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NAMES OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. (From the Supplement to the London, Gazette of Tues. day.) WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 26. Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Simpson : 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 Curzon. Every effort is being made to take possession of the vast quantity of warlike stores left by the enemy in the town. I am unable at present to give your lordship any details. I transmit the medical report of Dr. Hall. I rejoice to see by it that many of the wounds are not of so serious a nature as those received on the 18th June. I enclose the list of casualties, which, I regret to say, are not complete.—l have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. The Lord Paumure, &c. (Enclosure 1.) Camp before Sebastopol, Sept. 9, 1855. Sir,—l have the honour to enclose a return of casual- ties in the attack on the Redan yesterday ; and I have much satisfaction in being able to state that nearly the whole of the wounded were brought in, in the course of the afternoon and early part of the night, accommodated in either their own regimental hospitals or in the general hospital in camp, and their injuries properly and promptly attended to by the medical officers. Those men who fell wounded too near to the enemy's works to admit of their removal were brought in early this morn ing, as well as such wounded Russians as had been left in the Redan by their countrymen. The list of casualties, though numerous, is not of so serious a character as that of the 18th of June, and I hope many of the wounded will soon be restored to the ranks. The ambulance conveyance, under Captain Pigott's orders, was efficiently conducted, and I have much plea- sure in bearing testimony to the care and steady conduct of the drivers in the execution of their duty. Of the skill and attention of the medical officers, both staff and regimental, as well as of those gentlemen who had volunteered their services from the civil hospitals at Smyrna and Renkeoi, and from the general hospital at Scutari, I cannot speak too highly ; and I beg to bring under your notice Dr. Alexander, deputy inspector gene. ral of hospitals ; Dr. A. Gordon, staff-surgeon, first class ; and Dr. Monat, staff surgeon first class, for their able professional aid and zealous exertions in providing for the wants .of the wounded, the two , former in the Light and Second Divisions and the latter in the gene. ral hospital in camp.—l have, &c., J. HALL, Inspector General of Hospitals. General Simpson, Commanding in Chief. RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE ASSAULT ON SEBAS,TOPOL, ON BTH SEPTEMBER. HIGHLAND DIVISION. 42d Foot-1 man dangerously, 1 man severely, 10 men slightly, wounded. Total, wounded, 12 men. 7211 Faot-1 killed; lofficer (Quartermaster M'Donald) dangerously, 7 men severely, 10 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 1 man ; wounded, 1 officer, 17 men. 'TALI Foot-4 men dangerously, 7 men slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 11 men. q • • 93d Foot-1 man dangerously, 3 men severely, 1 man slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 5 men. FOURTH DIVISION. 17th Foot-1 officer (Lieutenant Thompson), 6 men dan gerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant Squire), 5 men severely, 1 offi.!,er (Lieutenant Parker), 8 men slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 3 officers, 19 men. 20th Foot-1 man severely, 5 men slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 6 men. 21st Foot-1 man severely, 7 men slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 8 men. 46th Foot-1 man slightly wounded. Total wounded, 1 man. 48th Foot-6 men slightly wounded. Total wounded, 6 men. 57th Foot-1 man dangerously, 3 men severely, wounded. Total wounded, 4 men. 63d Foot-1 man killed ; 1 man dangerously, 1 officer (Lieut.-Col.P. Lindsay) severely, 3 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 1 man ; wounded, 1 officer, 4 men. 68th Foot-1 man slightly wounded. Total, wounded,. 1 man. Rifle Brigade-2 men killed; 1 man dangerously, 1 man severely, 7 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 2 men ; wounded, 9 men. RIGHT SIEGE TRAIN. Right Attack-1 officer (Deputy-Assistant Commissary Hayter), 5 men killed; 2 officers (Capt. Fitzroy and Lieut. Champion), 17 men severely, 1 officer (Lieutenant Tylei ), 17 men slightly wounded. Total killed, I officer, 5 men ; wounded, 3 officers, 34 men. SAPPERS AND MINERS. Left Attack-1 officer (Captain Sedley) 3 men, danger ously; 2 officers (Major Chapman and Lieut. Elphinstone), 3 men severely, 1 man slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 3 officers, 7 men. Rifle Brigade-2 men slightly wounded. Tota wounded, 2 men. 3d Foot-2 men dangerously wounded. Ton Woupded, 2 men. 17th Foot-2. man severely wounded. Total' wounded, 1 man. 23d Foot-10 men dangerously, 3 menftwowdy wounded. Total wounded, 13 men. eau: . 41st Foot-2 men dangerously, 1 man severely wounded. Total wounded, 3 men. 55th Foot —lman dangerously wounded. Total wounded, 1 man. OM Foot---2 rneti killed, 3 men dangerously wounded. , Total killed, 2 man ; wounded, 3 men. 77th Foot-1 man killed, 1 man dangerously wounded. Total killed, 1 man; wounded, 1 man. 88th Foot-1 man dangerously wounded. Total wounded, 1 man. 90th Foot-1 man killed ; 7 men dangerously, 4 men severely wounded. Total killed, 1 man; wounded, 11 men. 93d. root-1 man severely wounded. Total wounded, 1 man. 97th Foot-2 men severely wounded. Total wounded, 2 men. 19th Foot-1 man killed. Total killed, 1 man. LIGHT DIVISION. 7th Foot-2 officers (Lieutenants Wright and Colt), 11 men, killed ; 1 officer (Captain Jones), 11 men, danger ously, 3 officers (Lieut.-Col. Heylands and Captains Hickey and Hibbert), 36 men severely, 1 officer (Major Turner), 20 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 2 officers, 11 men ; wounded, 5 'officers, 67 men. 23d Foot-1 officer (Lieut. Somerville) killed ;' 9 officers (Captains Vane and Poole, Lieutenants Tupper, O'Conner, Mil ett, Hall, Dare, Holding, Beck, and Dyneley (since deati)=4§lmesmlengaronsty, 2 officers (Col. Lysons and Lieut. Williamson), 50 men severely, 2 officers, (Lients. Prevost and Radcliffe), 40 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 1 ollizer—•,—sondaded, 13 officers, 130 men. 33a Foot-1 officer (Lieut. Donovan) killed ; 8 men dangerously, 2 officers (Colonel Gough and Adjutant Tose land), 19 men, severely, 3 officers (Captain Ellis and Lieu tenants Willis and Trent), 18 men slightly wounded. To tal, killed, 1 officer; wounded, 5 officers, 45 mon. 34th Foot,-3 men killed ; 2 officers (Lieutenants Harris and Laurie), 24 men severely, 38 men slightly wounded. Total, killed, 3 men ; wounded, 2 officers, 62 men. 19th Foot-25 men killed ; 3 officers (Lieutenants God- 1 frey, Goren, and Massey), 6 m en d angerous l y, 4 officers (Lieutenants Unett and Molesworth, and Ensigns Martin and Young), 63 men severely, 3 officers (Major Warden, Captain Chippindall, and Lieutenant Bayley), 54 men, slightly, wounded. Total, killed, 25 men; wounded, 10 officers, 12S men. 77th Foot-1 officer (Captain Parker, mortally, since dead), 12 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenant Knowles and Waters), JO men severely, 2 officers (Captain B u tt s and Lieutenant Leggetts), 20 men slightly, wounded. To tal wou nded, 5 officers, 42 men. . 88th Foot. --1 offic er (Captain Grogan) killed ; 10 men d a ngerously, officers (Lieut.-Colonel Maxwell, Captains Mauleverer and Boresford, Lieuts. Lambert, Hopton, Scott, Walker), 62 men severely, 1 offi cer,and Watson . , and Ensign . General Shirley), 33 men slightly, wounded. (Brigadier - Total killed, 1 officer ; avounded, 9 officers, 105 men. n Prestonand dangerously,L e u t 7 s . 