The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-16 00:00:00

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. The programme at her Majesty's Theatre for next ussb ls rod. Oa Woodsy we shell have Ma. Aadwootes wool minima cawart, whet Piecelealiat, Alban!, Oleg- Mht,mod helletti, will eiax. Oa Tueolny the Figlie wilt be or, ea Thursday the Trariota, mot on Saturday the Tell• Wore, onti Alboai end Giattlisi. Mlle. Victoirc Betty will appear at the Royal - Opers wet Thursday, me AllliSak la the thraweeehieht. Mr. Mitchell opens the campaign of the Beaten lralsiess m Oa Jammu Thomas ea Wollooday seeming so will dine pilaw two et Mikis, Lee Doss drogfra, N O the blot, lir re- awn, to very ousiag. Yantis Traria& was to here been probed at the semi halos Opts Ise Thatoday sight, ban, owls, M se lialrialka of Uwe Ossehral, liooketo was ptei 111smottrbas tams messed a keg r sillarolo ohs hy ass d wit sasseise matemporarks se the per- Ihmlimo of II 1.011141M1, la whirl the peopeolitio varier eitheploome Ineeehmetai and the brilliant Bodo won km* Deery-las• arm tonight with ea eringrian imp, Ameba Ind Oseniesatal ; sad on Meaday Anley's t=seseenhered) peewee as Morita osmium .1 II with Miss Messes Irmo, Mr. Angulo' Drer km% ad ether bows eimger oaf, of course, the heists. The ism ot a *sited limber of tickets foe as sweet ewes st wok of the these praisrmarme ia the meth sod senilli saves of the Tame, en the eineelea el the " Man is immemeed at shilliege sod 'Wrap ar▪ k east frr ark peribrunnee. The isms otmasesees cc Waif arm at Imam 11•1. Mown% lakes. yeemeasass, week. horstroluship , plidoroofilo OW" attererks, sre some of the many et ember semi alas sea at the Blaney Order, the am meneesseldalasmmor seem Maisel gusto be. alseesd (says the Admits's) healmeles ie peer h. Relimiels, cab is le perform, ere }moire, sit the next Plailhormink Consert; it Listre, • now vielmeellet; Mae, Westmenend, of whose daring ▪ Gerimmy namtion rban mode ia the darner. ; • Tress. ds Ylihr gni Men Itadelph, lagers ler known le Ins; rM. Was, bent Faris. We elossee, Ise, tea the hop jean& use woononoig visite bum NM. And Maine Tieedet's rd Meer Lan.. whore pions- Sete hyla( is seM bier sat its early wesha It is it bowed dug armigrao.. pcment Mime Viands. Mem esselag to Leaden tins sywfag. Os the amiss ot her hresrell bead! et New Yak, ea the Mik aIL, Mee Loons Pyas addressed the Sire se Mose —Ladies and gentiora—ar maw, lot Na yes dm, bad friends, for seek yogi have OW tem to me—l come berms you he the Mt time le Sisk yea with an overflow lug heart he all per linlessess, eel to bid you browelL It is tea wady them yews gam, is this city, I mode my first __manor la Ameba. Da that oreasks yea gave ins that Mad wham yea ever extend to the error wain year Weed eargert. Yee gave me your Wads is bioedly pest- Wirt night—yea have never withdraws them spin— gal In mak I bare food a inert Ia the OM World, Is. which 1 mass, I Ist mom beret Na deer Shads who bade me Godspeed woes the wide aMmtle, end Mid ms that whoa my wander- Swims over, Na, like $ tee.t child, I reneenei hems vela, I direld lad them mallared, and my all pion is frhodskdp sal enema stM venal, Is this new sod sleeker week I have fiend Mods s dose sad beans as warm as three I ke behind roe, sad if, in the preempterms vanity Thigh your unvarying kiniWeee hr id, I my Na lime that you, too, will with Owlageer la my kerns weed right, Na !bat amid I rears again you cam welome me beck, I think I is .Id be any delay pa lorries. I wall thank you, if I troll, be all the marks of hind ers yea have bestowed area me, but I have so words is error hew dearly 111 tame, Na bow ardestly they Abe &MAW by me whoa he sway. Thais is bet am way is which I can show my panted*, Na Lot le by rim .1 year gresteme poweromd freedom ea a salsa, your gmereity se a yes*, ant what sill al Amnia% flogighig, 'Cio, me, NM jai* is, puma Ia It eel you mil lad brothers; Mbar daughters, sham; Na everywhere Numb: I would briny if I mall the enommas ot that IMO want which conveys so monk ocimovrtal regret; bat it meet be spekset, and if net gnialtly my swells. buret srM west be entrance. Dew *buds, &musk akenn, do sot beget me. May we moot again; sad sew Gel Mem you, card Ihrewell." Dm= I iii. TIMM WS Hopoes,—lt is en pied bay dis mei Is trawl Os Ando et Thomas La 111.4.14 Msa i et Immesil Terk um Cum Men, it Ismimesl ise et Mere. Mr. Melva hod fir somellme Is a Male et MAW let bi Emily le powele lie mama lb tam et in mop &AA • same mewl 1 blerdk WAS 8111.114 lb* he Moil • bop es eire ea Ille Elk sli., sr& Ihe ba irre. willbewel Sr *sus et ems hoe& la set akat ant =t wed le ha, me Web me e gi e heT4l 'wild ; betimes Mimi idle angyamo ow ma& Is sewbseled lbe mil. le • disk est this sebriasil Is lie imblisee at NINNWIt o wile M sew allmermile yes die le love. The We hems cab edelme wee Ai eel mmeshi e r biome Ow albs stem eh Wei ad odd MIL Mr. HoPo, is= VMS NS 'teal.' He wee bee kr lestWe r wetiewele• with 811 , T. Meehebbell, mieliwwwis la Wit with lit, Ititsr. Vim as lasisej eel Or amity gee lbws bus he .mil la 1802. lee Seld lb B ot ars 201.01 Ilialboure Perk. Min Lamm Vweausase Anuns.-71. twenty. OA weskassey Ord ili • amyl* bolliwiles blue S i st e llightff Ilion es Webraeel s . M. T. Dish ILP wit psi& The Y et b mop *mg; hamilag i gLl7.'s bass prombei le he sp. asat:—lM isms Z. Maskary, w. abazaw. M li. wefts, W. Pim" am. GOLDEN EAGUIL—WiII Mee Jos 1101111 at the ii resi b r il l at Mr. Disili W 11. 2; l e+stsl imil as i tills ell msiniet Isth a ntat Whoa& The Ansi le • weeell• =1.116. 1. 1 = 41.11 14 . epees esd e re ili iilThre b ele; Tile lime we Valk eases% meast ju rsise esarefee vie e Erznitz i x ....4 ait ylri bil i v i Vi s maj Erbe l E V lNA• m e r4 e b Pl' LI sei L L "16 wog2 esohler Om dr Yob it Ihe paws Mt t a i ta m= bl e I.„.. ame lemib but mi lesure TIM 022111191011 lIIMIZT.—Tery satisfactory sews tee .4.4 lies et lbe maw of the Hall Mimi whaler Dina (lbsvoll, am). Übe ha tide part, litid zu la k a aamasm fir be list Ilme M lehnery hit, mil r mime Om samher et mei enght, she had less milinprol st Se Ws awesome r o tz .s) msella Come et wine has ay anima at she le m=rwith aw ANS eons (180 Ile of . The report hos hem naked from the 2;t Gs Adios by Mama. Mhos est Co., of H de4a 6 mc, Hall .—" Pitertmad—The Aram, Grey, 14,1eals. imbed; Agatha, liener, seem is March ; Arctic, lode, Minh 19; Ch., bailer, %WO yr 3,000 sem seam, =id 6.... _. Dahlia, Keels, April 4, hy Quo. as sig h ; lid sows Mardi UV may, Homy, bot eisa' - M cl ' It ; Istreptd, Made, sm., 8.010 I. Am% 00 . ; KIWI, eseet, 4000, ripen by GIME ; Minh of - faaMaaf, WlLissess, sew l i ly bii& moy len I,VM sr MN 1 Gomm, olia ma, 1; Maar a l l i tm e 14,113, sords• by Mow ; Mr Cu lin* ma Al* 4, wt. Uwe fast Mete II ; Towedie, - blew, WSW her, list Ism sot blew whit she r; Tleise ll : u ss iik tis. ja i _sese Niel S. sesa me 14; LIMN Illethee, TAO rt 27. Alerisis— at Imly Tarddls, Taw, 41 ..b. HVl—Dleas (w), lbeelli, . AIN weds tem of en). Wi t = Mal se w isisp &WY meter Ilereb owl bet AO It We die set ties Yawl Warm Basal War. Muller saluslar Mat do rims* Is "Lel Yea Ir— ed is, .La seem," eel not "his."—M,dr /Wet. Tim Mumma= MANSlLL..