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"If qr., payment In advance, :11 MADDOX, IS Upper Albany-et n lerearapaels, lloonattler mid Pena Arent TILY NEWS LENT TO READ. is Loadaa, t De. par quarter.—WlTte MOILNING MAIL. et LI Ile. ed. VINO DO., Ile. IL per c.-11. ADAM, 5, Pertleeseat-etrese, Weezatereer. new Agri. BAYSWATE-DAILY NEWS LENT TO R. WAD; sad ispolisd lo the essitry by swigs, poet. at INA& pr ip u sw. pa la adwass.-11. BMW% Orove-tarraci, We& vs, News Arcot. NAVAL AN!) MILITARY. Colonel Windham, C. 8., has been appointed Cow sandast of the portion of Sebastopol occupied by the British (limabelual.) Thia gallant sold's?, whets yuterday's despatches Inver with en much glory, was a puardemen, bonier spent his early military career is the Coldstream'. Be entered the army in 1826. acted daring the canpaifill as Aminant Quertmenesur General of 4.is 4th Division, and ge s t a few Irer ke sines was appointed by General Simpson bp the cosesood of the second brigade of the second spa Beigaelier•Osseral Lockyses appciatment to the 4Cn command. ajor.General Bir John Pennefsthar, has been appointed to eon wand the troops at Malta, with the (seal rank of lieatimantgeneni, fa the room of Lieutenant. Omani Sir James Fingame, K C. 8., appointed Governor iof Gibraltar._ Colonel Bdwerd Macarthnr, for some time pest Depet7 Adjutant•Oearrel is New South Weise, hes been wpoisted to the cozened of bar lleisety's traps in the Anaerobes eni , aim to succession to Mejer•Qnerst Bir Robert Sickle, KC B Accessed. Colonel Philip M'Pherson. C. 8., of the 17th Repi amt. hos be.. appointed to the tessmoad of the York district. The two vacant' coloneleim hive been disposed of, Major•Oeosral Froistb otreisire the 64*h. and Sir George Bowles the Ist West Indio, Itegissest.—Globe. PORTSMOUTH Szre 26 . - ---- -- - - - -__ A *coart•m ' the was held on board the Vi c tory to-day, to try .. Lieutenant Augustus John Bullock. being ea actual service sad fall pay, that he did as or street the 16th of August, 1845, behave to a disrespectful and usoillete like wanner to Commander F. H. Bt of ft M.S. Calvet's, by throwing his cap down when ordered by hie to tribe it qr. and eating that 'Now he wee obliged to dose ha would,' or words to that sleet, sad afterwards saying to the said Commander F. H. Steve.% that he did not are for the Admiral or the Admiralty; and snootily, for that be, the said Lieutenant Bullock, befog an actual service sad fall pay, did ea or about thy 16th of Anent disobey the elders of the said sioastaander when ordered to bill sable, by met pimp there, bat geim p tato the ward-roan. where Lo remstord till removed by the master at arms of the Calcutta." Minis Sir limns Maitland, H.M.S. Excellent, pre. nid•d• and the newt. 'Aar hearing the evident, fend that the s•-ead shuns bad not bran proved, sad that the list diary bed alma la part proved. baasnmili se be ad dressed Onmene•der F. H. Stenos la sa aadlleedike ranaser, ad the nun thereto,* adjudged the prisoner to la twareelp septimeaded sad adaraished to be then samba I. ft Noderthe Or Mare. Oa the amilmisa of the alone soart-martial Mr. Mosso Otapness.mesiener occ board the Otter steamer, no tried M . ea dog. tinaknerse and neglect of duty. The =W Ind the prison., was antened te 12 t, sad to be dismissed iron Us Mr *lfs servile. Zti 41*Pr." LISTS OF ENGLISH KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE REDAN. porously, 8 officers (Lientenant-Colosol Mwtwell,Caonins Kashmir and Berodord, Lientesasta Lambert, Hop tom, Scott. and Wawa, and Resign Walker), 62 men eiwronly, 1 officer (Brigailierffiniaral Shirley), 33 men sightly, wounded; total idled, 1 officer; w.,utided, 9 oilcan, 105 mem. 90th Foot-3 alien (Ciotti"' Prestos and Litutenants Swift and Wilmer), S mos Wed; 1 man dangerously, 7 *Seen (Captaiss Grove, Tialing. asd Wade, Lieutenants Rattray, Pigott, Dweerill, sad Sir C. Pigott), 90 Imes severely, 6 officers (Captains Perim sad Vauckan, Lin tounata Ross Graham. and Haydock), 35 men slightly wounded ; to tal killed, 3 officers, 3 man; womaded, 13 'doers, 126 Nies. 97th Foot-4 officers (Lieuteaant Colonel Handeoek, Major Weisford, Captain Hanes, and Lientenast McGregor). 1 mss killed ; 1 officer (Csitais Lumley), 10 men dawns , ously, 2 offisers (Captain Sanborn sad Lieutenant Good iamb), 38 men severely, 4 oaken (Captain Woods, Lienwasote Hill, Fin Gerald, sad Browse), 40 mon slightly wounded; total killed, 4 officers, 1 man ; *outdid, 7 offioen 88 men. Ride Briside-2 tame (Captain Hammed sad Lieut•- sant Ryder), 13 men laded ; 8 saes dangerously, 2 (Moen (Lioatemaats Riley and E)es), 60 mien severely., 6 °Seers (LieuPassts Reales. Weiedfard, Karno,‘ - ffisawasb, sad Playa), *ass slightly, wommded ; tots)' killed, 2 offioen, 13 wen ; wounded, 8 Alan, 125 men. SECOND DIVISION. The following are the fall lists of the killed and wounded at the Roden ea the Bth, from= Extra ordinary Gazette, published last night. The total result is as follows : 29 offioers, 36 sergeants, drummers, 314 rank and file, killed; 124 alms, 142 sergeants, 12 drummers, 1,808 rank and file, wounded; 1 Aber, 12 sergeants, 168 reek and file, missing. Total—Killed, 383; wounded, 1,888; miveing, 176-2,447. War D.part.wt. fiee. 28. Lind rumors bas thas day reartved nods" and their snclosurss. of which the follown *spies. addressed to his Lordship by General Gennal Staff-1 ;Goer (Lieutenant Swint, A.D.O ), dan gerously, 2 officers (Brent-Manr Rooks and Lieutenant Morgan, A.D C , severely, 2 officers (Brigadier-General Warren, C 8., slight cat of head, and Col-eiel Hun. P. Herbert), sl4htly, wounded ; total wounded, 6 officers. Ist Foot, 2nd Battalion-1 man killed ; 1 officer (Captain Gilles), 2 men dangerously, 2 °Sinn (Lieutenants Wil liams and Hon. Plaskett), 3 men severely, 1 Gaiter (Lieutenant Kean), 13 men slightly, wounded; total, killed, 1 man; wounded, 4 officers, 18 men. 3rd Foot-39 me killed; 2 often (Major Mande and Ensign Paachey), 4 men dasprously, 1 oiliest (Ensign Letts), 31 men 'evenly, 4 officers (Beigadier•Geseral Stricabensite, Captains Wood and Dunbar, and Lieut Cox), 41 men slightly, worraded ; total killed, 39 sea ; wounded, 7 officers, 78 men. 30th Foot-1 officer (Lientnant-Colonel Patullia), 12 men killed; 4 etagere, Captains Pocock and Stevenson (since dead), Lieutenant Kerr, and Ensign Deane (since dew), 12 men dangerously, 2 damn (Lieutenants Field and Saunders), 49 men severely, 4 officers (Lieutenant. Colonel Mauleverer, Brevet. Major Caatobell, Lieutenant Austin, and Ensign Moorsona), 40 men alinhily„ wounded ; total killed, 1 officer, 12 men ; wounded, 10 onions, 101 men. 41st Foot-2 illiners (Captains Lookhast and Every), 2 men killed; 1 officer (Lieutenant Colonel Elnan, C. 8.). 