The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, ArGUST 1,2, 18N.

obviously been placed where it wee Mad, not only as
a hiding-place kir the treasare that It curtained, bat
is a sort of bank to which periodiesi mud might be
had whenever supplies were wanted. When Smart(
was arreeted,arell of sight sovereigns waskundinhis
poserarion, which had evidently been in recent and
protracted contact with water. Such a en= in inch
coin was not likely to be saved out of the wages be
was receiving of 24a. a week. The whole sum found
at the time of the arrest fell far short of that aseer•
tained to have been plundered from Mr. Irreues
office. The murderer bad evidently been living on
his spoils. Now, then, for the circumstance alluded
tee, In order to reach the red- lead bucket in its loath-
some place of deposit, it was necessary, at the peril of
a drenching, which would not only have caused
inconvenience bat might have endangered detection,
to stop the working of a piece of machinery techni-
cally called "a ram." It was perfectly easy to stop
this mechanism with the hand, but not so easy,
when once stopped, to set it going again. Foe seve-
ral Saturdays before the arrest of Spotlit; it was
observed that this "ram" had, from some unknown
came, stopped working. It has never once been
known to stop since his arrest. If SroLLEte were
the murderer, and if his habit was to supply the
wants of the week by resorting to this vile treasury,
Saturday evening woad be the natural period for

After the man's arrest it waa resolved ones nue to
search the anal; this time the search wu not fruit-
ier. In a prelim of the canal bed not previously
laid bare, was found a razor with the name " SPOL
" scratched on the handle by a cutler, who was
produced to prove that the na.ne bad been traced by
his own hand. The edge of this razor wee found
jagged and notched, as it naturally would have
been if employed in so dreadful a work of blood as
the examination of Mr. Lrritz's body showed to

have boss paginated.
Such win me at the principal cireinnsusi—_
eigigies newiebd with the discovery of the
pindemil minty. That Mr. Lirri.e. had been
111111 ired sad the office plundered had long been
der ; that the perces& of the robbery had
yeas einceeled in different parts of the railway
pinism by some one intimately familiar with the
liaseibgaras ;deo proved ; it was proved in Witha
that lappet, eireely traced to Srou.ex had isms
erresitheirly found mixed try with the gib
of Ow doable crime. Two spud= omens&
PIM, had Brom-an generally the awns et
aeons to the place where the murder wee tow
witted' Secondly—if so, were there any ekes-
stances tending satisfactorily to prove that on the
evening of the murder he had availed himself ed
these opportunities? The answer to the dent question
I admitted of so possibility of doubt; the man led
every pranible facility of aces, without Nevins.
to the elk* in which the murder Welt pine; whet is
I more, hs hadequal facility of egress, and tante air
pee possessed by no other person. He was goner*
employed to clean the windows and skylights of the
°Mos. He had latterly been engaged is repririas
fixtures le Mr. bermes office; so late as the
Bating balm the murder he had been se-
espied in ding varnishing work there. Hie wing
vocation led hint to he upon the roof of the
railway lea. He was in the constant habit of
going apes er mein off the roof through a little
swing wiziewin • pangs close to Mr. Lims's
room. From that ens the prisoner might at say
time have pond &hi the roof in less than tine
minter ID lie own cottage. As to this part of the
ease, tits. Om sinker stands thus: Mr. Lrertz's
sembeer, whoever he was, is all but proved to have
asp& by the roof from the simple impossibility of
lie bob; seeped unperceived in any other way.
1•••••• bow all the ways of the roof intimately,
was instantly in the habit of going in and
est alma it, and might in three minutes have made
In way by it unperceived from Mr. Lime's roan
to his own cottage.
lint is these anything to show that on the evening
of the rank: be INS where, without suspicion, he
hal se •IIII• Ina helms t The strong probabilities
dint one len to the comics that the murder
was tonstitted between fee and half-past seven.
frosaser, when arrested, accounted for his time
thee At half-put five, and not till then, he left
off work. This is perfectly true, and esenimallai
by ansesposted testimony. He then, anninilft fin
his own ageoent, at ones went home, and
at knee reading until he went out with his wife to
make some purchases at nine o'clock. If this be
tree, it is mod material; but is it true? Two of
the nag's own children were brought forward to
eenteadist him on this point—a wretched sosessity
as dolt this of bringing forward the shahs a-
ped to thst which may take the life of the parent, bet
joins ought to know no interests save those of truth;
it is quite eases it to seal the lips of the wife ; it
wesilhe au eaegyeratioo of false sentiment to spare
the eleriwee, hes easing respect to the feelings
of the *IL The Mins, both intelligent wit-
mom upshily the girl, swore positively that, on
the wain of the murder, the father did not return
bias 111 lie time be stated, but that they first saw
him dad 7 o'clock on the roof of a neighbouring
enleavouring to conceal something in the
grey—to nee her own expression, "putting
ism round thing in a lump down the chim-
ney." The children also swore that, when the
mane searches were being made, their father
arigmly cautioned them against identifying
• onelnin piece of cloth—, red rag—ahead
I In shown them by the police. The daughter
mid in addition that when the mother was
sand milli illness, about a week before the
non sad • pegged wee made to sand for a doctor
sad pie* lissiair oil that be would have the
Mt d my wee who genii dare to go for them.
The wilasel, aloes% die =avoidable, ingress, of
mune lalay that he eisied the opprooth to the
sick wenn% gide 111 Mk ingenue etwahisto to •
birdseed sundaes.
Seek wee the webeteartal the ease against hiss.
firouiri s we do sot perceive that it was met
by any 'widens in contradiction, and it is
inspogrible to ;bey that, taken in itself,
• oonsdnitas *St as strong a chain of
aimmatential 'Aims ea it is well presible to con-
asillA 'We wadi set he • aueent be supposed in
say wog Is imp. the swat et the jury. Minas
deemlasse of isesam, a outtradiodose, •
baellides. as imeadelosey, the dropping of the
spe the ihildwy of the wise, have very properly a
weight with then who has, that the lib of another
MB is deposited es thefr weal, of which mere
maim at a &tame as lave so enseption. The
poillaMlity is they honestly convinced themselves
On the cue admitted of • doubt, and of that doubt,
eliemesig to the old humane prescription of the
1111•1111111 law, they gave the prisoner the benefit.
Maly to the legal rules of evidence they were
Virairetly right; we ma only wish that the
the en enabled us to arrive at the
ash sami savietioo of the den's freedom from
goal se boas low irreyessibly estalliebed by the
verilet whisk we this day report.

The Othipow Qatar states that the eenatraethe
et seeemelue bridge emir the Week, sear Cabbage, will
be eemeesed redy iterdtp

!St court.

......
OSBORNE, Braver 11.
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The Classi sad Prime, with the ray al children,
walked eat easauses.
Thera se dm as loyal &Bur party.
Omni Imo sessesdad Lad Marks Pitney as
ialliki is kr lbeasty.
SlVlPseada g
tsbasraist, do Earl et Clareadca, sad
Mame Paimsteet, lea Worms yesterday.

Deecombee true seat yeelordei from lb. Colonlal.oeco to
the Goomoon ct the Amelia= colones. Despatches wart
mosiosi yesembay tom the Goventen of the North
1 Atomises limbos&

(non LAST moat's min s.)
FolUthait-oefica, JOLT I.—The Queen has bees
geedeady lid to emolat_Chrehe Bann
./P3ft•
ritSitt ttbtabia=of Mat retd Not
ntsithotattsstille Mejny's emol tt Bib, to the
WHITEHALL, MOUNT 11.—ne Qom has ban
thenth to meat the Rev. Raba& hear to the Math of
Cron lathe p el Dorm to the
a- of etesitytha leer sad Waal
of LIM men by the Isemeetak ln limo
Om, this seineer thereof, le the peith of Ulm.
Clow x -mint, AUGUST 10. MEMBERS Iti-
TLILNILD to Mrs IX XXIX PAWN! PAILLIAMINT.—
Fendrk Dian of Haralka—Jeha Oilman Canar
whoaDas" lloWs the ma el Jena elth4,
Mambo veth them& Pk-
Mthan—Jelimainianee the thr el Os, air
ws
ei
41.!*!"4111as
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owl Jim 2.=
Vie" linric:r. Xs4siely's essessiaar timosivti
warm Woo* Pays., whose alsetka b ter
void.

BOARD OP TRADIL—WIIITIRALL, Ammer 7.—
no Right Nam. ilto Ludo of tho *m • of Privy Coco-
a for Trois ael Ploatookso hews mink through the
fkieremy of Bogs tor rieslas Alin, spawn of abut.
rodo pawn In OA Mold* of Sollooffoo,fllosigro ougli ot
VIES Caus, dr
tho towoar hum ;
fro Tamp owl Itsolgolore
Polk ehlihms loaf bi
ca it Sr Mee et Isd ci TIM*

MARRIAGE or Mi. FREDERICK PZEL.-7THIS DAT.