—inagattair AN lll=s i bed sheet Mar deablim ad athe melt dims; the asamtens of the ,Ike wee el am tewegel le Miles, by Mr. W the port at lisarits. sexagnisi by oa t cf Ma iine lam Mewl we mu* beedeldea. Ile bed blown, ile veil • ler dal, aft ble lteksseb i tt ON %Ogee, end se bag • peels. hen* Isis ivied %ego behoe • baba wee ewe le epee The pleb • Whew =id by We tweerela s e er asellemee well wet le arid: WA Illillbtair Owl, he imbibe" • nest= sw ill =mil sie bereft al tairkkaillig lemma eail weight. **se ile le Lesties, beemeet, owl bobs the pilled ibet Sr m Mies WWII 01.11.4 IA fil• &weft ca lie awe, be aIEMIM • awl eel iesee Wit wee widest ibell he se Wiwi.' ins= Gm be rest esseee the willel Ileieweelelbil eswy ay by asbailie Web, the wellbwity ci lleerle ; owl the 'hie Of appewei le be awe listibeg hie brill peitha. The mime val be .nisi iMe Abet ea liwww, et twelve eels*, M Maim ; and awe toes sot, d bi goraser Mt he dr digliwt peeleb/Ity el a twine OFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM MOHUMRA (not[ LUT MONT'S 0•11171.) INDIA BOARD, Ma: 18, 18.57. The allowing despatches have bees received this 40 7 LIZOTILVANT-0111Z11.111 eta JAMS 017TILIIII, 1L0..., CON* MOUSING SIJPIDITIONMIII /WWI IN PILS4, TO MIS ZICILLXXCT LIACTINANT-(11111UPAL 11111 N. /01111112111 T, L.C.B. AND KA, C01111•11DIA-13-CUILF, DUMMY. Camp um Kolumes, Mena if, 10/57. thr,—l hove the homer to mart, Ow your lloselissfs istrustias, the suceertui teak et tip speedgees spiel /thissars. The Penis ma nia *dr milembel reds tar alm eleiZ,ltk away t p a ir pis% pals ead piss* e 0 their somokka, efr a lrces Is ar se I iro side te lowa, esly leen gm ma id the passed sera at the Ntaboode hove bees soap. It wee my bads. t have remodel spies= ismilmody epee ay ears Ism the bed meth ; swig the sia.mirel l ne esialbeemes, erred by Ms seemisams meth= • tegatioir with votresses mem y, I wee use strie le hem Di i s esti the del M O M. b the IMMO time, Imiever, I hod demstithsd the tempera iota the o_id ash, be. lithim es the Weep ewe marked, se irk mgr Ey enrol hi the Mama Tama, so further dam emend Myer' whet wee somerrily mud by the tides mil by ides se way hem math im the rim. ler ems maths post the rashness lmies aresgthseiag tide mires et )[.bass. Brads hal bum MOW of mere esmoth, et mid ierth, 90 het di* 1$ Sot bib, with assaied ms s , in the meths's ad eristbsee ”leis s the lathe of the derma sod fasseal Ards where the emtiverejels. They with .der ssellneuets mood with them mimes smeraded the metre weep et the lass deer sod win se skilfully sal Midge* plead, sad es aluseitaily to sweep the wide her, le the sided el th e ese lh el/ the ir d j dewsthe TIM eat mesa the mosise there ;that meld emped sal Mem easespilsh . - they smeared to bre hem dna by the essay te siV is petwest joy Ter tol prig up the item dem este : the bido, oer may mike, arteest by am peva, diadisig the am podia WIN be rigors; smiths oppesile doses berg seserslumilett(Prkli), me set seedidde tie the esee. des el toresthe The .woes mesh Add wet, I fry give yew Dlerirq • this et the greet arum* t thr Per in prllie~ the dine _ssereestaily eetecklog dim is to vbbad very were loss. I amid have bald q m the bind l Abeam, wads was y the Pathos ; and them le in dodo the sedan hairy wontedly = has ages le se. lit the soma beisties in the seethe irk et the Loom sesramoid the alibi elothers bra sewed es the sneer etas lasead Asa; EMS wail hem he • eared ad in masa* es hew crowd the mass it the dme al.. . 6l4 ises i rr i ce et the esseay, bed the mem mild et aim in WA soil ear med stamen isd beds add meld the seethe mist, sod poi es, we shoed hose he Mika Air seam delaseedes, I meted to Moak the issore Wises with the mad etemiere ad dupe et we, asd, so se se the lie wee misty elisod, Se pen up madly with the Wisp, to amell ereeres Maim bet* bed the form two Wks above the sadists .= mad Immilisily adman ups, sal stuck, ery pest I ham sew the v the eth=co of azosonocing to year /waft 0111101111 mere of the fiat two opera tions; the loth, ape et the easy, berg frustrated by the light et the esime7. The any, mestiiri Moo erolibie report to seem* be 141110, mead el ermi thi l me ith asp eisedisil mu t the Meltsede, Tame to The se= Was thh dem2 l a n n wissrl i e sga wddstosirr from isehiso; ba edit the di her 'mod domes mil two deep sty* Se did Mhi essdithet et ma way ditilleg nem his *us whet 1 lewd of the delseMeaths agemesil by the mow te spree eur baker ahem to the lamed el lb* presms, sod their ewe 01•1111111 N Of 111/11/11/0/6 es wined by the fact of Ask besee weep Ark temp Meth Os the Ilek istese, the ate e. ria 'searimpot Mips in tow, mad up the diver a widds ke of the esedres Mawr, hap spanks a the Ara yew el lamb, bet, tl se scar the im as the way, sad oot of reach the linses drab' me ear dab, I wee third to &dr the Meth fee soother day. During the litlt • seemathessco was aside la • boat to esserith the astute et the soil of so Mead wed et, mil losathelely moths, the earths* battery, whin I whist le must • smear Maw but, es it wee head le be asp sod, delsnotheil lo s im i the rearm moo • this ; we emetered A. day, soder the emeristadmes el 131., sad big rad with Me aisk W i t: l re i Pt seers* with • peep d setlessy mita Caplets arm wee wed by Ur if Asses t Omsk sal mewl le psalm th ee le the lid idea the sib melereed by the enemy, who, bees see pessealese et the smiorses, end tide sena dises es II Ea laredbillr et eary west heir ebb le pea them Ostk Weds% we droll bed at die melon end gum of the at imm ery pi speaks the overly, old the Wray, were kb beds esi densres islog the day, lo emiloan balm: the Medea isssalsg. At Week et day. ea tie fah, the maim speed thsir Ire mos bee r serthess motherharsh The mega ef the 14 tra revel tee shod. bet the II ash sidle woe my .Net, bards. leameillelbeeer mid bide the semy's was: what, ham as etas eel, het bow et the Peas gum add he le beer wpm the asetrs. At asiess &desk, the mods et our saved up ea the relliess said them by thstmedete Twang. sod by sis idea tie as it the lesswy bdieeles was so reissed did the mid dismes, wllli lie lade to tee rd leme afressar, ere Peletegm lathe at Odin En, wise ebb le pro up the lesey=e the serthers hairy withent • single the Weepy sitheugh any W i. ens the = =mu Aid meal the; two or these min Yews ally were MIA emearesee of their amessmelly going Ihsee- By alltind me olock the hail sod inset, ma samori without Miry the Ms ram sed scams the phis, moo the amp et the eosay, who, MOM miles Ow see spreedi, led peed* eddy, sise eaddig auk lorpearestsp. es hem beim eesislololr tests sod sad privat l e gym, wl. asperse ci end ementeen arm,The vest at essay{ pesessiii perming aw I coed love wished ; bet 1 • party of Weir Ittembe mar Ospiel= Ones, to kihreer thm up be moms diem This dicer re tina he ems am f rear ward, m a gad ceder, Mt We ak he reed is ram =Lizzazio.7-1-06 eg,..4. 