The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-13 00:00:00

FEARFUL MURDER ON BOARD SHIP.

CALLAO, JULY 12.—The American ship Elsie's,
Crosby, from Haire, has strived beer. While at Havre,
Captain Crosby, with the isosseat of Csptdin Trash, of the
ship Saratoga, shipped as hie first (Aar Dlr. Smith, deka%
thee mate of the fferatege. The Elvis sailed for this
port, having on hood • sized crew of Italisas, Fres*.
rose, Bodleian*, to., about as diverse • looking cones
tics of villains se Is ever sees. Oa the 18th night frees
Havre the ship was Tansies through the trades with beam-
Wel weather, mid royal studdinpuile set ow both sides.
At 12 o'clock (midnigbt) the metes watch sus on desk,
sad with the exceptive of see to relieve the wheel sad we
for the look out, sash slatted some good biding plan, sad
spread himself fore nap. At two bells (l can of the
sea (sad the °sly witness to the horrible trassactioa which
followed) was ammo& from-his sleep by the mad of the
bell. He remained lyieg at deck *mil throe bells struck aft.
This was sot answered formed by the look-out immediately
sad tee mato left his position ow the quarterdeck, awl
started forward, with the probable lateen. a of moo-
alibi( whether or set the look-out wee slop. As be
walked up the ladder of the topeallaat forseastle, this
witases maw three of the crew folio e him, sad the (math—
the lozk est—walk towards his as be sounted the fore-
code. The four got his dews, tad three of them stabbed
him with Preach dirks, cad the fossil struck him three
thaw es the shall with a heavy bee belaying pia, weighing
161te. The dos sea with dirks west off the forecastle,
sad the fourth dragged the deed body of their victim
forward and threw his oa the rail between the cut-
head and heel of the bowsprit. He they gm his
two bogey blows with the trebling pia, which were dis-
tinctly heard by the witness ; sad, lifting him by the lug,
threw the hod_) into the me. The whole affair emended bat
• sows. When the poor fellow wee stabbed, be gave
three shticks, width awoke the steward, who crossed
the spat, who ease os desk Is time to an them throw
their weapons ate the sea. Their guilty looks meads'
thus, they wore at ass pat is isles, whoa the Wets'
related to the captain the elfeellegabege of this horrible
murder. The saes were kept is doable boat until the
serail of the 'hip at this pert, whoa they were takes from
the ship sad phosd la prima by the A1186)111 COeSel, to
await So snivel of a difp of war, by veldt they soy be
seat Mae Meted States. The depositions of the captain
and crew were takes, from which no moos or 'zees for
this exld-blooded affair eau he dullest The only confines
la fives, of the primes is that of mossof the sea, that the
slate had bees rather severe towude is. et the primers.
The lour ararderen from the Eivira subsequently seeped
Ism prison, ad are sow at large, no state Wag made for
their nesytase

THE TAMAR CA

Ihe Plymouth Mau
Idiots -

gives the &await amina d same a the . produced
a the district of Beer Teals, when the destruction of the
Tamar Mae by leenelalen berme known :•-•"! Oa the
Monde, mersing sang et the men proceeded to their work
se teal, awl estsweeed to learn what bed occurred,
Mt the loss of *sir Meet sees mitigated by the feellog of
thankfuleme white esew ever them at their soma from the
terrible death which, bad the amidat *spurred ou aay
other day, mut inevitably bra overtaken them. It wee
toughing to witness the joy evinced by the poor fellows
I. the shskirg eat* other by the baud at find-
leg they bad been amiraculously preserved. When'
this joy, however, had Moine softened, the future for
Bernlston presented • most pie my aspect, and the
misery and destitutioa Into which so many families were
plunged was truly heartrending. All credit ma stopped
immediately on receipt of the intelligent, and indeed the
whole seighbourhood was panic irritate, ileerabiton having
sew almost hams a deserted village ; and the state of
things, as wall as the helpless nature of the accident, may
be somewhat alerted from the feet that already have two
publicise, Mr. Richards and Mr. Bell, made arrangements
to leave the place, oar for Plymouth, and the other for
Taviatoek. With regard to the mitten, 60 are about to
migrate to Chili, 80 to New Zealand, and 60 to America,
while many of the shopkeepers have either left or are ra-
pids, to leave. The riot of the ulnas have gone off into
other districts to reek for employment. There seems to be
• fatality attached to this unfortunate district, for it is sett
mated that no leas than 3,0001. was lost there, in ems-
eases of the utter failure or the hat crop, those Medial
hoodwink whist bed ban hither° so rich and prolific,
brae Is the last 1•111011 been almost barren. The Earl of
Mena Belgcorabs, who is lord of the manor of Beer
will, it is said, by this accident lose upwards of 6001.
• rat."
DAZING ROBBER[.-A letter from &peel, in the
Obwrrisr de PAin, says This morph), (7th) • most
' dlerleg rotbsty wee committed on the road leading from this
! saes to Cbatilloa-do.Meabaille. The ogees of the OM-
! reactors for the Lpas to 0 railway, M. Casette, was
ggeseedieg to Ililliat with a tire containing 160,000 f. t pay
ihe men employed on the line, when on arming near the
Pont de Is Tres-roots, where the stoned rises, the horses of
Mr ("triage were stopped by four men, while'. four others
Ileal at the o:achman and at M. Dame. They were both
Ministi tau', seised and Tall cruelly treated. M. Duarte re.
Wined two balls I. his body, and was stabbed in two places
with a knife and the coachman, after hieing his bat
plerood with' a ball, was knocked down by a blow
trim • large stone, sod so much hurt that he fainted. The
eight robbers thee raised on the box, and having broken it
oath, took out the money and made t ff. The Custom. house
°Moen of the neighbouring village of Betas, hearing the
aides of the Arise, at ones proceeded to the spot whence the
noise eeme, act bring j Aced by several of the farmers of
the vidnity went is pursuit of the robbers. One of the
Man wee forams 'sough to Coma up with the hindmost
a the smailante, on whom was found 40,6001. in rotes, gold,
OM
silver. Hopes are ontertaload of Wog able, through
this mm, of discovering the other robbers, who are all
riedmostsso Mourns.
A Niw FIILD YOU SPECULATION.—The Bonin
c=t
sadlt egtihreen,
schrodpersantoditsto fpoorenhignualegnagrettoodsto reeik,
sah se Images of saints, WOWS from cemeteries, ito.,
brought from the Crime by salters of the allied armies.
Tam things are had la peat masestien by the Bendses,
sail Oinked Miss isereiersi pralmiim—fitsNissasi