6 men dangerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant Kingscote), 47 men severely, 4 officers (M4se Pratt, Captain Rowlands, Lieutenant" Mende sad Hamilton), 68 men, slightly wounded ; total killed, 2 officers, 2 men; wounded, 8 offisers, 111 nes. 47th Foot-3 men killed; 1 man dangerously, 6 men severely, 20 men slightly wounded; total killed, 3 men ; wounded, 27 sum. 49th Foot-1 officer (Captain Roohfort), 2 men killed; 1 officer (Ensign Michell), 1 man (narrowly, 1 officer (B Major King), 9 men severely, 16 men slightly wounded; total killed, 1 officer, 2 man; woundLd, 2 officers, 26 men. 55th 1 0 ..0t-1 officer (B t Lieutenant Colonel Cuddy), killed; 7 men dangerously, 4 officers (*.jos , Cure, Cap tains it Heine and J. Hume, and Lieutenant Johneteri), 47 men severely, 1 officer (Captain Richards), 61 Ilan, slightly wounded; total killed, 1 officer; wounded, 6 offi. ere, 105 men. (Gad Foot-3 ufficers (Captains Co. and 13Iakeston) killed; men, datigeritoly, 2 officers (Lieutenant- Colonel Tyler and Major Danbeney), 26 men severely, 3 officers (Captain Hooter, Lieutenants Dieing and Davenport), 37 men, slightly wounded; total killed, 3 officers; wounded, 5 ufficers, 67 men. 95th Foot-2 t Seen (Captain Serjeant and Lieutenant Paokingion, slight cosissions), 3 men, slightly wounded; total wounded, 2 4 fficen, 3 men. FIRST DIVISION. 31st Foot-1 officer (Captain Attree) killed ; 2 men slightly wunoded ; total killed, 1 officer; total wounded,ll men. Soots Fusilier Onards-1 sues slightly wounded. 58in Foot-1 man dangerously wounded. Ges.val Hospital is Camp of Third Division—admitted, 258 men (17 since dead). Total-24 officers, 129* men, killed; 29 officers, 190 men. dangerously, 65 Akers. 719 men 'evenly, 50 alines, 732 men, slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 134 officers, end - .,897 men. JOHN HALL, * • of Hospital& Before Sebastopol, Sept. 11. My Lord,—l have but little to add to the despatch I had the honour to send you yesterday by Major Carson. Every effort is being made to take possession of the vast quantity of warlike stores left by the enemy in the town. lam unable at present to give your lordship any details. I transmit the medical report of Dr. Hall. I rrjoios to see by it that many of the wounds are not of so serious a nature as those received on the 18th June. _ _ T lOW the list of casualties, which, I regret to say, are not complete.—l have, &0., JAMES SIMPSON, General Comma d . mg. The Lord Panmare, &e. Camp before Sebastopol, September 9. Sig,—l hays the honour to sada. a Mars of casualties in the attack ma the Roden yesterday; and I have mach astir faction is being able to state that nearly the whole of the wounded were brought in in the course of the afternoon sad early part of the sight, eceonimodated to either their owa regimental hospitals or in the pseral hospital in camp sod their injuries promptly and properly snouted to by the medical calms. Those men who fell wounded toe sou to the enemy's works to admit of their removal were brought is early this morning, as well as seek wounded Russians as had been left in the Bass by their countrymen. Theli.t of emulsifies, though nonterous, is net of so serious a character u that of the 18th June, and I hope many of the woooded will soon be restored to the ranks._ The ambulance conveyance, under Captain Pigott's orders, was efficiently conducted, end I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the cars and steady conduct of the drivers In the execution of their duty. Of the skill and attention of the medical *facer', both staff and regimental, as well as of those gentlemen who had I volunteered their services from the civil hospitals at Smyrna' and Reakeoi, and from the General Hospital at Sontati, I cannot speak too highly ; and I beg to bring wader your notice Dr. Alezauder, Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals; Dr. A. Gordon, Staff Surgeon, first class; and Dr. Mound, fitafffforgeen, first clam; for their able pro fessional aid and zealous AMU , foss in providing for the wants of the wounded, the two former in the Light sad 2nd Di vision., and the latter be the general hospital in camp. I have, ite., J. HALL, Inspector General of Hospitals. General Simpson, Commanding•in•Chtst. Return of the number of YILLID and WOUND= in the Aweigh on Sebastopol, os Bto September, 1866. HIGHLAND DIVISION. 42nd Foot-1 man dasgerosely, 1 men severely, 10 men sligitly wounded; total wounded, 12 sea. 72nd Foo.-1 man killed; 1 officer (Quarter-muter ' Ke.Doneld) dangerously, 7 sea severely, 10 men slightly. wounded; total killed, I sae; woaaded, 1 officer, 17 men. 79th Foot-4 men dangerously, 7 men slightly, wounded; total wounded, 11 mita. 93rd Foot-1 sea dangerously, 3 men severely, 1 slightly, woaaded; total wounded, 6 mos. FOURTH DIVISION. 