The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-06 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE WEST INDIA MAILS.

(BY ELzmuc
(saw( ova OWN 1

SOUTHAMPTON, TROZSDAT.
The Atrato, with the West India mails, has
arrived. She lett St. Thomas on the 22nd ult.

Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of
496,738 dollars ; also platina and pine, valued at
nearly 35,000 dollars.
She brings 48 passengers, and 2,800 packages of
cargo. She has brought no Mexican mails, and several
mails from the Windward Islands are missing, owing
to the non-arrival of the Wye and Eagle at St.
Thomas.

Yellow fever has broken nut badly at Barbadoes.
Lieutenants Allen, Dorriagton, and Cave have fallen
victims.

Eight men of the Royal Artillery and eight of
the 69th Regiment have also died of yellow fever.
Yellow fever had declined at St. Thomas ; but the
small-pox had broken out there.

Frolii Jamaica we learn that the weather was bad
for the crops, and that mining intelligence wee favour-
able. Trade was dull.

By way of Callao we have news from Australia.
The colony of New South Wales wu disgraced by
several atrocious crimes. The harvest wu defective
there. A stream of emigration was setting in for
New South Wales.

The yellow fever bad broken out at Barium.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SLMPSON.

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[Prom a Second Supplement to the Loudon Castile of Ur:Um
WAR DEPARTMENT, Szer. b.
_ _ _

Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch
and its enclosures, of which the following are copies,
addressed to his lordship by General Simpson.

Before Sebastopol, August 25.
My Lord,—Having been engaged since daylight in
a careful observation of the position in front of Bala-
klava, 1 am unable to address your lordship at any
length this ;ley,- - --
The enemy have been concentrating troops at the
Mackenzie, Tasova, andE.arales, their left extending
as tar as the village ot Makoul, and are supposed to
have received considerable reinforcements, which
probably nonsist of two divisions of Ortnadiefs,which
have b: en conveyed in carts from Baktcbi Sarni and
Simpheropol.
The bridge across the Great Harbour is nearly
completed, and laree bodies ot men are employed in
erecting earthworks on the north side of the harbour,
Entrenchments have been thrown up on the Sievers
nays Hill, extending from the sea coast to the sited
the first lighthouse, facing the north.
From various sources we learn that the Russian
on the right bank of the Tcheruaya are held in per.
feet readiness for au offensive movement.

Our siege operations progress steadily, with, I rt.
Bret to say, heavy casualt►es on our aide, as you
lordship will see by the accompanying lista—l
have, &e.,

JAMES SINIPSON, General Commanding.
The Lord Panmnre, &c.

Numerical Return of Casualties froze the 20th to the 23rd of
August, 1855, inclusive.-3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards I Mak
and file killed ; n rank and file wounded. Ist Battalion Coldename
Guards-1 eergennt killed; 6 rank and tile wounded. let Batts/as
Mole Fusilier Guards t rank and file killed ; 1 rem, 10 rank sag
file wounded. let tiartalion let 14.elment of Foos—t rank end Ile
I 2nd Battalion tee ttegiment of Foot-1 rank and file killed;
G rank and file wounded. 3rd Foot-1 rank and file killed; l ter.
grant, 6 rank nnd file, wounded. 4th Foot-1 rank and tile hounded.
th Foot—l rank .nd file killed; 2 rank and file wounded. 17th Fort
—1
rank ant tile killed. 18th Foot-1 sergeant. 3 rank and fika.
wounded. 1911 Foot-2 rank and file wounded. 21st Foot—l rank
and file wounded. 23rd Foot— 6 rank and file wounded. 28th Poet
—1 alter wounded. 39th Foot-4 rank and file killed; 8 rank and
file wounded. 31st Foot-4 rank and file wounded. 33rd Foot-1
rank and file liked. 3,1 h Foot-2 rank and file wounded •a"Sth Foot
—1
rook and file wounded. 41st Foot —1 sergeant, 2 ren4 and Se.
killed ; 5 rank and file wounded. 42nd Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
47th rout —2 rank and file killed; 1 sergeant, 5 rank and fi:emounded.
48th Foot-1 °Meer, 1 sergeant, 1 rank and file, woun&d. nth
Fuot-2 rank and file wounded. 63rd Foot—l tank' and file
killed; 7 reek and file wounded. GBlh Foot —1 sergeant, 4 rank
and file wounded. 72nd Foot—l officer, 1 rank and In *minded.
77th toot-1 rank and tile killed; 17 rank and file wounded. 79da
Foot— 1 officer, 1 rank and file wounded. 89th Foot—l rank and Ala
wounded. 90th Foot-4 rank and file wounded. 91rd Foot-2 rank
and Ca kileal; 5 rank aid file, worindtd. 95th Foot-1 utter, 2 nag
and file wounded. 97th Foot-8 rank and file wounded. htliattallon
little Brigade-1 nark and file ; 3 rank and tile wounded. Sed
&Mellen Ride Brigade-1 'Argent, 22 tank and file, Pounded.
Royal Artillery-2 rank end file killed; 2 officer., 16 rank and Me.
wounded. Kure! Sappers and Miners 1 rank lad file roundel,
Total 2 referents, 24 rank and file, killed; 8 officers, G sergeant', lel
rank and file wounded.

