrence,
who returns to Ragland by the first mail in March.
It is expected that Mr. George Campbell will sue-
peed Mr. Montgomery as Chief Commimioner in
Oude. He has had a good deal of experience, and
the nomination would be generally popular.
Tantia Topes and Fero= Shah are still at large
in Rsjpootana, but their combined force is now dis-
posed and divided, and its fragments have almost
ceased to be dangerous. Brigadier Honner, after
Showers' action at Boos', on the 16th ultimo, took
up the chase, leaving the latter to fall beck upon
Bburtpore. The enemy after his defeat took the
direction of Ulwur, one of the most wealthy cities of
those parts. They were, however, unable to effect
an entrance into the city. Perose Shah in vain
pinned a preelamation on the gates of Choir, declar-
ing himself to be heir to the dignities and titles of
the descendants of Timour. The Choir Contingent,
not believed to be particularly loyal, gave him no
assistance, and he was forced to sheer off with his
colleagues to the northwards towards Beware,. Bat
on learning that Major Redmond was marching to
intercept him, he abandoned his designs upon
Rewaree, and proceeded westward in the direction
of Nernool. Redmond followed them, and reached

Shabjehanpore, midway between Narnool and
Rewaree, on the 17th January. The rebels, preened
by this advance, u well as by the pursuit of Holmee's
brigade from the southward, went by Minute and ,
made for a pass armor the hills into the Shekawattee ,
district by Oodeypor, and from thence proceeded
north-westward to Itamghar, with the intention of '
plundering it. On the 31st they were again very
nearly caught by Brigadier Holmes. This of car,
after marching 294 miles in 12 days, and 62
miles in 48 hours, came up with Tantia
on the morning of the 21st of January at Seeker.
Aa engagement at once ensued, but the enemy re-
fused to stand, and again sought safety in flight.
Forty or fifty rebels were killed, and a number of
hones and arms fell into our hands. On the 23rd of
January Testis was heard of at Kootchawurr, still
farther south-west. and a little to the north of the
flambe Lake, with the intention, it was thought, of
making his way to Komulmair and Oodeypoor,
through the Mairta district, vid Patin and Awah,
where probably he would be joined by the Awah
Thakoor, whose town we captured about this time
lest year. Palle* is a rich town, but it has been
covered by a force from Noronha. Brigadier
Holmes remains close at the heels of the rebels ; and
Brigadier Park was, according to the latest intelli-
gence, atKishenghur, between Nurerabad mallard,
in a favourable position to interpose between Tantia
and Joudhpore. Michel and Becher's colonies are
at Kotah. Sir Robert Napier is about to besiege
Nargbur. It was at first believed that Mann Sing
weld surrender, but he has sine* removed himself
beyond the pale of mercy. As Sir Robert Napier's
force was retiring after the flight of Tantia Topes to
the north of the Chumbul, a party of Highlanders
came to Narghar, between Goons and the Parbutty,
and applied for provisions. The demand was re-
fused, and the party was attacked byte gag which
turned out to be °rimed of Mann Sing's followers.
Seven Highlanders were killed. Barjore Sing was
defeated on the banks of the Sled River on the 16th
of January, by Major M'Mahon's column, consist-
ing of detachments from her Majesty's 14th Dra-
goons, Maude's Horse Royal Regimen, 21st Coos-
posy her Msjeaty's Highland Light In-
fantry, and the 23th Bombay Native Infantry.
with two gas of the Bombay Artillery. The stir-

prise was complete, and a number of rebels Wen
slain ; the rest taking themselves off in the direction
of Calm.
The Nizam's dominions still continue agitated, but

no important operations have taken place during the
fortnight. The DAMN', however, continue threat.
ening ; and, it is said, have seised several strong.
holds, from which they will require to be dislodged
by a siege train. Sir Hugh Rose is to command in
the Dekkan, and will, no doubt, speedily coerce the
refractory, and restore order and tranquillity.
The weather is extremely changeable, and the
weather-wise predict that the cold season is nearly
out.