14 1am . vas la she 1111 rese smai sedlw alim r i a wrists i our • mat record that Ceseasite Taos, ail • espy et • kir I W reeks* amid te be ed. wed Ire ask able, espesetig my Mae sellObstion with the semi speestims; lied. It wee impledble Air as io shoodiese t ire bets am shy a mssesesessibilly ear tai elk ad the Curie sod may dim art lam seder hi easmsoll bees sehly seenel e /71 dada. Tom OmmilasTeat&edy essmail Ceptslis Saar .4 the ether seem el the art mil et temp" I bee dosughed esseleel wry mai addeses. Wilk ampliWagss eteo the many, IPA Se maw lotteey, mar or paths et the sillitsey ime wee sake* sefrefred err mum bops/ some liorepeso ellsere sod so Se war merls; led I ese set the his Iz abal to ei fee lhak aresiime seek eall at Stily for ler pest ender sed amslth with Ishii the of the Mew elbeesikunder thigoller4lmisel C.B. ; 1 the blgheet pl. 1, rid kid as brio Pasha army er* mid ear appeserb, Gott the net. it the =1 ad seabed that it meal hers received • Tom essust ledemeths, I loses set the Pais firm Yewsy deispide=iste Is id Mad; md le dupla sil e the Xmas le Aims, =mai semi le ses= l.l. 2 the all sepsis, et id plea. I take this et esmemsnleg to mut Taal. bates sake C.D., the ebb 4 sad die weed amend mesarl sittahhe u 4 the the W air respell, ni b dm the abets smisisiM swia ssesed debrimesatel . did lefras se r "* ▪ ime, ors mak Ms lad lbw del sol swam this tapeditios lave lom rod pseles=. T. Omit& Maim Cosed-Oeesral el Ileided, lea mak i= r ie vabiabis are ; ohs to Near Taylor, se ad s oh Laren Delon, • The noseholer emend to have Wm throws lato the river. t C avalry 9 Itaginia , te, lll , 700 each O,OOO Arabi aid sad Betowhees Old) 011a211“ SOD Total 13,000 Her 3114•4 g's 14111 Light Dmitri 89 Oda& Ilona - - - 1112 sabres. Her Msjeity's 64th Nest rot Her Majesty's 786 Nldidsaime 1,534 Nkd Regiassat Native lei9Y7 Nth Itagierast Native Waft 716 Lis* Batten= 920 2,866 Ilealtay /ewe sad Mates Maras &ppm sad Mims 233 3rd T 176 roop Homo Meaty 12 f No. 2 Light FY N Battery 342 Total 4,886 * Only ow troop of Wads Hors b aria; toga able to laud is tbes. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16. 1867. Seymour, end Etehomberg Kerr, who volunteered their me eker cm toy stet —I love, kr. J. Orma►'', Liontsmont-Gaxerai, Commadisi Expeditionary Force. ACTIN() COMWODOIII C. W. Totllo, 0.11,, CoSIXANDINO TIl PIIISAIAN 0014 ScivsoioN, TO Ltst:TXNA ST osiNBILAL 111 JANIS OUTILtit, cc& 1i.C.8.F. Farr, off Mohr" March 27, 1857. ffir,—ln continuation of wr letter, No. 6, of the 25th inst., I he,. the honor to Wane yen that, having observed the refers pier on the raft, erstrected under the superin rime' of Cosessander lessie tithe Firer end ratcheted en the emir of the 116th rare in the erase to the refired of the Dabber lard, had opened Ire, the Indian naval aredron under my ..tared pt seder weigh, and re up dee dew until write the heti heeding the chan ted heise le Mehra, in the followir err :—The hr. Erik rib the Clive is tow, hired by the Mrs, pew arid up the wren, cha rd to riper the manse bran the Fire, Aare, and Victoria, the latter with the Fr bed is low, renering in reserve until the Are of the forts wee diner& Tide was won accomplished, on which the verehi in re serve eater the Eastern (Areal, the Ferooz opening her Ire as the South Fort at lem then pert blank rauge, to she pared to take up bar poser agar the North Fort, ad ardently in ranee to nerve merit front the Aare imm reek erne ether. ThemViskii of the chips in the weer Cheer wen the nered, mad joined in dose rack ; the isesirends and Virile the letter with tie 7aA in tow, eMeg the irk Fat, es well us the in land see on the nor ilde Deere the like mointainol ma the her frogret Metherra abill grapo were made Y the rearm whme ewes smear the raja entrenched ear erse siered. de err* was the MM. the air that in ler than thirgnerters of an hear from its ceerencoment the bat her were fry able te reply floe three or four rata At this pried (7.46 a.m.) at the eagagere, the Feriae lying my pendent, herd the eursever hag at hr tart whin' re ropier by the Wier weeds ingerd, rag the prerencerted signs& hr the tresprige to roar. This revert an the pmt at the reels la math& not =ere wide sir Wilily se rid be aired, Cor bels* at the boas, rarer to proceed 11e be he escalmrs Oak area, which wee se he amber err, sisiseg e tte time tie Ike from the barbs was he hem ben From berm sir and fen e'deek, Mao heavy siploodr, in different parts of the hereirces, freer tr over reheat urn of the rack, end lid me to appose that the misters hare reed our sot mach loam carer I was therein alliZistillso have the troop landed an rehtionely as a due ett to their moray would elliewoo that a ..ahead of eiwkensoes laollmoat by the navel and Whim ram might be ere with the certaiaty of remelial her and with this view peer up the river, ma der to Jabots Fore whin the rUmbenation was Ord eery. and either istimplise. Aga the letheles had rased le* artillery, a be d oriel wee erred ham err r wail se trom breast works in Mir Webby, and mairehael with rest spire fur ate time when likewise prim were bra kiss the Ss merle Me, Vire* and Falkked, who drove brae them the het ref ray, and ter pteerion of their werzedraYg e.. the rue' of the katillearms, both as re pro prism mei armemersa _with a serer garrison, and thu begs mans of ere reek meld he bregla to has ea the shlpa, in cortepare el their chew te the t aro defress, which were More serarkeleof by breastworks occephal by large brie of resli-ra see, whale at times err ansayieg, I am thankful to may the .weir rider 6s the squadron dreg the engsgeneent enteunted ale 6a II Med sell la weer& Him essebdies. I hal it le be the mast Orr pert of rear=M your settee the mest pliantry mid by wry rise end sater under my aommend rig the speratior so no carried out. The importrt arra wrieseil by Canniander Rennie, of the IPerses, ewe a term eel horearge addition to an ak ereldishell Comerier SSA% to = "a l s etl knowledge I em much isdaredolielted es, wrest shirks by the dialing wanner la wid th be err the Isermais late the channel bring to Mehment, herr the heirs rest bank. To the exedient way he rich Cammarse Grieve, of the Clive, Acting Corarler Measen, of the Victoria, and Lieutrnantaa, 4 the Farad, end Wore , of the Mrs, haerd their ..pellet SIAM sod to tho rase.. sad reran ot their he meek of the omen of the day lee le steribehed. /per camerdation is den Corerier Aims, of the Asera, fee the Mier and man rider err is enema my attack an the soothers farts. The here of Liseterat Chitty, of the BilriallOS, also calls he my savor wahrig his veer, ender shelter of the slaps of war, past the lir with shout fourteen hundred troops and Wirers an Comerhe Mabee, agent for tersporte by the assi duity with which he had my ease - emento carried into rot, wee of trier amistance. To Animg Newer, Ceetawidlegldsleswfa, et the Hooke, efthe Car ; Iflember, ofthe Mrs, Neel, of the Assyria • Davies, tithe Ithatep Filet • sr Mr. their, of the Hugh Linder, my mar _thee ere we he the err rdatslypmeswith white they aril at this ra tion, sad by all of whammy bruslire were 'My meted out. The peculiar Bahr ef the emir surd le be pie- formed rendered eareidelie the spier at the ern tramper to the obese of restry he. The sir seimme, however, in which the cram le .weed of that WM& brou&lre rear the mask rib ell bee may, aeolitable ar perismesseley. T isrenifare of the lorizete vi crea l l= tart peel err be erred he nadir ihrougher the day, both VI prerly, end 1111111111111110 at