The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The despatch printed above appeared in this morn-
ing's Daily News. The following, from our own
correspondent at Trieste, communicating further
particulars, has been since received:

(BY IIthIMAILINE AND IHITIgI TILIORATI.)

TRIESTE, SATI'MDAT MOUNING.
The India Mails left Alexandria on the 20th,
with dates from Calcutta, 19th May; Madras, 25th;
Ceylon, 30th; Bombay, 27th; and Hong-Kong, 91.
From Calcutta to Lahore the troops of the Bengal
presidency are in open or undisguised mutiny. At
Ferozepore, the 57th and 45th Native Infantry have
mutinied; the 10th Cavalry stood by the Europeans,
and the native regiments were broken and dispersed.
Part of the 57th were coming in and delivering
their arms. Delhi is in possession of 3,000 rebel
Sepoys. Lieutenant Willoughby in charge of the
powder magazine, fired it and escaped. Fifty Inca
of rupees have been plundered from the Delhi Bank,
and several of the Europeans have been murdered.
The mutineers have proclaimed the son of the Em-
peror of Delhi King of India.
General Anson with a European force was on the
march from the hill. to attack the insurgents, and
troops from other points have been despatched; the
storm was allaying.
All quiet at Lucknow and Benares. His High-
ness the Nizam of the Deccan died on the 19th May.
BOMBAL—In the impost market the business
done was very limited. The money market was
much tighter, and the banks raised interest of 3 per
• cent. Freights very dull, and bad declined. Cotton
and wool are quiet. Exchange, 2s. 11d. to 2s.
CALCUTTA.—There is no change in either the
import or export markets. Money ii easier, and the
Bengal bank has reduced its interest of one per cent.
r Freights unaltered, with a scarcity of tonnage.
Exchange: 2s. 1;d. to 2a. 2 5.11 d.; Madras, 2s. ltd.
to 2s. ltd.
The bark Ocean, Captain Dodd, was lost at Pooree,
the crew all saved.

The total exports of indigo from the Ist Novem-
ber to the 13th May, amount to 25,422 chests.

Another despatch says that eleven officers hare
been killed at Delhi.

CHINA

The insurgents are gaining ground. It was re-
ported that the capital of K way in Kuel Lung had
fallen into the hands of the chief rebel. The grana-
ries and Tree Sky arc exhausted. The price of
rice has risen to 4 dollars. The exports
from Formosa are prohibited. The duty on opium
has been levied; it is to be 12 tads per chest. It
is feared that supplies of new teas would be retarded,
if not altogether diverted, from Port Victoria. Ex-
changes: llong Kong, 4s. 11d. to Ss.; Shanghai,
I is. 31c1.

(IT BWAIONE AND BRITISH TELEOLLTIL)
MARSEILLES, SATLRDAT.
The India and China mails arrived here at seven
o'clock this morning, and will leave at ten.
The India letters will, in all probability, therefore,
be distributed by the first delivery on Monday
morning.

A shopkeeper of Vienna lately put up in his
window a notice, declaring that " the proprietor of the estab-
lishment wished to enter into the marriage state with a well-
conducted young woman or • young widow." " Since then,"
some of the local journals state, " it is quite inconceivable
what a number of women of every age enter the steep to
mako purchases, but the would-be Benedict hes not yet
made his choioe."