The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

INDIA.

ANTICIPATION OF
11IE OVERLAND MAIL.

t • are rewired by electric telegraph, riti Trieste,
:er.ce of the arrival of the Oriental at Sur z, on
-1 'ant, with the Bombay mails of the 16th of

expediaciu under Sir Cohn Campbell against
'....stscrittaisters in the neighbourhood of Peahawur,
t been attended with the expected results. The
ttri.fcs had refurcei to Peshawar.
Itt Hitdo3 azd Mussul•nan ppulations in Mersa-
ill risen against each other under the influence
:ft*, ions fanaticism, and, in the disturbances which
0. the c iy was burnt to the groutd.
It* rist of India was profoundly tranquil.
Tte sie of English manufectund good. at Bombay
rid 'i,sc :arge at middling priees. Cotton and opium
wen r .

Mr(3- was plentiful. Exchange on London, 21
F: r. e..
I: to England 31. per too.
Its intel:4gence was accompanied by a postscript
Int •ae .I•istrian consul in Egypt, which we give
as we received it, with the remark that it,
zt proWiinty, refers to the intelligence brought
mail from Peshawar.
An English free corps of 3,000 men met with a
'‘r• frm the rebellious mountaineers, in the Koad
• l'eshawar, in which two European officers
v::::(ipr.rates remained on the WV

lIIE UNITED STATES AND
CANADA.

Ice Niagara, Captain Stow, arrived at Liverpool
nernieg, with dates from Boston to the 3rd, and
4.fax .sth inst.
•te triage heavy mails and a considerable number
-pt.* agars.
'.-tc.2rets was still engaged discussing the slavery
o. There had been an angry discussion be-
aset Mears. Brenton sod Foote, and it is asserted
tr &duel would take place.
Lt United States senator John C. Calhoun, whose
!fit. eptech on the admission of California into the
treoted so much sensation in the States, died
"zt slat alt., at Washington, in the 68th year of
l'r.ftssor Webster's trial for the murder of Dr.
4:43 an has just terminated in the conviction of the
,:-feescre, Ides has been sentenced to death.
is esneseesense of the accounts from all quarters
11/t•sesting the crop of cotton as short, a reaction
place at New York. Prices closed per lb.
'!itr for the fortnight. The accounts from New
tots to the 30th March, by telegraph, state that
4'4 Ras held firmly.
It, Canadian government had published tables
!1•11 d that the Customs' last year's receipts were
• greater than the year before.
ILI. crescent City and Ohio bid arrived at New
'Pee 'rem Charge. They bring no further
tye kola Califorais, in consequence of the non-
-111:ii. el the steamer from Panama.
PriTre ',counts state that cholera had again
Incr. at New Orleans. It wee feared it would
epidemic
b•'"• from Mexico, to the 14th of March, mention
:44. Lasing, Minister of Finance, resigned on the
tad was succeeded by °camp=
'At Lave Jamaica advice@ to the 16th of Marc".
11.- steam-ship Tay, with the mails from England,
td se the 15th. There had not been any ague*
Z.4` 14,46, market, with the exception of a slight
t p.r.c of coffee ; 445. was the highest fight
•''t fqr atchaary samples. Ham commanded 3s. 3d.
et.on kr 21 proof. Sugar, 13s. to 17e. per
;ty:.. lira) trio =Ailing. Pimento sold at •6d.
vLognotri realised 40s. per ton ; 150 tons have
•
"ftes on Imidon, 90 days, per cant. prem.
..,•!•• I pert ent.; and 30 days, I; per cent.
loindon, 2s. 9d. per cwt. for sugar.
t't kliowing =cols had arrived at Jamaica :
Qadstone, from Dundee ; Great Britain,
pus ANNOW Succe.e and Loodianah, from Liver-
N.7...d IA& Bantam, from limidon.
'll:l"t'e's slop Bermuda sailed from Jamaica for
.4* a. Mardi h
.11 at. e:Mi. Bolivia, arrived at Panama
Ers4'•"•co, March 23, with 600,000 dollars
,k."'“:". LW -ai1...1 again on the 27th with the gene-
for the South Pacific.