17th Foot-1 officer (Liestenast Thompooe), 6 men danger suety, 1 officer (Lieutenant Squire), 6 men severely, 1 Kiser (Linn Father), 8 num slightly, wounded ; estel wounded, 3 officort, 19 men. 10th Foot-1 men severely, 6 mee slightly, wounded ; total wounded 6 men. Fo't — t maa severely, 7 men slightly, wounded; total weeded, 8 men. 46th Foot—lmes slightly woaaded ; total wounded, 1 sem 48th Foot-6 son slightly woaaded ; total wounded, dunce 67th Foot-1 man deagerosely, 3 sea severely woaaded; total wounded, 4 mes. 63rd Foot-1 sea killed ; 1 sass dangerously, 1 Milan (Llosessant•Co(osel P. Lindsay) severely, S men slightly, wended ; Ural killed, 1 man ; wounded, I officer, 4 soul Oath Beet-1 sus slightly wounded ; total wounded, 1 uses. Kole Brigade-2 men killed ; 1 Elsa dangeruaely. 1 sea severely, 7 men slightly, wounded; total killed, 2 meat ' wounded, 9 nes. RIGHT SIEGE TRAIN. Attack-IBsht *Seer (Deputy A.sistant.Commiseirp Hayti's), 6 men, killed; 2 officers (Caplets Fi•sroy awl Lieutesast Champlin), 17 men severely, 1 officer (Lies tinsel Tyler), 17 man slightly, woaaded ; total killed, 1 officer, 6 men ; wounded, 3 officers, 34 sea. SAPPERS AND MINERS Left Attaek-1 officer (Captain &day), 3 sea danger ously, 2 oaken (Major Chaplets mid Litton neat Elphiastoe), S men severely, 1 seas slightly, wounded ; total mounted, 3 officers, 7 see. Rile Brigade-2 sea slightly wounded ; total wounded, 2 me& 3rd Foot-2 men dangerously woaaded ; total wounded, 2 sea. 17th Foot-1 ass severely wounded ; total wounded, 1 sap. 19th Foot-1 man killed ; total killed, 1 men. 23rd Foot-10 men dangerously, 3 sou severely, wounded ; total wounded. 13 sea. 41st Foot-2 men dangerously, 1 sea severely, wounded; total woaaded, S men. 551 Frot—l sea deagerously wounded; total wounded, 1 man. 62ad Foot-2 sou killed ; 3 men dangerously wounded ; total killed, 2 seas ; wounded, 3 men. 77th Foot-1 sea killed ; 1 sea dangerously woaaded ; total killed, 1 sea• wounded, 1 men. 88th Foot—l mu claigerossly wounded ; total wounded, 1 sea. 90th Foot-1 man killed • 7 men danginotrly, 4 men severely, wounded; total killed, 1 men ; wounded, 11 am. 93rd Foot-1 sea severely wounded ; total wounded, I man. 97th Foot-2 men severely wounded ; total wounded, 2 men. LIGHT DIVISION. 7th Foot-2 oSoon (Lieutenants Wright tad Colt), 11 sin, killed; 1 *Seer (Captain Junes) Il moo, danger eagle ; 3 officers (Lievtesant Colonel Reiland and Otp• ate Hickey sad Ribbon), 38 men severely, 1 Gam (*.jot Tamer). 20 men slightly wounded; total kffiled, l 2 °Seers, It men • sanded, 6 offlcers,67 men. 2srd Toot.-1 offl;er (Lieutenant Somerville) Med; • officers (Cantatas Vase sad Poole. Lieutenants Tupper, O'Connor, Millen, Hslldare, lialdion, Beck, and Dy molly, since dead), 40 men dangerously, 2 cents (Colossi Lyme' end Lieutenant ledlisinsoo), 60 melt 'seemly, 2 officers (Lieutenants Prevost and Radcliffe), 40 sea :Lbst,Z, wounded; total killed, 1 cater; wounded 18 130 sea. Slid Beset-1 others (Lieutenant Domani') tilled ; 8 men dangerously. 2 eleen (Colonel Gough and Adjutast Toseland), 19 Ines severely, 3 officers (Captain Ellis and Lieutenants Willis and Treat), 18 moo slightly, wounded; total killed, 1 officer ; wounded, 6 pikers, 46 men. 'Beth Foot-3 Ines killed ; 2 °Moen (Ideotensou Herrin sad Leung). 24 men severely, 38 Mtn woaaded; total killed, 3 mos ; woueded,2 rams, 62 men. MO Foot-25 men killed ; 3 caters (Lieutessate Godfrey, ffisess, and Massey), 6 men dengerossly, 4 °Sem (Lies tossate linen end Kolesworth, sod Ensigns Mena and Totes), 68 seen severely, S clews (Major Warden. Captain Chippisdall, aid Lieutenant Bayley), 64 meal slightly, wounded ; total killed, 26 seen; ieesailed. 10 (*eon, 128 sea. 77th Foot-1 officer (Caplets Parker, seenelly, 1111111 12 nes daestorouly, 2 *diem (Liestassate Lwow= Waters), 10 nes severeJ7, 2 ()Sem (Capella Bette end l Llestenest lopette), 10 sea slightly, wouded ; teed waddled, I Mem._ _42 ow. 11101•46-1 Mier (Weld engem) killed; 10 seem der Numerical Retsina of Casualties on 7th September. Royal Artillery-1 rank and file killed ; 7 task and Ale wounded. 3rd Battalion Grenadier Cluarde-4 rank and file killed ; 1 drummer, 8 rank sad file, wounded. let Battalion Scuts Full's:Guards-1 officer killed ; 2 reek and Ale ;oended.. let B•tialion let Regiment of Foot —.2 rut and Ala wounded. . 41k Foot—l rank and lile wounded. 7th Foot-2 teak sad file killed. 9th Foot-2 reek and flie woseded. 13th Foot—l I rook and Ile wounded. Slat Foot-1 reek sod file killed ; 3 druranten 8 rank and fits nosaded. 44 h Fuot-1 risk sad Ills wraith& 56th Fuot-3 reek end Ale killed ; 2 reek saddle wounded. I Total-1 officer, 11 lank and Hie, killed ; 4 dtostnere, 44 risk sod the, wooded. Needed Re•nrn of Moen Killed es the 7th September. -lot B.ttalion Scots Fusilier Ouerds—Captals D. F. B. Buckley. Nominal Return of Non• Commissioned Oaken and Pri vates Killed on the 7th September. —Royal Artillery— Geezer J. Walker. 3rd Battalies Grenadier inane— Privates It.,bert Birch, Jaws Dinner, James Pawnor', Edward Hilch. 7th Foot—Privates Samuel Langley, Hoary Abbott. 31st Peet—Corporal F. 8. AMR. 661 k Foot—Privates J. Green, A. Woods, W. Solsy. Nominal return of nos sommiesioned officers and private, wonaded on Sept. 7, 1863, inclusive.—Royal Artillery—. Bombardiers Adam Limb slightly ; Stead. Cullen% slightly; Risen Kelly, severely; Gassers T. Waterer*. severely ; George Flood, severely ; Thomas Yeo, slightly ; J. Id•Oregor. slightly, 3rd Battalion Grenadier °garde— Drummer Robert Boar, slightly; Privates John Album, dangerously; Thomas D .riagton, dangerously; Alfred Clifford, dangerintely ; James Leger, severely; Cornelius Mastereneoeverely ; James Lovegrove, severely • John Kiang severely ; William Berry, 'evenly. Ist isttalion Sems Fusilier Guards—Privates Pater Allen, severely; Thomas Baakey, dangerously. Ist Rattan Ist Regiment of Foot—Privates Jean Yelly, slightly ; Hug a Deems, slightly. 4 . 1 i Foot—Private Samuel 'Amon, slightly. 9th Poot—Privates Maurice Murphy, slightly . Thomas Browartgg, slightly. 