their dhpor. he the further er dee rib emir Mary, Ale me spy echnewleigo the art; I m you ter the mat amisters you effort: see ebi r ai maring and asilitatieg mere= that Oft lean te the weer of the indirprisa M=li! am rear to your eel he the cenereseem with which e e r o mmrree:Lwe is e t rids acti her the immediate harp of ii=olli:at that, althingrthe victory is a eight vat ass, ▪ wailed have been an ample@ bat for th eig ht of the hognieg Arse with which Me ern he he tie mom ere in lepers erre si r be made an raider stoat—l he ice. J. W. Yount), lain Commodore, Commendlog Petra Gulf &pron. P.S. The tray rattan stabil is be aeerbdr at a period el such hurry hee plaid k sat of Ng war is NON eer►setiatedlia ot the tershiss bibs be ssiles. Tr will, borne, MA= already gives, th 4 is foam ▪ is sorer Its is be err doe arid ibe rewslN •_ mit ! hussy dpieri c kiree Ord es be rdwadis reasebberistel bra' wressersetibeele. mars baled ea by es aints the MN lois ?brew, td +r Is lb 1121e6 cast 12. bib Lk ear* se*, Hat liewthe NW* Iha Nu tfrpi.rtte ass the suress ot ryfy lisairre thwirobs, brew at the aeries be be dibi *sir oresbewhisbb is re is arm& siestUrts WWI wee Gni Morris. Nis we& tea be NON wbes pallsrig the ease el fly lissimek wee aribree. lb. Saws, sly esererr, likewise Awes WIN bin& tat raw for his err* on the ecasics, which woe seek r Is rest wild nay wars approval. Sim the amber and deseription thane Sleeve reeisend by the eery at Marrsa., es the lath Issere. Came babes _hitenama, Nara 16 ger sal 1 Drew :-111-porder =l:Btoseirg. 1 Ibpossier bran ger Prim, Is 1 Ibresiar sal 2 tbrobilirses roe, 1.0- estilir bre pa er errs 2 bars ger, bibee by the is wav g y bass the Bowthwalkart. bees ease sr Mrs, berg burled is the mat, WI seperilly I 11-Inchleammorkw,enservicasble irershas end everierhen sae; rase ere ell ship erraissd reasrede ti teal hire: thayrerssrriawhie. 121 Iris daunt air IS et ben wore burl is the ewer, ee Hbaslar KW. arc N le the lower, an law bit Mir. err; 22 ia the awe by the wears hairy they bre all less betribelei raw the troop. le gar wheels Wan), head la the espialpu rem% mess aid larwork he swee, sews blemsphes SAS eillesesse, bra Is the esery's resrbes. eardiges retried to she and ill, bra is be arafe respres. IN burs NAN ot Ira er ga merilles ; ;IN bar sbei es 14,40011 e. at sorter, _bra Is the entry's siverste. 4, loose abet - and thr ; lbse am bag esbeest sal roe& in. 44,C411111th• si rimier de ' lir the surdas. 14,400tha @Cruder arismil. LUITTIOUITE4IOR3AL NM JAMES DOTY*, 1.0.7., 0011• ITANDISO lITTDITIONAKT 707 VT, TO IMO ITAMLLIOTT LIIMTZIIAIIT-01114131AL BIZ IL SONTIIIIM COOKANDIT•IN - OZILF, BOMBAY. Camp, Y pia I l 11117. m deseish, dated the 72th I imalsoed ts yaw - apikatlia et op die Assn is Alms, es Neel ii =the l only mar I Ited debellei • 41• YA fees, owls, to the bid wet etbespertetth ; Woe the deems Itee • Beebe On mole( of the 70th trent *we were, se =, aes way Imp awl sea maw agleam% sex the rs Teets ; is Ile Amen see votbwp owl on omit egisies, is Kierabr Mises low 7 ele this beast Is ass Iluore hull dr amiss se shot SI anasseities lems. It slay, tlreelets wienei Il y boo modion, attached to shot emil me" were thee dietweg, &dne . het the lap woe ia ifs waning at the Cm% isa ma of the eight (do) waft, al weriedt, we hree : lbs. powder. la the two bap witpolow, 6,000 x x pearist 48,000 ll_ Oiebi sell =taw, 3,000 x 8 MAW 'a Ala Total destroyed 144,000 We have csptessd 14,400 Thom asks the total loss to the eaatz otaa. 168,4 00 Y. lumuitoas, Mold Camilify el Warm to le coaled, and mesa days' pronaloas for the troops put on board, whilst all ware burl'' , engaged disembarking tent. sad stores how the transports, mess little delay occurred ; end it was not until the afternoon of the 29th that the party amid be despatched. The flotilla I Mimed under the immediate command of Captain Rem* Indian nary sided by Captain Keruball, politicsl agent in Turkish Arabia, who mahout) , undertook the political conduct of the expedition ; Captain Hunt, 78th Highlander*, commanded the nillitary detachment ; and Cap tain Wray, deputy quartermaster-general, and Captain M. Omen, my military secretary, accompanied the expedition, for the purpose of reporting upon the country in the vicinity of Ahwaz. _ . Idy distructioas to Captain Rennie were " to steam up to sad set with diacretion according to circumatesces." Should the Pemba army have arrived, and apparently be prepared to make a determined stmd, tho party wan to re turn, after Acting the reconnaissance; but, in tho event of the enemy having proceeded beyond Ahwar, or if they con tinued their flight cm seeing our steamers (as I fully ea pected they would, under the imprassim that the flotilla was the advance guaid of the British army), it wee my desire that the party should land, sad destroy the usagasines and stores which the Pentane had minded. By the annexed reports trout Captain' Rennie and Wray. which I have the honour to submit, your Excellency will learn how admirably my inetrudions have been carried out, and the complete meow which ho. attended the energetic and judicious 0161MIUM adopted by ell concerned ; indeed it is impossible to calculate upon the advsntagee which mud mime frau the successful result of this expedition, in the effect it will have a the stitch tribes, who, in crowds, +deemed the ex acme of a large army of 7,000 infantry, with five or ix gum* end a host of cavalry, pre cipitately retreating before a detachment of 300 Bntush in fantry, three small river dearness, and three gun-bceta. I feel that I cannot meciently empress to your Exmllency tho great obligation I am under to the several °inters and men of the expedition. Captain Ronnie, Indian Navy, whom gallant conduct at the bombardment of Mohan:re I so recently recorded, hue sgsin earned my highest prates sad warmest thank. for the ate manes In which he has conducted this expedition. Captain Kendall, who on this, as us every mends of difllculty and danger upon whkh 1 have minded his eer vices, has rendered me most valuable aesidanee, materially endributed to the scenes of the expedition by hie counsel and . Great prase is also dna to Captain Runt, 78th who so sueoresfully carried out the military operations; to Captain Wray, deputy quarterumater-geadA sad Captain kI. Omen, say military seiretary, for the part they so ably performed • and to all tho °Seers and men employed in the expedition. I have to thank them all, and beg to recognised those xpecially mined to your Excel lency's notice.