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Allens Indian Mail (Newspaper) - April 6, 1866, London, Middlesex AND OFFICIAL GAZETTE FROM BRITISH & FOREIGN & ALL PARTS OF THE EAST. THIS PAPER T H E IN DI AN N E WS IS NOW Vol. 712.] 6, 1866. 6d. AND REVIEW The New Indian it should bo Shipping and Miscellaneous Shipping and Shipping and Official Miscellaneous Shipping and reported at the India Office Stocks and Securities 245 246 24? 260 251 251 262 254 254 259 261 262 262 26; DATES OF 7 Madras 6 8 Burmah Feb. 10 13 Ceylon 3 China (Hong 1. SUMMARY AND The Bombay mail brings us our usual files of papers from Calcutta to tho 5th of and Bombay to the 13th of that The principal news in Calcutta was that from surrender of the and the close of the The British it had been for some days encamped at the Monos receiving repeated assurances that tho guns were and after some endurance of this kind of trifling it was determined more to on the 23rd of a forward movement was and then it the troops had scarcely crossed the news was brought of the arrival of the guns close to and the political pushing on about a with a suitable met them on the road to The result has given general satisfaction in and is hailed as a proof that the public were right and the Bengal Government while Sir John Lawrence is recognised as himself in resorting to determined It is said that the ratified by the Deb and has reached Government together with the compulsory treaty signed by Mr. which the Deb Rajahs returned by the and that the and detained as captives in have been Expectation was still busy with Mr. Massey's in reference to which the Bays that there is every reason for confidence in the prosperity of the and it is improbable that there will be any necessity for fresh The opium revenue has yielded much and the year's expenditure in we been much less than was owing to a falling off in Customs there should be a it will probably bo a small There is no reason why the remaining export duties should not bo taken off and a surplus still obtained in the ensuing that tho Empire remains at Our alluding to the Railway which is under investigation by a committee of tells us that Mr. of the East Indian is as was at first a relative of Mr. Palmer of and was actuated by the most of all motives for But the inquiry has elicited facts which afford tho public much more serious ground for dissatisfaction and It appears that the Commercial Transport of which Mr. of was the manager and a large was allowed by the railway company to fall into their for to the amount of more than two and lakhs of The motive for so extraordinary an indulgence to a limited liability company of small entirely opposed as it is to the usage of the railway if not to the terms of their agreement with the does not However that may the Committee of the Transport in the course of became Mr. Palmer and the with the consent of the railway was transferred to that In a letter from the agent to the traffic manager of the East Indian that officer is ordered to give the Commercial Transport alias Mr. a preference in the distribution of as far as over all as the only means of recovering the To this letter the agent publicly as containing the explanation of his reasons for the The inquiry has also exposed a disgraceful system of which inevitable by railway as a remedy for the committee have made the extraordinary proposition to put up the available waggons to public auction from time to Under such a it is needless to the Railway must cease to be of any public as it cannot be expected that merchants would carry goods to the railway at a largo expenditure of time and at the risk of being outbidden by and compelled to carry them back Tho after holding several sittings had been transferred to As tho Government a constant supervision over the accounts of the an uncomfortable impression prevails that they must have connived at so unwarrantable a device to protect tho railway from a loss owing to tho mischievous would fall upon the Some official changes are It is said that Colonel of will shortly and now Officiating to the Government of Military will succeed while Lieutenant-Colonel Controller of Military will come into the The Military Colonel it is every chanco of getting the Controller's place and Major of the Commissariat will como into the Account The Currency Commission was still the is all we can say about The it sits with closed without any regard to tho sacred rights of free born The Viceroy is to leave Calcutta for tho Upper Provinces in the early part of but Lady Lawrence was to precede his Excellency and take her departure The plot thickens in tho Persian Intelligence received from Colonel the British not only confirms the previous but represents matters as even more serious than had been That tho are the prime movers in the using Syud the eldest son of tho late as their there can This Syud after murdering his father while he his uncle who from his ability a statesman and a soldier was the favourite of and would have been chosen by them to ascend the throne in preference to his had their wishes been consulted in the At present it is said there are three aspirants to the the parricide Syud Sultan of and Life and property so insecure that j

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