13th Foot—Corporal S. Tolima., "lightly. Privates Patrick Murphy, slightly ; James Bar toe, slightly ; Jamas Hobs, severely ; John Barker, severely ; John Coffey, severely ; F rederick B . okes, slightly ; Thomas Hass, severely ; Thomas Wheaigg, slightly ; Andrew Sullivan' slightly • T. *Really, slightly. Slut Foot Corpo ral B. Provost, shicbMy ; Drammen M. Canaisgbass, NMI y ; 8. Mamie, severely ; James Holder, slightly ; Privates J. M'Cabe, slightly ; J. Roberts, slightly • J. Brien, severely ; H. Horghtos, slightly . 44te Pixie—Private A. Sturgeon, slightly. 66th Fuot—Privatee W. Spicer, slightly ; J. anthem, slightly. A Return of the number of Casueties in the Royal Naval Brigade, before Sebastopol, on the 7th sad Bth September. Killed: James Caine., eaptais maintop, Albion. Wounded Skinner, ord. Queen, severely ; W. T. Godding, a•rd., London , severity; Join Watts, ord . Landon, a ightly.; John Buckley, ord., Leaden, slightly; Jobs Gordon, terd , Qasen, slightly; John Carmine'', ord Roder y, slightly ; Jame* Austen, , Lesed , r, assrally • Michael Collings, A. 8., Albion , dangerously (Ousedied); Lieutenant H. 1.. A. L. Maitland, Albin, sweenly ; Mr. Gordon C. Simian, acting mate, Wasp, severely ; Robert Hillier, A. 8., Queen, severely ; Boger Glides, A. 8., Queen, severely ; John W. Mambas", cap tain maintop , Queen, severely ; Lientenast W. D. D. Selby, Queen, slightly L 161,411411, actin et c and master, %Bees. slightly ; Mr. W. V. B. Reynolds, mei* tent surgeon. Niger, slightly; Alfred Cogger, A.B , Lon doe, slightly ; William Bartlett, A. 8., Rodney, slightly ; Michael Ft , Id, A. 8., Rodney, slightly •' Matthew Rouse, A. 8., Alain, slightly ; John Warden, AS , Albion, slightly; Jots Turk, A. 8., Rodney, slightly ; William Carter, A.B , Loudon, slightly ; Jahn Nam A 8., Leander, slightly ; Barsey Gain, ord., Diamond, slightly. Co,- tumid: Joseph D ead , A. 8.. Leander. severely ; Thomas Oates, captain foretop, Rodney , slightly ; William Ciew. Crew burst, ord., Queen, slightly; Thomas Reeves, gunner's mate, Albion. slightly. Sebastopol, Sept. 16, 1833. My Lord,—l have the honour to transmit the list of casualties on the Bth itsetaat.—l have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. The Lord Palmy', &o. Numerical Esters of Casualties as 8A Sept., 1865. Staff-6 odious monads& Royal Artillery-6 teak sad Ale killed; 3 Aeon, 3 set , gums. 29 reek sad Ile, wounded. Field Train Department-1 saw killed. Royal Regimens earl Royal Sappers sad Miame-3 reek • This is the seesbet of killed massed by the rargeose of a•Shasalet bat I fps is fat Sven wrest, as 1 emoted miss am thee that oa the Glide of the Redact ea the dike 9116-4. Bei& LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1855. sad file killed ; 2 officers, 1 sergeant, 6 rank and file, • weeded. tad Battalion Id Fixd-1 reek and file killed; 4 officer', 1 seemant, 21 rack and fie, wounded. 3rd Foot-6 sergeants, 26 rank end file, killed ; 6 officers, 7 i W. 2 drummers, 89 rank and file, wounded. 7theroaldrummers, officer*, 1 sergeant, 2 dragomen, 10 rank sad file, killed ; 6 officers, 11. mei/imam, 60 rank and file, wounded ; 2 sergeants, 7 rank and ale, wising. 17th Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; 2 officers, 18 rank and file, wounded. 19th Foot-1 officer, 3 sergeants, 26 rank and file, killed ; 9 officers, 9 simgeents, 139 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing. 20th Foot-1 officer, 6 rook and file, wounded. 21st Foot-1 rack sod file, killed ; 1 sergeant, 6 rank and file, wounded. 23rd Foot-2 officers, 4 semeots, 43 rank and file, killed ; 12 officer', 10 eergessts, 3 drummers, 119 rank and file, wounded ; 26 r mk and file mismag. 30th Foot-3 officers, 1 sergeant, 1 drumlin, 38 rank ar.d file, killed ; 8 &Been, 6 sergeants, 1 drummer, 106 rank and file, wounded. 33rd Foot-1 officer, 1 sergeant, 9 rank and file, killed ; 6 6 officers, 6 !myna', 89 . malt ._ sad file, we:muted. --• drataraa, 46 riik and wooaded ; 8 risk and file, =ivies. 41st Foot-3 officers, 4 sergeants, 30 rank and file, killed ; 6 oilcan 14 sergeants, 1 drummer, 111 rook and file, wounded% 16 rank and Ms miming. 42nd Foot- 1 rank and ; 1 sergeant, 1 drummer, _ _ 17 rack and Me, wounded. 48th Foot-1 rank end file wounded. 47th Foot-3 rank and Me t killed ; 1 tam. 28 rank and filo wounded. 48th Foot-6 rank and file wounded. 49th Foot-1 sear, 2 rank and file, killed ; 2 °filters, 2 sergeants, 24 rank and Si*, wounded. 66th Foot-1 officer, 28 tank and file, ; 6 °Seem 8 earpanta, 108 rank and L.. wounded; 3 rank and file, aims lug. 67th Feet-1 rank and file killed; 1 sergeant, 3 rank and file, weeadeo. 62nd Foot-2 officers, 3 serpents, 1 drummer, 17 rank end file, killed; 4 Waters, 4 sergeants, 71 rank sad file, emended ; 1 other, 1 serant, 9 rank sad die, sainting. 63rd Foot- 7 1..tank sad Ale killed; 1 otioes, 1 mgaant, 4 — risk dad file wounded. 68• It Foot-1 rank aid file winsaded. 72nd Foot-1 rank sad file killed ; 1 dim, 1 sergeant, 18 rank and file, wounded. 77th Foot-1 officer, 3 sergeants, 10 rank and file, killed ; 4 officers, 6 sergeants, 42 task sad file wounded ; I ser pent, 6 rank and file, missing. 79th Foot-2 task and file killed ; 2 serpents, 9 weak and file. wounded. 88th Foot-1 offiatr, 2 sergeants, 11 rank and Me t killed ; 8 oaken, 7 sergeants, 1 drummer, 105 rank sad file, wounded ; 20 teak sad Me missing. 90th Foot-4 officers, 1 esnmaist, 3 rank sad file. killed ; 11 officers, 13 sergeants. 119 rank and file, wounded ; 4 sergeants, 33 rank and file, miring. 93rd Foot-2 rank and file killed ; 7 rank and file woasded. 95th Foot-2 officers, 1 sergeant, 2 rank and file, wounded. 97'h Foot-4 officers, 2 sergeants, 2 drumns.re, 16 rank sad file, killed ; 7 officers, 14 sergeants, 126 rank and file, wounded; 4 serpents, 35 rank aid lile, missing. let Battalion &fie Brigade-3 rank and file killed ; 6 rank and file wousued. 2nd Battalion Brigade-2 officers, 4 personate, 22 rank sad file, killed ; 8 offiten, 7 sergeants, 2 drummers, 122 rank and file, wounded. Total-29 °filters. 