—l an, tr. mJ. Ore; isientemnt-General Commanding Expeditionary Force. Z. =MS, 1.N., COMMANDINO POUADRON IN T'IR PINNIAN GULP, TO LIRUTIMANT ONNISIIAL TIN JANIS OUTRAII, NO.), COMMANDING Akre, April 3, 1857. •Saide re err radilarea to report the own =succor tier Ire sitired the oredithe you did me th to Ore vadtr my tismossiL On snivel war Ahem, ea lid lassulas at the lot hoot., the Ferri sew wits obooreed pared es a afro( position ea the right bank of the rim, ask, Irvin Na m to believe ' whatever Isere thin winht be sa the WI hook, did not smut Mark • issobsr es wall of swine disk to ovz Man i was it as istarweasi to envy Alms. Our ansagssesala he attack wen and by MU am. Omptein Hunt, by by the mord ollf with his gallast head of US ams, and rar b. boar aria hag be. the tire at thornier °ruing des be was la paseewkw of Ara; and the Parr army, carlorig et MSS indeetry, I gran sad a timid of Baidaiwas besomnsa wars ia retreat aped Med, low be In al oud pessimism 1 gum (a hems 14-pourar lid piece), ISt aloud of ms" SS maim, SU Amp, bridle at aseesseas gramilty 4=Am% add bwiey. sapseated me to sends' et Almas for Ewe Wail lien time to awatarionte with the Arab tellossos she Is lOW, the impossibility of as delisted Pa tinas raaaa(M Altass. They retired as plaelphately es to have be amble to awry with than row of eutoistence fur move than two rpm. It would be sneawegmans in me to sir • essmrk upon the pliant* aid mil at these nerds( with sea. I gall, thesellwa mesly bit the dirt' ef •Naddag a asminal list Of Os okaywith die swim of imaa Web own amok e=in sa =z that pertained ore, one tad wikit, In se short • tree boo-readPetolles are to sbeadea • depot of pro visions IS Ala II shod osiirsiy deputed for subahteneo. Is oreirier, I bog to add tint it fe to Captain liemball wimp pinswed,so M Oupiala Mot who armed, this bold sine* that dub an emu aped* due. Further com ments from se sin VIMIIMIENry.-1 hive, be., I. ammo, Commander, IN., Acting Comercere, Commending Squadron, Fenian Gulf. Nonstml eon et °Metes sad men comprieing the expedition to Alminsowidsr Commander James Rennie, 1.N., Acting Caunneskes, Persian Golf Squadron, commanding the ex =Ms Crockett, flag (sie), and Tager, Naval Aides 6C=Betarner Canna—Commander W. B. Selby, IM. ; Adis( Healer Acting let Clam Quart/yowler lawWinrgeon V. Wood, M. D .; 21 seamen, sall BelB Rim Disamar Plimat—Aeltieg Master Fletcher, in charge ; Acting *Mar Heft, S Imerenas, sad 13 Lamar.. hives wear Assysb—Aelleff Ilsator Neale, in charge; Acting It Clam Seecind - !hair Flvey, 5 Europeans, and 12 natives. N 0.6 Ounboat—Licutenant Edwards, Midshipman Burn, and 14 seamen. N 0.6 Gunboat—Mato Hewett, Midshipman WArcy, and 14 maws. N 0.9 Onnbost—Lieutenant Lakes, Midshipman and 14 seamen, Falkland Cutter—Midshipman Law sad 11 men. Fermis Cutter—Midahipinsa Booth and 11 MM. Aessye Cutter—Midshipman gawp and 9 men. Assietant-Surgeon Asher in medical charge of gunboats and cutters from Fame. Mr. Slam 3rd Clam Gunner of Forms, temporarily attached for the expedition to darner Planet W. B. Sex's, Commander I.N. Mesopotamia. Commanding Comet, and Surveyor in Ahvaz, Rini Hereon, April 3, 1857. Nonni roll ef oflicen of leirdis ada the =nomad of Capella O. U. K,u 7111 k mh Her Mejesitte Stlt Risbost—Captsia Owls, Linde cast Liam, laic' Aseesat-Sergas Lundy. 7I Hat, Xis; Cannlicit:Air, Lintersi Floin, Linesman Barker. Desalinise sisslaing et XS ass, being 150 tram sin of the gen rusinente. O. H. Hre:r=l;Bl.lll..Lighindlera, Nominal roll of political H of caters peewit with the detectunent ua• Captaunt, 78th Highlanders, in the advance upon Ahem, on the Ist of April, 1847. Captain Kasten, Bombay Artillery, Political Agent in Turkish Arabia; Lard Schosiberg H. Kerr, attached to the Persian Mission; Captain Wtay, Deputy Quartermaster. General, P.E.F. ,• Captain Itslcols Green, Made Horse ; Lieutenant Salvia, Commissariat Department. I. Wamr, Dep. Quartennaster-General. Ahern, April 3, 1837. CAPTAIN J. WRAY, DISPVTT QTAZT11111A0TER•010111AL, P.F.IT, TO COLONEL LOOATID, 0.0., CIIIST OF THII ULM, Clamp, Yokesera, April 5. eir,—Accenting to the inameatime aesivad *OM Jon, 1 here the Maser to forned the hilewber esprit epos Aber sad the esisary la Its virility whit a brief socoeut of the militaryayarlfeae of th e erreillea. Ahwn is dineled se he I leak of the Karoo° river, at Meet lid wire Mee Its wank. The town is an ruins, and sot mem them mewehd el he hewer appear to be occupied. There is se hit t wr dehasee of mg kind, beyond an old Maim stem wed mead per et it. The inhabitants num bar gent VIM, di* Ards el he Chao tribse. Clam to the ten see two aid lieshm•dirra bands sense the Are ihreegh videlt tbe weber nukes with greet milk; nos of hiss is Just emir T th i i i =lbe ether et edihrehly Inky k. ime s le•dere 6r kegs estrieg uses limn a her het d wear, the strength of the esessit amiss the mope ef ray beets a where( great 410#1117. 664 wo did net semetala reihredly that Imes weld pees et an. The river hare is keen 90 to 140 ludo wide, led i.e ere weed law Womb in the middle awed willi kir tersdeir Jortie. The Leis af the river as pmeelip high, sad the water so day thee our email stern amid is dem sloapside. The coestry on the lowa die of the river is a bare Ora, widt very slight padre of ealtheticia ken sad there; sled ea dr south mid d 6 ef ihe teen is a maim of semiatene Wha pt in The cereary ea the typed* side et the river ach the mar, a barna pieta other a tree, sad dr mod denials brain plies terginebis. A few Waked yards dere the host in a vlikit with w sereesehei Alarm, we Mei acompisi lli t the Pada war. - The river peers red 06 P. re &erg the ,coidea Try eireas; he et_ the erne Ust i hew friw.ri out of it by sr emery Wedded at A, mil obliged to wreak sal esdardern the dew is beets at trwers, woad be soma in the he of buiterke or row ke.ry from the river MO% hem . 7 pit which an active enemy might select The edve a! this cite for a can tonment to—Ors, that air imerke end AMOS cooling by land from Whore meld jaln me carp without having to cross the it.., ; mend, the strength at the position. It is taro dpi. to form may ides of the bealthinem of this t here , T . had hem a good dui of nen what we were ththere, sad the radio of tin gmeeni was vary 'amey ; but ere I. to M , POS thee rasps statircasa bers would % otherwise than healthy. At resent the. climate is very o....t—the ...slags delightful, ado the dark though worm, towable. The Labs fur :rhea re with @heap be milk, ghee, lie. The Kerma river Ise sheedy bean reported on by Capt. Selby, sad I head dirs map ditorn up by that oder per fectly corset. The river is geserally Gum ; 9o to 190 yards wide-4 Sae in.... with very rapid currat ths banks for the hie few miles airs having Iliohemers covered with We t 0.., demur& with type's, or dwarf poplar - jug* for • Ow fit tie gaaaaii to ban join" thin la Wins. a hundred yards Or so from the water's edge—the interior • barren desert. We passed • few Arab villages on the left bank at long intervals, and anchored for the night at two of them to get &applies. Excepting here, we did not ace • single soul the win& way. The country on the right bank "Clto be an uninhabited wildernees. oeerations against the enemy were conducted se fol lows—under the orders of Captain Rennes I.N. At 3 a.m., April 1, our little fleet left Kim °smarm, an Arab village on the left bunk, where we had remained during the night. Soon after daylight, we earns ia eight of Abeam end found the Persian army collected behind • ridge on the right beak—crowds of horsemen, apparently smite guns on the ridge, and infantry innumerable. Anchored at one-end s-half miles from the place. Some horsemen ammo down, but • rifle shot sent them off at full gallop, and no one attempted to come very near again. Heard from the Arabs that Ahem was not occupied, end that the troops that bad been there had gone up the river