The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-12 00:00:00

OVERLANI4-MAIL

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
MARSEILLES, APRIL In
...Alt P.M.
The Indian Mail has just arrived. The dates are
Calcutta, March 6 Bombay, March 15 ; China,
February 27. No news from Burmah. Exchange
at Calcutta, is, llid. to ls. llid. Commerce is dull.

Trieste, dated the 11th
Our telegraphic adviees from
inst., inform us of the arrival of the steamer from
Alexandria.

Dates from Bombay are to the 15th ult.
The Burmese expedition consists of 6,000 troops
two vessels of war, and thirteen steam-boats. Addi-
tional forces from China were expected.
The departure of the expedition was to take place
from Calcutta and Madras on the 19th of March. The
forces were to rendezvous at the mouth of the Cass, or
the eastern branch of the Irawaddy.
The expedition would probably' proceed up the
latter branch, to avoid the
the route by Rangoon, where 20,000 Burmese troops
were assembled. resistance prepared on

The British forces were intended to advance to
Prome.

Parties of the Burmese had ravaged the frontier
villages.
The money market was firm. Company's Five per
Cents., 1031 ; ditto, Four Cents,, 81k.
Exchange on London, at six months, per rupee,
Is. 1 lid.

Import market firm,
Cotton for export 72 to 99 rupees per candy, and
declining.

Opium 1,045 rupees per chest.
2/ 1
21. 183., and rising.
I . 3.g. to
Freights to London

Sin,—My attentionhavia—g ---
been drawn t
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
to a Corre-
spondence between the Re,,. J. E. Gladstone and the pro-
fessional adviser of the Rev. A. G. Edousrt, in your
journal of the Bth inst , permit me, in reference thereto,
to say " that what I siated to Mr. Gladstone, I am quite
prepared to repeat at any time." By inserting this in
your next publication, you will oblige
Your obedient seKrvant,
W. J. NIGHT.

392, Strand, April 10tb, 1852•

f theA c ACCIDENT._
horses E N T
becoming.
moment to have beAenn
hospitality. Fortunately the parties,
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occurred on Saturday afternoon in the vicinity of the metropolis
•-•-• lady a
-r" gentleman (the gentleman one of our most
eminent physicians \ par co cd iudeet
invte ‘f' llv iecr
) being thrown out of en open car-
riage on the Leabride-rO-ad, near Leyton, in consequence
owere conveyed
rho
into the private residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James H immediately
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istTatifnegwosffevaetreabgraulilsoeps:
received the (~nfsrom whom the sufferers
and the most generous
most graceful la't°tYetn°tni

touching .
the University that the Visitor of Lincoln College, the Lord
°XF"r), APRIL 1 O.—lntelligence has just reached
Bishop of Lincoln, has pronounced judgment in the appeal
Lordship's
ArTairiLBS..!.,EPWI,
B.D.
decision is in favour of the Rev. James Thompson,
the election to the rectorship of that college. His
wshißugontdhe-
' formerly fellow of that society and rector of Cubling-
ton, in Buckinghamshire, now rector of Lincoln College.
the French and PLANET
stag
The newtii7T. discovered at Naples on the 17th
of March was last evening - Janet
detected at this observatory.
Bond-
street, IVREPOOL OBSERVATORY,
evening
publishing
whole of Casimir Delavig e's plays and comedies, rendered
into English blank verse- nby W. R. Markwell, Esq., author
of " Amy Robsart," and several plays and farces produced on
has
I illtil'satinanAnolulcnrcoefdt,
his
thei
rvi)tuebntliiosnheorfofp
E LECTRIe 1 .We perceive that the
ALEGnArus—
Chamber of Commerce at Edinburgh and Town Council of
Leith are both about to petition Parliament in favour of the
British Electric Tele Li c ornpaaY.— Lelinbur94 Scottith
Press. grap