0 Swift ifi ce r 90th Foot-3 officers (Capta i i 3 men nla Rattray, and Wilner), s (Captains Grove, Tinlir, and Wade, Pigott, Deverill and Sir C. Pigott), 90 . men severely, 5 officers htl wounded. Total (Captaine°::n4i(n?pul Vau han, Dents. Rous, Gra ham, and Haylock),l26 men. 35 'Lnienrslig y, killed, 3 officers, 3 men ; wound .c e( o l, lo l n 2 el offi 97th Foot.-4 officers (Lieut.-Colonel m `Glregor), 1 mr.o H c a e n r lock, Major Welsford, Captain Hutton, killed ; 1 officer (Captain Li a i n m i ley ), 10 Lieut.m en G d o a o n d g e e n r o o u u g s l l , y ) : 2 - officers (Captain Sibthor 38 men severely, 4 officers ( P Ca a p n ta d in Woods, ht L N i v e o u u t n en d an d t . Hill, Fitzgerald, and Browne), 40 men sig y: . Total killed, 4 officers, 1 mau ; wounded, 7 officers, 88 men, Rifle Brigade-2 officers (Captain Hammond and Lieu tenant Ryder), 13 men killed; 8 men dangerously, 2 offi cers (Lieutenants Riley and Eyre) , 50 men severely, , officers (Lieutenants Eccles, Fellow, Woodford, -Moore, Borough, and Playn), 67 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 2 officers, ,13 men • wounded, 8 officers, 125 men. SEdOND DIVISION. General Staff-1 officer (Lieutenant Swiree, A.D.C.), dangerously, 2 officers (Brevet Major Rooke and Lieute nant Morgan, A.D.C.), - ; severely, 2 officers (Brigadier Ge neral Warren, C.B:, slight cut of head, and Colonel Hon. P. Herbert), slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 5 officers, Ist Foot, 2d Battalion-1 man killed; 1 officer (Captain Gillum), 2 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenantil limns and Hon. Plunkett), 3 men severely, 1 officer (Lieutenant Keat), 13 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 1 man; wounded, 4 officers, 18 men. 3d Foot -3n man killed; 2 officers (Major Maude and Ensign Peachey), 4 men dangerously, 1 officer (Ensign Lott 9, 31 men severely, 4 officers (Brigadier General Van Straubenzee, Captains Wood and Dunbar, and Lieutenant Cox), 41 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 39 men ; wounded, 7 officers, 76 mon. 30th Foot-1 officer (Lieuteparat Colonel Patullo), 12 (Captains Pocock and Stevenson • men killed ; officers since dead), Lieutenant Kerr and Ensign Dean (since dead), •12 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenants Field 'ttud. Saunders), 49 mon sever e ly, 3 officers (Lieutenant Colonel Ilauleverer, Brevet Major 'Campbell, Lieutenant Austin, and Ensign Moorsom) , 40 men slightly, woun d e d . Total killed, 1 officer, 12 men ; wound e d, 10 officers, lul men. 41st Foot-2 officers (Captains Lockhart and Every), 2 men killed; I 'officer (Lieutenant Colonel Eman, C. 8.), 6 men dangerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant ; Kingscote) 47 men severely, 4-officers (Major Pratt, Captain RoWlands Lieu tenants Maud o and Hamilton), 58 men slightly, wounded. Total. killed, 2 officers, 2 men; wounded, 6 officers, 111 men. 47th Foot-- . 3 'men killed ; 1 man dangerously, 6 m en severely, 20 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 3 men ; wounded, 27 men. 49th Foot-1 officer (Captain !Rochfort), 2 men killed ; 1 officer (Ensi ,, a n. Mitchell), 1 man d ang e r ously, 1 officer (Brevet Major King), 9 men severely, 16 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 1 officer, 2 men; wounded, 2 officers, 26 men. • „ sth Foot -1 officer • • (Brevet Lieut.-Col. Cuddy) killed ; 7 men dangerously, 4 officers .(Major Cure, Captains R. Hume and J. Hum e , an d Lieut. Johnston) ' 47 men severely, 1 officer (Capt. Ri chards), 51 men slightly, wounded. Total killed,l. officer ; wounded, 5 officers, 105 men. 62d Foot-3 officers (Captains Cox and Blakeston) 5 men daagerouely, 2 officers (Lieut.-Colonel Tyler and Major Daubeney), 25 men severely, 3 officers (Captain Hunter, Lieuts. Diring and Davenport) , 37 men, slightly wounded. Total killed, 3 officers; wounded, 5 officers, 67 men. 95th Foot-2 officers (Capt. Serjeant and Lieut, Packin ton, slight contusions), 3 men, slightly wounded, Total wounded, 2 officers, 3 men. FIRST DIVISION. 31st Foot-1 officer (Capt. Attree) killed ; 2 men slightly wounded. Total killed, 1 officer; wounded, 2 men. Scots Fusilier Guards-1 man slightly wounded. 56th Foot-1 man dangerously wounded. General Hospital in Camp of Third Division.—Admitted, 256 men (17 since dead). Total-24 officers, 129* men, killed ; 29 officers, 190 men dangerously, 55 officers, 719 men, severely, 50 officers, 732 men slightly, wounded.—Total wounded, 134 officers and 1,897 men. JOHN HALL, Inspector• General of Hospitals. (Enclosure 2.) NUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON SEPT. 7. Royal Artillery-1 rank and file, killed ; 7 rank and file wounded. 3d Battalion, Grenadier Guards-4 rank and file, killed; 1 drummer, 8 rank and file, wounded. Ist Battalion, Scots Fusilier Guards-1 officer, killed ; 2 rank and file, wounded. Ist Battalion, Ist Foot-2 rank and file, wounded. 4th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded. 7th Foot-2 rank and file, killed. 9th Foot-2 rank and file, wounded. 13th Foot - 11 rank and file, wounded. 31st Foot-1 rank and file, killed; 3 drummers, 8 rank and file, wounded. 44th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded. 56th Foot-3 rank and file, killed ; 2 rank and file wounded. Total-1 officer, 11 rank and file, killed ; 4 drummers, 44 rank and file, wounded. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. (Enclosure 3.) NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS KILLED ON THH 7TII SEPTEMBER. Ist Battalion, Soots Fusilier Guards—Capt. D. F. B. Buckley. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant• General. (Enclosure 4.) NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIGNED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED ON THE 7TH SEPTEMBER. Royal Artillery—Gunner J. Walker. 3d Battalion, Grenadier Guards—Privates Robert Birch, James Dunstar, James Patmore, Edward Hilch. 7th Foot—Privates Samuel Langley, Henry Abbott. 31st Foot—Corporal F. S. Atrell. 56th Foot—Privates J. Green, A. Woods, W. Soley. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. (Enclosure 5.) NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED ON 7TH SEPTXMBER. Royal Artillery—Bombardier Adam Kelty, slightly; Archd. Cameron, slightly ; Edward Kelly, severely ; Gun ner T. Waterson, severely ; George Flood, severely ; Thos. Yeo, slightly; J. M'Gregor, slightly. 3d Battalion, Grenadier Guards—Drummer Robt. Bear, slightly ; Privates John Allinger, dangerously ; Thomas Darrington, Alfred Clifford—dangerously ; James Leger, Cornelius Masterman, James Lovegrove, John Midden, and William Berry, severely. Ist Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards—Private Peter Allen, severely; Thomas Sankey, dangerously. Ist Battalion Ist Foot—Privates James Kelly and Hugh Deans, slightly. 4th Foot—Private Samuel Johnson, slightly. 9th Foot—Privates Maurice Murphy and Thomas Brown rigg, slightly. 13th Foot—Corporal S. Tellman, slightly ; Privates Patrick Murphy and James Burton, slightly ; James Hobs, John Barker, and John Coffey, severely ; Frederick Stokes, slightly ; Thomas Hayes, severely ; Thomas Whealan, Andrew Sullivan, and T. M'Enally, slightly. 31st Foot—Corporal E. Prevost, slightly; Drummers M. Cunningham and S. Martin, severely ; James Holder, slightly ; Privates J. M'Cabe, slightly ; J. Roberts, slightly ; J. Brien, severely; H. Houghton, slightly. 4tth Foot—Private A. Sturgeon, slightly. 56th Foot—Privates W. Spicer and J. Sincham, slightly. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. THE S. f 19th Foot-1 officer, 3 serjeants, 25 rank and file, killed; 9 officers, 9 serjeants, 139 rank and file, wounded; 3 rank and file, missing. 20th Foot-1 officer, 6 rank and file, wounded. 21st Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 serjeant, 6 rank and file, wounded. 23d Foot-2 officers, 4 serjeants, 43 rank and file, killed; 12 officers, 10 serjeants, 3 drummers, 119 rank and file, wounded ; 25 rank and file, missing. 30th Foot-3 officers, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 38 rank and file, killed; 8 officers, 6 serjeants, 1 drummer, 105 rank and file wounded. 33d Foot-1 officer, 1 serjeant, 9 rank and file, killed ; 5 officers, 5 serjeants, 39 rank and file, wounded. 34th Foot-2 serjeants, 1 rank and file killed ; 2 officerc, 6 serjeants, 1 drummer, 46 rank and file, wounded; 6 rank and file, missing. 41st Foot —3 officers, 4 serjeants, 30 rank and file killed; 5 officers, 14 serjeants, 1 drummer, 111 rank and file wounded; 16 rank and file, missing. 42d Foot-1 rank and filo, killed; 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 17 rank and file, wounded. 46th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded. 47th Foot-3 rank and file killed; 1 officer, 26 rank and file, wounded. 48th Foot-5 rank and file, wounded. 49th root-1 officer, 2 rank and file killed ; 2 officers, 2 serjeants, 24 rank and file, wounded. 55th Foot-1 officer, 26 rank and file, killed ; 5 officers, 8 serjeants, 106 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing. 57th Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 serjeant, 3 rank and file, wounded. 62d Foot-2 officers, 3 serjeants, 1 drummer, 17 rank and file, killed • 4 officers, 4 serjeants, 71 rank and file, wounded; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 9 rank and file, missing. 63d Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. 68th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded. 72d Foot--1 rank and file, killed; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 18 rank and file, wounded. 77th Foot-1 officer, 3 serjeants, 10 rank and file, killed; 4 officers, 6 .serjeants, 42 rank and file, wounded; 1 ser jeant, 6 rank and file, missing. 79th Foot-2 rank and file, killed; 2 serjeants, 9 rank and file, wounded. 88th Foot-1 officer, 2 serjeants, 11 rank and file, killed; 8 officers, 7 serjeants, 1 drummer, 105 rank and file, wounded ; 20 rank and file, missing. 90th Foot-4 officers, 1 serjeant, 3 rank and file, killed; 11 officers, 13 sergeants, 119 rank and file, wounded; 4 serjeants, 33 rank and file, missing. 93d Foot-2 rank and file, killed ; 7 rank and file, wounded. 85th Foot-2 officers, 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file,wounded. 97th Foot-4 officers, 2 serjeants, 2 drummers, 16 rank and file, killer ; 7 officers, 14 serjeants, 126 rank and file, wounded ; 4 serjeants, 35 rank and file, missing. Ist Battalion, Rifle Brigade-3 rank and file, killed ; 6 rank and file, wounded. 2d Battalion, Rifle Brigade-2 officers, 4 serjeants, 22 rank and file, killed ; 8 officers, 7 serjeants, 2 drummers, 122 rank and file, wounded. Total-29 officers, 36 serjeants, 6 drummers, 314 rank and file, killed; 124 officers, 142 serjeants, 12 drummers, 1,608 rank and file, wounded ; 1 officer, 12 serjeants, 163 rank and file, missing. Grand total—Killed, 335 ; wounded, 1,886 ; missing, 176-2,447. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. (Enclosure 2.) NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS KILLED ON THE BTH SEPTEMBER. Field Train Department, Royal Artillery—Deputy. Assistant Commissary W. Hayter. 7th Foot —Lieutenants, L. L. G. Wright, 0. Colt. 19th Foot—Lieutenant P. Godfrey. 23d. Foot—Lieut. It. H. Somerville, Lieutenant and Ad jutant D. Dyneley. 30th Foot—Lieut.-Col. J. B. Patullo, Capt. J. C. N. Stevenson, Ensign R. G. Deane. 33d Foot—Lieut. H. G. Donovan. 41st Foot—Lieut.-Col. J. Eman, C. 8., Capt. E. Every, Capt. J. A. Lockhart. 49th Foot—Capt. G. Rochfort. 55th Foot—Brevet Lieut.-Col. W. H. Cuddy. 621 Foot—Capt. L. A. Cox, Lieut. L. A. Blakiston. 77th Foot—Captain W. Parker. 88th Foot—Captain H. W. Grogan. 90th Foot—Captains H. Preston, H. M. Vaughan ; Lieu ten,nts A. D. Swift, H. F. Wilmer. 97th Foot—Lieut.-Col. Hon. 13. R. HandcGck, Major A. F. Welsford, Captain J. Hutton, Lieutenant and Ad jutant A. D. M`Gregor. 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade—Captain M. M. Hammond, Lieutenant H. S. Ryder. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. (Enclosure 6.) NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED ON THE BTH SEPTEMBER. Royal Artillery—Colour Serjeant William Armstrong, slightly; Serjeants John Newell severely, Samuel Agnew slightly; Corporal William M'Donald slightly; Bombar diers George Chambers, John Montague, slightly ; Daniel Cambridge, Alexander Adams, severely ; Gunners Francis Holmes, John Allen, Ist, John Cockshort, Wm. M‘Mullen, severely ; James Harrison, Samuel Campkin, slightly ; Jas. Lee, John Robinson, William Birch, William Smith; se verely ; Frederick Lee, John Brachen, slightly ; William Frass, severely ; Henry M‘Kanis, Richard Randall, slightly; Joseph Martin, James Beggs, Samson Browne, James Massie, John O'Brien, severely ; John Allis, John Bower, Thomas Baillie, John Carlin, slightly. Royal Sappers and Miners—SerjeantP. Leatch, severely; Lance-Corporal J. Fulton, severely ; Privates J. Head, se verely • E. Lewis, D. Carswell, J. Gregory, dangerously; J. Aitcheson, slightly. 17th Foot—Corporal John Brown, slightly • Pri vates John Fry, dangerously, Patrick Darcy, slightly, John Sullivan severely, George Denton severely, Robert Stephens dangerously, Josh Bourke dangerously, John Larkin slightly, John M`Cabe slightly, Michael Clancey severely, William Boyce dangerously, Henry Hutchinson dangerously, Andrew Nicholson severely, Patrick INl`Der moedangerously, Richard Johnson slightly, John lliggin son slightly, Henry Farrant slightly, John O'Brian, severely. 20th Foot—Corporal Peter Fullmer, slightly. Privates Richard Barry severely, George Cates slightly, Daniel Connolly slightly, John Joyce slightly, Edward Rea slightly. 21st Foot—Colour-Sergeant William Douglass, slightly. Corporal John M'Auliffe, slightly. Privates Wm. Bell, Martin Fahy, James Goodwin, and Richard Donolly, slightly Thomas Weldon, severely. 46th Foot—Private John Williams, slightly. 48th Foot—Corporals Thos. Brown and James Thomp son, slightly. Privates David Cameron, Thomas Kelly, and Samuel Byford, slightly. 57th Foot—Serjeant Michael Phelan, severely. Cor porals Thomas Powell and Michael Kennedy, severely. Private Patrick Sullivan, severely. _ . . (Enclosure 3.) NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WOUNDED ON SEPT. 8. .STAFF. Brigadier-General C. Warren, C. 8., 55th Regiment, commanding First Brigade Second Division, slightly. Brigadier-General C. Van Straubenzee, sth Regiment, commanding First Brigade Light Division, slightly. Brigadier-General H. Shirley, C. 8., 88th Regiment, commanding Second Brigade Light Division, slightly. Colonel Hon. P. Herbert, C. 8., unattached, assistant quartermaster-general, Second Division. Lieutenant R. Swire, 17th Regiment, A.D.C. to Col. Windham, C. 8., dangerously. Lieutenant G. A. Morgan, 55th Regiment, A.D.C. to Brigadier-General Warren, C. 8., severely. Royal Artillery—Captain A. C. L. Fitzroy, since dead; Lieutenants R. H. Champion, severely ; C. J. Tyler, slightly. Royal Engineers Captain C. H. Sedley, severely ; Lieutenant H. C. Elphinstone, severely. 2d Battalion let Foot—Captain W. J. Gillum, danger. ously; Lieutenants R. L. Williams, severely ; Hon. T. 0. W. Plunkett, slightly ; R. B. Caton, severely. 3d Foot—Major F. F. Maude, dangerously ; Captains C. Hood, P. J. Dunbar. and Lieut. T. A. Cox, slightly ; En signs H. Peachey, dangerously ; A. B. Letts, severely. 