36 serketate, 6 drummer., 314 risk nod die, killed; 124 Akers, 142 sergeants, 12 drum mers, 1,608 rack sad file, wounded; 1 officer, 12 Ittr•llliti, 163 rank and file, miming. Grand Total—Killed, 385 ; wounded, 1,886 ; missing, 176-2,447. Nominal Return of Ofileers Killed on the Bth Sept., 1855. Field Trsits Department—Royal Artillery—Deputy 1.. 'Want Commissary W. Hatter. 7th Filet—Lieutenants L. L. G. Wright, 0. Colt. 19tajam--Liesitenant P. Godfrey. 23rd Foot—Lieutenants R. H. Somerville, Lieutenant and Adjutant D. Dyneley. 30th Foot—Lieu , enant-Colosel J. B. Patello, Captain J. C. N. Stavensoo, Emirs B G. Deane. 33rd Foot—Lieutenant 11. G. D .novan. 41st Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewan, C.B. ; Captain 11 Every, J. A. L,ckhart. 49th Foot—Captain G. Rachfort. 65 , h Foot—Brevet Lieutenant• Colonel W. H. Cuddy. 620 d Foot—Captain L. A. Co:, Lieutenant L. lila- Almon. 77th Foot—Captain W. Parker. 88th Foet—Captain H. W. Grogan. 90 h Foot—Captains H. Preston, H. 111. Vaughan. Lieu tenants A. D. Swift, H. F. Wilmer. 97th Foos—Lieutenant Colonel Hon. H. R. Hancock. Major A. F. Welaford. Captain J. Hutton. Lieutar -- • and Adjutant A. D DPOregor. god Battalion Rifle Br • Lientsaant H. 8. Bider. IC M. Hanstond. Nominal Behan of Ofikers wounded on Sept. 8. 1865. Staff—Brigadier Generals C. Warren, C 8., 55th Regi- Vant, easame adta Ist Brigade 2ed Division, slightly ; C. n Straebniste, g bth Regiment, eommendiog lst Brigade Light Dili.iol), slightly ; H Shirley, C. 8., 88th Regiment, commanding 2nd Brigade Light Divine's, slightly. Colonel Hon. P. Herbert, C 8., Unattated, Assistant Qoarter master G I 2ad Division. Lieutenants R. Swine, 17th Regiment, A.D.O to Colonel Windham, C B , dangerouly ; 0. A. Morgan, 63th Regiment, A.D.C. to Brigadier Omend Warren, C. 8., severely. Royal Artillery—Captain A. C. L. Fitzroy, since dead. Lieutenants R. H. Champion, severely; C. J. Tyler, slightly. Royal Eogineen—Captain C. H. Fridley, severely. Lieu tenant H. C. Elphinstone, severely. 2nd Battalion, Ist Foot—Captain W. J. Gillum, danger. early. Lieutenants B. L. Williams, severely; Hon. T. 0.1 W. Plunkett, slightly ; R. B. Caton, severely. 3rd Ent—Major F. F. Maude ' dangerously . Captain C. Hoed- slightly ; Capable P. J. Dauber, slightly. Lien. tenant T. A. Co:, slightly. Ensigns H. Psalm, danger- 1 ously ; A. B Lena, severely. 7th Foot—B -Lieut.-Colonel J. R. Balsa, severely. Brent. Moja W. W. T u , slightly. Captains H. P. Ribbon, severely ; .1. F. tickle, severely. Lieutenant H. M. Jones, dangerously. 17th Foot—Lieutenant' W. D. lompoog, dangerously; W. H. Parker, slightly. 19th Foot—Lieutenant Colonel T. Eisen, very severely, sines dead. Brevet Major R. Warden, slightly. Captain B. Cbippindell, slightly. Lieutenants A Goren, dauger.l molly ; W. CI D. Massy, dangerously ; R. Koleswortb, severely ;IL W. It. syley, slightly. Resigns R. C. Mar tin. severely; W. W. Yong, severely. 20th Foot —Brevet•Major 8. B. Chapman, Assistant. Saginaw, deageready. 23rd Foot—Caliatel D. Lysime, C. 8., severely. Captains F. F, Trine, severely Poole. dangerously. Lieut.. nate L. B. Milieu, severely ; L. O'Connor, dangerously ; J. Williamson, 'evenly ; F. M. H. Den, severely ; J. D. Vie Tapper, severely; C. H. Beck, dangerously ; B. B. Holden, dangerously ; S. 0. Prevost, slightly ; Rani. dila, slightly. 30th Foot—Lieut.-Colonel I. T. Maileverer ' C. 8., slightly. Brevet Major A Campbell, slightly. Castaie G. F. C. Poorck, severely. Lisatenests A. J. Austin, slightly; 0. J. Moormn, slightly ; K. B. Egad, severely; W. Kerr, dangerously; G. H. Seeders, severely. Thd Foot—Lieuteinut•Colonel T. B. Gough, deem mealy. Captain H. D. Ellis slightly. Lieutenants J. Trent, *merely ;C. W. Willis, slightly. Ensign and Adjutant Toseland, slightly. 34th Foot—Lieutenants J. D. Laurie, severely; N. A. Harris, severely. 41st Foot—Major R. Pratt. slightly. Captain H. Row. lands, slightly. LienteneaU F. Karate, severely ;R. R. Mande, slightly. Lieutenant and Adjutant J. A. Hama. ton, slightly. 47th Foot--Brevet-Major W.F. G. Rook., severely. 49th Foot—Brent-Major J. H. Ring, severely. Resign C. Michell, dangerously. 65th Foot—Major A. C. Cure, severely. Captains R. flame, severely ; J. R. Hume, severely ; W. H. Richards, slightly. Lieutenant W. B. Johnson_,severe. 62nd Foot —Lieutenaet•Colonel L. B. Tyler,_ severely. Captain B. H. Hunter, slightly. Lieutenants W. Dring, slig►tly; W. B. Davenport, severely. Mira Foot—Lieuteasat.Colunel P. List:leggy, severely. 72ad Foot—Qaartermaster J. MiThaeald, severely. 77th Foot—Captain W. J. Batts, Densely. Liestemats 111. A. Waters, severe oestesios ; W. G. Leggett, slightly; C. B. Knowles, severe onatasiOn. 88th Foot Lieutenant-Cutout' G. V. Its C. 8., severely. Careens B. B. Mealeverer, severely; 13. R. Bamford, severely. Lieutenants W. Lambert, severely ; B. Horns, severely; L C. Soon, severely; G. 8. Waters, severely. Err•ign G. Walker, severely. 90th Foot--Capteles, R. Grove. slightly ; W. B. Tieing. severely ; J. H. Wade, severely ; J. Perrin, slightly. Lien tenants, J. C. Ramey, severely; H. C. Pigott, Bart., I severely ;P. B. Deverlll. severely ; H. Goodrich*, several ; H. J. Haydoek, slightly ; w. J. Roos, slightly ; N. alightl . 9641 J. N. Sargent, slightly. Lieutenant C. 7. Peaklmen, 97th !e4_. Per F. W. Bibthorp, severely ; C.ll. , ismessowely; 11. 0. Woods, slightly. Lieutenants, B. C. severely ; C. H. Browne, slightly ; K. G. B. VI slightly. Ensign B. D. Hill, slightly. Ind BaSIOIIIM Rae BeferM2—/Ifilfi! C. Woodfolff, Omplis IN& S. i7eEsw, @WU, ; liessimian (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. H. Er*. F. Riley, slightly ; W. Eccles, slightly ; Fooe, slightly ; R. Birougb. siightly ; F. C. Pisyne, Nominal Return of 0 ileers Miming. on Bth September, 1855. 62ND FOOT. Llentensat H. A. Feltner. Nominal Retain of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates Killed on the Bth September, 1866. 