the day before, frightened by the appearance of our ateamere, and that nothing now remained but thirty boreemen ; that they had nu means of cresting, excepting by two boas and two canoes. It was therefore determined to hand all our party (300 men), advance up the left bank upon Ahwar, and endeavour to destroy the enemy's depth of grain and ammunition, and, in the event of our finding that we had been deceived, or that they were in force in the town, that we should turn our move into an armed mounnaisance, and return to our ships. Meanwhile we captured a bugle lying under the left bank, with a braes 12-pounder gun, which was taken on board. At II avu. tho troops eonnuenavl landing, and advanced at once in three columns covered by skirmishers, the whole party being emended in such • way that they looked like • large body of men. Captain Hunt, of the 78th, commanded, and arranged it all. The left column cunaated of the light company, 78th, divided into skirmishes and aupport., both in one rank, the remainder of the company to Manus of three., mho in angle ranks. The 64th grenadier., and the other company, 78th, funned centre and right columns in the same way. The two gunboats were sent off in advance up the river, and took up 'time within shell-range of the enemy's ridge, and open re. The enemy apparently lull earns game in pennon on the ridge, but the moment the gunners made their appearanoe the gunboats opened , . and drove them away ; they conaequently did not return a angle abet, though they attempted a little musketry, which did no harm. In the meantime the troops pushed on; the Persians still col lected, though in red numbers, on the opposite bank of the river, at about 1,000 yenta from us. At 12 o'clock, the troop' approached the town, when the Arab Sheik canto out, tendered submission, and informed our party that the enemy were retreating, and with our glasses we saw • largo army of 7,000 men, with • perfect smarm of Buirbtiaree horsemen, and five or sir guns, retiring from a very strong pentium before a body of 800 infantry, three small eteamers, and three gunboats. The enemy retired in tolerable order, covered by their hone, the Sbahrerda himself travelling in a green palankeen car riage, the wheel-marks of which we had seen in the several encamping grounds on the river. . . . - _ The town was 11.11sd with tour, wheat, barley, Ac. ; moles and • Dom went slat found, beeides 14 home of new 61st muskets, Tower mark, each containing tea. A party crowed the river, examined the enemy's camp, and set fire to the remains of their susgemine. The Arabs had plundered it before we arrived, end had canted off the powder, ball, ammunition, and muskets, the cAliell of which we foaled, bat the enemy had kit a gnat quantity of loose shot on the ground, which could not be destroyed or carried away. Thus ended a very successful day. It was expected tlmt, when our troops reached the town, the enemy would open fire with their guns from the ridge on the opposite bank, but that we should be able to hold our grou under cover of the houses and wall until all the stores were destroyed or carried eff ; but in this little or no loss wee anticipated; and ae the enemy were unable to cross the river, and it was known that they never had more than 1100 men in the town, them was no great risk incurred in the move. As it waa the enemy oomniesced their retreat at Gladly one hour from tbe tines the lost shell was tired from the gunboats. I have, ice., J. WIAT. Captain. INUTIOTANT-COLONEL O. TOPII, 1)12OTT-e0)1111,OSARY OZNIVAL, TO COLONIC I. LOOATID, C.H., CHIEF OT THIS OTLYT. _ . . Camp, Mohumra, Much 48, 1857. Sir,-1 hare the honour to report, for the information of theLientetuutt-General Commanding, that large guvttitioe of Boar, grain, dates, chopped straw, te sreee"futind in the camps an by the enemy, on the ith instant, which were distributed to the troops end followers on the spot no account of them artielm could be taken es sums of tne com missariat establishment had then been eroded, but they hare been, nevertholuss, made available fur the public memos, by their issue diminishing the demand on the conunimariat stock. Very extensive magssines of Roar, wheat. and belonging to the enemy, have been found in the town of Mohtunra, over which guards hare been platral in the mean time, and an noeviate report of the eententa shall be fur ninhed as goon as it is found posaible to weigh the same.- 1 haves &c., Purr..l.ieut..Colunel, Deputy Connuissari-General. CAPTAIN A. N. KNIIIIALL, POLITICAL AOSOT, TO LIEUT. GANZILAL slit JAMES OL - TUAII, E.C.N. Mamas, on board of the H.C.S. Comet, (Retract.) April •, 1&57. I have much satisfaction in announcing to you the com plete nieces. of the expedition, which left Monomer' about midday on the 29th ultimo under the command of Captain (Acting Commodore) Rennie, 1.N., and of which the poll neat direction was committed to my charge. After quitting Monolith', the drat threes we dienoveeed of the enemy were at a point about three miles beyond Hawaii Ali dm J °toot', or thirty miles up the river, to which our attention was attracted by the remains of firm", shreds of clothing, &e., indieseting a recent bivoank. There ono anchored for the night a little before ...et. On landing, however, we failed to obtain the desired clue to the number of guns accompanying the retreating army. Either their May on the spot bad been very temporary, or they had omitted to range their guns in line, and mum hove un hooked the homes in the order in which they advanced on the road. About 2 p.m., on the following day, we again fell upon the track of the enemy at Labaort el liumeynch, where they appealed to have bivouacked in comparative order, and, hav ing packed their guns, we were enabled to determine their number to be five, with an additional wheeled conveyance, supposed to be the carriage of tho Shahs...la. In our further progress tower's Ismaalliyeh, where we ninth to An anchor at 8 pm., we, for the fleet time, entered into communicatio n m et h the inhabitant* of the country, at an encampment of the Nemeth tribe, about six miles below that plan. It was evident from the movement amongst them that our approach created mum consternation. Every precaution was, how ever, taken to remove their fears, and, on landing, I suc ceeded, I believe, by . reading and explaining to them a noti fication under your signature, of which I enclose a copy, in completely manuring them. From these people we learn t . that the Persith army had passed up the opposite bank on their way to Ahwas, two days before ; that, at Salient, theythuried Agha Jan Khan, wounded (or killed?) et Maumee ; and that, ono of their guns being disabled, they had been com pelled to ship it on board of • boat they found there for con veyance by water. They likewise confirmed one surmises with respect to the private carriage of the Shehrada. At Isniailiyoh we procured a sufficiency of fresh meat, &e., for the use of the force. Leaving Ismailiyeh at 5 a.m. (31M), we reached Ocenarra about 3 p.m.. without any incident worthy of notice beyond the capture of a Fenian sttagglen• from whom, however, we failed to elicit any information whatever. This man, who, but for