7th Foot—Brevet Lieut.-Col. J. H. Heyland, severely ; Brevet Major W. W. Turner, slightly ; Captains A. P. Hibbert and J. F. Hickie, severely; Lieut. H. M. Jones, dangerously. 17th Foot—Lieuts. W. D. Thompson, dangerously ; W. H. Parker, slightly. 19th Foot—Lieut.-Col. T. Tjnett, very severely (since dead); Brevet Major R. Warden, slightly; Capt. E. Chip pendall, slightly ; Lieuts. A. Goren and W. G. D. Massey, dangerously; R. Molesworth, severely; E. W. R. Bayley, slightly ; Ensigns R. C. Martin and W. W. Young, se verely. 20th Foot—Brevet Major S. R. Chapman, assistant en. gineer ' dangerously.. 23d Foot—Colonel D. Lysons, C. 8., severely ; Captains F. F. Vane, severely ; W. H. Poole, dangerously ; Lieuts. L. E. Millet, severely ; L. O'Connor, daur• 6 erously ; J. Williamson, severely , F. M. 11. Dare, severely ; J. IX Vic Tupper, severely; C. H. Beck, dangerously; E. S. Holden, ' dangerously ; S. G. Prevost, slightly ; H. D. Radcliffe, slightly. 30th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel J. T.Mauleverer, C. 8., slightly ; Brevet-Major A. Campbell, slightly ; Captain G. F. C. Pocock, severely; Lieuts. A. J. Austin, slightly; C. J. Moorsom, slightly ; M. B. Field, severely ; W. Kerr, dangerously ; G. H. Sanders, severely. 33d Foot—Lieut.-Colonel T. B. Gough, dangerously ; Captain H. D. Ellis, slightly; Lieuts. J. Trent, severely; C. W. Willis, slightly; Ensign and Adjutant G. Toseland, slightly. 34th Foot—Lieuts. J. D. Laurie, severely ; N. A. Har ris, severely. 63d Foot—Scrjeant Michael Gillooly, severely. Privates William Coy severely, Charles Wood slightly, George Crosley slightly, Martin Dowd dangerously. 68th—Private Michael Long, slightly. Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Privates John Maloney, George Ackerman, and Edward Davis, slightly ; Michael Flannage, dangerously; T. W. Webb and Daniel Davis, slightly. 42d Foot—Seijeant-Ilajor Peter White, slightly. Cor poral John Dickson, slightly. Lance-Corporal Wm. Had den, slightly. Drummer Jas. Morrison, slightly. Privates John M‘liillop, dangerously ; Chas. Cunningham, John Colvin, and James Wilson, slightly ; John Williamson, severely; Charles M`Millan, Wm. Haynes, John Brien, Alexander Mill, Wm. Neilson, John Williamson, James Hope, James Mitchell, Richard James, and James Roddis slightly. 72d Foot—Serjeant Robert Jamieson, slightly. Corporal John Donald M'Kenzie severely, Privates Alexander M`Donald slightly, Daniel Jack slightly, John Henderson Alex. M`Neil, Peter Johnston slightly, John Dodds se verely, Lawrence Mathews slightly, Jas. M'Call, Patrick M`Garry. severely, Joseph Cuttrill slightly, Wm. Hall severely, Alex. Hogg, Timothy Chrystal slightly, James Reilly, Alex. Stewart, John M'lntyre severely, William Si bbahl slightly. 41st Foot—Major R. Pratt, slightly ; Captain H. Row lands, slightly; Mentz. F. Kingscote, severely ; R. E. Muncie), slightly; Lieut. and AdjutaneJ. A. Hamilton, slightly. 47th Foot—Brevet-Major W. F. G. Rooke, severely. 49th Foot—Brevet Major J. H. King, severely ; Ensign C. Michell, dangerously. 55th Foot—Major A. C. Cure, severely; Captains R. Hume, severely; J. R. Hume, severely; W. H. Richards, slightly ; Lieut. W. B. Johnson, severely. 62d Foot—Lient.-Colonel L. B. Tyler, severely; Captain E. H. Hunter, slightly ; Lieuts. W. Dring, slightly ; W, B. Davenport, severely: 63d Foot—Lieut.-Colonel P. Lindesay, severely. 72d Foot—Quartermaster J. M‘Donald, severely. 79th Foot—Serjeants Alex. M`Kay dangerously, John Anderson, slightly. Privates Jas. Machray, Geo. Mich ray, Jimes Machray dangerously, James DlL`Gregor, Thomas Dunlop, John Cruickshanks, James Borthwick, James M`Lellan, James Br em er slightly. 93d Foot--Corporal John Massie severely. Privates James Cobb, John Galloway, James M`Gavie severely, Donald M`Rae, Andrew Walker, Robert Walker slightly. 7th Foot—Serjeant Major W. Bacon severely. Serjeants G. Whittle, W. H. Farr ow severe ly, T. G o i ng slightly, J. S. Wood, F. Holmes seve re ly, R. H o l mes , J. Munro slightly, J. M`Cann dangerously. J. Graham severely, W. Jowett severely. Corporals T. Brooker slightly, G. W. Henley, T. Settle, J. Garmley severely. Privates J. Shorland severely, R. Hootton, G. Smith, S. Riding, J. Walpole slightly, J. Lewis, H. Shaw severely, H. Leivers dangerously. J. Rutherford slightly, 0. Curry severely, W. Kimberlin G. Smedl e y s li g htl y , T. B on d severe l y, W . Jones slightly, Garnett, R. Saville, J. Young, J. Lowe, N. Newsome severely, J. Gough dangerously, L. Gorman J. Smith, P. Mahon severely, H. Jenkins slightly, M. M`Carthy, S. Whitten, W. Hollis, W. Bishop, J. Tierney, H. Jackson, J. Webb,J. Clarke severely, J. Annell slightly, S. Platt severely, S. Adams slightly, J. Breson severely, J. Leaks slightly, R. Aniscow slightly, G. Griffin slightly, W. Sharp severely, J. Smith severely, P. M`Donough se verely, H. Whittaker severely, S. Fuller dangerously, G. Cook severely, H. Sweeney severely, B. Hackett dan gerously, E. M'Ginty dangerously, F. Crute slightly, T. Shaw dangerously, G. Rose severely, M. Collin danger ously, J. Parsons severely. E. Rider slightly, J. Fitzpatrick slightly, J. Jones slightly. 77th Foot—Captain W. J. Butts, severely ; Lieutenants M. A. Waters, severe contusion; W. G. Leggett', slightly; C. B. Knowles, severe contusion. 88th Foot—Lieut.• Colonel G. V. Maxwell, 0.8., Cap tains B. B. Mauleverer, G. R. Beresford, Lieuts. W. Lam bert, E. Hopton, L. C. Scott, G. S. Watson, Ensign G. Walker, severely. 90th Foot—Captains R. Grove, slightly; W. B. Tinling, severely ; J. H. Wade, severely ; J. Perrin, slightly ; Lieutenants J. C. Rattray, Sir C. Pigott, Bart., P. S., Deverill, and H. J£. Goodricke, severely ; H. J. Heydock, W. J. Rous, and N. Graham, slightly. 95th Foot—Captain J. N. Sargent, slightly; Lieutenant C. F. Parkinson, slightly. 97th Foot—Captains R. F. W. Sibthorp, severely • C. H. Lumley, dangerously; H. G. Woods, slightly. non tenants R. C. Goodenough, severely ; C. H. Brown and M. G. B. Fitzgerald, slightly. Ensign J. E. D. Hill, ;- 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade—Major C. Woodford and Captain Hon. B. R. Pellew, slightly ; Lieutenants H. Eyre, F. Riley, W. E cc l es , J. C. Moore, R. Borough, and F. C. Playne, slightly. 33d Foot—Colour Serjeant P. Reed severely. Seajeants J. Reidy severely, T. Hagan severely, T. Tooley severely, J. Griffin slightly. Corporal M. Londregan severely. Privates B. Hartford severely, M. Gill severely, J. M'Cusker severely, G. Wellington slightly, J. Ryan dangerously, W. Denglas slightly, J. Lindy slightly, W. Bavin slightly, D. Gillespie severely, T. Healy severely, H. Coulter severely, A. Paul slightly, T. Higginson slightly, W. Callaghan severely, C. M‘Gregor severely, P. Clooney slightly, P. 11i`Cann slightly, H. M`Cann danger ously, J. Wright dangerously, T. Linnand severely, P. Leary severely, T. Hackett severely, J. Gardner slightly, J. Walker severely, E. Bass severely, A. Quinn mortally, J. Quinn dangerously, F. Hughes dangerously, P. Need ham slightly, J. Green slightly, T. Welch severely, J. Keating slightly, W. Lee slightly, P. Cahill slightly, W. Laurence dangerously, E. Keefe severely, J. Canavan dangerously, R. Turner severely. 