INDIA.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 61, 20 October 1864, Page 5

INDIA.

Terms of peace have been finally concluded between the sons of the Ameer in Cabool. An embassy has urived from Ho Band, an independent sovereign in Central Asia, en route to His Excellency the Viceroy, for the advice and assistance of the British, in order to prevent Eussia mating a high road for troops across his kingdom. " Sir C. Trevelyan retires from India next April. It is reported that no successor -with the title of Finance Minister will be appointed. Si* Alexander Lawrence, afip&e,vof,#l9 Yicereyj

„. ; ;...._.„„,...-..-:_.. _CAi,airiTA^-Sept^7..._. v The demand for tonnage to London is limited. Saltpetre, 108, ton •, rice, £2 ; seeds, £2 12s. •, hides, £4. . ..,,.. : . ..,.,..., ... r .... Exchange London, threftmonths, ,25. .-ltd,-.;.... /• -. — r ,_ ; ; ; ...;__..__: : . ._.,;;. ■•;;;.' M^Dsi:s,:^epi.";i3. ~ .. '■■. i -freights continue .much depressed. Cotfon to ; Londoni £2 per tpn ; hides, £2 ss. .Excliange.—^London, six months' sight, -2fl s ■!-$&- --; " '"■'■"■■ Bombay, Sept. 8. There is demand for tonnage to load in October and November, at £2 17s. 6d. for : cotton. The! present rates to London are :— For cotton, £2; seeds, £1 ss. , Exchange.— London, six months', : 2s, ltd. : ■ ■■■■-.-'■ . Sing-apoke, Sept. 5. Freights to London.— Deadweight, £2 15§. ; light freight, £3 155.; .?: ;v: : j • ' Exchange, London, six.months; 4u; : 9id.