—This morn* the doors ot the print church of St. Georges,
Henner-eqeme, were besieged by s large number of
ermine to witness the eineemy of marriage between the
Right Ham Frederick Peel, second eon of the late Sir
Robert Peel, Bart., and Mier Shelley, daughter of Jobs
Shelley, Req., of Oviegben Home, Winchester, Haute.
When the daces were opened those was a general rug, end
the body end galleries were soon Ailed with @pectinate of both
gazes. Moray Air dem o'cloolt the bride entered
ties chock eetempenied by her father, and veering
• sepia killed canoe. A square "en of Browns lace was
thrown over her heed, which wu enelmled with • wrath of
map blossom end myrtle The maw wee perlienned
by the Dun el Womenter, Dr. Peel, brother of the Isis
Ismeated Inronet, lewd sale Is the bridegroom. Those were
she Fenn; Danger Lady Peel, Pik Robert Peel, Bert.,
M.P., Major-omm' Jcieetina Pad, Lady Alice Peel,
Captain William Peel, R.N., C. 8., P.R.0.5., Arthur Peel,
Eaq., Lady Fuller, lady Primer, i.e. At the menein at
Beigreve-eques, •g nd thinseer was glue oaths occesice,
sad be the eltersean the needy untried pair left town for
High Orem, Pinner, err Harrow, the wet *Liddy Fidler.
The Duchess (Dow.) of fitaepoole end the Duke
sad Muria of Shaped., have left Loag's Hotel, fee Paris ;
hie Exernency Comte end the Cunene Tolitoy have loft
Log's Hotel, for Dieppe.
Lord West hie left town for Folkestone.

Lady Georgians Orey and the Hon. H. Orey, and
Indy de DenstaavOle lave Mt town for Peenstarge, on a
lint to the Duchies (Dow.) a/ Cleveland.

Colonel and Lady Las's Merl& have left town
for their mat, Goodrich. Cud., lieredirdihire.

The following aro aasoag the latest arrivals at
&Vasa .—Thi East et Harriarce, Lord Clawson., lad
and Lady Torriegani, Lady NicheYoe, Mr C. and Lady
Faith, Lady E. B. Cane, Lady Caroline res, Capt. end the
Hoe. Mrs. Blake, the Dean= of Inmates, Coast Pendeny,
Vinnuet Castlercues, Lord Hussy Thyme, Viscount Po-
mpey, M.P., dir F. Pottleger, Hr C. Payee, and the Hon.
S. ellopletse.

The Ipswich Express says :—" We understand
that la the early part of the week, whist wades ea the
beech Deer Crosser, Major•GeorealiViodham rewired 'com-
munication trout the Commander-in-Chief, giving him ceders
to proceed to the East. He beds his friends who earreunded
him farewell, and alerted of u;thout a eboaseaf s delay."
General William Rose Mansfield arrived in town
a few days look trout Warsaw, at the request of the
premed, sad co Saturday lust Lit Leedom for Maneilles,
. .