The Governor and Commander-in-Chief continue
to reside at the presidency.
There has been a serious depression in the import
market during the fortnight. The active demand
and almost daily rise of prices which ruled while the
arrivals were few has now given way to slackened
inquiry, and a corresponding decline of prices, in
consequence of simultaneous arrivals of vessels with
excessive supplies. Owing to the great scarcity of
money, very limited purchases have been made, in
consequence of the difficulty experienced by up•
country buyers in negotiating bills, and very little
business has, therefore, been done during the lut
fortnight. Exports are intolerably good demand, and
the tendency of the market is in favonr of buyers.
The money market continues very tight. The
Bank of Bombay rate of discount is 11 per cent. for
advances on security of government paper, and 18
per cent. on commercial bills. The government have
notified the issue of Treasury bills bearing interest at
ulna per cent. per day, and the announcement bee
seriously affected the prices of government stocks,
which are now quoted at 77 per cent. for Fours, and
871 per cent. for Fives.
Exchange on England, 2s. led. for first ease six
months sight Bank bills, and 25.1 13-led. far docu•
meets. The price has been maintained at about the
same figure throughout the fortnight. On Calcutta,
at sight, 96 per cent. On Madras, at 30 days sight,
Wiper oent, On Hong Kong, at 60 days sight,
Rupees, 214 per 100 dollars.
P.B.—The north-west dawk has lust arrived,
bringing intelligence that the rebels had evacuated
Nargher before our force arrived. They took refuge
in the jungles, leaving eighteen small iron guns of
native manufacture in the fort and a quantity of

ammunition. The Louis were loaded and laid, but
the hearts of the garrison seemed to have failed
them when they saw the advance of the Goons,
solemn. The bastions were blown up and the guns
destroyed. Mann Bing was not in Narghur, es was
at first believed, the men who fired upon the 71st
being a portion of the late Kotah Contingent.

The Bombay Standard of February 9 published
the following es an " extra :"
" We learn by telegraph from Lucknow, of the
4th Test, that sung Bahadoor of Nepaul having
applied to Lord Clyde for the aid of British troops to
assist in reducing the rebels now refugees in his
territory, Lord Clyde ordered Brigadier Hereford to
advance into Nepali Brigadier Rorsford aoeord-
ingly has crossed the Raptee for the purpose of join•
ing the Ohoorka army. The rebels under Beni
Mando, Nana Sahib, and others, were at no great
distance from Bank** in Nepaul.
" We regret to learn by the same telegram that
Lord Clyde is indisposed.
"Leather stocks are abolished! Bee Majesty's
fame in India are to discontinue their wear."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
ilf 11 ■OIIT 01100 E-111 ILI //OMIT IMil.

Tlmt boultrupt °Anon woodonenlo,4 so s Mort of ems.
churcb-str.r. 71i. was the ar*mbrasileumbubblis aristiss.
The can ramarkable hos its anasios rMbtint of
li"tort Hilt*, the honk. r ulGra•corad sad to Dandirdas in
bdaac•-•bert bad returned 011isna on
10,0001. or 12,0001. 0• tb•eibar bend Otenannbally Amiss
twat anything is duo frau lain to RIO., sad boo rotarned
to.. in Oat auteald nalasna-abeet, se s debtor to his at
3.041.. and Hills non 9,a on &bias 014,013/.. With a new
of reetluiltag Thin diacrepsey tb• .an spriand to
to heard ; but Hill. lid ant sorter, nor my or on
hr behalf, out it vs. swot by lb. Orsison, tin *OW
a..i,obes, that he had •••• aotbiri .1 him sines the lost
seeU
intli alit?, the rrgionsr, itpisd If Hillslnd Inn son.
. _ _

Ma Akar sktad that a ammaals had bats bawd, sad da
st~ h.. 4 larva arm k, tat th. saisakfte is.
psWtW Hal* bad par abaad.
Ha ma thia caltel at lb* top et lb. stairs, but 11141 swat

Ire. lesereetce, lot the aviiiinees of Hills, stead the dr-
routisoom wader ettiaa team go were bal. He bad
been instancted to opp se Rohe.. wildcat*, bet woo itiarshod
that he had !poet° Aoateeba ariih the view a(obdiNetterer
from some w..ltb7 friends teem in order to mar
of,r to his en et.tois. In the eireneriateners, primps, the
test coulee. ernold he to &lonia the coosid.ratios of the Ott-
Mils., Pt= die, so u t. leave the door open to the braltrapt
to lathe soy (mum application.
.

