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DESPATCHES FROM INDIA, (Front the Lono:oss Gazette of last evening.) ADMIRALTY, JAN. 4. • Despatches, of which the following are copies, have been received from Capt. Peel, C. 8., of the Shannon, commanding the Naval Brigade in India, dated Camp before Luck.low, Nov. 11, 1857 Camp before _Kaucknow, Nov. 11, 1857. Sir,—l have the honour to .forward for the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty the copy of my letter to Lis Excellency Sir Michael Seymour, with its enclosures , re porting the proceedings of her Majesty's ship Sh an ' Naval Brigade. WILLIAM PEEL, Captain, R.N. To the Secretary of the Admiralty. Between Cawnpore and Liacknow, Nov. 9. PROCZEDINGS OF NAVAL 13RIOADE. Sir : ;. — On the 20th ult. Lieut. Vaughan joined me at Alleha bad, with a reinfercement of 126 officers and men, which ra ised the total strength of the Shannon's brigade at Alehah‘ilt° 516' This reinforcement was composed for the most o merch an t seamen raised at Calcutta, and psptl'e, ex.°laeof the men, their good behaviour, and the fine a` plies displayed the ability Lieut. Jas. \' and zlal of excellent dis ci Vaughan. I beg to recommend this ,- ex cellent officer to your favourable notice. I think, also, i t s howed the fine spirit of the merchant service , as tthat it men entered on board the Shannon without any condition., and ageineta per month wages offered by the shipping. On the 231 ult, in obedience to a tele?ratn from the Chief of the Staff, I sent a party of 100 seNuen, con listing of Lieut. Nowell Salmon's company of enUellarm snen, and a field-piece party, the whole under the com. viand of Lieut. Vaughan, to proceel with four siege train 24.poundere to Cawnpore. That party is now with the column before Lucknow. On the 27th ult. a further detachment of 170 men, me lee the command of Lieut. T. Y. Young, the gunnery officer of the Shannon, consisting of Lieut. Edward Hay's company of smallarm men, a field-piece party, and the Marines under Capt. T. C. Gray, with a eirgo train of four 24-panders and two 8-inch howitzers, and a large amount of ammunition, under convoy of troops, were sent on the same service ; and on the following day, by order of the C o mmander-in-Chief, I .vas sent to accompany it. Lieut.-Colonel Powell, with the head quarters of the 53d Regiment, soon afterwards joined us on the march ; And the battle that ensued at Kudjwa, the defeat of the enemy, and the death of the gallant Col. Poveell are reported in the accompanying copy of my despatch to the Chief of the Staff. I have since been informed that the Commander of the rebel army was also among the slain. Since that battle was fought; with the exception of one day's rest for the footsore men, who had marched 72 miles in three (Jaye, besides fighting a severe engage ment, we have made daily marches, and are now on our way to join the column before Luckaow. At Ca enpere I was obliged to leave Lieut. Tray with 50 men to serve al artillerymen for that important station. The remainder of my brigade, consisting of nearly 240 officers and men, are at Allalthad, under the command of Lieutenant Win. C. F. Wi4son, assisted by Lieutenants Henry R. Wratislaw, and Lind of HazAey (Swedish Navy). They are doing duty at the garrison. I am much gratified with the conduct of all the Bri gade, and there is no departure whatever from the ordi nary riles and custom of the service.—l have. Sto WILLIAM PEEL, Captain, Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, K.C.8., &e. Enclosed is the return of our casualties in the battle of Kudj Wa. Cawnpore, Nov. 7, 1857. Detachment under Captain W. Peel, R.N., C. 8., &c.— Return of Killed and Wounded of the above detach ment in the action of Kudjwa, on the Ist November, 1857 : Lieutenant E lward Hay, R.N., slight graze on back of hand ; doing well. Lieutenant William Stirling, R.M., guns'iot wound through calf of leg; doing well. Willis BAllard, ordinary Raman, gunshot wound through calf of leg ; doing well. John Cannor, ordinary seama , ., gunshot wound through fleshy part of arm ; doing well. Morris Curran, A. 8., gunshot wound through fleshy part of thigh ; injury severe. - Jas. Finder, giinaliot contusion of abdomen; quite wer. James French, A. 8,, gunshot wound in front of ankle joint ; injury severe. Edward Baker, captain A G., gunshot wound through soft part of back thorax; injury severe. John Jordan, ordinary seaway, gunshot wound through left lung; injury severe. Wm. O'Neil, A. 8., (f rinshot wound through fleshy and upper third of thigh'; severe. John Metcalf, ordinary reaman, gunshot wound through lift buttock ; doing well. Thomas Langston, R.M., gunshot wound below left malleolus flashy ; doing well. William AsLtou, A. 8., gunshot wound through left femoral bone, mortally; not expected to live. Richard Kelly, R.111.A. ' gunshot wound through femoral artery ; di e d on the field. Alexander Elcwston leading seaman-, round shot through abdome n ; di e d on the field. Killed-1 seaman, 1 marine. RSC~PITI)LATION. Wounded—Mortally, 1 seaman ; dangerosialy, 1 sea man ; severely, 1 petty officer, 7 seamen, 1 marina ; blightly, 1 officer, 1 strtmar. JAMES FLANAGAN, Assistant-Surgeon in Medical Charge, Naval Brigade. Camp, Futtehpore, Nov. 3, 1557. have the honour t, lay before his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief the details of the battle of Kudjwa, with the circumotancir3 that preceded it. Detachments arocucting to 700 men, under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Powell, of her Majesty's 53d Regiment, in charge of siege-train guns and a large con voy, were proceeding from Allahabad to Cawnpore, and ' had arrived on the 31St u 1.%, after a march of 12 miles, at the camping-ground of Thurea. The same afternoon intelligence was received from Futtehpore that the Sepoy mutineers of the Dinapore regiments with three guns had passed the Jumna, with the intention of either attacking Futtehpore or crossing over into Oude. The camp was immediately struck, and we arrived at the camping ground of Futtehpore at midnight. Col. Powell then mate ariang,nents for marching at daylight upon the enemy, who were reported to be about 24 miles distant at lindjwa, beyond the village of Bin kee. The column consisted of 162 men of her Majesty's 53d Regt., under Major Clark ; 63 of Royal Engineers, under Capt. Clarke; 70 of a depot detachment, under Lieut. Fanning, of her Majesty's 64th Regiment ; and 103 of the Naval Brigade under Capt. Peel. It marched at daylight, and was joined from the garrison of Futteh pore by a company of 931 Highlanders,.loo in number, under Capt. Cornwall, and two P-pounder guns under Lieut. Anderson, Bongal ArtiEery. After marching 16 wiles the column halted for refresh ment, and then resumed the march at a rapid pace, passing through the village of Binkee at about 1 30 p.m., where the intelligence was confirmed that the enemy was at band. The troops pressed on withoui, interruption; the High landers advancing is skirmishing order, supported by the Royal Eegineere, and followed by the 531 Regiment in column, and then by the Naval Brigade ; the depot de tachment was with the baggage. We advanced along the road which led straight for the village of Kudjwa, and saw that the enemy's right occupied a long line of high embankment on our left cf the road, which embankment screened by a grove, continued towards the village, and their left was higher up on the other side, with their guns posted in the centre on the roar!, two of them in advance, and one on a bridge near the village. - A round shot coming down the road opened the battle at about 2.20 p.m., and the column weir ordered to edge to the right and advance on the guns through the fields, the skirmishers of the 93d and Royal Engineers pushing up on both sides of the road. The ens my's ar tillery teal well served and did great execu' ion, and the flank fire of musketry was very severe. The gallant Col. Powell himself, on the le't of the road, pressed On the attack, and had just secured two guns of the enetny, when be fell dead with a billet through the forehead. In the meantime the Naval Brigade had advanced on the right of the 533, and carried the enemy's position in their front. It was then that the death of Col. Powell was reported to me, and I was requested to assume the command. The greet f,rce of the enemy, the long lieu ef their defences, and the (x7ia.u3tion of both officers and men after such