ne raga overload to Cokola. This gallant dicier goes out
to India to ammo an impotent command. Oen. Mandlcld
'stared the snny as ensign Is Nov., 1838. He has mem con-
sidemble wake is lain, laving served with the 63rd Reit
is the campsiga on the BOW, is 11146, sad was mud at
Beddtersi, Aliwel, end &Aron, at which lest engagement
he was side-de-csap to Osiers' lend Omagh, the com-
mender-lachiel, for whichadiess he has received • andel
sod demo. He commendoi his regiment b the Penjaub
campaign ia 1849, mad was present at the battle of Goojerst,
sad was conatestly employed in the apostles* on the
Peshawar frontier be 1861 and 1862. He woe at the affehe of
Nawadand, itesgher, and Maarlide, where his horse was
wounded. la February, 1866, do was appointed amidst
adioeat-gesersl is Dahl* and was attached to the British
embsesy at Cosstastinople from July. 1866, to July, 1866.
He was appointed oineal-genteal at Warsaw In hatember
Let year, sad was gives the local rank of brigadier-posed
is Mead while so employed.
DEATH OP THZ RIGHT HON. JOHN WILSON
Cllollll.—We have received from a oorrespoodent im ea-
womanised of the death of the Right Hoe. Jobs Wilson
Craw, who died it Mr William Wightmaa's St.
Albsn's-bmak, Hmespies, at 10 o'clock on Masher sight.
The right ben.geadmeralledbeembedadining liedehihremem
months past, sad had removed trees Emelogices Psi= to
Judge Wightmea's villa within the lad wok to ass if change
of dr and seems wend have say Isseielleial elect es hie
imb& The deemed wee sea of Mr. Jobs Cooker, Ihr-
legertalerrel of Lased. pad was lora is Dumber, 1790,
▪ Oessity, Galway, Irani He wee whadel at Trinity
Chip. Haan, where be pen* aleaspelehal basalt, ad
Is ME sled Se the Ida lit. Mr. Caches enured the
Main tiChwanen Y 11187 n Downparkk. He est Is
elgla anseashe plabeento. laxity reprennied the
calnielty of Der. Tanowth, Aehiwe, sea B.ii to
to. kw base of he lgathas. Mr. Croke* Mimi
Mar he sham of WA, whoa be set with the Wernek
et Dena (sew Dar of Wolligise) Ir Ib alshansbhal
lase. etAlabragb, fhito. It allbeneeneetel that
Kr. Claw was, ham his istreemlies Ws psi& Di •
get Mead ot no Dube at Ten. la ll* la was egr
paned thentstry et the hank*, oolokh spgelenent he
Imaluall MK Wag la lean 111.8, been ash a Privy
Omedier. He vas • Paw d the beg Sedgy (1810),
DAL, LLD., • Pion of too Addle /moiety, sad et
ear lamed healtalleas. Ity Me deo& • per of 1,5001.
lines Derellana Pad owes, whit the ash ben gn-
aws& hid inked is. mince his rellesmont ion the Ad-
is MIL The doomed genthena loran, la 1806,
11116 &WAIF at Mr. Ma. Pawkily may years
et ea Brady who undoes bar lashed.
The Rev. W. NM, of Weybread vicarage, Suf-
i" wales to a entawparory The We Mir Jennings,
wheels searderal with bar dither it Deihl, was kr yeses a
poodilaser and friend of miss, Bet eg with la modest nit
deer to the vitorser• Nast was then a mare truly satiable
owl labrosdag yawn hdy, or ene IMO sedeerselly re-
spoind sad loved. I now haw • wed as eel et bon that
anal how the ensue of the strident naerm me weld I
hew note NNW, berated bar Ids If she boa ben trq
wen denglter. Moe had beta tang noun is Den Is la
knows sad opptedsled, yet se Una was held hal to Me
tee hoer the Ithaininty &goy. She was ageged M Wag
Mr. Theerste, sa taker to the Beglestry sea is • his.
which Wm Janninp pat into my Wad he stela Hat when
the deer gfrl was hawed on to the pans to be wasdared,
an hod no ha of death, bet only seareeesa ra sins to
wen hr lithas Ito; hard et which Ilaar Issaallg Eat
her deer tabor drat before her eyes, sad ha boneL"
The following purge ocean is a letter reagent
hos Xaredebed:—" Oa the 3•1 if Jaw, it Menash a.
meld tho lanes it satiny, the wile of Nolan IL B. Whin,
29th Regbesst, Hiegel Nally* lafastry, gave birth to • son
sad ea tie new day, with all the oMeure and ask Iholletl
what
neva to Hynes Del,in • hill wales anal abet gill%
day mailed Nasty ea the alt ten di tt saa.
They Sid with may the deifies on thdr backs, bags lus
pinched of enrytheg. Or rich, en anninur. two
magenta ad Oak nese, de %goys, sad two or three air-
vests, seangenal Urn On hoer geowlorly the
elvalas data hr bleiret, 'bon they word eddy."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

()lON 0133 OWN

PARIS, VIIIIDAT SIV2S1110:

There is no new fact to be noticed touching the I
Moldavian difficulty, but an impression prevails that
the Emperor has virtually settled the question at
Osborne. The complication, ugly as it looks, does not
excite, and never has excited, the slightest uncoil-

. _
nem in the public mind in Paris.
The ailcit, in an article on the crids at Constan-
tinople, eastains the following:
Austria, air having been the molt deahttol sny of the
Weetent mem% and the we mgatudg ally of Rues*
am seas to pee by the mineillgout rib el the &Ma,
mil by Me peetendene to ezeledve pmendmimm of liagbad,
to misty it Maul waving aver the Delmar pro-
vinces. Bat If SI policy el good ems Is Imetimed
to, we Mei weft me it adopt the ettleade peoeUr to
unmasi egethie, end hapless the French cabinet to keg*
its unworthy mailet. 86e isonover well know that a weed
haw fumes maid eent bse In y. The wee we nisei we
the efinio in Coestestimmk, the Leo do we wadmeand the
mart ef the &WM gemement end of he sealiessMar.
Cr tie Mineme of Chest Mak imam by the egwente