(Prese the limas Room)
Oa Ansel 16 Aide-de-comp General Mourmieff
transmitted the followiag details respecting the evacuation
of Kan by oar troops, and the re. estabbahmut of friendly
radices with Turkey.
Is the acieno of the month of July the &toils to be ola-
mond in sutrendering the fortress of Hare to the Turkish
genenmeot had been arraoged at Barroom borne our
plempoteatiary, the Colonel of the °suds Lorie•llllikoL,
then mesons the provisos, and Ismail Pooh*, the Moak
of Anatolia. Oa that occasion basil rains expressed his
wish to sepals. to the Russian camp, that be might have an
interview with Bent.-General Ilbroaleff, the commodity
°Sow of the seine seeps.
Not wftlistsadiag tbe malevoleat insinuations of certain
person shoot him, the Mushir, who folly appreciated the
upright coodset of the Rumbas loveliness, and who knew
Colonel LorkoNsilkoff by the reputation he had &squired
his administration of the country doing eine Rooth,,
arrived on the 6th of Aegest, in order to have a penonal
interview with Lindeman-General Enouleff, end was re-
solved a lo coseleti, twenty vents from Kan, by Colonel
Loris-Malikoff and the chief of the staff of the Anatolian
army, Russia Paeba, Irk* had arrived at the tonnes before
Oa the neltnieg Off the is ei i g. Ilbeaid*
ter Koss, secospinied by the new yak of Kars, lowan
Paths, with his snits, sod so retort coulatlag of one
squadron of regular cavalry and 300 Kurds of nab, who
performed fantastic evolutions whilst marching ahead of
the mei*. _ _ _

