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imagine if an invasion Of tie Pupau5 be required
that he si lead the vareuhrl-


- Iudo-e some confusion has arisen IL consequence Of
conspracT 10 assassinate the Prime Minister bu. The
,o, xs di.coYered and frustrated, and the cousrrstor
punished


auence Of Tsrah Bsee, which has been foiled.


In Dude there schemes Al work prove tia,
intricu.s are ever alive in an lndian Court.


Tie Eizam's dominons Continue in the miserable
The soldiers are without pay, and threaten 10 DO


mischief Tire revenues OF the state are ferrned OFT and
incubation and disorder are the necessary results


In otLer parts of India tranquility prevails although
annr.hnsi rs are general OF great scarcity of grain
and nf water in various districts during the next SIX
months IN consequence Of the deficiency of the late
monsoon.


avaddie has been conhr'ned de mad become mad, and
hsd been Cry of the most warton ac;s OF cruelty; he
y=as therefore deposed his brother had been pre-
viousIy and Regent appointed In the person OF his
Youngest SON Shosdoonc- c-tnenha under the guardian
ship Of Mekkaramens ana Ayee"ooneyee Mekkara.
menp the uncle OF Regent. Is said 20 be man Of
,aIenfs and ia member of the Asiac Society Tue re-
moval from power OF Tharswaddie, n whose family
madness is said 10 be hereditary Is hailed with satsac
ton by the Burmese.


From China intelligence had reached Bombay sub
seouent TO tie 30h OF September


In Bombay there were matters Of interest which
were much talked of. The iEs; the horrible con.
duct of Manila sescunny, WHO nfuriaed By drink and
jealousy. muck through popuous part of the
town o, Bombay ana killed persons and wounded II
with his kuile he Was knocked down s. last, and
cured.


The other point Of interest the publication in
Bombay of sir Henry Ropers letter which appeared in
the London Times of the ih of October This leter is
considered 10 De incorporate and supported by facts
in some of It's remarks The reply the Advocate.
eral was sent in Sep,e,n5e! 10 the Bombay Government
bv which il was then handed the Judge for re-
oinder Neither the reply nor the rejnn6er has
assured been yet sent 10 England. There iE
rigues at work in this business which the Board OF Con
troll will do well to examine, and then have justice done
TO the parties


ANOTHER OVERLAND MAIL.-The dates are:-
Bombay Dec l: Calcutta Nov 81; Madras, Nov. 22d
There Is nothing from China later than reached by the
last mail The news from India is highly important The
prospect of collision between the British and Sikh
troops was becoming every day more imminent. The
latter had already commenced their march toward the
Surci with the view oi repeng the anticipated aggres
sion Meantime strong measures Of defence had been
adopted a Ferozcp0re and Sir Henry Hardiuce has
upwards OF 10000 troops at his disposal any attempt on
the part of the enemy 10 precipatc husiities hard
IL fail 10 be attended their overwhelming defeat The
Sikh army bad been arranged in three divisions
commanded BIZ Srdar Tel Singh Qhe late Governor of
Peshawurj another by Raah Lg Singh. and third b.
Sirdar JeWun Singh. The affairs OF the Cover ment
continued 20 be administered by the Rance. Goolab
Singh WAS still at Jamoo. Scinde was perfectly quiet
ant the troops generally neatly.


EARTHQUAKE AT AMBoYSA.-The Dutch East
India papers state that severe shocks earthquake
days The Government; house Mt Bntoc Gadja was
much Injured that the inmates were obliged remove
The military hospital also damaged TIE private
dwellings escaped with slight njary The shocks which
seemed to come from the Eqst nearly all vertical
aud we're accompanied by rumbing sound.