SIR,

Under existing circumstances, I deem your application inadmissible.

Government will be guided by my report of this day, and will decide

accordingly. So far as relates to yourself, you may apply to the

Adjutant-General of the army for a copy. I am left to regret that you

and Lieutenant Forbes did not make the _required apology_ for your

conduct on the 7th instant. Had you done so, as I requested, private

information would not have been acted upon, as far as I know. Matters

must now take their course. I will still forward any explanations you

may state to me with respect to the _observations you made_ at the

_mess_ on the 7th instant, so _publicly_, with respect to the Nizam's

detachment, and officers who are not friends of the army.

(Signed) J. INNES, Lieut.-Col.

No. X.

_Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant_ MAITLAND _to Lieutenant-Colonel_

INNES.

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