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The Mackin was met half way by the members of our
administration of Kan; and at five nests bone the town he
was complimented is annum of the commaader-in-chief of
the seine corn by the aides de:eamp of Lieutenant-Genteel
Khrouleff, aosompasird by a platoon of Conchs of the Ilse
and a platoon of the Dos Cossacks.
On his annum into the town the Turkish troops which
had previously arrived, and were drawn up in array *lug
the struts, paid military honours to the Menhir, who was
saluted at the same time by the artillery.
In presenting themselves to the blueisir at the house pre-
pared foe him the EWA* of the provisos and the principal
peruse of Kus usesimously espressed to the Colonel of
the Guards Loris-Idelikoff, lately in authority over the pro-
viso* of Kars, their gratitude for the care he had bestowed
on the welfare of the country, and requested of the iffueler
permission to present to the colonel an adder's of thinks.
Pally partaking of these sentiments, the Illubir addressed,
is the named his government, his cordial expression of
thanks to Colonel Loris Mel tkoff for the oare be had bestowed
on the administration of the country.
At three o'clock in the afternoon, Ismail Paths, in (un-
dress uniform, left Kars with his suite, to proceed to our
camp, and was received at the gates of the town by Major
General Chodsko, sad the aides-de-amp of the comma,-
dent of the corps Lieutenant-G I Khrouleff with his
staff, and the combined regiment, No 2, of the Cossacks of
the line, stet the Muchir on the farther aide of Mount
Kara-dagh, where the Cossacks craws up is line of battle
received him with military honours.
The 2nd and 4th battalions of the Infantry Regiment of
Beleff ; the light battery, No. 7, of the 19. b brigade of
Artillery; the let and 3rd here:lions of lee Tools Regiment
of Infantry ; the Regiment No. 4, of Dens Cossack', and the
onabised regiment, N 0.2, of the Quacks of the line, were
draws up in battle erray before the camp.
Having passed dews the front of the lines and the amp.
Ismail Pasha expressed a most Bettering opinion of our
troops, and asked permission to thank them for the honours
that had bees paid to him. The Corwin of the line pleased
him especially.
At six in the afternoon, Liscit.-Geaeral Khrouleff invited
his loseerable visitor to dieser, together with his suite
aid three English officers attached to the army of Anatolia.
The toast of the health of the Sultan, proposed by the com.
Erasion% of the ecru, wee responded to by the Muchir, who
gave the health of the Emperor of Rawls ; and then
General lEbrouleff pre posed the heal!h of the Muchir him-
self, who replied with toasts to the health of General Mon-
rarleff and of the commandant of the corps.
After dinner, at nine o'clock, the Muchir wan invited to
see a display of fireworks prepared in honour of himself.
Ia taking leave afterwards of Llest.-Gecersi Khrouleff the
Menhir unused to him the profound respect which he
felt for the Emperor of Russia, and his sincere gratitude to
General Mouravieff for his beneficent and careful admiais-
notion of the province through Count Loris-M. bluff. Oa
this ocwasion the Mutat evinced a most hank and friendly
disposition, and a deeire for the eatablishmest of cordial
relations between the two powers.
In his conversatioss with Lieut.-General Khrouleff he
had repeatedly testified his satisfaction at having viiiited our
camp, when he found in the person of that general a soldier
who loyally and honestly performed the duty with which
he had been entrusted. General Khrouleff had, upon his
side, told the Mosher in roily that his aim was to confirm
the friendly relations between the two Powerr, and that it
was far more agreeable to his Majesty the Emperor to en
nand* cordiak Worts the obituary governors of the bor-
dering provision than to see them contending with a—A
other on the field of battle. In conclusion, the Mother
begged General Khrouleff to assure General Mouravieff of
his desire to meet Gueral hf °envie ff in person if he
should come to Alexandropol, and to thank him for the are
which had been taken of the Tuelvah purer:re, as well as
for having appointed so worthy an officor es Colonel Loris-
Wilke!! to take charge of the province of Hera. When
he left General Khrouleff, lsmait Paths invited him to
dinner for the neat day.
Oa the 27th July (the Bth of August) all our troops struck
their camp. and begin their march to Alexudronl.
The same day, ateliers o'el,-th in the soorsiog, General
Khrouleff went to Kan, scoomponied by his staff. At a
distance of several worsts from the town he was received by
the Menhir of Asatigia, with his whole staff, attired is full
deter uniform. Nearer the town the Turkish troops
: were drawn up in line, along the toad, to receive the visiton
with military honours, and with a salute of artillery.
General Khrouleff passed is front of the Turkish troops,
who thee filed put him; a battalion of sha p:hocten
seumevred afterwerls, and performed some sponged@
feats, as well as bayonet end rflo practice.
Alter the review a guard of honour named the con •
moodent of the corps to the town of Kan. At six o'clock
the Muchir called upon General Khr 'slog, and invited him
to come to dinner. The table was elegantly adorned
with Sowers, and displayed a silver plate terries sad crystal
1' vends, brought expressly from Burrows. Daring the
repast the Mathis proposed a toast to the prosperity of the
Emperor of Ramie; and the commandant of the corps re-
, plied with a toast to the health of vie Majesty the Sultan.
r The health of General Mouravieff, that of the commas.
dent of the eons, that of the Muchir of the srmy of Asa.
tolls, and that of the late governor of the province of Kan,
; were also duly honoured.
The dieter was sou:laded with a speech from the Muchir,
who main expressed his "veneration " for the Emperor of
' all the Russia., end his sincere desire for the eetablohment
of a solid friendship between the to o Powers.
On the 28th of July (the 9.b of Augur) Calomel Lone
Melikoff completed the final transference of tie government
of the province, and in the presence of the commandant of
the corps received a complimentary addtess from the
Machin of Anatolia.
Oa the depsrure of General Khrouleff fiom SSTs, the
Muchir sconspenied him out of the tows ; he was saluted
de.gwass
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Innate Pasha, who was not content with having verbally
expensed his gratitude, cberged his eosin-law, Assakh
I Bey, to send to General Blourevirff a letter which con-
, Weed • complete and sincere acknowledgment of the
friendly welcome he had received, and of the truly M.
ternal is which the es:squared country had been
i Monasteries!.
Oa the 29th of July (August the lOti ) a 1 our troop
which had been gartered in the province of Kars re-
' entered the Russian territory, and tromped soon the
left bank of the Agatha, in the neighbourhood of Aka-
. I saftspoi.