The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-24 00:00:00

®V 10
-LAAND MAIL

INDIA A_NE, CIIINA.

(From the Times.)
Patio
behave received by our extraordinary express,l.gnce from
be 14th. in antici-
n of the bi-monthly Indian mail, inte
ll
130nabay to the sth of April ; Calcutta the 7th ;
and Madras
The intelligence is not of a very important character. Sir
Charles Xapier's expedition against the Pindareestile has been
etWned with complete success. Bejar Khoanb,oenirleader,
captured.
alid a considerable part of his followers, have
zillatl,ezt Pt unjaub remains in a very unsettled state. The
sit is rneps have come to an arrangement with Goolab
gh, who is The mto pay them 36 lacs of rupees.
ii)tt,
iiaraienag seures concentrating a body of troops on the
h-West frontierfor of the Sutlej are nearly complete d. Sir
Year, will visit the Upper Provinces during the
. Cholera is prevalent in Calcutta, but it is not of a nature
t? create more than customary alarm.
airedllle Peninsular and Oriental steamer,
to
4at Calcutta on the 3d of April, and will proceed
Lady Mary Wood,
I,ll°ll d China in August.
,-„,-r°4l China there is no news of interest.
There is a fioatin report that Aden has been surprised. and
lucre
bg.y
Thee
11 no reliance can be p
its
freciLaonoyla.ced on a report which has
. eeurt•naartial on Colonel Wallace had not commenced
sitting wh
, c,olit;_tio,rs, en our last accounts were received from Belgaum.
h. unel Moseley has submitted a memorial to. the Court of ,
tact
like, praying for restoration to the service, svhickhnowwilal
by ybe granted when the important fact, made..
tit,!;te Englishman, that the native witnesses examined Ai' '4
ourt-martial were not sworn, comes to the knowledge
,Lila Court.
...ne Be ,
tetian tnuaY Government has promulgated an orderofmtiale-
; ~- Yalreeting the interests of the junior members
c,vii service
Ployed in .. It is to the effect that
iioshall no
have
one shall be
passed
eni-
in two
of the Public service u
the native languages,
ia to
c be the first, and Mahratta, Goozerathee, or
of which Hindostanee
t 1 are to
414,.. rese the
nionlS
le an second and only fifteen
P....ist-a7NN;hede :jos acquire.' the necessary qualification, ex-
eztetisiork 0 cretion of Government,. which may grant an
Goveru I secretion
Months when they think proper. The same
utility
that 41ent has also officially recognised the grea
haB railroads
expressed would be to the authorities in India,anodf bire an intention of recommending the Court
at
1301acbtors to tnl-
y , —,e at least 500 shares in the one projected
tuen of - 3°°n as it is satisfied that the shareholders are
_ substance and integrity.
iraFporrtoraniluele
Straits Settlements we have no intelligence of
80,1ta
,e.
41,4 t,41, APRIL s.—The annexed general order was issued
.-XcelleneY Sir C. Napier, G.C.8., Governor of Sin4dse. :
" llead.quarters, Truckee, March 11, 18
ft saidi
" AFTER ORDERS.
of
battle ets,--There are different kinds of glory-et" gloryto be
aleanm' alid the glory of endurance. Of the first, the little
'to n-",
thwearse carried away by Salter, Jacob, and their companions.
anci it
scared
remained only the glory of exertion and endurance,
to do you the
greatest been won by you in such a guise P,s
jameed credit. Never have I served with men more thoroughly
*itirirkzeTitth, tthoegtirvuee military spirit; and it becomes me, as I have
You the credit you so well deserve.
t4rei,e,:ve heard it said that some of the officers of the Skencounwd.
h,ersh 41t it
took umbrage with me without clearly
an
old
otie. y:‘,. I smiled at the pouting of younger soldiers wi. h
Which
e"'s genemlly happens in the beginning of a campai n after
iqoas g°o4 fight, like a good storm, clears the atmosphereg'of the
the en-,.°5130nr5• As ere is no fight, a little reflection ust do
hen._ ' and tell thesesntlemen, that as my great admirmamtiuosnt of_
,41,4
87cellent and beautiful regiment is well known, so must
goodl
tet,„_ I greatly appreciate the corps of officers.
of 4•""lit ever had bad officers—the two things are incompatible.
Icagi°,4°ll 01. officers have I a higher opinion than of those be.
s,
2,g :o the 2d Europeans.
gained
Ilader'l,Nlanien of the 64th have, in this short campaign,
tey lost
'alder the JOr Brown's command the character which
alwae. late Lieutenant-Colonel Moseley. Good officreer!
44.4. ',lake good soldiers.
When Major-General
regimentt
%that!' a dUtY Which, I am sure, will be particularly gratifyingrrny
ere ' qficer to whom the 64th regiment and the Indian a
el"v'PlY indebted.
tlese'a 'hall soon return to our cantonments, and wait with pa.
tio for service h. • 11added something r previous
'aarWledi ge of War. ' TOvitnhgo a are about to Cleave my corn.
T4l - wish evarY success.:le
the Eng-
loth, :SliteiTPreBs from 'Madras, with the
ef the 20th of February, had not ofrpeaarcthed Bombay
'4 sth of April.
Iv
have(Prm the Overland Englishman,
English
reade ab
the Punjaub for our n
April 7.)
ersout as much from ,
that . ' °a the present occasion, as w e haadndupooNn,etnhe
tlahset, and
%sisals just nothing. The squabbles,.
l'et al ent-throatings and other treacheries which occur
lb; ween th , - ' the Klsalsas, aro .
.etho
L. e ..,umboo Rajah and
th e,sQt°eing of importance ;
heeler- 'id b " of real interest in that quartero.
nor do we now anticipate that
e any occurrence
' 4fter the ensuing rains, when
~
openness and
rperaetseern presence of the G
uliviv:sit„°!-Qeneral on the frontier, and tltileleg
s'aty wh. .
ary
itthioeveu
lwill then necessarily become apparent in our
illent at etnents, will cause - attention and excite fro east, even should no Punjaub operations
&lode
nean the circumstances of the next cold season..
btrairn,iii,;te:ces w
cessible wilds P
eatbislittwere,reiri;eosw enabled to send home, if notin
deserts idle--have bee erate robbers who dwelt
captured by the of them
. 0 puatnddownfa2Fatna fastnesses—antics ebse—aiitr e
principalss
were
and
/hat hose
willin on the
capital arrangements which wen- made. lib!.
, Part
Of progfess.d inuelnitable troops, deserves the highest degreese
of Sir Charles Napier, who, with his
did not ad n.al credit, though the nature of the arduous case
those - nit of their Winning for immortal record, any
knainglori.ons victories which take captive the public heart,
we t‘wh,elt the glory of war is made chiefly to consist.
h.---4. ;1% e but little commercially new to notice since our
kid We e money market has continued as before reported,
leher now hear
thatt the tightness has extended to Bombay,
We .e a few
sago there was no employment for it.
tile coat' therefore
,4,oasuperabndance,
be
.'ollntry be expect, even should the internal peace of
maintained through the year, that there will
1'01.4. rernittances. especially as the exchanges indicate
*itti :sit nlannfactures have been rather in better demand,
the 1,..: upward tendency. Exports have been checked b.y
tieaB. -t3r of tcuanage, but there is no material alteration in
It is Fromtillt: too
early to judge of the coming crop of indigo.
aver secs, Jessore, and the eastern districts generally we.
Ilt)oee,eived great complaints of drought, whilst from Tir-
few tCu PUrneah accouts are favourable. Within the last
11,°.%1,43;:ri11: eavy rain has fallen in our immediate neighbour-
vieeabaC 'fit has been general, it is in time to be highly ser.-
r44te the. , On the Whole we see no reason at present to esti-
Our di:°4ling crop lower than an average one.
tlthe
ll'iPatelles on this occasion were brought by the Queen
P'lkett °filar's which made the passage from Boulogne to
'll °ne in a
Saving 11l • gale of wind in two hours and ten minutes,
esti.), otts .g another decided proof of her superiority over
sier steam .er on the station.
.et 081
REPORT, A pm. 7.
of
4tit*eivinee fate °f our last we were in almost daily expectatthiosnpe.
,4),cil last rther accounts by the Overland Mail, which at
accident
oh ba',,aar came to hand on the 21st; but owing to an
even; , the ~,,,,.. Bombay steamer
this before the
sen44l of the7,7rnment express did not reach.
"dab
''et'ed
to
the
11 and caused her to put into
tote, aa let he, t nstant, and the whole of the le. tern. hare scarcely
era, nativ n delivered. This, coupled with the intervention of
~, the, , e holiday, h • •
-qtrk - ee, ~.__ ,as in some
doing, and our
144 et ere ins' been a steady business
j9th
nit.