19,h Foot—Acting Serjeant Major David Bell slightly, Colour Serjeant John. Magner dangerously, Win. Miller, slightly. Serjeants James Dodds slightly, Geo. Hogan, se verely, Wm. Murphy severely, Pat. Horristall slightly, John Sherlock slightly, Jas. Colgan slightly. Lance Serjeants John M`Tazgart severely, G. Robins severely, Pat. Maher slightly. Corporals Donis Doyle, Edward Doyle, severely; Thomas Farrer dangerously; Michael Murphy, Andrew Newall, Henry Strick, Charles Ventham, severely ; Thos. Robins, William Smith, Edwin Collins, Edwin Hardew, Thomas Keating, John Gibson, slightly. Drummer Henry Hanton, slightly. Privates William Bollen, James Door ley, 4 - mines M'Hugh, Joh n B uro , Martin C onwa y, Th omas Woodman, John Caldwell, James 'Hickey, James Ken n&ly, James Darkin, Jeremiah Hourighaid, John M`Do nald, Robert Campbell, Wm. Box, John Reynolds, Wm. Ainge, John Gilgason, Patrick Bulger, Michael M‘Na mara, Frederick Chivers, Richard Lynch, John Griffin, Patriek O'Hara, Win. Mitchell, Charles Collins, Fredk. Didman, Patrick Clunke, John Hallaran, Patrick Mur phy, James Murphy, slightly ; Francis Delon Jas. Till man, James G orman, James Anderson Fred. Ri gs Thos. Wardle, J o h n H ar l ey, Abraham M`R ' g oberts, W. Ingram, cJoohrninießk7Gereso,rgFe jreoisrdhi.n,DStillman, DoPhanantireßil:rkosaheDeraio:nklve,llBmyev:ecrJleoarliion David Cooper, George Gilpin, Fred. Nelson, John Brenan, Henry Neil, Richard Beech, John Robinson, Simon Frost, Clarke, James Hutchings, Thos. Jones Jacob Beer' Wm. James Walsh, James ITerrity, slightly ; Samuel Evans, y Michae l George Rixon, Dal James Orice, James Murphy, Henry' Simms, James Duffy, Henry Basson, William Lynch, Thomas Brown, Maurice Gealy, John Hazle, Sinan Shea, Andrew Handly, Joseph Lawrence, Patrick Brophy, Geo. .Minill, Henry Anscombe, James Ralph, James 111‘Hugh, Alexander Levi, Michael Mack, Wm. Shaw, Joseph Tins ley, James Carson, James O'Connor, severely ; John Da cey, Win. Chadwick, Daniel Moriarty, Francis Barnard, dangerously ; Anthony Handley, severely ; J o h n Mexal, Win. Holland, Thomas Behan, Thomas Nor wall, Faulkner, penis P Ly et o e i r s, sDligabletyly, John Brff, John Connelly and John Dobbin W. kogarty, fif ed o ' rd, and Thomas Toolair, severely, B wa u l rk i e, l‘ G r e ' 3 ' i t i t r i h g c e e h s a v T el h saxtat Enclsure 4. NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS MISSING ON BTH SEPT. 62d Foot—Lieutenant H. A. Palmer. W. L. PAKENHAM, • Adjutant-General. (Enclosure 5.) NOMINAL RETURN OF NON - COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED ON THE BTH SEPTEMBER. 2d Battalion Ist Foot—Private Thomas Arboir. 3d Foot—Colour Serjeant Charles Gardner. Serjeants Johnson Jackson, Charles Slaughter, Daniel Cartain, Henry Barber. Corporals Dennis O'Brien, Robert Hall, James Stewart. Privates William Homer, Edward Bel lone, John Kanassan, James O'Hanlan, James Album, Joseph Green, .Tohn Mark, Edmund Day, James Dandon, James Burke, John Murphy, P a t r i c k Flynn, George Red win, Henry Wilsdon, Thomas Dillon, Dennis Gallacher, William Coulter, Michael Dillon, John Liston, Patrick M`Caulig, Martin Ryan, James Mo rt i ce, Frederick Wil son. Drummers 7t h Fo o t — W S . e Harris,r iea li t A. J. Patrick JAna e . d t.Brs d il :orcionkotw. Moore. Trn. Corporal a a W t eu; p. 1 IrTe liac) Kirby, oolmgne: J. Maglin, W. Hudson, J. M'Cabe (2), T. Orton , ri a P i . g .M ra a v d e il l Benjamini a d n 1 11 3 9 7, t t h J. Foot—Private t a t — l3 : P s A r e irviDea Foot—Serjeants t l J s e o , m M o ic r h ri a s e h l , J j a o n h n n on s . mith. Corporals privat l e V s O'Connor, Thomas Curtis, Patrick Dudley, Stephen Fari x , David Gaiter, Thom as Gaiter, Charles Aistin, Phili p p Hennessy, Patrick Kenn ed y , Patrick Norris, Ste p he n Lahiff, George Roberts , T homas Plant, Charles Rourke, John Walsh, George Wilber, John Brown, Harry Cook, James Goulding, George Bromley, Matthew Bowne. 33d Foot —Serjeant W. M`Loughlin. Privates M. Mo naghan. R. Smith, J. Conners, T. Nash, W. Hutty, J. Kennedy, J. Harrison, J. Hanley, M. Reagan. 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade—Colour Serjeant W. Daw son. Serjeants J. Cotnor, W. Everitt, T. Farrell. Corporal H. Blishen. Privates T. Cook, A. Webster, J. Macdon ald, P. Forsyth, S. Donnelly, S. Sargent, J. Twiggs, T. Vince, A. Thornhill, G. Birch, R. Wilson, E. Tainsh, J. Bailey, C. Summer, R. Howden, R. Turner, W. Ward, E. Cook, H. Bryant, R. Phipps, W. Warner. Royal Artillery—Corporal Robert Shaw. Gunners and Drivers Patrick Tanner, Isaac Davis, Edward Hepperson, George Eastley. Royal Engineers—Royal Sappers and Miners Privates William Briner , John Bowman, Samuel Hemuaet. 23d Foot—Coour Serjeants ohn Gilloghy, James Ung less. Serjeants John Wilkinson, Thomas Roberts. Cor porals Edward Malone, John _Kelly. gton, Privates David John, Robert Biddle, John Nasmyth, Timothy O'Brien, Robe Lonan, illiam Brown, Thomas Willin John Welch, gmFrancis W Dayios, William Jones, IAA() Wit, oNp,oN, THURSDAY 1 - YAkiiir4 SEPTEMBER 27 1855. hams, Charles Perkins, enry Stone, Edward Jones, ! Edward Murray, Patrick McN amara , H enry S tevens, Charles Fox, Thomas Harry, James Robinson, James Thomas Williams, Thomas Ash, James Madden, Richard Wright, Patrick Hayes, Chaela P a y n e, Henry Churchill, Abbot, Thomas Simpson, John She, ridan, John Mooney, John Gardiner, Richard Rich a rds, Th omas Barnes, John Anthony Saitings, John Griffin, John Green, end James y; Frankham, Thomas M'Every, R. H. M'Crum, John Michael Healy ; severely. Jones, Thomas Lawless, Matthew Curren, James Jervoise, 23d Foot—Serjeant-Major W. H. S m ith severel Drum- George Doroman, George Hobbs, Joseph Brading, Thomas M a j or E. K n i g ht s li g htl y ; C o l our S erjeants J. O ' Neil, Giles, Noah Bath, William Crutcher, John Woodall, , severely, C. Coviton and W. H an dl e y s li g htl y ; S er j eants Thomas Williams, Samuel Reid, James Lamb. T. Danaline slightly, W. Parkinson, C. Seymour, and T. 21st Foot—Private Thomas Cavanagh. Juffrey severely, J. Dawson slightly; Corporals C. Ben 30th Foot—Serjt. Major John McClellan. Corporal Jas. bow and W. Rickey slightly, J Chadwick severely, J. Col- Collins. Lance Serjeant William Moore. Corporal John li ne an d J. P a tt erson s li g htl y , T . St oate severely ; Drum- Ross. Drummer H. C. Corron. Privates Edward Arm- mere G. James slightly, W. Ross and C. Hicks severely ; strong, William Besley, John Black, John Brennan, P r i va t es F . J ones severe l y, T. Clarke and R. Brown Denis Bryan, Simon Brien, John Burke, Edmond Cant- slightly, S. J. Davies dangerously, F. Wil mo t s li g htl y, J. well, Samuel Carr, James Connell, Michael Connors, severely, J. Williams a n d T. Willi ams danger y, William Dean, Charles Eastal, James Gillain, Michael ously, J. Ward, W. Weldon, and G. Sil ves t er s li g htl Grainger, William Hague, Henry Hillary, John Hurley, ' D. McCarthy severely, F. Turner sli g htly, T. L ee d anger - Michael Long, Wilberry Longbottom, James Martin, ously, J. Fitzpatrick severely, J. James and J Welsh Charles McCarthy, Edward M`Gooking, George Maib- slightly, A. Martin severely, E. Simpson and H. Wilton bon, Patrick M`Quirk, James Moore, John Munn, au slightly, C. Williams dangerously, F. Mu n dy severe ly, M. chael Nowlan, Charles Palmer, John Rawlins, John Riley , •Mansion slightly, J. Keough and J. E vans d angerous ly, William Lade, Erwin Sergisson, John Stewart, George P. O'Leary and E. Jones severely, J. Kierman slightly, Watts. P. Corcoran severely, R. Ford slightly, W. Nunan dan 34th Foot.—Serjeants George King, Thomas Hull. Pri- gerously, J. Brown, W. Goddard, W. Johnston, and vote John Bagnal. N. Bath severely, P. Lourey and C. Pearman dan 41st Foot.