... In r INDIA AND CHINA. ' THE OVERLAND MAIL. In ~ ~ ~ 0 at h By the arrival of our usual express in -advance of of the India Mail, we are in possession of news from Calcutta to the 6th September, Bombay the 16th, xe and: Hong Kong the 24th of. August. ' 1 th - .BOMBAY, sPT. 17. - The expected expedition to Lahed4'e has, it seems, ended in smoke,' and' Lord FalkianT'and Sir John id Grey have ...

... *S- m ' -M s - -LL-.i ?? -- - IK ?? [Q I 4L3rJ-i ; ~ I : -, V,. , ~ UT4;VA Q ! 8uo~b~i~e'ql~~ucen~eof importers pcessinu1re . bou sod fi , drig 0ti el o f Sinti t - i goer n uc4h. ig~i c~~ostd~xst W~e~~L'5 prix~e5 Tb low 'goods ?? fa The fbfidiwjng.r tTlioIg1rlp, suagar for the ?? India, bk4- Pe]. jilidillitgj, 38s.: to, 85g; ;; good; to'flna Mauritius' biolati 26634tl31S. ?? ~ 2.&45 4x~ ...

... Fromi the LONDON GAZETIE.-Friday, Oct. 10. BANKRUPTS. ;ed, WILeLnAs wADSWORTE BRAoGan and RorwCARD BRAGuxs, jun, Cam. berwell green, and Laurenee-lane, City, dealers in hosiery, to sur. ave render OtL 20 at 11, and Nov. 20 at 2, at Basingeall.street. Sol., ek. Goddard, King street, Cheapside; off. aueig, Bel-, Coleman-street- ed. FnaNcas GAWO, 8reat Yarmouth, draper, Oct. 18 at 12, and Nov. ...

... prtceof( *oftodv, ?? fteai, &yr. THE FUNDS. MONDAY.-COnSols were done at 916 to i, and closed at 064 exactly. The deal- ings in the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were at 974 to 4; Reduced Three per Cents., 96 to 4; Exchequer-bills, 46s. to 51s. prem; Bank Stock, 2114 to 212j; India Bonds, 53S. to Ole. prem. and India Stock, 262. TuESDAY.-Console for money were from 964 to 97, and for ...

... ak TUESDAY ;OCTOBER 7. Those lines onlT sre quoted i, which business has hees done this day, or for which closing prices can be given. INA Railways. |kberdeen ?? ?? Am., Not., :oes., &. E. J. Birmn.,Wol., AStour Val. I Birkenhead; Lancashire, I and Cheshire ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? ?? Chester & D1olybead ?? Dublin and Belfast June. |East Anglian(£25 L. and E and L. and D.) .. . Do. (1S E. ...

... at MaANCnESTER, OCT. M8-The attention of our spinners is Stvery closely directed to' the advices which reach us weekly lo; from Americs,.and to-the effect produced on the Liverpool )r market by them. AlreAdycalculations have fixed the amount of the crop of cotton for this year at 2,500,000 bales, a consi. , derable excess over that of last year. If this be taken as a maximum-and there is ...

... NAL WAY SHARES. I TUESDAYU OcEonDAY 14. Those lines citsly are quoted in which business has been 2 done this dfy, or for which closing prices can be given. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. i Pitaiaways. |aid. | Closinj Prices. Business Dolls. Aberde~eni; ?? E. i allu 9 love 9 % | Am., Not., Rog., & E. 4. 3% 4y, 4% 4 % Binn., Wol., & itour Vii. all 9 10 Birkenherd Lancashire, and Cheshire Junc. 26 ...

... Under the powers and provisions of the act of Parlia- ment 14 and 15 Vict,, c. 129, Mr. Goodchap, the interim manager of this company, with the solicitors, Messry. Tucker and Sons, appointed by the Court of Chancr r3 to investigate the affairs, and to dispose of the lands ans property of this undertaking, have, we understand fron a correapondent, during the last few days, been ergagec in ...

... SHEWASBUR'Y AN) CHESTER RAILWAY. ! Yesterday afternoon a special general meeting of .proprietors (f the above colnpany,V was held at the Itoyal Hotel, Chester. WM. WALDELL, £ESq., chairman of the I board, presided; ' f Mi. DARXIN, the secretary, read the' notice convening f the meeting, which was for the purpose of authorising the i calling im of 27,000 shares, upon which 11. per share had ...

... 1 B.A IL WA Y&e TAuEBsDAY EYzENI(e. No material busin~ess was done to-day except in connlexion with the arrangement of the accunt, thi bigticket-day. Full particulars will be found, tindzr the head of Q1 Money Market,' andc in the ad- dition to the subjoined share list, shqwiinja thetrm inactions for the, account. The fluctuations in the money prices are slight, but where any hve ti en place ...

... t THE OVERLAND MAIL. o By special despatch we have received letters and d papers from India in anticipation of the Overland t- mail. The dates are: Bombay, Sept. 1; Calcutta, ie Aug. 19. le Our Bombay correspondent writes as follows: g BOMBAY, SEPT., 1. i Seldom has a mail left our shores during times of it peace conveying tidings of the death of so many a. parties who have shared in the ...

... ,S'LPPING INTELLIGEINCR. -a- LONDON, OCT. 28.-Wind this day at noon ?? light brze. B Dixp~m, OT27WidN.W. to N.N.E.-Arrived ltce James I ?? front St. Vincent's, his Netherlands MaijestYs tralns- IV port Prins Willem Frederick for Rio Janeiro. Arrived fron thc ~tierais sile te Joshua for Melbourne, Lady C. Guest for Aoc~sin, ooshaile or ime Crolefor Dominica, Index for Antigut. ArenaoforrJamaica ...