our timely arrival, must inevitably have , was received on board of the Comet, and having perished ed and supplied with provisions, was released at Oeurerra. At ()marts we ascertained positively that the Persian army bad reached Abyss the previous mornlng, and that the boot containing the disabled guns had paned °omens the same day. It was likewise reported that, immediately on the receipt of intelligence of the fall of Monocura, orders had been given to remove acmes the river tho small fora under the command of one of the Shanzadie sons, which formed the garrison of Ahem; as well ea to withdraw the grain end previewers collected there. Time being thus of importance, the vessels resumed their progress towards Alain; now distant only 15 miles, at 3 a.m. (April H. At mete we first observed the enemy's ca valry videttes (who retired at °ur n :r e proach) stretching along the right bank ; and having good our advance to ' within 2) miles of their pwition, we could clearly discern their battalions of Infantry, with a large body of home on the right flank, crowning a low range of hills of sandstone flormatke which trended westward in a direction at right sighs le the river. Here, in the view of the Persian force, we averlook the boat carrying the disabled gun,• and took germirethath Rene than was now occupied in reconnoitering the coun try, ea she IS awaiting the return of spies I had despatched the fasehens ',Wog to obtain ihnostkna, gad, there being reran te lame ilow that Ahem bed bran totally aban doned,: or man Mareakly LethniNd as toles liable to a coup dimosist, es Mende era lova was thoedily determined in. The deka eithe pia will doubthse - be reported to you by the naval sail imp easeassadere ; but I may bo per mitted to theme diet its ee.option fully justified the previous mgmbilima of Contain Rennie for daring and intrepidity, able the Judicious datrehtea of the small twee mist the sued el Naas Its. vither Ilairalee nth Illgialeadme, lermred he sao smifferbee.- The Yana up the pod daa earl fib thin War i re ag = ea Mead within TOSS the easmes mew, the temps bailed, sad wen hemetrrn a tamer M sentree dm swarms Kif 1,600 them ell*, las width seimier dry were soma{t =ef.l ; and, at OW OM fill" Omplata Item* proceed Mall In the Comet (Captain SeDry emmaaalo to support the fermer, sad, as far as poesible, to cover the meth of the blot. As we advanced, the lest of the Ileiry's pickets were seen is talks on the main body. The kdtalioaa on the heights • It is plights that threesome ear swans to dimes we not lisie may stragifts do semeeled themselves It madr beg Ws below the leR enmities'. a In. cis d alu=aable property belong *, le lie Slisielio mak a imam% wo observed tht. I Amar a = swil k =s lob libs Mils; but brae g i a solever IL .a.,62t...,a.m1it=10,,g7,.;;; bowl is Oat • wall body of 200 or 300 ' lemer days lame boa seat up the river, on Omagh tamit•-es what errand wee not known—probably to escort rolitins. gradually disappeared, and, one hour later, when the ores. potion of the town had been effected, we descried the whole Persian army, with their rear not I,2oo yards d istant hone us, in full neatest on Didul. Among the wheeled vehicles, the private carriage of the Shahmida was clearly direermible. must not omit to mention that twice, no the troops proceeded, the enemy endeavoured to bring a gun to bear upon them, and, ms often, the steady and accurate fire of the gun-hoots cumpellod him to relinquish the attempt. On our approach to the town* a number of the inhabitants came out to meet us, with proffers of entire submission and devotion to the British government. I loot no time in allay ing the alarm which so manifestly piroaresed them • and the wanner° I conveyed to theta that, previded th;y would honestly disclose all property bel o nging to the Pentium, their private dwellings should be respected, seemed to have the deoired effect. As moon a. leisure permitted, they con ducted us to the different otores of grant and dour, awl fur ther delivered up to us 230 ahem, aonta 50 Inuit.. and 150 new stand of anus (in cases), which time laud not been al lowed the enemy to 111110VO. The sheep, arm., and fault*, Captain Rennie caused to be shipped on board of the steamers, but the grain, after rem o ving so much a. was re quired for the subeistence of the ananuda ra route, and re serving two boat loads of wheat end barley, there bating no other inearut of conveyance avaatble fur transuriseion to Me hum's, I distributed among the inhabitants of the town and the outside Arabi, While engaged in inspecting the stores of grain, infornm lion woe brought to me that ortoveril stand of anus and a ma gazine of ammunition had been abandoned by the Persians on the ground they occupied. Accordingly, a WWI detachment, under the superintend ence of Major Wray and Captain Green, pared on to take power• ; but, having been preceded by the Arabot,t whom from Ahem we could observe covering the ground imme diately after the departure of the Persians, they were enabled to diacern merely powder strewed over the ground, port-fires, shot, ehdl, Ace., and empty and broken woes. The whole were collected in • heap and set on tire.: With advertence to the Arabs. in question, I may here mention that even before reaching the walla of Ahem, we could perceive crowds of theta marauders gathering on the hills in the immediate neighbourhood, reedy to attack the defeated party. and anions of souse to "hare in the Persian spoils collected in the town. The inhabitants, did not conceal their apprehensions of indiaennimete plunder by these people, but an injunction from me to retire under pain of coercion, coupled with my requital to receive the visit of their chief. then present among them, had the effect that day of inducing them to withdraw, while • voluntary con tribution of grain on the morrow (when nu doubt could be entertained of the character of the gift) suthoed to conciliate them. It encouraged the hope too that, tinder the general impression which prevails of the speedy approach .of the Brrtiah army, my final remonstrantes against depredation would, after the departure of the stow:tees, continue to be re- R I need hardly remind on, however, that the word of the Arabia only to be trusted when superior force, or some other equally atrong motive, is present, to induce its obeerranee. Situated as they were in a position remarkably strung by nature, the precipitate retreat of the Persian army) before • mere handful of British troops can only be explained by the panic inspired by the defeat at Mohumra, by their in ability, from the want of boat.. to e ff ect the worse of the river, by the bold front smut:red by the expedition, end, finally, by the feet, which would have weighed probably with better troops than themselves ignorant of our deficiency in hold guns, that the occupation of Ahwar enabled us to turn their flank, and thus effectually to rake their position. The advanes accruing to us cannot, I think, be over rated. Al ready had they commenced to entrench themselves, and had made arrangements for the arrival of reinforcements, and for the supply of stores and provisions from Shuster and Dis ta l; as - it is, the loss of their grain ut