Nominal Ittturn of Officers who have been Wounded from the 20th
to the 23rd August. inclusive.
August 20.-4th Foot—Lieutenant soil Adjutant E. O. llors
contiviion to 'baubles. 7.0 d Foot —Lieutenant J. T.
slightly. ;9th hoot—Lieutenant D. U. 11.•liarnet, slight)M
Artillery—Captain F. Dicks n. sbffhtl7.
August 21.-2: th Foot—Lieutenant and Adjutant E. ff. L Sterk,
August
August 22.—let Battalion Boots Fusilier Guards—Lieutenant C.
Campbell, sthrotly. 9,th Foot—Lieutenant ft. Wield, severer.
August 23.—Royal Artillery—Lieutenant F. W. de Wistim.
'lightly.
Numinal Return of Non-commistioned Officers and Privates Lath

from the 2lth to the 23rd Auirus! 18 IS, ilnitti re.

Animal 20.-341 th t °et—Private James !Juan. 4. at Foot—Primp
Michael Kelly, John Doo:ey.
August 2 ~-7th Foot—Yrivote John Ball. 77th Foot—Laan.
Corporal John Deward. Royal Artillery—Gunner Wall= Stn.
monde. . .

August 22.-3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards—Private Jahn Wire,
Ist Battalion Coliatrearn Guards —Sergeint George Bolton. be
kettolian mots Itolder Guards—Private Themes M'Efeberes. lad
Battalion Ist Coot—Private I'. Iligley. 17th Foot—Private Anthony
Filan. 30th Foot Privates Atthur Ingram, bloass Kemp, Hear,
Richardson. 3ird Foot—Private James Joyce. 93rd Foot—Privata
James Ferguson, Peter Finlayson. Ist Battalion Rite 114gadv—
Private James Blanchard.
August 23.-3 M Foot—Private Henry Brown. 41st Pooh—Caw
Sergeant Peter Dungan; Privates John Molleady, Patrice Reynolds.
63rd Foot—Privates Edward Mahon. Thomas browns. Royal Anil.
lery—Gunners William Lambe:t, William bird.
Nominal Return cf Non-Commissioned officers and Privates limpid
from August 90 to 23, Indusive.
August 20.-21st Foot—Private Charles Certhy, slightly. thd
Foot—Private Thomas Symonde, slightly. 30th Foot—Prase FA.
ward Armstrong, slightly. 31st Foot—Privates Solomon Dockets.
slightly; Denis Rooney, severely. 47th Font—Sergeant Thomas
Hunter, ; Privates l'otriek Cewley, severely; James Riley.
severely; Thomas Turney, dangerously ; William Murphy, dangs.
rously. 49th Foot—Sergeant Henry Patterson. slightly. bird Foot—
Private Fraodat Tuthill, slightly; Michael Grath], slightly; AM
Reilly, Lithely. St th Foot—Sergeant Mmes Hanford, 'event •,Pei
rates John Baxter, slightly;William Carwood, slightly. 77t5 Fon—
Privates la illiam Me3M:len, severely; Patrick Ahern, slightly; la
best Joy. slightly; Richard Underwood, slightly; Thomas John.;
slightly; Michael Joseph, dangerously; Philip McDonald, danger.
misty; Joseph Pelson, dangerously; George Williams, dangerously;
Wiliam Pratt, severely; James Mulrooney, severely; John lien.
flatly, slightly; Patrick Delahunty, slightly. 2nd Battalion Rids
Brigade—Acting-Corporal James Turney, Lightly. Royal Artillery
—Gunners Henry Lund, slightly ; William Clench, slightly; Robert
Coles, slightly; Witham Pawlyn, severely.
August 21.-16th Foot—Privates Maurice Glainson, severely; Ms
chard Kee'm *lightly; Rob. rt Walsh. danerrothiy. list Foot—
Private Martin Hogan. slightly. 34th Foot—Privates Robert liars
tigan, slightly; Willis= Copley, severely. 46th Foot—Privates Jere.
'nigh Donovan, slightly ; Samuel Kidby, severely. 66th Foot—Fri.
vats James Asken, slightly; Hugh Keogh, *lightly. 69tla Foot—
Corporal Michael Mooney. slightly. 97th Foot - Privates Edward
Banker. slightly; George Pitchet. .lightly. let Battalion Ride Sri.
gede —Privates John Cherry, severely; Julian Evenly, slightly. 2nd
battalion Rid, Brigade—Privates teeny hanks, slightly; limes Be.
Winne, slightly. Royal Artillery—Gunners William Horesdon, is.
verely: George Pape, slightly; William Moulten, .lightly; Pattie
toy, slightly. Royal Sappers and diners—Lmee.Gorporal Wiliam
Jenkins, slightly.