long marches rendered our posil ion truly critical. The front of the battle lqid become emu ;ed to the line of the road, and the enemy, with ail their force behind their embankments threatened to intercept our rear. I lest Lieut. nay,R, N pounder guns, to hold the $ , ur) orted by two ninc poA.lontwPh'eh hisparty had I gallantly carried, and which our fl-ink and, collecting as many fresh troops a, .ere available •;; '‘d principally by Lieut. Lennox (Captain _ClFirek'e"b:i'ng and by Ensign Trust , unfortunately severely wounded), of the 53 1, we ru:died across the road, and the upper end of the embankments dlviderth'einf round force, and trove them successfully fro their • tionse The enemy then metered in confusion, leavrir7". masters of their camp, and with two of their guns -an"(81 a tumbril in our po,scssi,-m. The late hoer of the evening (it was.half-past 4 when the enemy fired their last shot) and the excessive fatigue of the troops prevented any pursuit. We therefsre,poilid their camp, and, leaving it with cheers, formed on the road - Ly the bridge near the village, and sent out parties to collect our dead and wounded. With the body of the Colonel On the limber of the gun be had so gallantly captured, we then returned, and encamped near the village of Biakee. Our leas in the action waa very severe, amounting to 95 kilted ar.d wounded. no behaviour of the troops acd of the Naval was admirable, wid a.l vied with each other and ahnued equal courage ire the fiAd. The marching of the 531 and the accurate firing of the 'Highlanders deserved Fpecial recommendation. I received the "reat - 2.st a3Astance from Cap*. C., x , i !er Nlall3ty'. 75th eagitoent, whom I would wish ro b , i,,g to the favoure.ble uuticl of hi 3 EKoclleecy the C,rna al der-le-C -114,3:4d the arramQ•e:ncata of the lei--Li HoApit4l under Dr Grail, Ler Majt , st)' d 533, and those of the Quartermaster's &par tmeut, under Capt. Marshall, w tr. everything I could wis:l The totsl number of the emmy was reported to be about 4,000 men 2,000 of whom were sepor, who fought in their uniform. Their loss was estimated at above 300 killed, I have, 4r!te , WILLIAM PEEL, Cap!a:n It N., Commauthig. I have the plea;nre inform hid Excellency thatThie remaining gun of the enemy, with three tumbrils, was brought in this tnening by the police, having been abandoned by the rebels in their flight about ei beyond Kudj wa, and that the sepoys have dispersed in all directions, pursued by the vAlagers. INDIA. BOARD, JAN. 4. The following despatches have been received from India (No. 1.) Captain Boileau to Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon. Azimghur, Sept. 20, 1857. have the honour to report, for the information of Col. Gordon ' commanding the diltrict, that, having b ee n reinforced by the arrival of the Shere regiment of the Ghoorka force from Jannpore, at 6 p.m. yesterday, I determined to attack the largest body of insurgents in our neighbourhood at once. 2. At half-past 1 o'clock a.m. I accordingly moved nut against them, and reached their position at the Vil lage cif 4undree, 10 miles from this, a little alter sun rise. . . 3. I found them strongly posted, the village covering their centre, and extensive fields of sugarcane (now at its greatest height) protecting both their flAnks, with a grove of mangos trees in the rear. 4. They had received no notice of my approach, and I am told that many parties had quitted their camp in search of plunder, the number left amounting to not lees than 1,000 men with three (3) guns. 5. When within a quarter of a mile of their position the Ghoorkas broke into five columns, and advanced with groat rapidity and spirit to the attack, rushing straight to the guns, receiving their fire, and capturii.g them in less than ten minutes after the first shot was fired. 6. The insurgents retreated at once, and were pur sued for nearly three miles, losing men at every step. They finally dispersed in the sugarcane. The c)uctry is covered with fields of this plot, and afforded an admi rable shelter to the enemy, whose loss on this account was much less than it would otherwise have bees. We were also usable to make use of our guns against them, as, owing to tho rapidity of the advance, they were unable to keep up with the troops. 7. I would estimate the loss of the rebels at from 150 to 200 killed ; and many wounded must have crept into the sugarcane. _ _ _ Our loss is two k 11ed and 26 woundel. I annex a return. Lieuts. Dunbar and Hay, and Assistant-Surgeon Wright, were present in the field, and Mews. Wynyard, of the Civil Service, an i Veaablect, deputy-magistrate, volunteered their services, and accompanied the troops throughout, the latter gent!eman killing three of the enemy with his own hand. I have the honour, &c., BOILEAU, Captain, In Military Charge, Ghoorka Detachment, Aztinghur. Forwarded to Major-General Mansfield, Chief of the Staff, for submission to his Excellency the Commander in -Chief, by his obedient servant, P. GORDON, Lieutenant-Colonel, Commanding at Benares. No. 2. ..kasistant-Surgeon Wright to Captain 13,Aleau, Com manding at AzitngLur. Azinaghur, Sept. 21, 1857. have the honour to forward for your informa tion a memorandum of the casualties whic4 have occurred in the action yesterday. _ The unusual number of severe cases is in conseq•:ecce of the large proportion of gunshot wounds, 23 out of the 26 wounds having been from gunshot, and most of them from grape. It ii not unlikely that several slight wounds may be under the treatment of the Baids attached to the force. I hare the honour to be, &v., T. P. WRIGHT, Assistant-Sargeov, with Ghoorka Force. order to make the enemy believf , that we intended a second advance. This very probably caused the enemy to evacuate the town during the night. I have, &c., C. W. MINNISTVR, Captain commanding at Neemuch. (No. 6.) Surgeon Pelly to the Line Adjutant. Camp, Neemucb, Oct. 04 . 1857. Sir,—l have the honour to for-- ...and for the informa tion of the Comman!iing-ofEcer, the folio wily , list of the killed and wounclo ;Ile attack upo n J eer urt : Petaehment 2d Regiment Light Cavalry—Captain Tucker, killed ; Trooper Gunnoo, killed ; Captain Simp pqn; dynereusly wounded, two sword cuts on the bead ; Lieut. J, Blair ; severe sword cut on right arm ; Lieut. Le Gept, bullet contusion an abdomen. Detachment Her Majesty's 83d Regiment—Captain Read, killed ; Private Fitzpatrick, bullet wound through left thigh ; Private Ryan, do., do. Detachment 19th Regt, N.J.—Capt. Soppitt, gunshot wound of left leg, dangerous; Privates—Appa FJoll asker, bullet wound right leg, slight ; Peerajee Moitagt, bullet wound right buttock, slight ; Lux . mon Davee, bullet wound back of head, severe; Davee Deen, punc ture from a lance, slight ; Lucnac Puttanai, bullet wound left leg, slight ; PurmaneJ Burreye, wound near stomach, severe ; and Nooroo Khan, wound in thigh, slight, Staff—Capt. Lawrie, sword cut on left ear and back, and spear wound in upper part of left side of chest, not severe. Followers—Syce, severe sword cut in the neck, and two other slight wounds. Total—Killed, 3 ; wounded ; 15, I have &y., S. M. FELLY, Surgeon 2d Regiment Light Cavalry. (No. 7 ) Telegraph Message. General Windham to tho Governor-Cloneral, at Calcutta. Cawnpore, Nov. 14, Saturday, 8 p.m. News from Commander-in-Chief's camp at Altimbagh, 9 a.m., the 13th. After several skirmishes on the day, ending in capture of two guns, the fort of Jullabad was take❑ and blown up. Toe Commander-in-Chief cam municated with Sir J. Outram by means of a semaphore, ard will probably occupy the Dilkhosa to-day. The country people round Lucknow are hostile. (No. 8.) Telegraph Message. Captain Bruce, by order of his Excellency the C trnman der-in-Chief, to the Gavernor-General, at Calcutta. Cawnpore, Nov. 16, 11 a.m. The Commander-in-Chief occupied the Dilkhosa and the Martiniere, after a running fight of two hours, yesterday, at noon. The enemy came forward to attack at 3 p.m. After a struggle of an hour he was beaten back, repulsed heavily. An advanced picket having cleared some villages across the canal, we took po•t there for the night. Our loss was very trifling—L cut. Mayne, Horse Artillery, Quarterinssier-GeueraFs De partment, and Lieut. Wheatcroft, Catabineers, (No. 9.) Telegraph Message. Major Sibley to the Secretary to Government, at Calcutta. Alumbagh, Nov. 17, 9 a.m. The Commander-in-Chi,f in Lucknow. Heavy can nonade in the direction of the Palace. Dilkho,a