which in the interim would have maintained the army for IS or 20 day., will not only occasion much loan rwl st`dfer ing on their retreat, but, by driving them to a distant., will destroy their political status in the country, mud, for the present at least, deprive them of any control over the inhabitants. To enable you to judge of the feelings of the tribes towards them, I may mention that several men presented thernaelve. wearing Persian clothes, which it was said they had only yesterday_ gripped from the bailie of stragglers. It was further added that bodies of Arabs from every side were hanging on the rear and flanks of the Per la= army. and assuredly would lose do opportunity of harassing them. Their rancour may indeed be ascribed to a wish to retaliate the oppression and extortion practigsl by their late masters, but I believe it to have some foundation in ' the innate propensity of the Arab to plunder, and in a not unnatural dames perhaps to gain favour with the victorious P"t7i From the intelligence derived from native. it would seem that the line of retreat of the Persian army is on the direct road to Driful ; that they have with them seven guns, of which three wore present at Ahwax. or met them on their way thither from Idohwurs, and that the Shshzada, attended by thirty horsemen, has quitted the army and proceeded in advance. In conclusion, I take the liberty to bring to your notice the steadiness and admirable behaviour of the military por tion of tho expedition while employed on shore; their pre sence in the town was regarded a. a protection by the inha bitant. of Atm - vs—man, women, and children; mid, though for a time isolated in small bodies at different points, in no instance were they charged with any act of molestation or annoyams._ ... . . . . _ MAMA NOM. Nur cm I close this despatch without acknowledging the assistance rendered to use by Lord Schowbcrg Kerr, attsehg to the Persists mission, who, no you are aware, volunteered his services for the occasion. Intelligence basing reached me at Ahwez of the occur rence of disorder at Shuster, I beg to transmit herewith a translation of a letter I addressed to the elders of the latter town in consequence. I have despatched ensisrarles to Shuster and Dizful to bring roe information with respect to the state of the Persist, army, and to the state of affairs generally in that quarter. NOTIFICATION. Ile it known to all .barn it may concern, that the State of Great Britain being at war with the State of Pmaia, I. Lieutenant-General Sir James Outrank, K.C.8., have arrived in this quarter with the English forms, for the taupe's et occupying Mohwura and the districts adjoining thereto. Notice is here given accortUngly, that the military operations of the English army, being directed only against the Persian government, are not intended to affect the con dition of the Arab tribes, to whom the British government is dieposed to extend its favour and goodwill. All, there fore, who may abstain from taking pert against the English will be tell in the enjoyment of Isom and security, and need be appecheneive of no molestation. Thourelvee, their pro perty, their families, and their religion, will be, in eve mom, respected. The well-known generosity of the British government, and the discipline of its troop., furnish the best guarantee that this pledge will be scrupulously redeemed. J. OUTRAM, Lieutenant-General. CAPTAIN A. B. L, rourtrat. AGENT, TO TUB CUILYS UY EMCSTEII. A. C. Dated Aptil 3. I have heard with regret that, in conswiutmo of the de feat and dispersion of the Persian army by the Englieb, disorder ha. commenced to show itself at Shunter. In rend in you, therefore, a espy of the notification issued by the English general, Sir James Outram, I take occa sion to edvise you that, in the event of the search of the British army to Shuster the general will espied all chiefs to maintain peace and good eider among their followers; and that these who molest and commit deprodstita upon their neighbours must not look for favour at his loads. A. B. KEMNALL, Wiliest Agent. • Ahwia, though formerly • place of wneenote, is now im a ruined condition, and its population does not probably ex— ceed 3,000 801111. f These for the most part bad croisid over from the led bank. t The quantity of ammunition waa estimated at 300 roman of artillery. The glittering of arms at a distance shows& that the Arabs had poseireed themselves of some of the neer Persian muskets, but their number could not be ascertains]. Estimated at 7,000 men, including cavalry, of which tbei number seen by us certainly did not fall short of 1,000. DEATH OF REAR-ADMIRAL H. H. 01litIve.--11'e have to announce the death of Rem-Admiral D. blotchy O'Brien, who died on Wedneaday at his seat in Hertford shire. The gallant officer had actively dntinguishod him self in the sernce. Ilia commiwion bore date ea &Wu lieutenant, March 22, 1809; commander, Jan. 22, 1813; captain, March 5,1821 ; and rear-cheiral, March 8, 1932. DEATH OF GEN. SIR JAMES MACDONELL, COLONFL OP THZ 718 T RIODIONT OP Foor.—We n ztret to announce the demise of General Sir James Macao , who expired last • -reu, shortly before o'clock, after a pro tracted illness TM gallant entered the army in 1796. He wax at the battle of 'taloa, being then a lieu ' teerant-colonel in the Guards, and attached ng. brigade. Oweemin before, it was decided that Lieutenant-Colonel l, with tho 2nd Battalion of the Coldstruna Guards, should have charge of the buildings of Hougemont, w hile the late Lord Salto= should bold the orchard and the wood. It is • matter of history how the gallant (dicer held his putties against the impetuous and simian overwhelming fume( theEtuncb, and bow, with his intrepid body of Gentile, be successfully withstood the repeated attacks of the enemy on that important prink He was warmly applauded by the Duke of Wellington for his amineat 'emcee on that occasion, when be was among the wounded of the day. The gallant general was decorated with the Order on the Bath, and, after taking the intennediste grade of K.C.8., is 1838, was, in 1855, created a Grand Cross of that military order of knighthood. In 1837 he wee outdo a Knight Commander of the Hanoverian order of the Guelphs. In addition to the Waterloo medal, be bad received the gold medal for Media, also the silver war medal and four dupe for Salamanca. Vittoria, Nivelle, and the Nive. He was decorated with the order of Maria Theresa, and was a Knight (4th class) of St. Vladimir. In February, 1849, ho wee appointed colonel of the 71st (Highland) Regiment of Foot. His contraction bore date as annexed Enrage, January, 1796; heatennut, Fah! uag 2, 1796; captain, September 10, 1803; major, !twit 12, 1808; lieutenant-colonel, September 7, 1809; colo nel, August 12, 1819; major-general, hay 22, 1830; lieu temant-gemsral, November 23, 1841; and putrid, June 20, 1854. The late general was third son of Mr. Duncan Mac damn, of Glengarry, and was born at the family seat, in Inverness-shim Baldest Funiznins.—Loot night's Gazette con tains an order in council prescribing regulations for out the convention with Francs, and Me Act 6 andil sg ot., cop. 79 nwise . situated between the tomb d Orme ?MOO.