—Colour Serjeant L. E. Fitzgerald. Serjeants gerously, P. Rody slightly, J. Roberts and W. John Emerson, Thomas Walsh, John Wall. Privates Jay severely, A. Plummer, T. Cullen, W. Ste- Patrick Brennan, Matthias Cassidy, Thomas Donohoe, phone, and A. Morris slightly, N. Soseland severely, B. Thomas Hodgskins, John Madigan, Daniel Mahony, Walker sligtly, W. Hunt dangerously, W. Sheriff severely, Thomas Robinson, Richard Reeves, William Morrow, W. Slade slightly, J. Mooney dangerously, J. Ashfield Joseph McDonald, Patrick Perry, James Woodward, John severely, M. Clarke dangerously, T. Goodridge and J. Ab- Bannisted, Edward Collins, Michael Hart, Patrick Cava- botson severely, J. Kilroy and P. Hillen dangeaously, T. nagh, Robert Farley, John Dunne, Arthur Dawson, Gerrity severely, J. Garrett slightly, W. James and P. William Marsden, Thomas Millott, Walter Joyce, Samuel Cahill severely, D. Hughes and T. Moran slightly, C. Murphy, Robert Scott, Richard Philpott, Denis Flinn, Griffiths and J. Richardson severely, T. Hughes, T. Giles, Charles Long, William Walsh, Alexander Purkiss, Henry J. Bowl, A. Saunders, slightly, R. Rowlands severely, G. Lawrence. Poulton and J. Parker slightly, W. Markham and J. Fal -42d Foot.—Corporal John Crawford. con severely, R. Lamb slightly, J. Jones dangerously, W. 47th Foot.—Privates Daniel Davis, John Fletcher, Bentley slightly, P. Blessington and H. Baker severely, Mich. Cummins. W. Sparks dangerously, A. Door and W. Fielden slightly, 49th Foot.—Privates John Bennett, J. Dougherty. W. Keys and T. Whiteside severely, W. Probble and W. 55th Foot.—Lance Serjeant Thomas Sayers. Corporal White dangerously, J. Kirk severely, H. Musselwhite and George Mekless. Privates William Barrett, William James Brown, Thomas Brown, Henry Harman, E. Gordon dangerously. A. Leech, T. Davies, R. Dews, H o ughton, George Heavie, William McDowell, H. Spencer, slightly, H. Manley dangerously, J. Conway ogoe, Samuel Morton, James Paynes, William slightly, T. Hughes severely, J. Hughes andW. Casey J B Wa e mi r r ne y imsa m m a i ll lli: slightly, J. Beach severely, W. Jones, T. Beamer, J. Penny, Patrick Pine, Andrew Ryan, Thomas Salter, Smith, slightly, R. Webb, J. Hanks, J. Reed, dangerously, John Summers, Joseph Taylor, Michael Walsh, Morris W. Swan slightly, J. Davies severely, E. Here slightly, Watson, Michael White, William White, Patrick Ryan, J. Clarke severely, G. Bachelor slightly, H. Thompson George Burrell, Joseph Egan. severely, T. Box, T. Ridden, H. Plant, dangerously. 57th Foot—Private Henry Morgan. 62d Foot—Serjeants William Holmes, Matthew Garrett, 34th Foot—Colour Serjeants James Harrison severely, Joseph Woodcock slightly Serjeante Geo. Alias and George Norman ; Corporals John Bunn, John Lane, John White, John Cleary ; Drummer Henry Treynor ; Privates Jose - ph Cole severel Geer Ward and Joseph Rawdon sliehtl . Corporale y, John g Swift and Joseph Morton Thomas Allen, James Bell, John Bryant, James Clarke, ver'ely y , Alfred Benford and Fred. Harper, slightly. se- SamuelDaum- Costello, John Flynn, William Jordan, Robert Magner, Edward Murphy Joseph Ritchins, Henry Strange, seer Joseph Egan, slightly. Privates John' Emmet, Michael Potter, Samuel Egan, James Sloven, Henry Lacy, John Savoy, James Taggart, John Sandy. Noble, James Black, Robert McCartney, Robert McAteer, 63d Foot—Private Martin Norton. Corporal Thomas Maher;Ser w Serjeants John McMahon, Henry Brooks, Geo. Cross, Sam ue l L eo , Thos John Burns,Lamb, P J a o t h r n io C k o s t h ta e m rw , iAn,djaomhnLogue, Hague,l Vsemv.eHroloyr;smaaeno,. Thomas 7 ton ; Privates Bernard Lynch , Jame s C o x , Thomas Hyde , 7thF ß oo io t h — o C s, el w ou i r iliam Serjeant Mann Thomas; Steen Davin, George Buse , Thomas Hines , Henry Farnoy , Cross, Edward Philips, Jas. Willett, S amue l S avo y, Geo. Denis Fenton, Thomas Tivingstone. Price, John Lee, Andrew Lindesay, Joseph Wallace, Chas. 79th Foot—Privates John Auld , Joh n M c Cormack. Hunter, David Sullivan, Thomas Madden, Bepjamin Bow- SBth Foot—SerjeantsJohn Flaherty, Samuel Price • ri , Pri- ler, Charles Cook, Moses Artlett, Enoch Barnes, Henry 'rates Thomas Fahey, Bartholomew O'Brien, Michael Laxton, Michael Brasloe, Denis Moriarty, Michael Fagan, Francis Birch, Patrick 11`Trienan, Mich h Myers, James Price, Thomas Conroy, Thomas Dunleavy, ael Mul orn, James O'Donnell, John O'Neill, Patrick Sullivan, Edward slightly. Dunne, Thomas Sullivan. 77th Foot—Serjeant-Major Henry Borritt severely. Co -72d Foot—Private John Robson. lour-Serjeant John Fitzharris severely. Serjeants James 90th Foot—Serjeant M. Ryan , • Corporal H. Handley ; Mileman slightly, Arthur Beaumont severely, Geo. Hope Privates T. Murphy, T. Hickey. severely, William Bowden severely. Corporals George J. 93d Foot—Privates Hugh Cowley, Oliver Wynn. Steer, George Thompson, and Terrence Rogers, severely. 97th Foot—Colour Serjeant John Egan; Serjeant Ed - Priva tes Murdock Charleston scalp wound , EliottHa.rdinge ward Barnett ; Drummers David Dawson, Patrick Hughes; severely, John Ward severely, Archd Greer slightly, Jos. Privates James Burns, Patrick Butler, Daniel Frawley, Walker, John Smith, Francis Stone, severely; Jas. Strain Michael Frawley, Sampson Hall, Daniel Kennedy, James slightly, Joseph Bropley, Mathew Riley, Michael Gorman Kiernan, Henry McAlister, William M. 4 Manoman, William severely; Chas. Gold, Matthe.v Shaughnessy, slightly; Neil Ramsden, John Regan, Timothy Tancey, William Tottle, Kilkenny severely, Robert Tancred arm amputated, Henry William Penick,William Sherwood, Charles Anderson. Gribben, John Duffield, James Avoy, James Donaldson, let Battalion, Rifle Brigade—Privates Thomas Holy- Patrick Delahunty, severely ; John Armstrong leg ampu land, Frederick Weeks, Martin Wilkinson. tated , James John Fox , Thos. Picton, Price Keery, John W. L. PAKENHAM, Maher, George Lancastle, Isaiah McCulloch, Jas. China, Adjutant-General Edward Baker, James Neil, Thomas Taylor, John Cotter, James Smiley, John Cassidy, Michael Kenna, severely ; John Roberts leg amputated, John Gilchrist, Henry Cotterel, John. Carty, severely. 88th Foot.—Serjeant-Major Patrick Cooney severely. Serjeants Thomas Prendible slightly, Hugh Milian slightly, Patrick Mahon slightly, John James severely, Thomas Prendible severely, Michael Warren severely. Corporals Patrick Connolly severely, Patrick Dolan severely, James Condon severely, James Berlin severely, John Quill severely. Drummer Thomas Casey severely. Privates Thomas Kelly severely, John Price severely, Patrick Shan non severely, Patrick Briggey severely, John Kenney severely, Michael Beglan severely, William Mills severely, John Farrell severely, Michael Murnich severely, John Higgins slightly, James McNamee severely, James McCor mick, Thomas Rielly, Tully Horum, John McDermott, slightly ; James Canter, John Walsh, Richard Rutledge, Patrick McNamar, John Nelly, severely ; Patrick O'Rourke slightly, John • Keleher dangerously, Henry Hawkins severely, Timothy Noon slightly, Patrick Gan non severely, Thomas Platt severely, James Quinn severely, Edward M'Avenna slightly, William Brett slightly, Michael Dowd severely, Patrick Connors severely, Timothy Sullivan severely, John Scanlon slightly, George Mathew severely, John Coffee slightly, John Connolly severely, James Maddigan slightly, Patrick Graynaw slightly, Edward Gennings severely, William Whitehead slightly, James 'Connors severely, Daniel Quinn severely, Isaac Hallett slightly, Michael Cunniff severely, James Carney severely, Joseph Kelley dangerously, Michael Mul cahey slightly, John O'Brien, William Casty, Robert Stack, Michael Lawson, John Lyons, William Ashworth, John Holden, James Connell severely, John Coogan slightly, Martin Nee severely, James Farrell and James Marmion slightly, Arthur Neill dangerously, John Bourke and Thomas Reilly slightly, James McNamee, Lawrence Farle, Francis Falkner, James Patten, William Quinlan severely, George Smith slightly, Andrew Gun ning dangerously, John Connors severely, Michael Dana her dangerously, Edward Reilly, George Bryan, Charles Mabe, Richard Handley severely, Chas Clarke slightly, John Connors, Dunwoody, Dominick Murray,Henry Purcell severely, Thomas Corbett slightly, Christopher Doyle severely, John Gascoyno slightly, John Lee, Gee. Smith, Patrick Dunn severely, Michael Rooney and Thos. Cox dangerously, Samuel Geage and Michael Cummings severely, Thos. Murphy slightly, Jas. ArAllister and John Lewis dangerously, Michael M`Kunn, Jas. Cunningham, Timothy Morn, Chas. M`Loughlen, John Burnside se verely, Geo. Walker slightly, Patrick Keane sevierely. 