and Martiniere occupied by our troops, (No. 10. r Telegraph Message. Major-General Manrfirl 1 to the Privat3 Secretary to the Governor-General, at Calcutta. Head-quarters, Secunderbagh, Lucknow, Nov. 18. On the 16th the C.immalder-in-Ciiief alvanced across the canal straight on Secunderbagh, which was carried after a very severe struggle, the enemy suffering enor mously. These positions having been occupied, the Sah mack was attacked with heavy artillery for three hours ; it was carried at dusk, after one of the severest figla's ever witnessed. EArly on the 1701 communications were opened to the left rear of the barracks, towards the canal. A cannonade having been kept up all the morn ing on the Mesa-house, that very strong p)sition was carried by assault at 3 p.m. The troops pushed rapidly on, after carrying the Mess-house, and were abla to seize the Motee Mahal before dark. Sir J. Outram and Sir H. Havelock then came out to meet the Camuaander in-Cbiel: The Commander-in-Chief's wound is very B light, and does not interfere with his duty. By order, W. MANSFI ELD, Chief of the Staff. A NA of killed and wounded will be sent. (No. 11.) Telegraph Message. The Commander-in• Chief to the Governor-General, at Calcutta. Camp, Lucknow, 20th Nov., 6 p.m. The garrison of Lucknow has been removed, and I am now engaged in conveying the women and wounded to the rear. I propose t•i move the whole force to an open position outside the town, without further loss of life. (No. 12.) Nominal Itoll of European Odiceri on the Staff, and of Corps of all Arms who wore Killed and Wounded with General Havelock's Force since leaving Cawnpore to tho 29th of Sept., 1857. GENERAL STAFF. Major-General Sir J. Outram's Staff. Major-General Sir J. Outram, G.C.E., bullet wound through right arm. Captain Sitwell, Aide-de-Camp, contusion of right fore arm. Capt. Dodgson, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General, contusion of right side from grape. FIELD FORCE STAFF. Brigadier-General Havelock's Staff. Capt. Havelock, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General, severe musket shot through right arm. Lieut.-Col. Ty tier, Quartermaster-General, severe bullet wound of right arm. Volunteer Cavalry. Capt. W. W. Lynch, her , Majesty's 70th Regiment, severely wounded by a musket shot in right shoulder. Lieut. Pallisier, 13th Irregular Cavalry, grazed by a musket ball inside right thigh. Lieut. Birch, Bengal Cavalry, wounded severely by a musket ball in the leg. 12th Irregular Cavalry. Lieut. and Adjutant Warren, killed Artillery. Brigadier Cooper, Commanding, killed Lieut.-Col. Bazely, Commissary, Ordnance, killed Lieut. Crump, Madras Artillery, Major of Brigade, killed Captain Olpherts, slightly wounded. Assistant-Surgeon Bartrutn, killed. Engineers. Captain Crommelin, slightly wounded. BRIGADE STAFF. Ist Infantry Brigade. Brigadier-Gmeral Neill, Commanding, killed Ist Madras Fusiliers. Lieut. Arnold, severely wounded, since dead Lieut. Bailey, severely wounded Her Majesty's sth Fusiliers. Major E. Simmons, killed Capt. F. W. I4Estrange, severely wounded Capt. A. E. Johnson, severely wounded, since dead Lieut. and Adjutant E. F. Haig, killed Lieut. J. W. 1). Adair, wounded Lieut. W. Carter, wounded, since cleat Detachment of her Majesty's 64th Foot. Lieut. Bateman, killed Her Majesty's 84th Foot. Capt. Pakenham, killed Capt. Willis, wounded Lieut. Poole, killed Lieut. Woodhouse, loss of right arm Lieut. Oakley, wounded Lieut. Barry, wounded. er ajest'a Foot. Capt. G. A. Loc Her MajeBty' 3 78th Foot. Japt. G. A. Lockhart, slightly t wounded Capt. D. Hastings, severely wounded Capt. R. Bogle, severely wounded Lieut. Kirby, severely wounded, since dead Lieut. Crowe, slight wound of fingers Lieut. Swanson, severely wounded Lieut. Webster, killed _ Doing Duty. Lient. Grant, Bth Nativelnfantry, forefinger and thumb of right hand amputated Lient. Joly, her Majesty's 32d Foot, dangerously wounded, since dead Her Majtey's 90th Fcot. Col. Campbell, severely wounded Brevet-Major Perrin, wounded Assistant-Surgeon Bradshaw, slightly wounded Lient. J. J. Nunn, killed Lient. Knight, wounded Lien'. Preston, woundo 1 Lieut. Grahame, woun led by a round shot at tho Lakin ; of Alumbagb, since deal Limit. Moultrie, killed Doing Duty. Captain A. A. Becher, 49th Native Infantry, wounded since dead. ABSTRACT. Killed or Dead from Wounds-1 brigadier-general,'l brigadier, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 3 captains, 13 lieutenants, 1 assistant-surgeon ; total, 21. Wounded--1 major -general, 1 colonel, 1 lientonani.- colonel, 1 major, 11. captains, 12 lieutenants, 1 assistant surgeon ; total, 18. fetal Killed and Wounded —1 major -general, 1 briga dier-general, 1 brigadier. 1 colonel, 2 lieutenant-colonels, 2 majors, 11 captains, 25 lieutenants, 2 assistant-surgeon 3; tot4l, 49. No. 18. (No. 13.) 101 l of Officers Killed and Wounded from September 2) to October 21, in Field Force. Artillery. Lieutenant Fraser, slightly, Sept. 30 let Ma•lras Fusiliers. Major Stevenson, slightly, October 4 Captain Fraser, severely, October 5 Captain Galway, slightly, October 5 Lieutenant Grovine, mortally, since dead, Octobar 5. Lieutenant Barclay, slightly, October 21 llor Majesty's sth Fusiliers. Captain Sco!t, slightly, October 6 78th Highla9ders. Major llaliburton, mortally, since deal, October 4 Doctor !a`Master, slightly, October 15 Blth Regiment. _ _ Lieutenant Galcant, mortally, since dead, October 6 90th lteziment. Captain D.tnison, severely wounded, October 6 iptain Bingham, severely wounded, October 6 Captain Phipps, severely wounded, October 6 Loodiairth Regiment. Lieutenant Crosse, slightly, Oat°ly.r 6 1 "a 1 -63 officers killed and wounded. D. J. DODGSON, Captain, Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General. • List of Officers (No. 14.) Killed and Wounded on the 16 th and 1 7th Luoknow. of November. 18 57, in re li e f o f th e British Garrison at Red. Midshipm an It. A.. D.x ifl tuien, NavAl Brigade); Capt. Capt. Herdby , Roy a l Artillery RE SUN, LONDON WEDNES'DA r EV tNiNG, JANUARY 6, 185 e, _____.......................q1 Capt. Dalzell, 9311 Highlanders Capt. Lnmsden, 30th Native Infantry, attached to .93d Lient. F r a n kl an d , 2d P unjab Tnfantr - Wounded. i Gon. Si r C o li n Campbell, S, C -1- ' slightly .''' 3. ommanda . -i n - C h i e f, ' Major Alison, Ar , • Chief, sligbfb - C.-' iiitary Secretary. to Commander-in- Hon. A. H. Anson, aide-dc ,-camp to Brigadier- General Grant, slightly Lieut Sallod, Naval Brigade, set erely Midshipman Lord Clinton, Naval Brigade, slightly: Capt. Travers, Royal Artillery-,, slightly Breref-Major Pennycuick, Art,iLlery, slightly Lieut. Ford, Artillery, slightly Lieut. Millar, Artillery, sligh.tly- Assistant-Surgeon Yeah), Ar tiller ry, severely Capt. Hood, Bengal Artillery, severely Capt. Hammond, Bengal, Altai ( ry, severely Capt. Walton, Her Majesty's ;d, severely Lieut. Munro, Her Majesty's r)3,d, dangerously Major Barnston, Her Majesty's 90th, severely Lieut. Wynen, Her Majesty's 90th, slightly Lieut. Powell, Her Majesty's 90th, slightly Ewart, Her . .eraje.9 ty's 931 Highlanders, slightly Burroughs, Her Majesty's 92d Highlanders, slightly Lieut. Coopa-, Her Majesty's 9:3,1 Highlanders, severely Lieut. Welch, Her Majesty's 9:3d Highlander; severely Lieut. Goldsmith, Her Majesty's 93d Highlanders, severely Lieut. Wool, Her Majesty's 93d Highlanders, severely Ensign Macnamara, Her Majesty's 93d Highlander; severely Lieut. Dobbs, Ist Madras Fn.siliers, slightly Lieut. Watson, 2d Punjab Infantry, dangerously Lieut. Paul, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely Lieut. 'Mcqueen, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely Lieut. Oldfiold, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely Lieut. Hackett, Hudson's Horse, severely H. W. NORMAN, Lieutenant, Assistant Adjutant-General of the Army. Head Qaarters, Seounderabagh, Nov. 8, 1857. (No. 15.) The Governor-General of India in Council to the Court of Directors of the East India Company. (Extract.) Military Department, Nov. 24, 1857. We inclose a list of soldiers of the 2d Fusiliers who were killed, or who died of wounds, before Delhi, dur ing the months of June and July. These are taken rum the casualty list of the corps received from the town m:ijlr on the 6th of October, a copy of which was forwarded to yuu on the 21st of October, No. 98 of Secretary's list of packet. Returus received on the 201 - ,h inst. from the town major's office ara fur warded by this mail. (No. 16.) List of Non-commissioned ()Wears and Soldiers of the East India Company's Servico who have been Killed in Action or Died of Wounds. 