The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-03 00:00:00

THE PERSIAN WAR.

The Gazdte of this evening contains the despatches from
Lieutenant-General Outrain, reporting the victory at
Khoosh-ab, which have already appeared in The Sun ; also
the following return of Europeans killed and wounded
Divisional Staff--Lientenant Fiankland, killed, gun•
shot wound in head.

3d Troop Horse Artillery—Gunner James Kelly, gun-
shot wound in left leg, dangerous ; Gunner James Ryan,
gun-shot wound in right leg, dangerous ; Farrier George
Eagap, gun-shot wound in left forearm, dangerous.
lst Company Ist Batt. Artillery—Gunner John Abbott,
right buttock grazed slightly.
4th Company Ist Batt. Artillery—Gunner James Court
ney, right buttock grazed slightly ; Trumpeter Joseph
Manning, gun-shot wound on face, dangerous.
3d Light Cavalry—Capt. J. Forbes, ball through right
thigh, severely. •
H.M.'s 64th Regiment—Captain R. Mockler, contusion
of calf of right leg from a round shot ; Lieut. J. Greentree,
seriously, by a round shot, which caused loss of left foot;
Colour-Serjeant W. Brady, slight contusion ; Private
Thomas Montgomery, slight abrasion in right faille, from
round shot ; Private Frederick Reilly, slightly, right side;
Private John Shaw, slightly, chest ; Private I,ljilliain
M'Carty, dangerously, fracture of right femur ; Private
Charles Murchin, dangerously, fracture of right
femur and wound of lef.t knee ' • Private Alexander Fur-
guson, more ally, thigh amputated, since dead ; Private
Patrick Hagarty, mortally, compound fracture of both
logs, since dead ;a Private Thomas Simmons, dangerously,
lacerated wound of both thighs; Private Mal. Doucaster,
slight contusion above right knee ; Private John Prescot,
slight wound in scalp.
2d European Regiment Light Infantry—Ensign Wood,
cock, gun-shot, left shin, slightly; Private Thus. Deveran,
killed, gun-shot; Private Thos. Goiliher, killed, gun-
shot; Private Morgan Shield, gun-shot, right side, danger-
ous, since dead ' Private lapis Clarke, gun-shot, right
shim severely; Private -W.m.e.Prieee-gun-shoty- left leg,
slightly; Private John Normill, gun-shot, right thig,h,
slightly ; Private James Teague, gun-shot, right hand,
slightly ; Private James M'Ardell, gun-shot, right foot,
dangerous, leg amputated ; Private John Sl`liay, gun-
shot, left foot, severely ; Private John Rhodenhurst, gnu-
arsh:Bt,arnlefett:i,l,egsl,igshetvleyr,elbyy;
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right thigh, slightly.
21;th Regiment Native Infantry.—Assistant-Surgeon J.

Return of Ordnance Captured on the Morning of the Bth
instant.
Bivouac, Khoosh-ab, February Bth, 1857.
1 brass gun, 9-pounder
2 brass guns, 9-pounder •
These guns are in good travelling order, mounted on
travelling 'field carriages, each limber fitted with a limber-
box to contain about thirty rounds of ammunition. One
gun was taken with three horses, harness, &e., complete.
The carriages are of block trail construction; the cheeks
of one require to be replaced.
Eighteen rounds of ammunition and some food were in
the limber-boxes.
Besides the above were 252 rounds of gun ammunition,
which I destroyed before leaving the bivouac on Sunday
evening. The mules, eight in number, which carried it,
I have brought into camp. I have 350 mid of arms, and I
think fully treble that number must have been taken by
camp followers and others.
One gun was spiked by our Horse Artillery, as they had
to leave it when following on in pursuit. I have since re-
moved the spike.

B. K. FINNIMORE, Captain,
Field Commissary of Ordnance, P.E.F.F.

Return of Ordnance Stores found in the Enemy's En-
trenched Position at turazjoon, on the sth inst.
Bivouac, Khoosh-ab, Feb. 8, 1857.
*3,500 gun cartridges attached to 12, 6,3, and 14 per
shot.
*600,000 musket ball cartridges.
10 casks of flints (English).
5,000 fuzes.
Quickmatch, 20 lbs.
Slowmatch, 40J yards.
1,000 portfires.
4,000 tubes for printing.
3 trumpets.
1 drum.
20 tents.
12 wheels.
A large quantity of bags, exact amount not known, of
sulphur, indigo, saltpetre, tar, charcoal, rope, drag-
rope, and wood.
2,000 loose shot.
1,000 „ shell.
74 pigs of lead.
7 axletrees.
7 Brass nave boxes.
Gunpowder, 10,000 lbs.
A large quantity of iron and red orpiment.
B. S. FINNIMORE, Captain,
Field Commissary of Ordnance.

* Cartridges and powder exploded in tho mines amount
ogetber to about 40,000 lb.

LONDON GAZETTE—(This Evening).

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 2d day of
April, 1857, present—the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty
in Council, her Majesty in Council was this day pleased,
on a representation of the Right Honourable the Lords of
the Committee of Council on Education, to appoint Wm.
Scoltock, Esq., M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, to be one
of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools.