The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-16 00:00:00

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

Me have received oar despatches from India and
China by the Overland Mail rio Marseilles. The
adviees are to the following dates: Bombay, lan.
36; Went* lan. 8; Madras, lan. 13; Ceylon,
ha. 13 Bashire, Dec. 30.

THE PERSIAN EXPEDITION.

BOMBAY, JAN. 16.
Steamers and transports aro daily returning to
this pet hem the Gall for the embarkation el bosh
tromp ma storm. A correspondent with the line
biome tbe Diumbay Times that the troops an wt-
Isabel is ea sesompment about a mils mad a
hall hoe the Bat of Bushire in the neigh-
borbeed of he wells, two regiments only berg
timer eeel is the lowa. Up to the date of last advice.,
redderg d importaece bad occurred, but a faros of
DM to MIAS Paeaiasawasmid to be in the neigh-,
berbeed. and oatearlatieg an attack upon our
sow The health of the troops is satisfactory, the
sea whe were at het acted by the brackish water
having completely recerwed upon the discovery sit
sweeter supply. The odd is said to be very some
at night, the timenonstor falling as low as 40 deg.,
while in tin day the beat is moderate, the nage
am" emmiksi M ati. The troops appear to be
oeiteng asontieralis headship, however, at mead
ham the meg hag two miles distant hem the
ahem mei alt auggins having to bs brought that
dblums 11 tho an, through a nen sandy off Lb
*at of genie, Provision an ne, dear, but
ma ingeounnest it was thought, was begin
ming to =What itself by en increase is
the number of satin &dem Tho hat.
however, is established that we are set lashed
woo as damns I. Penis, and that the people as
re w ant nesnileil to on ruin Sir Homy Loeb
_teed a few doge sin Is Bastay ia the Amp.
Be only soused by memo sneers as bath, or..-
the s.eaps of a liege 'body of Penile sail
non gams at Dali Iliy. whiek would law Ism
an off had the awn Innuentations of Omni
as to the proper_ position of tin miens of
ilasesban attended to. The air mares
~Myer made ia hr
d a Sm. ad wean
an Wog nmenesni aphis of
tie
Ivo nmonsi ism One& Ostrom Imd doff
Mil mondsg is the lionironds.