2d European P,ongal Fusiliers. KILLED. Privates Thomas Kelly, June 9, 1857 ILnry Cox, Juno, 12, 1857 Joseph Smith, June 12, 1857 Patrick Daly, June 19, 1857 William Hefferman, June 19, 1857 Patrick Conners, June 23, 1857 Charles Cantle, Juno 23, 1857 Thomas Fyers, June 23, 1857 Sergeant John Roane, Jnne 23, 1857 Privates Samuel M'Cartney, June 23, 1857 Bnijamin Morgan, June 23, 1857 James Armsby, June 23, 1857 Michael O'Dwyer, June 23, 1857 William Parry, June 3, 1857 Corporal William Thomas, June 23, 1857 Privates James Wilson, June 23, 1857 John A. Biggs, June 27,1857 John Cook, June 27,1857 Sergeant James Dickson, Juno 27, 1857 Private Patrick Ronrkee July 9, 1857 Cerpor al Joseph Thompson, July 9, 1857 Died of Wounds. Privates Robert Boyd, from wounds received in action, Juno 9, 1857 Henry Cownor, from wounds received in action, June 9, 1857 Edward Prost, from wounds received in action, Juno 13, 1857 William Bateman, from wounds receivod in action, Juno 22, 1857 John Welch, frank wounds received in action, June 29, 167,7 Thomas Wood, from wounds received in action, June 30, 1857 Lawrence Keen, from wounds received in action, July 2, 1857 John Infahon, from wounds received in action, July 11, 1357. (No 17.) Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers for the month of May, 1857. 3d Troop 2d Brigade Horse Artillery. Phillips, Daniel, gunner, Meean Meer, May 21, 1857, died in hospital 3d Troop 31 Brigade Horse Artillery. Minihatn, William, corporal, Umballali, 23d May, 1857, died in hospital Powell, William, rough rider, Umballab, 7th May, 1357, died in hospital Stammers, William, bombardier, Umballah, 23d May, 1857, died in hospit a l eoley, James, gunner, Umballab, Bth May, 1857, died in hospital 2d Company 24 Battalion Artillery. Mabony, Jeremiah, gunner, Murree, 25th May, 1857, died in hospital 34 Company 2d 13attalion Artillery- Flynn„ Maurice, bombardier, Peshawar, 30th May, 1857, died in hospital 4th Company 4th Battalion Artillery. Barron, Edward, gunner, Meean Meer, 17th May, 1857, died in hospital. Ist European Bengal Fusiliers. Halligan, John, private, Umballah, 16th May, 1857, died in hospital. Reyden, James, private, Umballab, 7th May, 1857, died in hospital. Lowe, Joseph, corporal, Umballah, 17th May, 1857, died in hospital. Marshall, Alfred, private, Umballah, 17th May, 1857, died in hospital. Downey, Thomas, private, Umballah, 17th May, 1857, died in hospital. Harris, George, private, Umb a ll a h , 17th May, 1857, died in hospital. Daltcn, Richard, sergeant, Umballah, 19th May, 1857, died in hospital. Bryan, Thomas, private, Umballah, 10th May, 18:7, died in hospital. Lindsay, Robert, private, Umballah, 20th May, 1357, died it: hospital. Loughray, Michael, private, Umballab, 20th May, 1537, died in hospital. Johnson William, private, Dugshaie, 2lth May, 1857, died in hospital. R a c, Thomas, private, Dugshaie, 25th May, died in hospital. Wroe, David, private, Camp, Peplee, 231 May, 1857, died in hospital. Carty, Charles, private, Camp, Peplee, 234 May 1857 died in 1857. , , H o l m es, Robert, private, Camp, Bhotana, 24th May, 1817, died in hospital. Barry, William, private, Camp Kurnaul, 25th May, 1837, died in hospital. Clark, Henry, private, Dugshaie, 31st May, 1857, died in hospital. Panoeput, 28th Donnelly, Peter, private, Dugshaie, 31st May, 1857, died in hospital. . n d c i y e, , i W in i h ll o r s a p m it , a c l orporal, Camp, Andrew, private, Sabathoo, 224 May, 1857, 24 European Bengal Fusiliers. 31 European Regiment. Fraser, Robert, private, Agra, 27th May, 1837, died in hospital. Rob . nson, John, private, Agra, sth May, 1837, died in (lied Al Ba\yli1:11 Brooke, hospital. hospital. Navesay, Thomag, private, Delhi, 20th Tune, 1857, killed in action. Harcourt, Richard, sergeant, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. W. MAYHEW, Major, Deputy Adjutant-G enera l of the Army. Adjutant-General'a Office, Calcutta, 20th Nov., 185/. Bryan, Mathew, corporal, Delhi, 231 June, 1857, killed in action. Comyns, Martin, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. Hogan, Edward, privatc, Delhi, 231 June, 1857, killed in action. Hemsley, John, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed ip action. Casualty List of European Non - commissioned Officers and Soldiers, for the month of June, 1837. I s t Troop 2d Battalion Horse Artillery. Magarry, John, bombardier, Peshaw ur , 22d June,lBs7, died in hospital. 3d Troop 3d Battalion Ho rse A rt i llery. Lennard, John, corporal, Meean Meer, 2d June, 1857, died in hospital. Walsh, Thomas, gunner, Meean Meer, 14th June, 1857, died in hospital. Ist European Bengal Fusiliers. Pane, Edward, private, Dugshaie, in hospital. 21 June, 1857, Bunny, Joseph, private, Camp S aoma lk ee, 30th June, 1857, died in hospital. died Jamo3, privato, Dugsbale, Bth June, 1857, dio(I in hospital. Halloran, Rody, private, Dugshaio, Bth June, 1857 died in hospital. Austin, Edward, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. Horan, James, private, Du g sh a i e, Bth J u ne, 1857, died in hospital. Lee, Abraham, private, Dugshaie, 9th June, 1857, died in hospital. died in hospital. Jones, George, pri va t e, Dugshaie, 1 0 t h J ane , 1857, Gering, Michael, private, Dugsbaio, died in hospital. Miln3, Peter, private, Dagshaie, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital. 12th Juno, 1357, McArthur, John, private, Delhi, 28d June, 1857, killed in action. Willoek, EittU, private, Della, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. Pilkington, Michael, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. Kerr, George, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in action. Smith, William George, private, Delhi, 23d Juno, 1857, killed in action. Brummago, Wi 11; killed in action. TI, Private, DAhi, Bth Juno, 1857, Li Mlle, William, r " r, ; in action. ° lO , Delhi, Bth June , 1357, killed l'hillips, Georze, private, Dolhi, Bth June, 1857, killed in action. Manning, James, corpor a l 9th Jane, 1857, died of wounds received in action. , Wohee, John, corporal, Delhi, 9,h June, 1857, killed in action. 2d European Bengal Fusiliers. •Road, John, Subathoo, 24th May, 1857, died in hos pital. Brinan, John, Urnballah, 31st May, 1857, died in hospital. Enams, Benjamin, Umballab, 31st May, 1857, died in hospital. Logan, James, private, Delhi, 9th June, 1857, killed in action. Bishop, John, Umballah, Ist June, 1857, died in hos pital. - O'Connell, John, Uinballab, Ist June, 1857, died in hospital. ___ Higgins, Henry, Umballah, 241 June, 1857, died in hospital. Walsh, James, Umballah, 2d June, 1857, died in hos pital. Egan, William, Umballah, 2d June, 1857, died in hospital. Everard, William, Umballab, 3d Jane, 1857, died in hospital. Brown, Samuel, Umballah, 3d June, 1857, died in Harris, Charles, Umballah, 4th June, 1857, died in hospital. Fitzgerald, Patrick, Umballah, sth June, 1857, died in hospital. Itobortson, Daniel, Umballah, 6th June, 1657, died in hospital. Brown, John, Umballab, 6th Juno, 1857, died in hos pitnl. Thema, John, Umballah, 7th Juno, 1857, died in hos Plucknett, William, Umballab, Bth Juno, 1857, died in hosital. Melly, Edward, TJmballah, Bth June, 1857, died in hospital. ___ Telly, Thos., Delhi, 9th June, 1357, killed in action. Coroner, Henry, Delhi, 9th June,lBs7, died from wounds received in action. Boyd, Robert, Dalhi, 9th June, 1857, died from wounds received in action. Cox, Henry, Delhi, 12th June, 1357, killed in action Smith, Joseph, Delhi, l2th June, 1857, killed in action Frost, Edward, Delhi, 13th June, 1857, died from wounds received in action 'Pelle, Benjamin, Delhi, 14th June, 1857, died in hos pital Murphy, Richard, Delhi, 15th June, 1857, died in howital j . Carbery, John, ThulaAllah, 17th June, 1857, died in hos pi Ld McVey, Thomas, private, Delhi, 9th June, 1857, killed in action. Butler, Lawr ence, private 10th June, 1857, died of wounds received i n action. , Popla ' James, private, 13th J une , 1857, died of wounds received in action. Fitzger.dd Jam es , pr i vate, Delhi, of choler a . ALalon, John, p r i vate, Delhi, 17th June, 1857 , kill e d 13th June, 1857, died in actin. Madonahl, John, corporal, Dilhi, 17th June, 1817, killed in action. Oibborp, Peter, private, Delhi, 17th June, 1857, killed in ad