August 43.-3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards—Private. Jets Has.
rime, slightly; George Lewin, slightly; Amos Him, severely;
James Baldwin, slightly; Anthony Palmer, slightly • Jessie bassos
*lightly. Ist Battalion Goldstresam Guarde—Priva;es James Oldg
severely; Frederick Turner, slightly; Robert Holden, severely; Aid
Taylor, slightly; James Welab, sligtely ; James Muss, severel7. IM
Battalion Mots Fusilier Guards—Privates Widiam Taylor, slightly
•
John Cooper, slightly; John Cameron, severely; William Sato;
slightly; Duncan Forbes, Lightly ; Archibald McCallum, slightly;
Janes Alexander, severely; Francis waseford, severely; Angus
McLean, severely; Alexander Cairns, dangerouely. led Battalion
Ist Foot—Private. R. Conlon slightly ; James Daly, slightly; John
Dempsey, lightly;s Samuel Palmer. slightly; Without May, severely;
Daniel Cook, recerely. 3rd Foot—Sergeant John Goggins, sPghtly
Privates James Coombs, slightly; James Harper, slightly; John
(lurk, slightly. 4th Foot—Private William Simplon. slightly, 30th
Foot Lance-Corporal Robert Tyrie, severely ; Privates 'James
Andrews, severely ; Patrick Collins, severely; Robert Green,
Lightly. 41st Foot Privates Thomas Connolly, severely;
Simon Doherty, severely ; Patrick Jeffers, severely ; John
Lowther, slightly; John Sullivan, slightly. 41nd Toot
va Prites John NOOIIIII, slightly • Thomas 3PLaren, danger-
, °ugly. 71nd Foot—Private ThOmas M'Cue, sightly-79th
, Foot—Corporal Jobs Brown, slightly. 90th Foot—Private William
Hampton. dangerously. 93rd root—Privates John 111•Cullocha
slightly; James Hansa], severely; Roderick Matheson, slightly;
Henry Jarrett, severely; John Bain, severely. 95th Foot—Privets
tease Thomson, slightly; James Pickles, severely. Ist Battalion
Ride Brigade—Private Charles Cooper, slightly. Royal Artillerl—
°imams Thomas William., slightly • James M'Maon, slightly; Jobs
Elvldge, slightly; Sinauel Bothwell, 'slightly.
August 33.-Ist Ilatuihon let Foot Private John Oileptells
r slightly. 3rd Foot Privatea Thomas Rileoutte, *rightly; Thome
Fitsgibhon, slightly; Denis Bracken, slightly. 7th Foot—PrivatM
Vincent Rumen, slightly ; Henry Farmer, severely. 18th Rot—
. Sergeant Patrick Collins. severely. 19th Foot—Primes N Wilds
t Hays, slightly; William O'llara, slightly. 23rd Foot—Lances
Corporal Fred. Morris, dangerously Pria ales Thomas Enid, dais.
• germady; Joseph ItasidsiL severely; F.dward Bowcort, seemly;
George Butcher, ',Reilly. 3nth Foot—Privates David Hayes*
dangerously; Terence Johnson. slightly; Michael Kelly, slightly.
' 31st foot—Private Thotoss Ware, slightl. 38th loot —Prima
• George Bendier. slightly. 47th Foot—Private William Newman.
slightly. 55th Foot—Privates Patrick Rutstein.. slightly; IMO
Burke, slightly. tiled Foot—Primate Stephen Hamphin, danceltudy;
i William Roe. slightly; Carr, severely; Benjamin Lode*.
severely. 77th Foot—Privates Patrick McCarthy, severely; Inas
McGuire, slightly; John MeGillam, dangerously; John Naughton.
dangerously. Stith Foot—C*llMM' Henry Hott, slightly. Privates
i Dennis Lynch, slightly ; Patrick Martin, slightly. 97th Foot—Prints
James hleGee severely. 2nd Battalion Ritie Brigade —Silegessi
Thomas Farrell, slightly ; Private/ Thomas Boyle. slightly; ths
muel Green, slightly ; Thomas hillier, severely; Alfred
verely; William Hine, slightly; Henry Haltom, slightly 'Ddlirlri
Illiterates, severely ; Samuel Goddard, severely ; Enoch Cod
is
verely; John Brent, elsogerously ; James Brent, severely ; Joseph
Nugent, slightly; William Hudson, ellghtly ; John Parkineon,dars•
; John 'lepton, severely ; Jaye Simpson, slightly: John
graM, slightly; Edward Kent, slightly ; John Childs, aretodf.
Royal Artillery—Gunners James Cooper, severely; John Unto;
slightly; James Smith, dangerOusly; Thomas Read, flighty.