2ws BATTALION IST FOOT. Private Thomas Arbour. 31D FOOT. Colour Sergeant Charles Gardner, Sergeants Johnson Jackson, Chetles Slaughter, Daniel Curtain, Henry Barber ; Coroorals Dennis O'Brien, Robert Hall, James Stewart; Privates William }Lerner, Edward Belton*, John Linemen, James 0' Hanlan, James Alarm Imeph Green, John Mark, Elmuad Day, James Dandon, Jamas Burke John Murphy, Patrick Flynn, George Redelin, Henry Villeden, Tnomu Dillon, Dennis Gallagher, William Coulter, NI icAtel Dillon, John Limon, Patrick MeC.sullig, Martin Ryan, James Megrim, Frederick Wilson. 'Ng FOOT. ---41.181881sEilliaaa, C.eepoesi W. Hanmsive, Drummers W. Hans and J. A. Moore, Privates F. Kirby, J. Maglin, W. Hadrian, J. M'Cebe (2), T. Orton, P. Madden, J. Ryan, A. Doyle, J. Scltt. 17TH FOOT. Private John Brown. 19TH FOOT. Sergeants Patrick Taff., Samuel Weston, and Michael Jellison; Corporals William Bromley, Geroge Moreish, and John Smith ; Privates Benjamin Baker, Thom. O'Connor, Thomas Curtis, Patrick Dualey, B..ephen Felix, David Gaiter. Chatles Aistia, Pnillip Hennessy, Patrick Kennedy, Patrick Norris. Stephen Labiff, George Roberts, Thomas Plant, Charles Rourke, John Walsh, George Wilber, John Brown, Harry Cooke, James Goulding, George Bromley, Mathew Bowne, and Thomas Gaiter. 33aD FOOT. Sergeant W. M.Losighlin ; Privates M. Monaghan, R. Smith, J. Conners, T. Nash, W. Unity, J. Kennedy, J. Harrison, J. Henley, M. Reagan. 2ND BATTALION RUMS BaTOADI. Colony-8 ~t W. Dawson; Sergeants J. Connor, W. 'Everitt, and T. Farrell; Corporal H. Missals; Privates T. Cook, A. Webster, J. Macdonald, P. Forsyth, 8. Donnell', 8. Sargent, J. Tenses, T. Vince, A. Thom:its% G. Birch, R. Wilson. R. Tainsh, J. Bailey, C Sumner. P. Bowden, R. T , W. Ward, E. Cook, H. Bryant, R. Phipps, W. Warner. ROYAL AUTILLRET. 7th Co. 4th Bt. Corporal Robert Sbaw. Gunners and Drivers-Bth Co. 11th Bt. Patrick Tanner; Zed Co. lit Bt. Isaac Davis; 2nd Co. 12th Bt. Edward Hepperson; 4th Co. 2nd Bt. George Bartley. ROYAL ENGINREVA, ROYAL !LITTERA AND Minus. Privates William Briaer, Juke Bowman, Samuel Hemmet. 23RD Foot. Colour Sergeants John Gilloghy , James Unless. Ser geants J Wilkinson, Thoo as Roberts. Corporals Ed ward Malone, Joho Kr Ily. Privates Robert Biddle. John Neronyte,Tin.utby O'Brien, David John, Robert Longman, William Brown, Thomas Wi:lington, John Welch, Fraocis Davies, W,hisa Jones, Lnke Williams, Charles Perkier, Henry Stone, Edward Jon's, Charles Fox, Thomas Harry, James R Isnsun, Janus Wright. Patrick Hayes, Cnarles Payne, Henry Churchill, John Gardiner, Richard Rieharde, Thomas Baron, John Franlihani, Thomas MtEverv, R. H M'Crum, J Michael Jones, Thomas LlWitill, Matthew Curren, James Jervoire, George Dareman, George Hobbs, Joseph Brading, Thomas Gdes, Noah Bath, William Cret cher, Jahn Woodall, Thorns. Williams, Samuel Reid, Jas. Lamb. 21st Four. Private Thomas Caveaege. 30TH FOOT. Sergeant Major John hi'Llellan. Lance Sergeant Wm. Moore. Corporals Jar. Collins, John Ross. Drummer IL C. Corron. Privates Edward Armstrong, William Braley, John Black, John B , Denis Bryan, Simon Brien, John Burke, Edmond Cantwell, Samuel Can, James Con nell, Michael Connor', William Dean, Charles E&Il111, James Gillain, Mionsel Grainger, William Hague, Hoary Hillary, John Hurley, Michael Long, Wilberry Loogbot tom, James Martin, Charles M'Csrtby, Edward MtOook big, George IltlEibbin, Patrick DitQuirk, Jsmes Moore, John Mono, Miettael Nowlan, Charles Palmer, John Raw . line, John Riley, William Lade, Erwin Sergisson, John Stewart, George Watts. Urn Foot. Sergeants George King, Thomas Hull. Private John 41er FOOT. Colour Sergeant L. E Fitsgerald. Sergeants John Emer son, Thomas Walsh, John Will. Privates Patrick Bren nan, Iblattbia Cassidy, Thomas Donohoe, ThOreke Hodg. shine, John Madigan. Daniel Mshony, Thomas Ralsinaon, Richard Reeves, William Morrow, Joseph M'Donald, Patrick Perry, James Woodward, John Banniater, Edward Collins, bilabial Hart, Pa•rick Cavanagh, Robert Farley, John Dunne, Arthur Daman, What: Marsden Thomas Milani, Walla r Joyce, Samuel Murphy , Robert Scott, Richard Palpott, Denis Plinth Charles Long, William Walsh, Alamo. Pettis/. Henry Lawrence. 42.0 Poor. Corporal John Crawford. 47Ye FOOT. Private, Daniel Davis. John Fletcher, Mich. Camelia. Ore FOOT. Privates John Bennett, J. Daugherty. • 65TH FOOT. Lance-Sergeant Thomas Sayers. Corporal George Ma lmo. Privates William Barmy, William Berryman, James, Brown, Thomas Brews. Henry Hamm, William Haugh to., George Heavir, William bi'Dawall, James Minoge, Samuel Morton, James Payne*, William Penny, Patrick Pine, Andrew Ryan, Thomas Salter, John Summers. Jomph Taylor, MI chael Walsh, Morris Watam, Michael White, William Whit*, Patrick Ryan, George Burrell, Jo mph Egan. 67tu Poor. Private Henry Morgan. 62nD FOOT. Sergeants William Holmes, Matbew Garrett, George Norman. Corporals John Bum, John Lane. John White, John Cleary. Drummer Henry Traynor. Privates Thos. Allen, James Bell, John Bryant, James Clarke, Samuel Costello, Jolla Flynn, William Jordan, Robs•t Magna, Edward Murphy, Joseph Hitching, Henry Strange, James Taggart, Joha Sandy. 63RD FOOT. Private Martin Norton. nni FOOT. Colour Sergeant Thomas Maher. Sergeants Thomas Riches William Mann. Corporal Thomas Wilton. Privates Bernard Lynch, James Cos, Thomas Hyde, Stephen Davin, George Bose, 'Donna Hines, Henry Fumy, Denis Fenton, Thomas Tiviegstme. 79tH FOOT. Privates Joins Auld, Jtitio McCormack. 88rn FOOT. Sergeants John Flaherty, Samuel Price. Privates Thomas Fahey, Bartholomew O'Brien, Michael Myers, James Price, Thome. Conroy, Thomas Dunl. say, James O'Donnell, John O'Neill, Patrick Sullivan, Edward Duane, Thomas Sullivan. 72ND FOOT. Private John Robson. 