ion. Abocca, Joseph, pi i yak, 13th June, 1837, died of wounds received in action. Nolan, John, private, Delhi, 18th June, 1857, died of choler 3. Hawkins, William J., sergeant, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in action. Redmoni, Patrick, corporal, Delhi, 10th June; 1857, killed in action. Hartne , l, Daniel, private, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in action. Edwards, Michael, private, Delhi, qui June, 1857, killed in action. Coyne, Michael, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital Walton. John, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital Kelly, Patrick, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital Ifeffeinan, William, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in action D.ly, Patrick, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in action Jonas, James, Camp Konrunda, 20th of June, 1857, died in hospital Smith, John, Delhi, 21st of June, 1857, died in hospital Connolly, Patrick, Delhi, 21st of Juno, 1857, died in hospital McDonald, Patrick, CampZomalka, 21st of June, 1857, (lied in hospital Bateman, William, Delhi, 221 of June, 1857, died in hospital _ _ John, Delhi, 22d of June, 1857, died in hospital Robertson, John, Camp Rao, 22d of June, died in hoe. vital Creegan, Francis, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, died in hospital Marshall, James, Dalhi, 23d of June, 1857, died in hos , pi tal Kean©, John, staff-sergeant, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action McCartney, Samuel, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action Ormsby, James, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action Wilson, James, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action Morgan, Benjamin, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in actio❑ O'Dwyer, Michael, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action Fryers, Thomas, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action Conners, Patrick, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action Cantle, Charles, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action Parry, William, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action Thimaas, William, corporal, Delhi, Jut:o 23,1857, killed in action Brown, James, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in hospital Hutchinson, James, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in ho,pital M`Grath, John, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in hospital Hanna, Michael, Delhi, June 26, 1857, died in hospital Chary, Timothy, Delhi, June 27, 18W, diet in hospital Dickson, James, sergeant, Delhi, June 27, 1857, killed in action Cook, John, Delhi, Juno 27, 1857, killed in action Briggs, Arthur J., Delhi, June 27, 1857, killed in action Ward, John, Delhi, June 27, 1857, died in hospital Obern, Denis, Delhi, 29th of Jane, 1857, died in hospi tal. Welch, John, 29th of June, 1857, died in hospital Wood, Thomas, 3 )th of June, 1857, died in hospital 3d European Regiment. Conway, John, private, Agra, 26th of Juno, 1857, died in hospital. _ Johnson, James, private, Agra, 27th of June, 1857, died W. MAYHEW, Major, Deputy-Adjutant-General of the Army. Adjutant-General's-office, Calcutta, Nov. 20, 1857. • (No. 19.) Casualty List of European Non-Comrnissionod Officers and Soldiers for the month of July. 1.457. Ist Troop, 2d Brigade, Horse Artillery. Farley, George, gunner, Peshawar, 21st of July, 1857, died in hospital Woodman, Alfred, sergeant, Peshawur, 22d of July, 1857, died in hospital. Ist European Bengal Fusileers. Pettet, Samuel, private, Umballah, 21st of May, 1857, died in hospital Hanlon, Thomas James, private, Umballah, 21st May, 1857, died in hospital Daley, Michael, private, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action. Dalton, Edward, private, Shahabad, 25th of Jane, 1857, died in hospital Goodwin Thomas, private, Shahabad, 2d of July, 1857, died iu hospital Foster, John, private, Delhi, 12th of July, 1857, died in hospital Gallant, John, private, Delhi, 12th of July, 1857, died in hospital. Maginuis, John, private, Umballah, 13th of July, 1E57, died in hospital Bartley, John, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857, killed in action Murray, George E., private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857, killed in action Macdonald, John, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857, killed in action Roy, Alexander, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857, killed in action Foy, John, private, Delhi, 15th of July, 1857, died in hospital Tupper, Thomas, private, Delhi, 15th of July; 1857, died in hospital Harbinson, John, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1857, died iu hospital Howe, James, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1857, died in hospital Allen, William, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1357, died in hospital O'Brien, Patrick, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died in hospital Day, Thomas, private, Delhi, 19th July, 1857, died in hospital Bourke, David, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died in hospital Seiton, Joseph, private, 19th July, 1857, died in hos pital Crawley, Joseph, private, Delhi, 9th Ju1y,1857, died in hospital Craft, William, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died in hospital Chaiumers, James, private, Delhi, 23d July, 1857, died in hospital Wilson, John, private, Delhi, 23d July, 1857, killed in action Bowar, James, private, Dugshaie, 29th July, 1857, died in hospital Green, Adam, coiperal, Delhi, massacred Dl'Kearie, James, private, Delhi, 27th July, died in hospital Arms mug, 119nry, • killed in action. Inivato, Delhi 19th Juno, 1857, 21 European Bengal Fusiliers Herbert, William, private, Dahl, 2d July, 1357, died in hospital Keen, Laurence, private, Delhi, 21 July, 1857, died of wounds Prentice, Richard A., private, Delhi, 6th July, 1857, lea in hospital Rourke, Patrick, private, 9th July, 1857, killed in ae ion Thompson, Josaph, corporal, 9th July, 18W, killed in action Webster, James, private, oth July, 1857, killed in ac tion Prl`Mahon, John, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1857, died from wounds received in action Mannisa, William, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1857, died .0 hospital Ward, John, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1837, died in hospital I - latch, Christopher, private, Delhi, 17th July, 1857, died in hospital Murphy, John, private, Delhi, 13th July, 1857, died in hospital driffin, Daniel, sergeant, Delhi, 20th July, 1957, died in hospital leoady, John, private, Delhi, 211 July, 1857, died in hospital Hadfield, Joel, sergeant, Delhi, 22t1 July, 1857, died in hospital. Ctibbing,, Jobn, private, Delhi, 20th July, 1857, died in hospital 111`lilhoy, James, private, Delhi, 231 of July, 1857, died in hospital Noonan, John, private, Delhi, 23,1 of July, 1857, died in hospital Dily,,ll, James, private, Milli, 23d of July, 1857, died in hospital Shia, Thomal, piivatse, Delhi, 2ilth of July, 1857, died in hospital O'Gready, John, private, Delhi, 2,lth of July, 1857, died in hospital Medlin, John , private, Delhi, 31st of July, 1857, died in hospital 3d E nropean Regiment. Burke, Edmund, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Black, William, Agra, private, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Brown, James, private', Agra, sth of July, killed in action ------- Brodin, Morthy, private, Agra, 6th of July, 1857, died in hospital Curly, Michael, pri‘rato, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action. Spencer, Thomas, corporal, Delhi, 20th June, 1857, (lied of cholera, Collins, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in n otion Crii y, Thoma 9, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Clarke, Thomas, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Crow, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, died in hospital Connolly, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1157, killed in action Connor, Michael, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Clare, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Donovan, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Edwards, Henry, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, died in hospital Fitzsimnious, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Fletcher, Edwin, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Gibson, John, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Girard, Charles, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Hall, Charles, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857. died in hospital _ _ Jackson, Patrick, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Jenkins, Richard, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in action Kennedy, Michael, private, near Agra, sth July, 1357, killed in action M'Grath, Daniel, colour-sergeant, near Agra, sth July, 1857, died in hospital 141. 