90th Foot—Colour Serjeants H. Fitzmaurice, J. King, A. Bathurst severely ; Serjeants C. Catfor, S. Winston ley, T. Riley severely, H. Mitt, A. Moymham and R. Burge slightly, J. Williams and W. Dobson severely, R. Sounder and H. (Tefford slightly. Corporals D. Hannafin, H. Hill, James Herling severely, M. Donohue and W. Salter slightly, R. Broadbridge severely, W. Miller slightly, W. Smith, J. Nicholls, H. High, severely; Lance Corporal W. Matlock, slightly. Privates E. Kingston and T. Marsh slightly; J. McKeon, T. Carey, and J. Goldsmith, severely; J. Lawless slightly ; E. O'Brien, W. Dean, A. Cook, J. Moore, J. Purvias, P. Simcrox, J. Pope, 11. Fon taine, severely; J. English, T. Seabright, T. Archer, H. Fuller, P. Cunningham, J. Dunbar, D. McKenzie, slightly; W. Clancy, J. Redman, J. Hughes, B. Walker, D. Buckley, J. Doyle, J. Mitchell, severely; J. Eng land slightly, J. Mills severely, J. Bamford slightly, J. Clements severely, J. Wright slightly, J. Gentry, J. Boyes, severely ; A. Scott slightly, M. Farday, W. Beveridge, T. Flewry, J. Petrie, B. Betts, D. Carmagie, P. Ford, D. Her lehey, severely ; G. Etheridge, B. Roo, slightly ; E. Mel bourne, W. Tierney, M. Whelan, W. Kinross, H. Smith, W. Jones, W Jennings, Brider, D. Armott, S. Caves, W. J. Cook, severely ; J. Fay slightly ; P. Fisher, P. Rogers, C. Shepherd, P• Graham, T. Coles, H. Rote, W. Bairns feather, severely ;M. Collins, J. O'Neill, slightly ; J. Vine, M. Carey, D. Dogherty, J. Archer, T. Goodwin, T. Crow rick, J. Locke, J. Marshall, T. Thorndyke, J. Eagles, J. Nash, J. Seymour, severely; J. Connie slightly, C. Lomax, J. Bellinger, J. Linde J. English, severely; J. Cuddahy slightly ' W. Morris, W. Taverner, severely ; M. Battle, W. McLeod, P. Farrell, slightly ; A. Graham, J. Binder, severely ; T. Martin slightly ; J. M`Lelland, A. Templeton, 0. Harding, G. Allsop, T. Herber, W. William, J. Hot ness', and J. Grimwood severely, T. Inns dangerously, J. Squire severely, T. Harmer slightly, P. Joyce severely, R. Allen slightly, J. Whitnell, I. Turner, and J. Cronan severely. 97th Foot—Serjeant Major John Cusack, slightly. Co lour Serjeants Kieran Delany slightly, Peter Lawless, severely. Serjeants Peter Hanlan slightly, Water Scott severely, Isaac Henry Lee slightly, Charles Lockett se verely, H e nry Madew dangerously, John Mooney, William Newman, John Edwards, Terence Gilligan, and Joseph Cavanagh severely, Francis Wedgworth slightly. Corpo rals James Fitzgerald, and Eli Garner slightly, Michael Murphy, and Stephen West severely, Michael Kemeny slightly, Daniel Keely severely, David O'Keefe, James Martin, and William Ragg slightly, Maurice O'Connell, and John Pigeon severely. Privates Wm. Alborn, Wm. Buxton, C. Brewer, Thomas Broadfoot, and Wm. Barnes severely, William Bennet, John Brown (Ist), and Wm. Beale slightly, John Bergin, Edward Pearson. Brown, Thomas Biggins, and Patrick Clarke severely, William Cox (Ist) dangerously, George Chapman slightly, John Collins severely, John Connors slightly, John Correll, and John Cotterill severely, John Cunningham, and Thomas Dodd (2d) slightly, Robert Dodd, Peter Dunne, Patrick Dunne, and John Dutton severely, Daniel Drury slightly, William Driver, Stephen Farnham, James Fox, Patrick Flannerly, and George 'Ford severely, Lewis Farrell slightly, William Fleming severely, Wm. Fitzgerald slightly, Thomas Fitzgerald severely, Patrick Gurley slightly, John Gribben severely, Michael Gibbon severely, Francis Gillandiers slightly, Patrick Gil ligan severely, Thos. Hallam, John Hopkins, Wm. Hut chins, and Wm. Hayhurst slightly, John Hepton, Timothy Hennessey, Henry Holland, Timothy Hickey, and John Hamilton severely, John Harris, Robert Hackle, Frederick Isaacs, and George Jones slightly, John Jones, Peter Johnston, Thos. King, Rtbert King, James Keeley, and Wm. Kain severely, John Kelly (2d) slightly, Joseph Lancaster dangerously, John Lane, Edward Loyd, John Mulhall, Patrick McKeown, and James Moran slightly, Andrew Manning and Patrick Al`Nutty severely, William Morrison and Geo. M'Carthy slightly, John McCormick anti Wm. McGrath severely, Edward Murphy and . Michael APElligott slightly, Patrick. McMahon, James M`Briney, Luke Mastorton severely, Michael Hurley slightly, Thomas Nugent, Patrick Nugent, John Nicholson, Stephen Nvir ink, Patrick O'Connor, John O'Neill, George O'Donnell severely, James Pearson slightly, Thos. Pearson and Wm. Powell, severely, William Parrin slightly, James Ryan severely, James Rielly slightly, Wm. Summers, John Shields, John Saunders, George Smith, Dennis Sullivan severely, David Sleddin slightly, Alex. W. Smith danger ously, Thos Smith slightly, Thos. Simpson, Michael Je very, Wm. Thomas, James Turley, Charles Thompson, John Tyrrell severely, Wm. Walker dangerously, Samuel Walker slightly, Eli Whitehurst, John Wills,John Woods severely, Henry Williams and 'Thomas Ryan slightly, Alexander Kennedy and John Kilcoin severely, Thomas Robinson slightly, Philip Rielly severely. 2d Battalion let Foot—Serjeant Major Emanuel Heale, slightly. Corporal William Sheiton, severely. Privates Patrick Comasky, Robert Dorling, William Balmer, Geo: Robinson, George Batterbee, Richard Webb, and William Bunning, slightly ; Walter Lover, Thomas McDonald, and Michael McEvoy, severely,; William Layton slightly, John Smith severely, Thomas O'Brien dangerously, ltobt. Jones severely, Frederick Brown slightly, John Buchanan dangerously, James M'Loughlin severely; .Martin,Doyle, Win. Hill, and John Matthews, slightly. 3d Foot—Serjeants Frederick Bowman and William Hayes, slightly ; James O'is'hea severely; Henry Taylor, Richard Roach, and William Wilson, slightly; William Hart, severely. Corporals Michael Lynch and Michael gormby, slightly ; John' Ford, severely. Drummers H. Healy and G. Fitzgerald, slightly. Privates Cornelius Brown severely ; J. Davis, Thomas Fitzgibbon, Elijah, Hanley, and John Hughes, slightly; William Ireland se verely -4 Isaac Keel and Michael Lawler slightly; Henry McDermott severely; Thomas McDonough, James Hyland, John AV - Williams, J. Roardon, and John Walsh, slightly; Ty:elms Willianas dangerously; Thomas Axom and Jacob Bates severely ; John Cenagor and Michael Cunningham slightly ; Edwead Rea severely; Ji w Roberta slightly G a ilo John Wade, James Clarke, and Tho mas C o lli ns, severe l y ; Pr i vates J . G reer, W. Wilson, W. Jones, D. d J. John Kinley dangerously ; William Taylor and John HuLt P. Scullin. • • • • E. War Booneh M . T . severely ; J ames Slavin s li g htly ; George Hill severely ; 'th Foot—Corporal J. Cullen. Pillrateg Gs - Owen M'Kenny slight) y ; Jeremiah Leahy and William Colgan, P. Kelly, J. King, G. Kidd, M. nte, A. Seall t' Merritt severely ; Michael Harper dangerously ; Peter frey, P. Tibbing, J. M`Gough, W. Terra, wrigh M‘Gann, John Cullin, and Thomas Ennis slightly ; John Griffin, W. Hayes, T. Moore, E, O'Brien G. Fox and Ernest Goodridg e severely.; Cornelius Hammons, Bourke, J. Walsh, B. M`Guinness. William Wheatley, and Joseph Tierney, slightly ; John 90th Foot—Serjts. F. Walker, J. --- a 3 l., n i e g. toII, tea Key slightly, James Balf slightly, Frederick Campbell Bennett. Corporals E. Timmins, J. -1' 31,Piarar S. severely, Joseph Campbell severely, William Campbell ,H. Golledge, H. Mathews, G. Ireland, P• sh i te n , slightly, Richard Garrett severely, Robert Hanna slightly, E. Butler, M. Dyer, B. Hurt, J. P H "r e c kle, Br g ' )1 ,0 Robert Palmer slightly, John Pope slightly, Thos. Miskell 2rleaden, J. Hitch,,J. Rourke, ° „ foorre an, %, B. severely, Joseph Speak slightly, W m . Th o mpson severely, Denham, P. Edge, T. M'Dougall, W. - 1 ' A. Miskell severely, Richard Barnett and Jas. Garvey laney, A. Payne, W. Fuller, J. Curre_c9,. Bell, J. . 