90vis FOOT. Sergeant M. Ryan. Corporal H. Handley. Privates T. Mfarpny, T. Hickey. MD FOOT. Privates Rosh Cowley, Oliver Wynn. 97mt FOOT. Colour &meant John Egan. Serpent Edward Barnett. Dnimmers David Dawson, Patrick Hughes. Privates James Burns, Patrick Butler, Doak! Frawley, Michael Frawley, Sampson Hell, Daniel Kennedy, Jesse Kiernan, Heart' Me/Ulster. William McManostan, William I:Wooden, John Regan, Timothy Tammy. William Tottle, William Penick, Wiliam Sherwood. Charles Aadrnon. BIT BATTALION RITLI BRIOADI. Privates Thomas Hulyland, Frederick Weeks, Martin Wilkinson. Nominal Return of Wounded Non-nommiesioned Sept. Officers and Privates on the Sth ROTEL ARTILLERY. Colour Sergeant W 111111111 Armstrong slightly. Sergeants John Newell severely, Samuel Agnew slightly. Corporal William WDonsld slightly. Bombardiers Cleo.le Chambers slightly, Jobs Montague slightly, Daniel Cambridge ee• verely, Al.:seder Adams severely. Gunners Francis Holmes severely, John Alen (let) severely, John Cockshert severely, William Wklullen severely, James Harrison slightly, Samuel Caspian slightly, James Les severely, John Robinson severely, William Binh severely, William Smith severely, Frederick Lee 'lightly, Jobs Beaches W. William Frans severely, Henry 111.1Lanis d Randall slightly. Joseph Martin severely, James Beep severely. Samoa Browne severely. James Marne severely, John O'Shea severely. John Allis slightly, John Bower slightly, Mown Bailin slightly, John Carlin slightly. ROTEL SATERNA *RD MIERRE. Sergeant P. Level) severely. Lean Corporal J. Fulton severely. Pinatas J. Head severely. B. Lewis dangerously, D. Canwell dangerously, J. Gregory dangenuely, Aitekeetta slightly. 17rw Four. Corporal John Brown Penns John sere„n gerously, Patrick Darcy slightly, Joha Sullivan y. Georp Denton severely, Robert Stephens dangerously, Jesh. Bourke dengerensly, John Larkia sligh 7, John M•Cates slightly, Michael Clammy severely, Wil , iam Born d awr ouly. H ei m Aorwresvusly. Andrew I NMeisse severely, Higgtam slightly, Rickard Johnson slightly, Henry Far- ISM slightly, John O'Brian severely. 20TH FOOT. Corporal Peter Fullmer slightly. Privates RleArl Barry severely, George Cates slightly, Der.4l C,,uuolly slightly, John Joyce slightly. Edward Rem slightly. 21ST FooT. Colour Sergeant William Boucles, slightly. Corporal John M'Auhffe slightly. Privates William Bell elightly, Martin Fahy slightly, James Goodwin elightly, Richard Donnally slightly, Thomas Weldon severely. 46TH FOOT. Private John Williams slightly. 48TH FOOT. Corporals Thomas Brown slightly, James Thomo'on slightly. Pries - es David Cameron slightly, Thomas Kelly slightly, Samuel Byfurd slight) . TR FOOT. Sergeant Michael Phelan severely. Corporals Thomas Powell severely, Michael Kennedy severely. Private Patrick Sullivan severely. 83IU) FOOT Sergeant Michael ()Wooly ly. Privates William Coy severely, Charles Wood 'nightly, Deane Crests/ slightly, Martin Dowd disegagasely, 68TH FOOT. Private Michael Long slightly. IST BATTALION RIFILI BRIGADE. Privates John Maloney sligntly, Otorge Ackerman slightly, Edward Davis slightly, Michael Flannase ean gerowly, T. W. Webb slightly, Daniel Davis slightly. 42ND FOOT. Sergeant-Major Peter White slightly. Corporal John Dickson, slightly. Lance Corporal William Hidden slightly. Drummer Jame' Morrison slightly. Privates Jelin M•Killop dangerously, Charles Cunningham slightly, John Colvin slight)y, James Wilson slightly, John William son severely, Charles 1114111 in slightly, W illiam Haynes slightly, John Brien slightly, Attainder Mill slightly, Wil liam Neilson slightly, John Williamson slightly, James Elope slightly, James Mitchell slightly, Richard Jamee slightly, James Roddia slightly. 72sto FOOT. Sergeant Robert Jamieson slightly. Corporal Dsnald WiCesosie ly. Privates Alesaudi r Dl'Donald slightly, Daniel Jack slightly, John Henderson slightly. Ale:ander WNW slightly, Peter John'ston slightly, John Dodds cc- Tartly, Lawrence Mathews slightly, James M'Call severely, Patrick M'Oarry *evenly, Joeepb Cuttrill slightly, William Rail severely, Alessuder Hogg slight:y, Timothy Chrystel slightly, James Reilly ly. Ale:multi , Stewart se verely, John Mintyre severel William'Sibbald slightly. 79TH Foot. Sergeants Alezander M'Kay dangerously, J iho Ander son slightly. Privotes James Mears, dangerocely, George Msebray dangerously, James Machray dangerously, James hi•Gregne slightly. Thomas Dunlop slightly, John Cruick shank* slightly, James Bortbnick slightly, James M.Lellan slightly, James Bremer slightly. 93RD FOOT. :~-t._sTc~ ~ Corporal John !dime severely. Private* James Cobb severely, John Galloway aeverely, James IN - Jives severely, Donald Dd'itae slightly, Andrew Walker slightly, Robert Walker slightly. 7Th FOOT. SWheit.tlitae"setMliaerei'llyr, W. B W. H. agon Farrow severely, Serge a nts rely ,l'.Ooi C eg . al ghtly, J. S. Wood sever. ly, F. Holmes severely, R. Holmes slightly, J. Mune., slightly, J. M'Cann daugerously, J. Graham severely, W. Jowett se,. rely. Corpurels T. Brotker aliebtly, G. W. Henley severely, T. Soule severely, J. Gavmley severely. Privates J. Shorlocd ',tersely, R. Mann slightly, G. Smith slighth, 8. Riding slightly, J. Wimple slightly, J. Lewis severely, H. Shaw -ev , rely, H. Leavers dangerously, J. Rutherford severely, 0. Curry severely, W. Kimberlia slightly, G. Smedley slightly, T. Bond severely, W. Jones slightly, C. °emelt severely, R. Saville severely, J. Young severely, J Lowe ly, N. Newsome seemly, J. Gough thiopental, L. Gorman ly, J. Smith (10) severely, P. Mahon ly, H. Jenkins slightly, M. M'Carthy severely, S. Whitten severely, W. Hollis severely, W. Bishop severely, J. Tier hey severely, H Jackson severely, J. Webb severely, J. Clinks severely, J. Annall S. Platt ly, S. Adams slightly, J. Bryson severely, J. Leaks slightly, R. Anisoow slightly, G. Griffin slightly, W. Sharp severely, J. Smith severely, P. M'Donough severely, H. Whitaker severely, S Faller dangerously, G. Cook severely, H. Sweeney severely, B. Hackett dangerously, E. M•Ginty dangerously, F. Ceuta slightly, T. Shaw &namely, G. Ross severely, Id Collin dangerously, J. Parsons severely, M. Rider slightly, J. Fitepatrick slightly, J. Jones slightly. 