1 .111ah0n, James, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, died in hospital Marsh, James, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action May, William, colour-sergeant, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Murphy, Cornelius, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Manning, Patrick, private, near .Agra, 13th July, 1857, died in hospital M'Chain, James, private, near Agra, IGth July, 1857, died in hospital Nolan, Francis, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Park, Thomas, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action * Phillips, Patrick, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Park, Samuel Blichfiald, private, near Agra, sth July, killed in action Plater, John, private, near Agra, 7th July, 1857, died in hospital Pitkin, William, private near Agra, 11th July, 1857, died in hospital Quilty, Patt, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Roach, William, private, near Agra, sth July. 1857, killadin action Ryan, Michael, sergeant, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action .... Stewart, John, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed in action Wilson, Hugh, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, died in hospital. Town Major's List. Willie, D. park-sergeant, Phillour Magazit, Dalhi, 31st July, 1 8 67, died from wounds received in action Wallas, Thomas, Sergeant, Arsenal, Fort William, 24th July, 1857, died in haspital , W. MAYHEW, Major. Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army. Adjutant-Generare-offica, Calcutta, Nov. 20, 1857. (Ne. 20.) Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers for the Month of August, 1857. 3d Brigade Horse Artillery. Hourigan, Patrick, sergeant, Camp, Delhi, 19th Aug., 1857, died in hospital from the effects of wounds received in action Dillon, John, trumpeter, Umballah, 21st August, 1857, died in hospital Jeffrey, James, gunner, Rawal Pindee, 26th August, 1857, died in hospital 2d Battalion, Artillery. Bollington, Edward, gunner, Peshawur, 27th August, 1857, died in hospital Fitzgerald, William, drill corporal, Attock, 7th Aug., 1857, died in hospital Mahoney, John, corporal, Peshawur, 24th August, 1857, died in hospital M`Gre,gor, John, gunner, Camp, Nowshera 7th Aug., 1857, died in hospital M'Manus, Patrick, corporal, Peshawur, 29th August, 1857, died in hospital Mitchell, Hendry, gunner, Peshawur, 30th August, 1857, died in hospital Woodhouse, John, gunner, Lahore, 10th August, 1857, died in hospital _ - 4th Battalion, Artillery, Cotter, William, gunner, Delhi, 13th August, 1857, killed in action dlifford, James, gunner, Govind Gnrh, 6th August, 4857, died in hospital Dunwarth, Edward, gunner, Camp, Delhi, 22d August, 1857, died in hospital EThrook, Charles, corporal, Delhi, 3d August, 1557, died from wounds received in action Evans, William, gunner, Camp, Delhi, 19th August, 1857, died in hospital Fitzgerald, Daniel, gunner, Delhi, let August, 1857, died from the bite of a snake Green, Richard, gunner, Camp, Delhi, sth August, 1857, died in hospital Moor, James, gunner, Delhi, 2d August, 1857, killed in action. 2d European Bengal Fusiliers. Bell, George, private, Delhi, 6th August, 1857, died in hospital Bennett, John, private, Delhi, 26th August, 1857, died in hospital Brien, Win., private, Delhi, 9th Aug., 1857, died in hos pital._ Collins, Jeremiah, private, Delhi, 23d August, 1857, died in hospital Funston, John, private, Delhi, 27th August, 1857, died in hospital Hovendon, Thomas, private, Delhi, 19th August, 1857, died in hospital Runt, James, drummer, Delhi, 13th August, 1857, died from wounds received in action Jones, Henry, private, Delhi, 26th August, 1857, died in hospital Kieloy, John, private, Delhi, 27th August, 1857, died from wounds received in action Maxwell. Joshua, private, Delhi, 12th August, 1857, died in hospital 11l'Donald, John, sergeant, Delhi, 12th August, 1857, died from wounds received in action APNair, Edward, private, Delhi, 29th August, 18 W, died in hospital Scully, William, private, Delhi, 2d August, 18W, died in hospital Spoore, Joseph, private, Delhi, 12th August, 1857, killed in action Whyte, James, colour-sergeant, Delhi, 18th Aug., 1857, died in hospital 3d European Regiment. Armstrong, William, private, near Allygurh, 24th August, 1857, killed in action Donovan, Michael, private, Agra, sth August, 1857, died in hospital Fitzgerald, Nizholas,private, near Allygurb, 24th Aug., 1857, killed in action Lawler, James, private, Agra, 4th August, 185 r, died in hospital 1857 Leg, in Patriactionck, privato, near 411y gur h , 24 t h August, , killed in Lynch, Peter, private, Agra, 29th August, 1857, diod in hospital M`Carthy, John, private, Agra, 17th August, 1857, died in hospital M' Watt, John, private, Agra, 30th August, 1857, died in hospital Murray, William, private, Agra, 18th August, 1837, died in hospital Murray. Owen, private, Agra, 20th August, 1857, died in hospital Scott, William, private, Agra, 7th August, 1857, died in hospital Waites, Charles, private, Agra, 29th August, 1857, died in hospital _ - Wright, Thomas, private, Agra, 9th August, 1857, died in hospital. European Invalid Battalion—Holt, George, corporal, Chunar, 9th August, 1857, died in hospital. W. MAYHEW, Major, Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army. Adjutant:General's-office, Nov. 20, 1857, (No. 21.) Alphabetical Casualty Roll of Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates of the East India Company's 2d Europoan Bongal Fusiliers, for the month of Sept., 1857. Oct. Delhi, 1, 1857. Ambrose, Wm., private, killed in action, September 14, 1857 Barton, Wm., corporal, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 Blair, John, private, killed in action, S e pt. 14 , 1857 Brown, Alex., private, at Delhi, Sept. 10, 1857 Burke, John, private, killed in ac ti on , S ep t 11 , 18 57 Callagan, Patri c k, a t Delhi, Sept. 13, 1857 Caulfield, Peter, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 Conlon, Win., private, kill e d i n ac ti on, Sept. 14, 1857 Collins,Richd.. private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 Cull, John, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 18 - .71 Connelly, Francis, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 envie, James, privat., killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 Clark, John, privt.te, at Delhi, Sept. 22, 1857 Doyle, James, private, killed in action, Sept. 10,1557 Doyle, Wm., corporal, at Delhi, Sept. 13, 1857 Driscoll, Daniel, private, killed in action ' Sept 15, 1857 Duggan, James, private, at Delhi, Sept. 22, 1857 French, Win., private, from wounds, Sept. 20, 1857 Goodwin, Sam., private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857 Hancock, Robert, private, at Delhi, Sept. 8, 1857 Hanrahan, John, drummer, from wounds, Sept. 12,1857 Humphreys, Thomas, drummer, at Delhi, sth of Sept.,. 