The Conicuiwtonrr'll am very deriledly Greer of that
CMS& In fact, doubt whether any other scull be taken
In the shamus of the tonkrupta.
Mr. Bagiq and Mr. Mead, who were inetrocted to oppore
for creditors, also concurred in the propriety of an adjuoun-
prat sine die.

CouTtoiarioner— Let • sots be made, that no mhos.
quest meting be tined
without e special epttiltavion for the
S
hia Desna rid the =4 rersaniog <motion was a b
OA seem of the opposing creditors. and the stieirroties had se
objeetios to their towing out of the joist ruts in oho dart
lasisame.
Oftlend fccordiso7.
. . .

Purelliq sy, foe the
assignees of Gibson, consented tohla
mr.UWWII veld he appeared w the as of Hills.
igr. gaol °Meted diet Mr. I-avenues could not be heard
la this cost se the assignees of Hire hal not proved maims
Oihson's estate.
Mr. Lawrence said he woe prepared now to make a proof.
It was a matter of Indifference to Hill's aesigneee whe-
ther Mice pawed or not, but they wished to
make their proof. They tendered a 'pet of for 11,6721.
• difficulty arose from the sheen°. of Hill., the official
sot being in a position to swear positively
rosterlasbe, and (totem inettively denying It. The official
enigmas had met and had agreed on certain principles and
genres. It woe not dirputed that Othern bad received from
Hulls and Son, in the period over which three encomia ex-
tended, 9,832/. Gibson admitted the receipt of this amount.,
but alleged that tele WM 160111 than balanced by monists
• =oust of Hills and and that be was, fm fact, a
aediter for 1,1001.
Mr Begley said be should mules strfit proof on oath of
the debt.
The Commimionar—That Is the military morn, bat not
in oases wham Has baakrupt has ran away. In fact, both
the bsokrupte it. in peel dollen, foe they both rsa away.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Lstermee—Bat unfortunately they did not both go at
the same time. Hills .tared has till be had passed his es-
saileation ; °Aeon r.n away before his baakroptoy, and did
sot sarreader till three years had elapsed.
After a COIF nalon

Mr. Lowman aail'lt was admithal as all Isiah that

Gtbeoe bed had 9,8321 hone Hill. and doitT and reepereaeale
to the masa of VOL were admitted. Poetizer Wear, one-
lag sa 4.4.50/. appeared to have bees pad tato
the Bask le 1851 and lan, to the meceent of
Hdi; bat those payments could not be let ell spirt lite
debt of HLL awl Den.
Gibson wee eammised it peat ieeeth.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.
ni IR SAMS ISAAC £IOINT.--111X01:11.A2 CAB&

This I•74.7.T;:74.7ZrbiirliZta7, L7iiams.
Seal rad law, as also by in Sewed, fat a =visor named
Irk 04. Darr supports&
MS rase rerearkshie err The reolvent, who le •
Zak ass, bad ba. la Manses it re lierbow TOVOII4
, whisk wee kept by has brotbarin.lerr, Jobs
alaiwho bad lately beta • bearept. The Weber
'vritli lie brother-bwrs. Jobe Ave& is Jess
the mai. Arse palewbors, la Hirenailtalk
lot will& ho paid US . He was twat it
" eight weeks," and ibis west oat ears the aeon
Is armor weed Pest der ISO., iseiwkr 2/01. sham*
rthet=biaTisre was • Ism et
As
et trsels•
swq w•
Nisi by beerwlem saheb was irregei by Jells &ger,
wir
Ir usea. • isabaspe, and,
M wee sail We Mrs rail Est
pop is tie prod
- Happened that 011ie Oehler, Is das sled trees leis
=bedi elms 11201., est Y. mere it err said was tart
ANNA wee this elessil with a no* bankrupt 7.
Tlis lushest nes aid ha wee a perste with Ms brother to
dr. IWO AM&
Xr. Osereiseleser Murphy rid the lase rest appeared to
has. lees re uraliderhone " tor Jobe Maser
Kr. lies Gebel the mart to diaries the err for beer.
kg es the ineshest mar der karat selector with
• Itsear. _ _

Tie Court orkerood do ors dos do to roidiodko, odd
selsood to allow do anises ca bail. It was • =rises
Gook and tbit bookost nut infect a mooed it do dm*
bolos sake k this "sled wools."

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

Wollaff-eraser.