edithellithm et Mkt& mil Welkediat Weeld-thsg-
lad edi lem Thelete - emir ths Wee? If Lord
Boidlithiell ally hem autsseted by a thee to lower our
iellethesia lee Best, we should prove to the legitimist
lea& wee they meat us with our sympathise he the
thee we piths the Yawn smil gewraear of
Be-
rimed on all wine d Moss Ibp "mkt
them have me them mikes ethunieles as die Woe dr
loaamige et outer wNs as et the Math wpm. But
en rasa aqpidllan sae nnedlsd isr, sad we reit le the
bind mulletht one be arranged In a pad& moaner.
Thu 1101/MO was a little more active to-day. The
Bents rose 15e. for cash, and 10e. for aocount,elselog
at 67fr. 6e. and 67f. 20c. Mobilier was in comthise-
able demand, and rose 13fr. The Northern Railway
rose Mr. ; Orleans, 3fr. 76e. The other lines closed
at about yesterday's prices. Letters from London
spook of the probability of the Bank raising RS &l-
omat to 6 per oent.
The Emperor and Empress, who have been paring
great part or the day at Rotten, have not arrived at
St. Cloud up to the hour at which I write.
The Archbishop of Paris has addressed a circular
to the clergy of his diocese calling on them to offer
up prayers for the safety of the Emperor, the Em-
press, and Prince Imperial, and to have a Te Deem
celebrated with due solemnity on the 16th inst. in
the various churches. This is nothing bat a cus-
tomary proceeding on the occasion of the Fite Na-
poleon, and has no special reference to the Em-
peror's escape from examination.
General de Lamoriciere passed through Coblenta
three days back on his way to the baths of Ems,
where General Cavaignac had already arrived.

(tool[ OVA OWN

MALTA: Auo. 7.

On reading the account of the atroeitiaieommil

in India in the newspapers, the whole of the men of
No. 3 Company of 13th battalion of Royal Artillery,
stationed at St. Elmo, addressed a most loyal letter
to Captain Inglefield, who commands them. In the
letter, got up spontaneously at the moment of their
learning the indignities that Englishwomen were
subjected to in India, and signed at once by the
whole of the men, after expressing their
horror and detestation of the crimes, they
earnestly solicit that they may be sent out to
fight against the dastardly rebels, and assist
in restoring our authority. To have the honour of
aiding in such a cause, they will cheerfully submit
to any privations, &c.
The Abeona steamer arrived for the 48th ; they
embarked on the 6th, and left for Gibraltar sn the
same day.
On the 2nd, H.M.S. Arrow, Captain Henderson,
left for the fleet at Malaga. She is afterwards to
proceed to England to be paid off. H.M.S. Wan-
derer arrived on the 3rd. She is kept ready for sea,
to start, if necessary, with any despatch the govern-
ment may wish to telegraph from Cagliari to Eng-
land.

The fleet arc all delighted with their summer
cruise. Everywhere they have been received with
kindness, and have had the satisfaction of visiting
the northern coast of Italy and south of Spain,
the officers paying visits to Spezzia, Genoa, Turin,
Florence, Piss, Leghorn, and Barcelona.
ILNI.S. Osprey is expected about the 10th. After
refitting, she will proceed to Constantinople, where
she is to be stationed.

H.M.S. Centaur arrived from Naples and Sicily

on the 6th. She will victual immediately, and re-
turn to Naples about the 9th. On the 4th many of
her officers left Catania, and after a six hours' ride
succeeded in reaching the top of Mount Etna with
little exertion. It was cold, but nothing extraordin-

try; the mountain had little mow, except patches
here and there.

A Tunisian man-of-war steamer ;arrived the same
day with Ishmael Pacha, going on a special Inimical
from the Bey of Tunis to Vienna. The Paola bustled
at Malta under the usual salutes, visiting the forti-
fications and objects worth seeing, while his steamer
was coaling.
The election of a new member for the council of
government terminated in favour of Baron Galen,
having 790 votes to Dr. SciartinPs 682. The elec-
tion creates but little interest in the place.

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
(AT XAONITIC AND BRIMS lOLNORAPH4
(tall[ OVA OWN 001WINATONDEDT.)
LIVERPOOL, WZDNBODAT
_ _

The United States mail ,team-ship Atlantic, C -
tain Eldridge, arrived in the Mersey at 2 a.m.
She mailed from New York on Saturday, Aug. 1,
with 60 passengers and 368,000 dole., and a general
ear; news have been anticipated by the arrival of
the Vanderbilt at Southampton.

The Emperor of the French arrived at Bt. Cloud
yesterday *noise at 8 o'clock.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company have au-
thorised their agent at Melia to allow the packeta bring:ng
the Ifereallles portion of the homeward Indian malls to touch
at Cagliari on thew wore from Yalt• to Mans.ilea, Ia
ease the admiral ou the stades Morld be dolmas at tram-
saitdee from that pole* a Selerepide summary of the Intel-
brace. This memorialist will la ao way interfere with the
dee arrival of the demos st Maresillm bat will dad the
&beater to the rearmost old the ratio of at Out
Molly-four Mere' es/1M raerios at eves by mom et the
telerephie wises tress Ceglisrl.

