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column could Ret be shaken, but 1t obtained tam no
rasul, os ON, ;ponortance We had 100 men
either killed or wounded. The NUMBER OF o'hoeiS
who we're killed or wounded IS out OF all proper
,;o, ;,b tho, of the private soldiers. The loss OF
IL. - ba. been considerable, but ours has
aar ,,ar., nnor,ant 1t is probable that new
av,ed;,;on from Gen. Changarniers column, the
sons Of Millanah and Medeah, and the column
IS n Abouyille will be sent into the country OF the
Braz.


The Toslonnais of Sunday states the number OF
killed and wounded. on the part OF the French, at
I50.


A private letter from Iellaabad states that the
tribes were most friendly in their behavior, and
perfectly astonished at our forbcarance, after the
treachery they had ben guilty OF. 1t was generally
believed that the prisoners would not be restored
10 u.s. unless in exchange for the Dost and his
family.


A, Caaaahar, Col. Nynser with force of ZOO
men, had made general foray among the disat,
fected chiefs, in which he had been completely
successful.


a heavy force was about TO march in the drec-
tion of Ghuznie, though their purpose was Hot
known. Important events were soon expected TO
occur, and Bombay papers say that the next two
or three months are likely to carry home intelll'
gence only few shades less interesting and i'm
portant than that transmitted betwixt the lst oil
January and the lst of May.


The Heraldo Of Madrid, 29th ult., states, from
Gibraltar, that the differences between he United
States and the Emperor of Morocco have been
nearly brought to satisfactory termination by the
dismissal of the Vice e-Governor of Tangiers, oi
whom Americans had chiefly to complain.