measure checked operations,
The
end 'Ns rr0,..1,tn InUch the same position as on the
be. althoi„,'ttneland has scarcely at all affected this market;mwered
I,;r ra707,..he fact of the Court of Directors having till ese,,m
more on this country from Is. 10d. to Is. 9d. per rupee
:11 arn,li °re firmness to be shown by drawers, buyers from
waytnc
Chi rod
the
to remit seern equally determined on not givingt the
tir'ents Neill e'n'eeuence will be that a considerable pards of 1
114:si_e continue M go though the Company
4'4. b;whithe above was written the Prec.ursocshsatenam'er has
Irot,lP to the eh oPportunity we have been put in receipt
5e542"80,0„ 24th of February. of London
arle,.tn be ~:4er 'eason for this staple is now over, and all that re-
it '''' hoide'l Posed of is a few parcels of low up-country sorts for
although
r 4 ksaib, 4 have hitherto been asking too litgh a figure,e
t,'''nt bate they re
..00 4re - —ay now succeed in obtaining it, as. th are are at
c,r eakeiew articles offering abetter chance of a fair rem un_eurcae.
tt,,e!tst jisuellY when we consider the low ruling of exchange. Sv,i,ere
t pined, anr,a mall public sale was held, at which full pri 1
and
1,,t .1,14. 1 ' a Parcel consisting of A and E F, Nos. I to 1 2,
l'''' rad, t? G, also found a purchaser al. Company's rupeesl2o
'Sikh with the usual !ejections.
a') e , 'egard to th
4 aro
or I nerally speaking
Iri e?ttadictor e coming crop, there are, as usual at this season,
tf),
~,.,e ~,,,,_, Y accooots current.
ily4Marit, Et"`erri provinces Tirhoot, Bhaugulpore, and Purn, eaahre,
is said to look well (although me
kyr2 rai, ejeral concerns in
Tirhoot in which this is not the case,hua
Ner`ntitins fa,lleri for several months), but in Rejeshaye,
Isarle; et t 1.5 '., k urreedpore, Dacca, Jessore, and KishnaguFruthtey:
1111,, Of i,l:l.ate of oar last accounts, complaining much ofl
fihne
oitt7er, havue , however, as during the past week severa
these
si,„;ts to „0.9 n here, we hope they will have extended tol
and
I,IZa the Planters
the plant, which was suffering con.sideraby,
Several
th-ge ~e4r, no;'airinters to complete their spring .
sh,blete ~,rie ,
eCnalcutta, give it as their opiniosonwtihnagts* even had
'''h,t the'n to :e experienced, they were not heavy enough to
tittle depend (if0W
their high lands, but as it is quite uncertain
14e-ePende„ anY) has fallen in the Mofussil, we place but
fion;"' %nee.'" nn this.
h,
trig th diltriwriting the above we are in receipt of several letters
tici„l've Let' near Calcutta, by which we are glad to learn that.
thereatee ,rtee'lad here Was
Pretty general, and will have the
complete
4 4311,,..._`_.,,nd ins orne concerns will enable them to
t,,,'!gar.„071-',Nlngs.
in.""ai"res. rerwha,aaar has continued we'l supplied with all but goodll
ili''„ntains it, rer'en tht demand principally exists, and which fully
%It,'" notice 2"r'r. Vahle, whilst for all the lower sorts we
dit
_-
the ri,alPerieo
inning''ecli market, caused in a measure by the n..
kist,:tellst or ,c," procuring freight. Transactions previous '
tis,' this a, he first Februar Mall re on a moderate scale, but
Thilereaed-e?unts Received f Y we
by
li ock ") Enlla o the advance caused.
,'Y, a, °I date
prices here.
nd have not had any effect on . _
the specula_
'etesi,..--,1 the,,, sugars have
still heavy prices have again.e.tv".li,
'rn'tion. ape
a general disinclination to operate in h
thtan,,'reparativel
'-haqt:?it has f.,., J I°w figure at which good Khaurs have been
pt,s as th„"tezl a few transactions, but this has agaiin,..been
Ear,o4'n• " article cannot now be shipped under 5!. J.•
tiealtt: der
ef....'°ln. lit inst. up to date amounted to 29,430 mds..
,t. .
:!i,,e:itel price"; steadyll business continues to be done in this
TrAi.
rit:4. 4b4"°ntii 5"
scarcely at all varied since our last.
'44. 'Or p '"e in the market and are taking off large quan_
A
la,iein ranee there is not ; t Present anything doing. For
thi h. fro transactio
1 eks 6 in the
fi,_ ns to a fair extent have been effected,
'4lo'Re 41a4riall tit. aPPearance of the home market,
city
oe.
..;,,, • Y increased but for the continued sca r
ka fro„ ,
*plt,U4l,::',talo
' at
'-.
'st
'"taut Up to date are as follows, viz.:—
tol,-"as„. - 'lees 'a, Nis.; North America, 11,029 mds.
kiLle'at - not a ,i -'" norninally the same as quoted last month, but
itiZeittse
4141 give_tr_ansaction to notice.
.Shipn.ients. continue on
There for ox_ "" .turopan Manufactories being in full work,
' 114V9 beer
-0 expone from the Ist inst, up to date.