M. Learner has stesteunketed to the Academy
of &aeon of Perim the aborvatiass at the sew cam* die
covered by M. Dim ea the 19th sdt. T 6. pm:abate elossaats,
datanobte4 by M. Yvon VOlarealas, .1 as Mow .—Patasge
through lathlike, 1367, Aug., 2444211, men than .1
Pita, peressikat alma, 0142710; hesitate el seradar
sae, too deg. 19 Ws. 204 ise.; keg. at porthehoe, 23 dog.
24 oda. 4 sta.; taalialdka, $4 deg. 111 M. 214 sec. RISCO
it spars that the omit Is at preseet very steatly at lb mt-
alms atom from the earth, sad there Leo hope el he
beccesies othiewhe viable than by mew of powerful la-
alramati.

"Ile Hing of Saxony, who hu boon for wow short
thus Is this city," says a letter hose Lips* "attred• very
asidscosaly the lateness at the MIMI prafewors at the Alai-
swiftly. K Jabs hes always bess • peat etbeizer of
posslis."

THE PERSIAN WAR.

(FROM LAST KIOSK'S amnia)
The following despatch has been received at the
East India House from the Governor-General of
India in Council, to the secret committee of the East
India Company:
Fat William, hat 19, 1957.
We have the hewer to fteeiwd for your Information
printed copies of weilleatber lewd by the Right Hon. the
Oweentar-Owtend Own* vadat data the 113th instant,
Nos. 139 and 140, matfeselog ibe rasiboatka of the treaty
of pros with Pewla, tag newt ier hit Wgh Nate of the ha-
=eatreicei unload Uteinwitaf-Outwal Sir JAMS
wwwertiwy Ito balsa
It albedo us die heybet stalitaides to rewausead to the
wet livelashie erstelenehis of the the Court of Bi-
nders Nal her Nakefee Chwenowit tha witness sad MC.
oselfel envier el Its wialter will meal Snow =pod In
the operator dbeelWl aitabett Pervia.—We have, to.,
CANNIKO. J. P. GRANT.
J. DORIN. B. PEACOCK.
J. Low.