1857. Hewitt, William, private, at Subathoo, Gth Aug., 1 8 57 Hanford, Christopher, private, killed in act,ion, 15th September, 1857 House, dames, drummer, at Delhi, 19th Sept., 1857 Holmes, William, private, at Delhi, 28th Sept., 1857 Irwin, Robert, corporal, from wounds, 21st Sept., 1857 Johnston, Win., sergeant, killed in action, 13th Sept., 1857 Kennedy, Michael, private, killed in action, /4th Sllpt., 1857 Johnson, Arthur, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857. Koy, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 Kenny, John, private, at Delhi, 23d Sept., 1m57 Keefe, Michael, privato, at Delhi, 27th Sept., 1857 Lugard, Edw.tnd, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 M'Canon, George, privato, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 M`Carthy, Felix, private, at Delhi, 23d Sept., 1857 M`Greggor, Duncan, private, killed in action, 10th September, 1857 m`Kiunon, John, corporal, at Delhi, 30th Sept., 1857 64cNamara, Michael, sergeant, from wounds, 28th Sep tember, 1857 Madagan, James, private, killed in action, 14th Sept 1857 Mason, Robert, private, at Delhi, 14th Sept., 1857 Mills, George, sergeant, killed in action, 14th Sept, 1857 Morgan, Joseph, private, from wounds, 14th Sopt. 1Q57 Muir, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 Noon, Michael, corporal, killed in action, 14th Sept. 1857 Osborne, James, sergeant, at Delhi, 19th Sept., 1857 Parker, Boojamin, private, at Stubatlaoo, 15th August 1857 Pyne, James, private, at Delhi, 6th Sept., 1857 Quin, 'Thomas, private, at Delhi, 30th Sept. 1857 Ross, Th omas , pr i va t e, kiil ed in action, 10th Sept. 1857 Richards, Swift, private, at Delhi, 10th Sept., 1.857 Reynolds, Peter, sergeant, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 Rowland, Charles, private, at Delhi, 12th Sept , 1857 Rourke, William, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 1857 Rourke, John, p r i va t e, killed in action, 11th Sept., Redford, George, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 Riely, Charles, private, at Delhi, 27th Sept., 1857 Shaw, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857 Sire, Joseph, private , at Delhi, 20th 1857 Shea, Thomas, private, at Sub a th oo, 23d Sept. , ug., 1857 Stenson, John, private, at Delhi, 39th Sept. 1857 Thomas, William, sergea n t, kill e d in action:l4th Sept., 1857 Wilson, John, sergeant, at Delhi, 21st Sept., 1857 Williamson, William, private, killed ih action, 16th Sept., 1857 Wallace, Charles, private, at Snbathoo, 3 0th Aug., 1857 K. COGHILL, fi rs t Lieutenant, Adjutant 2d European Bengal Fusiliers. H. E. S. ABBOTT, Major, commanding 2d European Bengal Fusiliers. (No. 22.) Alphabetical Monthly Casualty Long Roll of Non-Com missioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates of the East India Company's 3d Bengal European Regiment for the month of Sept., 1257. Fort, Oct. 1, 137. Boles, Joh n , sergean t, died in the Agra Fort of Agra, s sth Sept., 1857 Grennan, Peter, private, died in the Fort of Agra, 19th Sept., 1857 Leahy, James, private, died in the Fort of Agra, 10th Sept., 1857 3PDonnell, Thomas, private, died at Landow Convales. cent Depot, sth Sept., 1857 WM. RIDDELL, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding 3d European Regiment. (No. 23.) Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the European Invalid Battalion, for the month of Sept., 1857 Chunar, Oct. 1, 1857. Agnew, James, gunner, deceased at Cawnpore, Aug. 6, 1857 Fagan, Patrick, gunner, deceased at Cawnpore, July 29, 1857 31`Grath, James, gunner, deceased in hospital, at Cawn• pore, July 29, 1857 Shore, James, bombardier, deceased in hospital, Sept. 12, 1857, at Allahabad Sullivan, Charles, corporal, deceased in hospital, July 28, 1857, at Muglevaino Sheehan, William, gunner, killed in action at Emm a July 29, 1,57 Casey, Thomas, gunner, deceased in hospital, Sept. 24, 1857, at Allahabad. GEORGE BLAKE, Lieutenant-Colonel, Commanding European Invalid Battalion. (No. 24.) Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the Europea❑ Invalid Veteran Company for the month of October, 1857. Chunar, Nov. 1, 1857. Collins, William, drumm er , kill ed on the 15th of June, 1857, at Gwalior. GEORGE WELD, Lieutenant, Commanding Veteran Company. (No. 5.) Casualty Roll of European Non-Commissioned Officers and Others borne on the Town-Major's List for the month of September, 1857. Town-Major's-office, Fort-William, Nov. 2, 1857. James Leary, sergeant, died at Attock, Aug. 30, 1857 John Newton, quartermaster-sergeant, killed in mutiny at Jhansie Henry Millard, sergeant, killed in mutiny at Jhansie. W. CAVENAGH, Lieut.-Colonel, Town Major. No. 26. Nominal List of the Non( Comm issioners Officers and Sol diers belonging to the European Battalion, who have been either killed or wounded, or who have died since the commencement of the outbreak of the Native Army of Bengal up to the Ist of November, 1857. Chunar, Nov. 13, 1857. Private Ch ar l es D arden, April 2, 1857, died of fever in hospital at Chunar. Sergeant John Potter, April 22, 1357, died of fever in , hospital at Chunar. Private Michael Dunn, April 26, 1857, died of fever in hospital at Chunar. Corporal John Speller, May 3, hospital at Ch unar . 18 57, died of fever in Drummer Hughes Lyons, May 5, 1857, died of fever at Arrah. Gunner John Clayton, June 5, 1 857, died of apoplexy on field service at Allahabad. Corporal Michael Hill, June 15, 1857, killed by the mu• tineers at Gwalior. m Drummr Willi lioram Collins, June 15, 185 7, killed by the inee at Gwa. Corporal William Horne, June 18,1857, died of cholera in hospital at Chunar. Private Edward Mulcahy, July 6, 1857, died of fever in hospital at Chunar. Gunner James Bialy, July 15, ]857, thumb of left hand injured in serving the vent of a guns n action at Futtipore. Bombardier John Tourney, July 15, 1857, gunshot wound in the groin in action at Futtipore, doing well. Gunner Michael Noonan, July 15, 1857, wounded in right leg, from splinter, in action at Futtipore. Drummer Matthew Elliot, July 21, 1857, died of fever in hospital at Chunar. Gunner Patrick Fagan, July 29, 1857, died of cholera on field service at Cawnpore. Gunner James M'Grath, July 30, 1857, died of cholera on field service at Cawnpore. Corporal George Holt, Aug. 9, 1857, died of dysentery at Chunar. Gunner James Agnew, Aug. 10, 1857, died of cholera in field service at Cawnpore. Corporal Charles Sullivan, Aug. 18,1857, died of cholera on field service at Cawnpore. Gunner William Sheehan, Aug. 29, 1857, killed in action, en route to Lucknow. Gunner John Tweedie, Aug. 29, 1857, wounded in the face, en route to L ue k now Gunnerl John Baldock, Aug. 30, 18)7, died of cholera on field service at Cawnpore Gunner Thomas Jones, Sept. 5, 1857, wounded by gun shot in the foot in action en route to Lucknow-leg amputated. Gunner Owen Riordan, Sept. 5, 1857, wound in the shin from a musket-ball, io action en route to Lucknow. Bombadier James Shore, Sept. 12, 1857, died of dyeen• tery on field service at Allahabad Gunner Thomas Casey, Sept., 1857, died of dysentery, on field service at Allahabad Bornbadier William M'Kendry, Oat. 17, 1857, died of dysentery, on field service at Cawnpore. GEORGE BLAKE, Lieutenant-Colonel, Commanding European Invalid Battalion, and the Fortress of Chunar. (No. 3.) Return of Killed and Wonn , li..d in the Ghoorka Force engaged at Munciree, Sept. 20, 1857, . • Guness Dust Regiment--Billed, 1 • dangerously wounded, 1 ; severely wounded, 6 ; slightly wounded, 2. Subhuz Regiment—M.ll(o, 1 ; dangerously wounded, 1 ; severely wounded, 9 ; *.lightly wounded, 2. Sherd Regiment—Dmigeroasly wounded, 1 ; severely wounded, 3 ; slightly wounded, 1. Total—Killed, ; dangerously wounded, 3 ; severely wounded, 18 ; slightly wounded, 5. T. P. WRIGHT, Assistant-Surgeor, with Ghoorka Force at Azimghur. (No : 4.) Capt. C. W. Bannister, commanding at Ncemuch, to the Adjutant-General of the Army, Bombay. Camp, Neemuch, Oct. 24, 1357. _ _ _ Sir,—l have the honouito report that, on the morn log of the 23d inst., Capt. Simpson, commanding at Neemucb, marched out with a forts, ere.cgth as p-r margin,l to attack some rebels reported to be at a vill Igo or walled town called Jeerno, about ten miles distant from Neemuch. It had been ascertained that these rebels had come from Mundesore, and had threatened to make .n attack upcn Neemuch. Two advanced guards from tho 2d Cavalry, under Capt. Tucker and Lieut. Blair respectively, were sent on the previousnight by I , fferentroads, the main column following at half-p.s.t 5 a.m. The advanced guard, under Capt. Tucker, fell in with a large party of tho rebels near Jeerun, at daylight ; and Cait. Tucker, leaving a reserve under Lieut. Le Geyt in a concealed situation, advanced with a few men to warls the enemy, who it appears were about 100 in number, and charged right through them. In this charge I regret to bay teat Capt. Tucker lost his life ; and Capt. Lawrie, 21st R9giroel,t, who accompanied him, and who appears to have behaved nobly, was very severely wounded. It is due to Capt. Lawrie to Fay that ho endeavoured at the fist to dissuade Capt. Tucker from charging rashly with his small body of men into so large a force, but, seeing that Captain Tucker was determined to charge, he added his voluntary cervices to support Capt. Tucker and give greater effect to the cha:ge, Capt. Lawrie was wounded severely in the breast with a lance, and was much cut about with the swerds of the enemy. His