mat=gat lettere we hive received from our
efereepoodent at the beet of war :
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all?, BUSHIRE, Dec. 20, 1850.
Sift say Ist maids, In the &ape of warfare has
lima plepv. .The troojot an ramped about a mile
tad a INK lea the Fort at Ikteme. The map
bag fed tarot l a hareeoisa, with
rat ea the TW, he Sad 'beep Hume
=bar •Mk tie fad Emma
batboy NININTO artillayoad a ,
bittery_t dr lad lioiseeham art the Mee with the
at Aeon Raw as tie Wit The sad Matt' have
lama a Naha pailisa a a of "Min ground.
Wm II& Beilmeat N.L the krt.
A O.
hoe been at the bet of the
ThoorOni battery, allot a rota eta Whin boat
'Athens.. under tikruemermema et Nein Dun-
wfwesilfta, of tin 4th Ditiess—Coplein LBW, •orho bed
bona ant sip Iwo me lemur seeder, inkjet present
=itaides., a pitied atm under Otes-
em, ad in Imaging gals at greater
=tDot Ishini hoomes- ,-the prim are mar.
ioilass, two moos per lb. I breed, mall
bares of sleet six inches Isom four brood, and soy
two Wier WI, very lady liked, Na said at LIS
12Po Eon at lee awes per bottle. Fruit is
WA as maw, brows, Se., but dew.
'..17. eases pun to be MM. bat the sea asked
is nem aisp. There is, bowereir.on evillest decline
ha the nine dome artielse.sesh es fist, salt at four
noes the enhienser, as sew be premed et lb
and 18 seas the rupee, end thert
Wgang=
of prior still tiseliniog le a
se dubs is Wales an eaning ha is. Dot ar-
rive is sot to held ibr ievezzelz I se that each
bee to supply half in every day for
duty, ad the lending proMene mid
asleep neaps. is head a very slow ad warismaft
task. In -the lint, the ships* boa* when
loadert—ent their lean mere trills in cooperi-
ion to the serninmeate of the force—are towed by
Sir maw Assyria, Snake, Lady Falklend.
Sir I Amid= a couple of hundred
rods al Wei I tiny are then towed is the
:iantiestrangattellywatorbruml
ga tit :rigetthetwaitynroothlreuty
to ping te their sevallla la the ars ba =keel them.
Prom the aisle he the sow ha aletento. ar Mar&
the That Drforleastat awl, two aim and the
the men cams hems with
=tell a day, wernied and 1414 to &nth.
Owned //mbar h: loud a well norrited wise=
ea the sedeseene et tin beeps trona the be to
the sonenolor et VIM I Amish you • eepp. . The
headship mike they del adare warmly ill short
area ruse at Aid ter shill his sdmirstion has been
ezeilml. Coe area at peat moment favours
thww—tha WM in WWI pert of the day does not
reseed 88 des. Part
ale by oinelhot of the prime property have been
going SS for the hot bur or Ilre days. The horses
and esaralresasols at the Pagan cavalry have
fetched very Ugh priem irked, and some Persian
carpets hove soil he pine higher than would be
Will r tion era laZaglasi.
Awl new the greet nuseoloa at isms in our future
ftwitlwaliwa. • Dy the macaw" Shiraz M thought to
be the dieestiou the am will take, so soon as the
21161111111Mi11, he Wilia have already
left, mom up to essopy tItMa7.F., a so, we mud
Sot provide aornives with er other mule for
the hempen of Onto ad portico% and then the
mow the rebehareseents some the beton, far the
has. Is new in bet-rate rendition as sere* health.
Nest if the ens wire sailed by the bread& water
at Ink tat elmee a maim "apply of tint awantial
element bee bon bum) they are awing nod
nicely. The wooded, to% we improving
theywonder-
fu" soft in th• fal DeMpoon Regissist, where
admissions ow band the hospital ship Ns inter-
inittent fevers woo very heavy after the surrender,
the men are esmemsaing to mail' their strength
and spirits. Justice deem& the mention of the
acting Staff Dr. Inglis, of her Majesty's
64th, who the pest until the arrival f
Dr. Storell. A kindarlonsted and more attentive
man than Dr. Inglis ma seemly have been selected
to tend to the wants of the unfortunate wounded,
and many an expression of regret It 34 uttered when
it became known that the Silxlia had arrived, and
that the patients would in consequence change hands.
In the selection of the Remit for an hospital ship,
the admiral has shown discrimination : here the sick
lay comfortably, whilst the ibtcri-t taken by the
captain in the welfare of the sick, and the ready as-
sistance tendered by the officers and crew, could
hardly be expected from other than kind and benevo-
lent dispositions. It is a comfort to the wounded
on coming on board to find that there he meets a
sympathizing countryman ready to the utmost to
alleviate his sufferings.
The want of a systematic post-office is much felt
with us. the officer now superintending the duty,
Colonel Youngbusband, haring his hands as a matter
of course Silly employed.
OtICRIAL 0,50111 Dv ItA3Ol-OILVED.AL STAMM.

=OINIMI Btaikar 'iciest' ion extinailles bet-
rosiousts, is be pod diti to uplift those
=dor Ark emormA the =NM olodiott be boarOs
Mt Aso et lie esr la whieli Se temp
he hese la the lielleme
they hoe het•4ll 11, deo lii. Mr
Hay %he lAA Thies *yam heteheisel
Area as torahlawr et 1111,
aeliiinele AIWA third No hill laid
tetiateew der. vedher. Al thee hoe bees lofts
with plettley weer el the lishest paw
la Ow ef ait" a• eimei het Aeler.
alma hr wilds *Ma impelient ever bar is-
Ihe Omni emerbadm bmiebhie beet
(Neer awl ma el vasks.—.7 hi%
R. R. Terseitutuutne.
Nall% ink &Ifs:: L hem' P. Yam