33an Fool. Colour Sergeant P. Reed severely. Sergeant J. Reidy severely. I'. Hagan severely, T. Tuoley severely, J. Griffin slightly. Corporal M. L,ndregau severely. Pregame K. Hartford severely, M. Gill severely, J. McCusker severely, G. Welllington slightly, J. Ryan dangerously, W. Douglas slightly, J. Lindy slightly, W. Bavin slightly, D. Gillespie severely, T. Healy severely, H. Coulter severely. A Peel sliehtly, T. Minion's slightly, W. Callaghan 'severely, C. McGregor severely, P. Clooney sl•ghtly,P.McCann slightly, H. McCann dangerously. J. Wright dangerously, T. Lin nand severely, P. Leary slightly, T. Hackett severely, J. Gardner slightly, J. Walker severely, E Ban severely, A. Clain mortally, J. Quinn dangerously, F. Hughes danger ously, P. Needham, slightly, J. Green slightly, T. Welch, severely, J. Keating slightly, W. Lee slightly, P. Cahill slightly, W. Laurence, dangerously, E. Keels ly, J. Canavan dangerously, R. Turner severely. 19nt FOOT. Acting Sergeant Major Dario Bell slightly. Colour Sergeant John Magner dangerously, William Miller slightly. Sergeants James D,dds slightly, Ge. rgs Hogan severely, William Murphy severely, Petrick Horristall slightly, John Sherlock slightly, James Colgan slightly. Lases Sergeants John MeTaggart severely, George Robins "evenly, Pat.Mahsr slightly. Corporals Denis Doyle severely, Ed. Doyle ly, Throe. Ferrer dangerously, Michael Mur phy severely, Andrew Newell severely, Hy. Smack severely, Charles Ventham severely, Thomas Robins slightly, William Smith slightly, Edwin Collins slightly, Edwin Hard'', slightly, Thomas Keating nightly, John Gibson slightly. Drummer Henry Hanlon slightly. Privates William Bollen slightly, James D Kielty slightly, James WINO slightly. John Hero slightly, Mania Con way slightly, Thomas Woodman slightly. John Caldwell slightly, James Hickey slightly, James Kenney slightly, James Dellis' slightly, Jeremiah Hourighsid slightly, Jobs M•Donald slightly. Robert Campbell slightly, William Box slightly, John Reynolds slightly, William Alegi ' slightly, John Oilgason Patrick Bulger slightly, Michael M`Ntmare slightly. Frederick Chhers slightly, Richard Lynch slightly, John Griffin slightly, Petrick O'Hara slightly, William Mitchell slightly, Charles Collins slightly, Fred. Didman slightly, Patrick Clunks slightly, John Halloran slightly, Patrick Murphy slightly, James Murphy slightly, Francis Delon severely, James severely, James Garman severely, Jas. Anderson severely, Frederick Riggs severely, Thomas Wardle "evenly, Julia Harley severely, Abraham fd`Roberts severely, Wiliam Ingrain severely, David Cupper severely, George Gilpin severely, Frederia Nelson severely, John Heenan severely, Henry Neil severely, Richard Beech severely, John Robin- Fred severely, Simon Frost severely, John Rogers nverely, erick Stillman severely, Patrick Douelly severely, John Clarke severely, James Hutchings severely, Thomas Jones severely, Jacob Beer 'severely, William Corona severely, George 111`Donalit severely, John Broderick severely, James Walsh slightly, James Merrily slightly, Samuel Evans ly, Michael Daly severely, John Brown severely, Daniel Shea severely, William Clare severely, Orme Risser severely, James Grace severely, Jsmvs Murphy severely, Henry SIMIDS severely, James Duffy severely, H. BAWD ly, W Lynch severely, T. Brown severely, Maurice Geary severely, John Hash severely, Sins. Shea soverely, A. Handly , ly, .1. Healy severely, Joseph Lawrence severely, Patrick Brophy severely, George Mihill severely, Henry Anscombe severely, James Ralph severely, James McHugh, severely, Isiczaccier Lori *e venly, Michael Mack severely, William Shaw severely, Joseph Tinsley severely, James Careen a ly, James O'Connor severely,John Duty dangerously, Willie's Chad wick dangerously, Daniel Moriarty dangerously, Francis Barnard dangerously, Anthony Handley severely, John Mega slightly, William Holland slightly, Thome. Behan slightly, Thomas Norwell slightly. Matthew Faulkner slightly, Peter Daley slightly, John Burke slightly, George Briereitd e Toc+lair as vityseezrely..telydiohslightly, Michael ConnellyD e Staffordn s i s ih t Lyons elT: e; John Do ly, bbin liam Fogarty severely. Edward Murray severely, P trick M.Neinara severely, Henry Stevens ly. Thomas Wil liams ly, Thomas Atli ly, James Madden ly, Richard Abbott severely, Thomas Stmpson se verely, John &meridian severely, John Mooney severe Anthony Seitiap ly, John Gnats yiom' a "za slightly, r. ly, Je an Green severely. 23an FOOT. flargeant•Mejor W. H. Smith severely. Drani•Major B. Knight slightly. Colour -Serpents J. O'Neil severely, C. Conroe slightly, W. Handley slightly. Sergeants T. Dent. line slightly, W. Parkinson seemly, C. Seymour severely, T. Jaffrey severely, J. Dawson slightly. Corporals C. Ben bow slightly, W. Ai , key slightly, J. Chadwick severely, J. Collins slightly, J. Patterson slightly, T. Stoats severely. Drummers G. James slightly, W. Roes severely, C. Hicks severely. Privates F_ Jones slightly, T. Clarke ',lightly, R. Brown slightly, 8. J. Davies dangerously, F. Wilmot slightly, J. O'Neill severely, J. Williams dan gennaly, T. Williams dangerously, J. Ward slightly, W. Weldon slightly, 0. Silvester slightly, D. M'Carthy se venty, F. Turner slightly, T. Lee dangerously, J. Fitz patrick severely, J. James slightly, J. Welsh slightly, A. Martin severely, E. Simpson slightly, Wilton slightly, C. Williams dangerously, F. Mundy severely,ll. Msanina elig lol l. J. Keough disastrously, J. E.ans dangerously, P. O'Leary severely, B. Jones severely, J. Kiernan abstain, slightly, W.ll - danger- Hutchinson deagueual . y, Andrew 10 . 41 7 .......76 ••••••'.. ----- - _ , sariek wpm.' o bagemely, Jana I r. Comm severely, R. Fad slightly, W. Nnaan danger- - - tal 4 , 7 .1_::