Fort William, io;e1 'p`
Department, June 18, 1857.
No. 139. Authentic intelligence- having bag larval that
the istificationa of the treaty, which was sigma ed Pare by
flee fidaillagolittille er Kegler' andPerele on the 46 amok
Zitarm==ll at S .1~ ea kad of
Owe d Nag, the
the nt r .fteernor-ffi tre is le
plasma le dater tired a royal saute shell be bed by the
rangers Aid WWI% IS well as at rely periPal AIM
d
tics albs army, in hamar of the pries wrist bee been
concluded.
No. 140. The Right Hanourable the Gorrametrini
Cared bee had the eatisieetion at ramie( bar time to
tire the alpha racemes which have bra araaea by the
oc ea imlated of the sad seri beer, ander the
Okras d lse
Ani Sir Jr ass Outer 'C.C.S.,
en the meth end is the Wider el Peek.
The werresthr el Bethke en the leth of Derember, after
• brief sed instheled mead= ; the operations spinet the
Posies meremhed romp denpes; ird the esseidete
dram demieed tbeTe army at ibeedish ea the
Bth Parery; the beeibenimemi end iMee of lio•
ham* tit the UM el Mara; Ind the bramedp2,bia•
few harked ma, embed Alarm, ma the let et
lowed he the medgMele light d the Miele army
yardzalli
ban
pre have sign/ft imelemesil he! gm,
the spirt, red
both
Inerepidi
met a toga ablidth the
=B.B menehnidaller .hem who had to
Ile their
ereedem dr ested sprebedem sad the thinks et the
emolument el India.
The Gemeneraemsed le Oseedi bee now the gratffica-
tioa et enneedeleg der the entithatiens of the tmaq, wadi
P Tereilleries of EWand End
Prier die 4tl of Ira woe uchauged at Baghdad
me the lad el Ka; owl albs withdrawal of the
Bradt threw tier eel ea the el Persia awaits
only
the reillmel et the anal= el peace, which tare
yby the Otielperether el Persia ea boo babal
sermepli
BV:we wide bes Mee esedndelthee
the principloNiele ell the ger Maher aides lemedlia
Me to Pads, and Peon the mistier of the Babb germ-
meet cua that country.
_lth are' end etemaarelel, en
tans
hammed heft. Thoug the nmetiedons by_ which
this rod hes been attained were cerimeted in &mope,
they etyld emd meircked mew= end their early onepie-
ds• mar be ieedbed, r me yell degree, to the
operatiens smil the enevertel adderemints et the
ham
satilibriirljat capered= el Liedener-Gerrel fir ;me
Orme, K.C.8., bee ampler rarer hire far the
the viper@ ropy, sad ability wilt wait be
Cliltileeardetd. the ammo' enhasted to him; end the
Gemener-Generel in Owned air to mooed his high sir
et the immeteat larder renderd by this thriegabeel
siker.
The Governor-General In Coma deeply Wits that
Illegir-Oteetal Stalker, C. 8., "boms not bans lived to wit-
ness the sueormild orepistrn ribs war, in We seireenco-
rot of which be took so prorate and corplmer • part.
Hie Isedship Connaa=romileppreeleine the edema
and ear meireler of C. 8.,
Ned emmende the elder end theme* with which the
trip woe holed end leadat Mehemet seder his
theestlem
Ti .heed with his brri In the
air* re lleabe end le the spender against Beremom ;
el Ilklegke Mem, ILIL. who ememerhel the let Brigade
el larldp al See
Nehemiah ; to Brigrigim
Maria ad Mele, wren esment with their brigade*
the ammo wit Mehemet; end to Brigadier Start,
wheals el the heed at the emaby cif the 2nd Division on
the ties merise; to LieederiColonel Shepherd, who
aressiel to as *remand of Or let Infantry Brig.&
the lame del derh of MOW Popford; to Colonel Stiated' ,u
wwits led oe lei alitede, Sal Division, in the march on Bo-
rrego' ma :me= of Therhab ; to Lieutenant-Colonel
Tim whe the Cavalry Brigade on the same m-
erles se mil se et deddre; and to Lieutenant-Colonel Tre-
=arrimilffig Asdllery, who took apart in every one-
dee Meg% mom that against Aimee—to all these,
wise mid& serdems lime been gratefully acknowledged
Valione Melir4lienerel Stalker, C. 8., and Lieutenant-
1W lama Outrage, K.C.8., the Governor-General
in Canna Imo no eller his warmest thanks and the wurance
of his Mardi approbation.
The Ire Illeir-General Stalker, end Lieutenant-General
Sir Jareerldemm KCAL, have expressed their obligation@
to the arm airetuttling regiments and batteries of
stig-
ma the em eel easedens which called for their /markets,
and the therener-Gemnsi in Comae hoe greet eriefection
be palmy triming his best thanks to Major Stirling, of
Mr MEWS Oath Foot; to M •or Mclntyre, who took
emimmad nether Majesty's 78th Highlander. during the ex-
piate le Ilmmegoon ,• to Lienteneat-Colonel J. S. Hammy,
of ilk. >VI Bombay Boropein Light Infantry; to Major
Mare, et re 4th Bombay Rides; to Licutenant.Colottel
and Captain Macleod, of the 20th ; Major
I traellgttin the 23rd ; and Colonel amen and Captain Bow-
diallf the 26th Bombay Native Infantry; to Captain L.
S Hough. of the 2nd Belooch Battalion ; to Major
BHatch, Captain Gibtsrd, and Captain Aitkin,
--the bet, a troop of Horse Artillery, and the
o7ha-
tet Field Batteries; to Captain Dickinson, of the
Mad Mixers ; sad to Captain Forbes, of the 3rd