Jaen kit, s7erirtris Arg yetea •••••rills•t
keiskted ir•••N r • leseellar, vsearnsrbsdere Mr.
Vlbassurt vsh ths towards
Mr. Moho Cain" =d else Washaarehad AMON
Mr- Memo.
dDesbtahai-sartst, sppsersd foe Ike tow
e=ire, lbw his titer, set, tsgesssly berms st_
• evelare end • pike-coaartis. it
eillistkiam2ssektask,she " the prseisse rresdad, 4=rse
et the bar sad Modeled • eels *vas yid&
ht 1111011111 dine\ Csaideireeds vire gave
M Shy bat be desired she fed re; • dbeees
mess, sal be sad Mn. CAM the eihse rms. diem-
Clirlbw baerfred, spite whisk ddrehat asked Mu
m•dmishist, s• es le weeks meek dished Wm
Mkt'lA sod wartrarly Ms wren the
writ where • Wiens. seseseded La pl. Wm.
Mr. Beata visited eat or sum* sight be mob hi
the meson presieth• i laused virtositers same similar
Ras

Mr. IYlyaosert WI dr isheint, irbe &dot es whale
amigo, bet salbil vs wham% est vim pike= dadleip
vowel kup air isipastebb dry meg sad
tem Ws. eta pre orilearairt
amid re be iieeetei sad a amid M., or 114 leyi fwd.
TIN OM vowd. M.
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LAMISTII.

morel ziar7;:le ili:. rat., .Toy dram'
M, brother, w. pier at tho by mire Mr.
and armee, is honor with ibradarisi his ear
aid the Irks reorviag sal &rag with Wgeszazz4;*.guity kaawiedgo.
• eitioaar la ti. Weitrotitueed, apses.
Om at the sight hails • prat sawed linghtim •
=rto him mg to that limn MOM at hi hare end ia-
ho Wm, awl m maws hit mid if be bad • gnus
Mused Parma i bis mnhwt 110 reglad that
hr, sod Meisgbeer thin rid bs tad he at roes
arladiralag Tanis had hosirobbing
Meorlimiripsd hew behessaisielinswidhisdiskir
sod la, Maweitoktopliolthet he lard lithesome
dell Is therms mem with Panora end his latrabscsad hod
Am that dremssenas hiss.. awro of is mast rift
W. and ailed that We nom for mein them was Ohm he
beams away that Priers war sir% have his nerwitimmi
Mia is brim • youag mai who id drirwarly bra la his
(Mr. Osaborre) secure. He this maingewied diaghtair
id • margin to Ms biers, sad them hued • imam
fall al itaksisey, all of which he id ao desk at tbs sir
=so hi pertird shot hie grind,* nibs had boss
hem the wreggen. Os *Ming for tir pier
Mirk, ha hurl la weo at • terra merles is Ma
asighlriorbeed, hem which b. took him, awl he strew
gleattlyhelormidgott hot ems& portisamiths iuroperty were
is (proiserree), lad OM had Mohr The Metier
Wo=hadly
lo tobeet his easily. Tits miasma Bitmed
his
si , William said hi IPS/ sot aware
ihkregary ea giltllea.
aauM
Tbs -poreattor sold be hod so reit Ord Hirogir, who
gash rival ea tit day, word
_rim • vary Mimi
coloara tits CM who be pm ids Mines. and the
Kiss won remold hi his sillenisin

NOTORIOVS Camillus In atosisiztir—Adviese
lam bow roosivol ton tbs Rev. Joseph Jahr" sent oat
to Wok* to do tosvitos r Plossestis, Wolin *astral*
W this Cassia litosiosory toossissiowiss
saassions the solival ot sososisos sinvist Ism= R
sadam
PA/pa* owl lei'est goli4oss sobbors Ape owl
Tutor, cal es host birelstoe &woo& OM Jest tio
Norm TY welter ssys see Si =lssa
Pabille wet* ushiojukose, to. 110.
swaged, so I , whasksi slow am my bag"
with 'booths spa the pereses. Tbeir heal* wises to
to gook bet tboy mew wow. bed sad iltiostoll, mil wry of
n• odobested Rev. Dr. Dossollond, who is vs-
Wad io • rib morivis, and who, loth • Wag d I.MII. s
roe, cossisisil hem to so esosoces saws% ilOs sties
antood set is sloe salsey, and Is sow sosplord mewls* As
world is the raw amid rhos, .Ida Me Noe bass am-