horse was shot under him. O.ae trooper was killed in this charge. Toe rebels ap pear to have retired to a position out of the reach of cavalry before Lieut. Le Geyt, who had but a hand ful of men in reserve, could approach tt em. Cap tain Tucker's body was taken away Ly the enemy, but was afterwards recovered by the men of his own troop. His head, which was severed from the trunk, was never recovered. Our main body arrived in front of the walls of Jeerun at about half . -past 7 a.m. The enemy were assembh-d 200 yards in front of tha walls on the brow of a hill, when our column first saw them. Tt ey remained till our 9-pounders moved forward and fired a few rounds ; they then retired slowly, taking up a stronger position behind some huts. At about this time I was sent with a squadron to the other side of the town to out off stragglers, and conse quently did not see tho action ; but on returning after the action I was informed that our infantry had, at first, failed to dislodge the enemy from their positio❑ ; thatin their advance for this purpose Captain Read, command ing her Majesty's 83d detachment, had been killed, and Captain Slapitt, commanding 12th detachment of N. 1., had been dangerously wounded ; that both infantry de tachments, seeing their commanders fall, wale a mo mentary retreat; that the enemy,emboldened, rushed on them and took one mortar and were nearly on the guns, when Captain Simpson, with Lieut. Blair, Lieut. Le Geyt, and Riding-Master Steers, charged with a squad• ron upon the enemy, retook the mortar, and dispersed the rebels, who fled to the fort. In tbis charge CApt4in Simpson vrai very severely wounded in the head, Lieut. Blair was wounded severely with a award, and Lieut. La Geyt slightly by a bullet. Tae day was now fast coming to a close, and we heard some reports that another column of the enemy was ad vancing on Neemuch from another direction. Captaitt Simpson being unable to perform his duty, the command devolved upon me. I omitted to state, which is as important point, that a great part of the ammunition of the mortar was never recovered, but fell into the hands of nhe enemy. For this reason, as well as on account of the great natural strength of the place, which would have rendered it im possible, with the small force at my command and no breaching guns, to take the town, alio on account of the fagged state of the men, the want of officers to command the detachments, and the necessity of returning to pro tect Neemuch, I ordered a retreat, which we effected before night closed in. The following is the list of casualties :- 2,1 Regiment of Light Cavalry-1 captain Ind, 1 captain severely wounded, 1 lieutenant severely wounded, 1 lieutenant slightly wounded, 1 trooper killed, 2 troopers wounded, 2 horses killed, 4 missing, 27 wounded. Her Majesty's 831 Regiment-1 captain kill d, 3 privates wounded. . _ 12th Regiment Native Infantry— 1 captain severely wounded, 6 privates wounded. Staff-1 captain severely wounded. I have, &c., C. W. BANNISTER, Captain, Commanding at Neemucb. P.S. The force are very much indebted to Sergeant Majnr Toole, 2d Light Cavalry, and Sergeant Taylor, 13,mgal Army, for the recovery of the mortar, which they dragged aviay under a heavy fire irarn (Late!) , after the fir,t &large of the cavalry, Trio enemy were not completely routed till the cavalry had charged several tinier. Captain C. W. MUlL, (N iii o ter s t .) o the Brigade Main-, Nusseerabad. Sir,----I have th Cam, pe hon Neemucb, Oct. 25. return of the killed and wound e d i n the action before Jeeruc, o n th e 211 inst. It does not entirely agree with our to forward Surgeon Pelly's the list whi c h I made out on the ev-niog of the 231, and of the which was I to or Bwarrigdedadiebr y ex press early in the worning 24th Macau I but at t h at t i me i t was very dillicul , , to obtain correct information the burgeon being occupied in a!,tondin g to the A-on,isie'd. Since the despatch • of the clreimuniclti in to which I have alluded the town of Jeerun has been evacuated by the rebe!s, and is now occupied by come troops spat there f,r that purpose by Captain Loyd, the political a•ret.t in whose di,trict Jett un lice, I omitted to auction in my despatch that, in retiri ng from J u erun we baited and biv ouac k e d within sight I.f the town, and et ly at about 1,200 y ar d s distance, in * I did not see a dead man, but I am told there were 2 killed as elnve. 2d Cavalry, G officers and 255 rank and file ; her Ma jestv's 83d Regiment, 1 capt,in, 1 lieutenant, Bengal Native Infantry (attached), 50 rank and file; 12th Regi ment Native Infantry, 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, .21stiNa tive,Infat4try_ (attachett), ~100 sank and_ file; 2 9-pepnder guns and one mortar under'Lieut. Barnes, Ben;al Horse Artillery ; the whole force commanded by Captain Sicep son, commanliez at Neemuch. Country lYlarKet?.. LIVERPOOL —JAN. 5. To-day there was the usual attendance of the town and country trade, but scarcely as much disposition to buy woe evinced as was expected. Wheat, however, met with lb fair demand for consumption, at 2d per 701bs dearer for red and 3d for white since this day week. Fine flour sold freely at the extreme rates of Tuesday last. Oats and oat* meal maintained their value, with a fair sale. Barleys beans, and peas as before. There was rather more Ischia corn offering than of late, at a reduction of 6C. to is per quarter—fine yellow and mixed being 33s to 338 6d per qr. White corn was held at 3 is ed to 39s 6d. HULL —JAN. 5. • The market opened slow, and with a poor attendance. Sales few, but factors were asking is more for good rod wheats. Wheat, English red, 48s to 51s ; white 56s to 60s • oats. 29s to 328; barley, 428 to 46s ; Indian corn, 398; linseed cakes, Hull, 11/ Os to / —s Od; ditto, foreign, 8/ 158 to 10110 s ; rape cakes, 615 s Od to 6110 s ; guano, 81. to 151. ; bones, 140 s 01.; flour, —a to —s; tares, —s to —a. • LEEDS—JAN. 5. We have limited supplies of grain. Best qualities red wheat are in fair demand at Is-ever the rates of last week. Barley plentiful, really choice descriptions bringing fullf former rates, but runs are difficult of sale. Other articles at late rates. Averages week ending Jan. 2 : Wheat, 493 Od 1 Oats, 23a aid 1 Peas, 414 Od. Barley, _36s 4d f Beans, 40a Od l Rya, —a Od. NEWCASTLE-JAN. 5. A small supply of farmers' wheat, which was taken of at Is to 2s per qr. ever Saturday's rates. South c3untrf and foreign also in small supply, and rather more iaquiry• at a little improvement. Barley and oats in request, ist full prices. Flour was is peraack dearer. Other articled without change. • NORWICH —JAN. 2. White wheat, ses to GOa ; red, 48s to 51s ; barley, er 38s 40 1.. gur.rfine flour, :iB.; households, 32 0 to 33a auk free on board at Yarmouth. BIRTHS. CAVENDISH—On the sth inst., at Ayott St. Laurent:* Lady Emily Cavendish, of a son. Him:tue-0n the 4th inst., at Wrockwardine, Salop, the Hon. Mrs. It. Herbert, of a daughter. SANDYS—On the 2d inst., at 22, Park•crescent, the wife of Major-General Sandys, of a son, WHITE—On the 4th inst., at 30, G locester-gardens, Hyde. park, the wife of Charles White, Esq., o f a son, MARRIAGES. ADAMS —SANSUM—On the sth inst., at St. John the Evan' gelist, Wat er l oo . roa d , Edgar, youngest son of Thomas Adams, Esq., of Addington -place, Camberwell, to Eliza• both Sensual, of Upper Stamford-street. TOLMAN—CARTER—On the sth inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. Th omas T o l ma n, of Foley.street o to Miss Mary Ann Carter, Stratton-street, Piccadilly. DEATHS. BROwN---On the 4th inst., Wm. Brown, Esq., formerly of tho firm of Townshend, Brown, and Co., Cheapside, aged 62. HURDIS —On the Ist inst., at West Field House, Brigh. ton, Captain G. C. Hurdis, R.N. LEMON—On the 2d inst., suddenly, James Lemon, Esq., of Albion-grove, Stoke Newington, formerly of Capel House, Enfield. POPPLETON —On the 30th ult., at Boston, Lincolnshire, Mr. James Poppleton, alderman of that borough, and late of Seething-lane, London, aged 53. POUNTNEY —On the 31st ult., at Munich, the Rev. Hum phrey Pountney, M.A., aged 54. STowELL --On the 21 inst., at Barnsbury-park, the Rev. W. H. Stowell, D.D., late President of Cheshuut Col* lege, Herts, aged 57. LONDON: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No, 112, Strand, Printer, at Tits Sun Office, No, 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count,' of Middlesex, Wednesday, January_6. It 3 8,