The Express. — 1863-05-13 (London, England)

THE INDIGO BAUM—The quarterly miles of ithigo commenced this day, consisting of 8,812 cheats (including 4,081 chests of old goods, bought in at, or withdrawn from, former sales, and 360 chaste in second hands), comprising the following, via. :—Oatelogue A : 4,693 chaste Bengal. Oude, he. ; 1,065 cheste ; 838 chaste Kurpah ; 3 cheat, Salem ; 39 cheats ; 32 sheds low Kuryak dint : 176 chests Beagal fig ; 196 chests Bombay ditto ; 966 chests Kaneohe, ditto ; 313 chests withdrawn, not printed ; 151 lob warehouse sweepings-8,452. Catalogue B : 360 various in second hands—total, 8,812 chests. There was • fair atteadanco, sad the sala her goo, steady at the death mentithed below. Important generally were disposed to to sellso, and the trade at the decline were willing boyars, meth goodly rather more than half the quantity offered was sold. Vie quote the decline as oommined with Irebthary rates m follows :-13engal, 4d. to 6d. per lb. lows; Kthrse, good and fine, par; ditto, middling and ordinary, 3d. to 4d. pa lb. lower; Kurpah, °sly one chest passed ; Aide, 6d. to 9d per lb. lower. The qualities of the Meagal an in prs tion, viz , one-fifth good aad fine, sad four-Mthe mid and ordinary. The Madras, 'one-third good and fine, two-thirds middling and ordinary. The IL topah,poirfourtli good awa:a fine, and three.fourths middling and ordinary. The and (Nide, chiefly middling and ordinary. I.TI chests have pealed today, of which 234 wore withdrawn, 290 bought in, and 697 sold.—(From the Circular of Mann. H. W. Jewnibury and Co., datpd May 12.)  DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAILL —The Peninsolar and Oriental Company's steamship Edon, Captain Kellock, milled from Southampton yesterday at three ;..tiun. with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Adele, Bombay, and Upper Bengal, together with 1 first and 20 snood clam and on freight 49 boxes of specie, value 66,46 /. Us. ; of which amount is bar silver 8,0001., sovereigns 17,200, and coral beads, watches, jewellery, tee., 6116 i. 15e. for Bombay • gold lace value 411. for Malta ; and for Alexandria gold watches 401., and sovereigns 39,500. The Ellen took out a full cargo of general merchandise on freight. THE Loss or Tlit Axon-SLxmc.—Some mitappreheasion exists relative to the reasons which induced the captain of the screw-steamer Anglo-Saxoe to sail so close to Cape Race, it having been stated that his doing so " was for the purpose of communicating European news." But we believe the following facts will be found coned. She (the steamer) would of course have landed her news had she called off the cape, but her immediate (ninon was to receive instructions (which were to be telegraphed to the eape for her) as to whether the St. Lawman was aullicieldly free from ice to admit of bet goieg to Quebec, or whether it would be necenary for her to go to Portland instead. Her orders were to touch at the cape, for the above porpm., weather permitting, other. wise to call at Halifax, to which place the instructions were to be duplicated. It is to be presumed that the cur taro thought the circumstances favourable for making the cape, and that the fog must have come upon him suddenly, as it frequently does in those latitudes. At all events, eagerness foe early news in nowise caused this most binientr hie catastrophe. COURT or Sawans.—The Commisaioners of Sewers held their weekly meeting yesterday at Gallas/1, Mr. Deputy de Jersey presiding. Dr. Letheby, the mew drat Aar, reported that the mortality returns are a little above the average (52) for the corresponding period of the Let seven yens. 29, or rather more than half of the dean", were among children of leas than Ave years of sge, and 12 I were among old persons of 60 and upwards. A deputation from the inhabitance of Ludgate-hill and vicinity waited I upon the court, asking permission to erect a model bridge across Ludgate-hill, similar to the one which is to be erected by the company, that the public might see the in. onventence which would arise. The court, however, alined to give their sanction. John Barnett, the man against whom a summons was issued on Saturday fur obtaining money from servants under the pretence of finding situations for them, committed ' suicide on Monday afternoon. He had been out dunes the earlier part of the day, and returned home in the afternoon. when he appeared in an excited state, end at about six o'clock he was mimed, and not having been seen about for a lengthened period a search was made for him, and he wag discovered !yaw in a pool of blood on the floor of his bedroom. There was a gash in the throat dividing all the principal arteries of the neck. The wound had been inflicted with a knife, which was found lying by his side. DR. Dl JONOR'S LIGHT BROWN COD Lives Oil. —ln his elaborate work on "Doomusption and Bronchitis." 10. Copland remarks,--t'ln chronic bronchitis, especially ghee affecting children, or when folk's/nag the whooping ogegh or measles, unadulterated cod liver oil boo proved very hemageld: 7he experience of Dr. Letheby proves that Dr. de Jpitt's Invariably genuine. " And," says thin celebrated anal cal lore. µgator. '• from icy Inveatigationt have on doubt o being a pure and unadulterated article."—tiold only in capsuleil bottles. H. ed.. as. 94., and 9s, by Dr. de Jonglis agents, Ansa. Barlard, and Co., 77, errand. London ; and chemists thement. I