The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-20 00:00:00

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

INDIA.
satleWa have received our advices from Bombay,
d -esPatrifuta and Madras, of the dates given in the
-
c- published last Monday. The most
4Peortatit
event reported by this mail is the
hilitvlati°n of Oude. The resident, Gen. Out rana,
ealela g spent some time with Lord Dalhousie, at
for Leta, in January, left on the 25th of that month
eze licknow, to carry out the policy with the
Geeeerllti°4 of which he was entrusted.
sorer Outram's first interview with the
his se. occurred on the 4th of February, when
lion'll.ieatY Was urged to sign a deed of abdica-
Would This he positively refused, saying that he
London Ppeal to England, and go in person to
Proci2 1..1P0n this General Outram issued the
has-aiation deposing his majesty. The King
leferb,Be,nt a circular to all zemindars and ami 8,
charming them that the Company have taken
j all gee of the kingdom, and directing them to pay
callreellt
tioa,, the officer sent by the Resident to
it, and ordering them to offer no opposi
red-
leeL King had closed the palace gates, and
ta that he would never sign the razeena-
NI A
0f,i15 44 allowance has been appointed to him
A °MOO a year.
tisqrcaeto.rding admi-
to the Bombay Times, the future ,
Viat ar,,-I°ll Will be conducted under General
riiool—> as chief commissioner, with four commis'
eipilMr. Winfield and Mr. Christian, of the
tank service, and
Colonel Goldney and Major
some the Bengal army. A contingent of
icfaia-h,";000 men is to be raised, 12,000
444:2' 1).00 cavalry, and four companies of
1„
e7ger. ;and this will take the place of au army
ti that of England itself on its peace
` blishinent,
germ
following summary is collated from the
, Seria•!,„.7'imes of Feb. 16 :
is co,;"' aPPreheusions are entertained of scarcity
simmer lalterr,--2.equeuee of the scantiness both o
are
er,;,","u Winter rains. At Bombay the. wells
riz-vat.'"Y drying up, and very great distress
"°11"-- the people for want of water begins to
"Aeriemust • Tease as the season
advances need, and
, The'
aeac,„'outal districts are, we regret to say, again
lea smtag disturbed and uneasy, and deeds of vio
ce
The, uuellig resumed.
tile ine,sz have been some slight disturbances on
taeht„:"Jaub frontier; that which has attracted
cesag`tention being an attempt, luckily unsuc-
as% -,;`' the life of Major Nicholson by an
robbers On Ou the 9th a party of fifty mountain
414' burst from their fastnesses on the peace-
carriedegnf Sunnaee, and amongst other plunder
Ivere—'way a couple of women and a boy, who
afterwards rescued from them by the villagers.
limit): liar attempt by a branch of the same tribe
twnee"*
Ag been made at Yagheebund, the villagers
00e 1„„ °tit and drove back their assailants, of whom
tOilti:B captured. Robberies on a smaller scale
eipats, to be of daily occurrence, nor can we
adr~Many years to come, to free our
411 timed frontier of the character of insecurity at
Ne'es attaching to a mountain border.
tlareae isilave scarcely any news from British
re ju• The electric telegraph has been
thiaPt.eted betwixt Henzada and Rangoon, and by
114(1 it Will have been extended to Meeaday,
tick: °n to Shouygeen and Tounghoo. Much
new "8 Prevailed amongst the troops near the
thia Battlement of Dalhousie, but was confined to
toPrt/rtion of the province.
the afici„;l3alhollsie has declined interfering with
Arran airs at nyderabad, leaving the Great Deccan
Saceagelllents to inaugurate the accession of his
Ake-88°r to office. The resident is said to have
claims to borrow four millions to pay off all
400'8 against the Nizam's government. The Arab
the troops
their followers presently employed by
those Viand
are to be sent to their own country,
vision°an elder race to remain under the super-
holds4.°f the military, their forts and strong-
asked '0 be destroyed. The Nizam is to be
thi.4.l, to Cede territory, yielding a revenue
of eeellindred thousand a year to meet the interest
of
Ol°4la, and the charges of an army of thirty
orn-sand men, to be for a short time employed
tol,,,;l3°Mbay and Madras, in equal numbers,
forte -"ng the refractory to their senses. The
Ultimately to be maintained in the
toTerabad dominions to be reduced from forty
Twentrfive thousand, and these to be disci-
Tl,llee d and commanded by Company's officers.
eomnticontingent of about ten thousand men to
rtilneus as at present.
13 0, ,
a Governor-General and Lady Canning left
°ay for Madras and Calcutta on the 7th,
rriVed at Madras on the 14th of February.

I!. tom COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Der re'r,"..mr. Feb. 16.—No changein moneymarket even at 12.
firs"i';‘• ;it impossible to borrow on government sec.ouersis-
traiia,,,', °_,tton Piece Goods: A fair amount of business
rciddr; 'eu, but prices not remunerative. Fancy goods,
(IQ, dig quality, in fair inquiry. All other descriptions
tatebeYaros ; Both water and mule have declined, excepting
clilalit,rB; 90 and 100 of mule. Dyed orange, of known
34etaift, in good demand. Turkey red in moderate inquiry.
declined English bar iron is in demand. S vedish bars have
maintains There is no change in spelter. Copper sheeting.
fair alma its last value : Quicksilver, red and white, are in
prieerequest. Exportg.—Cotton wool market dull, arid
has hare declined. Of the new crop a very small supply
Fii,tkeett received from Breach, and realized 98 rupees.
11 arrivals are not expected till March, and purchase
'heen`Tri Made for delivery in April ; 85 rupees are asked..
l'rei.lat"ol has advanced and is in good demand
ta for cotton to England may be quoted at £4 per
Cii,tnnearlY all the available tonnage has been taken up.in.
stacce,lrrA, February B. In Indigo, in some few
of advance has been obtained for some
fb4livtlri'tearaark shades.
Sugar manifests no disposition to rally,
territi I:lllected. In Saltpetre a moderate business, lower
or pric Clog Submitted to by holders. In Rice also a declinet
have be) but yet a very good scale of business appears to
IsT° maim, doge Exports amount to more than 8 lacs in ao..
Dean
..z,trial alteration has taken place in raw Silk ;
lEurer.
)11)44enlatnres have improved a shade. Linseed
'reported aa before. Jute indicates improvement. loonVithae..
rent fo racket a progressive improvement has been pp
roa,t, some time past. Accounts from the upper country
Ar.tate Promising.
"'-'ltala., March 11.—Trade in Alexandria is very
lavoe as there is but little produce for shipment, owing to the
the'el'ollaetities exported during the last four months,
~nd
by wivslng of the canal which communicates with the Nile,
Sortie 'eh all produce is brought down from the interior.
?t,
eigh
cotton is being brought down on camels' backs.
tonna are at 4s to 4s 6d per quarter, with no demand for
sterling: Exchange on London, 1001 piastres per £1