Light Canby, whom gallantry on the Bold of
empiettons.
The devememthemerel in Council cordially unites with
the kin MeemOmmerel and the Lieutenant-General com-
rra three in mpreming his marked
acre 411 the err-red} sad decant arbiteme
elheled_ Led, C. 8., H.M.'s 29th Foot,
r• dor- the 'MK-ad the serer officers to.-
rig to gored slid. • To Captain Malcolm
Chem, Nary flematry; Lieutenant Sykes, and Captain
Hervey. A.D.C. • Cepa Arthur, Persian Interpreter; and
Major Taylor. trimaired from the Perrin Mission in the
capacity of piffled secretary, are well as to Lieutenant-Colonel
Lord Dmitri* detached been the staff of the Govemor-
General, who volunteer" his aid on the personal staff of
Lleuterat-Owed Mr Janes Outrun, K.C.8.; to Captain
Hunter, whit ewer r A.D.C. to the late Msjor•General
Steller ea the admit en Deaths ; and to Mr. Johnstone, of
Os Lem nevy, to when of the country and
se. aril sed the he. wee much indebted,
the Gernew-Clersel r Osaeit begs to oiler the expression
of his
Thell=k‘essirere sikelled on every occasion of diffi-
culty, and arsially in the *Blast expedition against
Abyss, by Capin lamb" pretest agent in Turkish
sir 1
ereatipmerel at thighded, ham been highly
commit* by Lientrent-Oreral Sir Jame Orr am,
1.0.111.= moth the engedifitd approbate and the
tithe Cieverner-Oenerel In Council, no less
the ices the pasetry et Captain Hunt, her Majesty's 78th
Pahl
theerem rind Nibs Maw
greestic militaryt Aker who room-
peildee r.
The bar navy boa tam • simMienees met roe eye-
raises whisk her new bar free. le • Methadon, end
the Geremer-Gensel in Coma meet sot red te per ea
mesa the MO ears which beardertaine at Ito meet maw
Ms Ind impermat surrey
Pe leas-Ainiral Sir H. Lair Reyna X the
Oreesse4ikateral in Council hem aged. ether Ms
edinetehdprate for the promptitude end mangy with which
he web% meirease is Iraq the trams at Bed=
sal in altrottly tiollioolooo el Bethire. To
peidbll Seoldea, Ceplein er the Pest, to Acting Corammthr
Adam
toothe Awe, Linalmend Claims, of the mine
reed, aper Timm Oemermilieni Bemis end Maar
▪ end Alike Ceeriender deelerso, meth paths le des
for air paary en the OMNI eerdem.
The Otommer-Generel r Oared, bear, Wren me-
deny te weed hi mikeleation both etthe antimingy lb-
pl=lll Arley Osemedere Teem. I.N. (apes when the
u
of tie Odt devolved on the Immured
delth el Osinmethee ), r the onadmet et the illthadt
dog sad of the dyad see-
eine lath they !lee erimmed.
The Gemener-Genral In ferther
hes reemind,
ela the Method medi Do
den, themed thriegmbeed andmit not
Oammender J. Ramalfa. who, thee the digit et der
Teeny, seed Mete* (armorial to semi doss
the Pear OWL lathe inimplehey Mews men Mmes.,
the eneres 'Mobbed weellem In a very Imp mum%
to theMilpmeen end resolute estimery d tide able Odom.
The ednereleilemeate of the -goverment ere miss des b
Cammenier , of the dendeemb ; Commends Grieve,
el the Pm; Comemethe llamas, dee Tielsele;
ed be Medemate Therm er the Pa sal,
eel Worthy, M the Mae. emetthuledi Imply le the
seems tithe din mad the spedelnd At
the govern.
mint ate derma flat Ceennaie Aker fi ell
x the ethelent
ermilein width be seconded the attack on the sorban
bets at Illabourds.
Arfraag Cosentorre Toone hes emmorisied the condor of
Lientensitt Chitty, emnrimilag the deremice ; et Oise-
• Llemtenent-Coland Tensighnehemd, Depety-Adjuiret•
General ; caper
=6l.llr&issiDigiety•Poseterineoister-General ;
Major Boyd, NipeM4 AillseireAmeral ; Meier BB
err,
t=6•l Pop, DIP•I7-CoastX
; end Orli Daaeovi, neektent ditto ;
follatairowyeepeileardent of bean;
Nelrierea Lectern Cif., super-
isimant, beiliEDeperbeent ; Mega esermed-
• intai Ceede, direeter, Lind Tampon
Depely-arierard-LikelmitrOveani;
_ end Lientereddielland,

-
t 010:gyr-Zom.
Orem,
dqsellimal.

—WIIITsAby. &do-
riorAlsesed ; Cupids
Dip% COMINIONdIi

roander Nisbett, agent for treemportsA and of ActMg
Masters Commanding McLaurin, of the Napier ; Halland, of
the Comet ; Fletcher, of the Planet ; Neale, of the Mimic
Davies, of the Etheney fiat ; end Kr. Dark, of the Hugh
Lindsey, for the effective aid which they respectively ren-
dered in the attack on Mokammit ; and the Govereor-Ge-
moral in Council hoe great pleasure in acknowledging their
good services.
Finally, the Governor-Gonenil in Council wishes to ofkr
his hearty thanks to all the officers and non-commissioned
oeoevs, of whatever designation, and to all the soldiers and
sailors, of the force, for the braveay, the endurance, and good
conduct which they have displayed during the newel
operations in which they have been engaged.
It will afford the highest gretification to the Governor.
General in Council to recommend the arduous and succmdel
services of the military and naval forces on the NAM., and
in the interior of Penis, to the most favourable consideration
of the Honourable Court of Directors and her Majesty's
government. G. F. EumoNnwrora,
Secretary to the Government of India.