The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-19 00:00:00

BOMBARDMENT OF JEDDAH.

The &Hawing telegram hi' bees received at the
Foreip.office from Consul Naomi Green :

ALICCALIDIVA, ♦vow 13.
Her Majesty's ship Cyclops arrived at Suez from
Jeddah last night. I have received the following
telegraph from Captain Pullen :
" Cyclops arrived at Jeddah 23rd of July.

" liana Pasha at Mecca. Satisfaction demanded,
and letter sent to Kaimakan, ander flying seal,
saying if no satisfactory answer ree3ived in thirty-
six hours, shall proceed to extremities.
" On the morning of the 26th, 20 hours [7 40]
1 having intervened from time of rending despatch,
and no reply, commenced bombarding on the town
at intervals.

" Fourteen or fifteen bungalows burnt and des-
troyed.

11 A.M.—Letter revolved from Pasha not satis-
factory. Rammed operations, and continued occa-
sionally until evening of the Nth, both from boats
and ships, with shot, shell, and rockets.
" 27th.—Troops arrived, 607 Bashi-Bazooka; time
given to land. _ _

" 28th.—Gassa [Pasha?] arrived I comes on board
next day ; oan owns to no satisfactory arrange-
ments ; cannot execute murderers, but has them
confined, station [stating P] that has not the power
of life and death.

"'lime extended to allow pilgrims to embark.
" 30th.—The Lady Conning leaves for Yembo
with Moorish Princes.

" Depositions of mordents sent off, and proved
guilty by their owe local courts. Their execution
insisted upon on morning of the 2nd inst., and not
complied with by the evening of the 4th.
" Commenoed bombartung again on the morning
of the sth.

" Before a reply is received, the Yabari steamer
arrived with troops, 480 Bs) ptiimv.
"Luigi Passa;n [Pasha?] commands, with power
to satisry the jait demands of F.nglend and France.
" On the taming of the 6th, eleven murderers
executed [in] sight of the town and shipping in
port, and foe.. more colptits to be sant to Con-
stant;uople.

" The Cyclops left Jeddth en mooing of the 7th
instant, and has brought up a messenger from the
Pasha, with despatches for Constantinople.
"Mr. Viee.Conind Calvert has my despatches for
the Adrriralty, and leaves immee'ately.
(Signed) " GREEN.
" Malta, August 18, 1858, 8.50 a.m.
(Signed) "IdONTAGU STOPFORD,
Vies-Ad:Oral."

(PROW OUR OWN 0011.1PONNINN)
[The following appeared In a fleixed Edition of last
.115.6 lirprose]

MALTA, Atrorwr 18.

The Cyclops arrived at Suez yesterday, reporting
that on her arrival at Jeddah a despatch had been
sent to Kaimakan Pack*, who was absent, giving him
thirty-six hours' time to punish the insurgents. Forty
hours elapsed, and no answer, we commenced bom-
barding the town for three days at ;ntervals, at the
expiration of which Namic Pacha Trent on board the
Cyclops, assuring the captain that the culprits were
condemned, and that he only awaited ceders from
Constantinople to execute them. Th;T com-
munication did not prevent the bombardment
continuing until Ismael Puna, the eomm'wioner,
arrived from Constantinople, causing 11 insurgents
to be immediately hanged in the presence of all
the shipping; the others to be sent to Constan-
tinople for trial. Many country Teasels were
destroyed during the bombardment.
The fleet lea Malta this morning.