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hore, Oct. IA Madras, Oct "a Manila, Aug.
10. Scinde-kurrachee, Sept. Z, and Hydrabad,
Aug. 4; Singapore, Sept rs.


The intelligence Is not very important, either po-
litically or commercially.


In India. the general tranquility had been inter-
rupted at Koapore. The Rajah OF the country is a
minor; and, as is usual under circumstances, the
expressions to which the people were subjected by
the minister and his agents, had provoked resis-
tance, and ultimately insurrection. The Rajah's
troops were routed in attempt 10 suppress the in
surgents The latter, after the victory they had
gained, seized upon and fortified some Of the
mountain strongholds The British troops, by yir-
tue of treaty, were called in to aid in suppressing
the lnsurrecton and expelling the insurgents from
the fortresses they had seized. That Of samunghur
the, garrison were put to the sword by the British
soldiers. The loss Of the enemy in killed is stated
at between ive and six hundred men, with as
tish was very slight Two English officers, Lieuts.
Irvine and Shakespeare, were killed, and one, Capt
Silver, died from cholera during the operations
There were still still six other forts to be subdued
To Colonel Outram the Bombay Government
had confided the conduct Of the military opera
tions. and also the power OF negotiating with the
leaders


The Punjaub is said for time to be saved from
the anarchy Impending over it, from the reported
concentration Of the differences between Goolaub,
and his nephew Heera Singh, who had already,
tor the purpose OF opposing his uncle, marched the
majority OF his troops on their way to Jumboo,
q
present 7O, 600 men, with ample supplies of money,
and is ready for every contingency The rumor
OF the assassination OF Dewan Saweur Null, Co.
vernon OF Mooltan, has, during this month, been
confirmed his SON was appointed in his room.


The accounts from Scinde continue favorable,
with the exception of those from Shikarpore, al.
most the whole Of the brigade there being laid up
from sickness ' In al! other posts the troops were
kund, It is to be hoped, are now finally at an end
the ex-Rajah OF Jeitpore Pareechut, with his con-
tederates, having been taken. The intelligence
but i the posi and his soa Ukbbar
more firmly seated in their authority than they
have tor long time been. Gwallor continues dis
contented under the supervision of Ram Roo Pbal-
kea, who has not as yet found the perpetrator or
instgator to his attempted assassination, and the
Tara Bhaee had conceived marked dislike for
him.


The public feeling against the occupation of
Of Scinde had this year exceeded the amount an
ticipated. That the country will realize what was
expected from its fertility, appears likely. Sir c.
Napier was about to proceed to Upper Scinde, to
make arrangements with the tribes at Poolagee,
and along its neighboring mountains.


The .Ceyl0n. from London to Bombay, was to-
tally lost on the lst OF October, on the northern
charts is marked eighteen miles too much to the
eastward. The captain and crew arrived safe In
Bombay.


The commercial intelligence from Bombay is ex-





beeA known to be so dull as at present. The low
rate of exchange effectually prevents merchants
accepting the terms offered to buyers. The i'm
portations OF British manufactures have been ex-
cessve, while On the other hand, there have, in
the past month, been no exports, but the stock lies
dead in the hands of the merchants


Money is abundant, but the rates Ot exchange are
very unsatisfactory. The principal transactions
on London BY the present mail, have been made at
10 9bd to Is lOd at Blk months and ls9Ad at thirty
days sight


TheatricaIs, Sc.


Mr.. Templeton, the vocalist, was giving concerts
IN Liverpool at the latest dates. He proceeds from
thence TO Ireland.


The first stone of Mr.. Knowles projected thea
ID ID 'ult. IT, e' s"''' '''n0"e''e'' was 'a'0 on the


1t is reported that Mr. Simpson, of the Theatre
Royal, Birmingham, is likely to become the les
see OF the Liverpool Theatre Royal.


Mr. Braham and his sons were in Ireland, giving
concerts.


A piece called the "Mackanuckcon is attract
ing great crowds at the Comic Opera in Paris.


'tIl Pirata" is played at the Italian opera house
nightly by Mario, FOrnosari, Tagliafco, Grisi and
Amego. Lablache. Marelli and Persani appeared
in LIE Barbiere" previously.


Literature, dkc A~


The following new works are announced:


Strathern. novel. BY the Countess Of Blessing.
ton.


Adventures Of officer in the service of Runjeet





lery, British resident at the Court of Napaul


Memoirs Of Sophia Dorothea, consort Of George
l. Elector Of Hanover and King of Lngland
Count Conngsmark, an Historical Romance By
Captain Frederic Chamier, r. N.
Three Years IN Constannople or, Domestic
Manners Of the Turks. By Charles White, Esq
The Nelson Dispatches and Letters. Edited by
Sir Harris Nicolas, Il. G. M G., &c Volume the
second


Personal Adventures and Excursions in Georgia.
Circassla, and Russia. BY Lieut.. Col. G. Poulett
Cameron, G.. B X. T. s., &C., employed on spe-
My Adventures. BY Colonel Montgomery Max
well, X. H., commanding the 96th Regiment
The Reign OF George iii. BY Horace Walpole,
Earl Of Oxford. Edited, with Notes. sc, by Sir
Denis LIE Marchant, Bart.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr, DEC. s, p. M--rhere are no
arrivals in the city to-day bringing late intelligence
general interest," the Overland accounts which
are not favorable to trade It appears by the China
news that Teas were rather desr and this supports the
aket here. We have stock OF Tea on hand as nearly
as possible corresponding to that held last years and uT
to the present time the imports have fallen short
though still equal, within about 400 900 lbs of the de-
liveries for consumption.


The Liverpool Circular Of Messrs. Houghton and Co
states that during the past month, the import Of timber
has been 93 TONS and for the year 1866 57s tons The
demand has feen fair for descriptions but especially


The public Securities continue at very high rates 70,
although money a rather in demand in the discount mar
Consos have been oo to io for special transfer wi
the dividend, and SsF par account and exdivi
dend Exchequer Bills continue s5s to 5ss premium
East India Bonds 7ss to 7ss prem rather iarg,
sale having occasonsd the depression from which raiy
has since occurred New Threeanda Quarter per Cent?
are l0l4 to lOof.


The foreign market is rather lively. Spanish Bonds
however are rather tending downwsrds and there Seems
tendency IN most Of the Foreign Bonds, to decline
The FIVE per Cents are 24 Ii and the hree per Centl
3ei Portuguese Converted are 65E to 50 Mexican rea
lise s6l to Ii Columbian l4t 10 Il and Brszian ss3 Bel
96i 10 97t. :,
The Railway Shares generally are we'll supported
Some, asthe list below shows, are rather higher
-Four o'ciock.-Cons. for Open closed at 9sb ex div
LIVERPOOL CoTror MARKET Dec. 6.-Tbe sales sincs
Friday amount to 80 600 bsgs Of which 1000 bags wer.
sold to day 1000 bags have been taken speculation
the course OF the week In prices there further de
cline Of I'd per b. Arrived, vessel from New o,
leans.


LIvERPooL MARKEr Dec. s-Tea-Transactious 10 :
faiI extent have occurred at previou us prices.
OIL Olive ID dull, and the business of the week is nm
worthy OF notice; holders however, don't press sales
Nothing OF moment s going on in any kind Of Fish Oils
OF which the prices have experienced change one
or the other Seed Oils quiet Oil of Turpentn,