1 ' dangerously, Jas. Gatley slightly, Edwin Tinnan slightly, Borehani, D. Donaldson, J. Anderson, ei r isen° John. Hibbard slightly, Denis Brackin slightly, Michael more, H. Murphy, A. Shields, D a an ger. r ag Burke severely, Thomas Hoyd slightly, Denis Tracey se- 97th Foot—Colour Serjeant Jamee s er , C °l s o ha verely, Thos. Carter and Peter Cebeher slightly, John Daniel Shea, Michael Cullum, Thorns dalrrirate9 I B 1"1 Baron severely, W. Mm. Dunn slightly, Thos. Flanagan Thomas Duffy, Wm. Moore, Wm. Wilson., s sw ee W. Stew anger. • slightly, Janaeo Franklyn dangerously, Win. Moore and Brown (2), Win. Buugey, Hiram Blun t ' John v_ yna _ on , Joseph Jephson slightly, John Hall severel Wm. Mo- more John Clay, George Cook, Daniel () a W in. rooney slightly, John O'Brien and John Savage severely, van 0), James Donnelly, John Donohn , voug h , Th 301 ; John Toombs and Thomas Walsh dangerously,'John Wil- Maurice Goolden, Robert Hainton, Vi r ni•:l; ree fe, Hams and ,Tames Yates severely, Richard Cross, Michael Horton, Thomas Johnston, BartholomewMss Ford, Denis Egan, Wm. Dugan, Lawrence Sexton, John Lee, Robert Little, James Merle, Jar,, V" ... 0 1 u onn . Collins, John Haigh, slightly. Murin, Thomas Murphy, Jonathan 30th Foot—Colour-Serjeants H. M'Allister severely, T. Barnsley, John Russell, Stephen vir a terhen''' M`Donogh slightly, T. Tennant severely. Serjeants T. Ratcliffe, Walter Watkins, Michael Al. t-Ge ner Fitzgerald, J. M'Phail, J. Symington, severely. Corporals Wilton, Frederick Wilmens. djutan J. Boyd, J. Callaghan, J. Mears, severely ; H. Mehaffy, W. L. PAKENHAM , I. Rooke, D. M`Lean, slightly. Drummer J. White, slightly. Privates W. Ablett slightly, J. Andrews se- C 4. RobinshaW, ;ow, verely, W. J. Boyd dangerously, M. Brodrick, T. Brown, T. Brown, severely; J. Byrne, M. Byrne, M. Byrne, M. Byrne, slightly; J. Callaghan, J. Callaghan, J. Coill, se verely ; D. Coffey slightly, J. Connell severely, T. Connell slightly, D. Corbett severely, J. Cronan M. Dalton, J. Dawson, H. Donaldson, slightly ; P. Donnell, severely ' • P. Doody, severely ; S. D onne lly, s li g h t l y ; S . Dyas severely, J. Evans, P. Fitzgerald, and M. G ffney slightly, P. Gribbins dangerously, J. Hale severely, D. Hanrahan slightly, F. Harper, and J. Hawkins Rev -rely, M. Heade slightly, C. Hine severely, H. Hunter, J. Jameson, J. Johnson, and J. Jute slightly, M. Kelly, and P. Koppel severely, A. Lammond, and S. Little slightly, J. Lunn, D. Lynch, E. Maley, and If. Maloney severely, J. M'Anliff, and M. M'Farlane slightly, D. M`Guire se verely, P. Mead slightly, N. Michael dangerously, F. Mil ler, W. Morgan, and P. Murphy severely, T. Neasmith, and W. Nicholl slightly, J. O'Brien, and W. Parsons se verely, H. Peacock dangerously, J. Power severely, P. Power dangerously, P. Quigley, and J. Rainey severely, J. Regan slightly, W. Rigsby dangerously, T. Roache slightly, P. Rourke severely, J. Russell, M. Russell, H. Ryder, and A. Smart slightly, T. Smith severely, T. Sten son dangerously, W. Stevens severely, J. Sullivan (1), and J. Sullivan (3) slightly, J. Taylor severely, S. Turner, and J. Veitch slightly, J. Vernon, and P. Walsh severely, D. Webb slightly, P. Whelan, and J. White severely, T. Young slightly, J. Galbraith severely, W. Baker, G. Bird, C. Martin, C. Holborne, J. Corey, W. Hendry, and W. Mulligan, slightly; W. Lloyd, L. Breen, and J. Gibbons severely ; G. Hunt and J. Hill, slightly. 41st Foot—Serjeant Major JohnHerris severely. Colour Serjeants James Kelley, William Davis severely. Serjeants James O'Neill, John Cadam, and Joseph Welland, se verely ; David Jones, Daniel Bond, .Edward Gruly, Pa trick Dunnigan, Patrick Jennings, John Hynes, William Clarke, and William Casson, slightly. Corporals Samuel Hare, John Farrell, Martin O'Dea, and Charles Evans, severely; Samuel Allnm, Patrick Conlan, Francis Lee, and Francis Dowling, slightly. Drummer Peter Molloy, slightly. Privates ichael Grace, Wm. Lusk, William Reynolds, John Flood, Patrick Hackett, Charles Giffaney, Thomas Carroll, William Gregg, John Moloney, William Harris, John Hughes, Thomas Kelley, John Lane, Howell Lewis, Thomas Reilly, James Wall, Peter Starkey, Michal Richardson, James O'Meally, Wil liam Nugeut, John Kelly, Christopher Martin, James M`Dale, John Carter, Michael Eustace, John Rooney, Francis Levinge, John Lyons, John M'Mahon, John Murphy, James Sheehy; Wm. Clyde, John Draper, John Hallson, Michael Monaghan, Thomas Petley, Martin Ro gan, William Fitzgerald, George Mage, Edward Alford, tllartin Leonard, Matthew Ritchie, William Hammond, Dennis Boland, Adam Langley, Joseph Dealey, and Wil liam Boot, severely; Michael Gaffney, Thomas Forbes, and James M'Keough, dangerously ; Thomas Elliott, William Beads, Thomas Johnston, and Ralph Smith, se verely ; Michael Kiernan, George Kingdom, Michael Cal man, James Kennedy, George Edwards, Charles Graine, Hugh Hagan, Richard Hanstan, Patrick Herlihy, Patrick Daley, John Stones, Robert Cranston, John Roe, John Howard, John Jones, Andrew M'Cormick, Morgan Morgan, JohnO'Brien, Jas. Perkins, Pat. Tremble, Michael Moor, Joseph Allen, John Dempsey, Jas. Johnson, Pat. Gaynor, Peter Gready, Joseph Bishop, John Hackett, Jas. Doherty, Joseph Matthews, Timothy Kelly, Thos. Underwood, Terence M'Mahon, Jas. Hunt, Jas. Kil murray, Jas. M'lnerry, John Henry, Chas. Murray, Michael Hennessy, Denis Brown, Daniel Phillips, John Harrison, Win. Robb, John Kennelly, Edward Varo, Owen Darling, Henry Bowles, Win. Dingan, Denis Con nell, slightly. 47th Foot—Corporals E. Melican severely, C. O'Lough lin slightly, T. Cavanagh severely, J. Tiley slightly. Pri vates W. Douglass dangerously, W. Jowles, C. Fitzpatrick, T. Lambert, P. Collins, M. Bryan, J. Kennedy, J. M'Grath, E. Trussell, J. Rush, P. Rourke, J. Pearson, slightly ; T. Barlow and T. Rielly, severely; S. Taylor J. Wiggins, F. Murphy, P. Martin, W. Padget, J. Smith E. Cotterall, slightly ; J. Ballia, severely. T 6 diNne3s InY Fellow date for the enable me Should I suc and my pur tarb their e London, ; TO THE ADI dec lAOIII ox RAILWAY to BLENH] let October, and from HI Trandbc Worcest DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL 1,..- re received vedADMIRALTY, SHPT• 26. despatch, irom of which the following is a coil; hag :: is j i nheim vessels in the G.C.B.,Commander-in-Chief of her MajestY 's shiP Coaches r Rear-AdmiralMediterranean a S n i r d E B d i amcku nsdeaL:y....7. m si 574 stat r o r a u "Royal Albert off Sebastopol,Sep, itr _wi e l r l have b en alread e y em in w fo i "Sir, — The Lords ' General li sa,, tch of 'ast June and by my recent telegraPhind itl3he rmioenderbsyof tbe , fleet in this part of the world, leaving„the Allies aajciact p_u e ted masters of the Sea of Azoff, as sof the 13 ~4 S o a d ; that they had blown up and abandoned tbeirll7ol holds on the coast of Circassia, and that after e_g d a be es defence_ee against an unparalleled siege, they ha f tbs defeated and obliged to evacuate the south side 0 vs{ and harbour of Sebastopol, on which are situated thertio military arsenals, the public bildings, and town. sh i` p 2 s . th l a h t atvheeneonwe enemy request you ysouuctcoe eadceqduaiiiintbtibselergilvd°rdol p vn a u t r i s , i t t o i destroy all Y the forts on the s Fot oath side. Fort hass true, is literally blown to stools, andnog Alexander the magazl ei e st , of the guns being fit for use, few of suffered y th e Y s ea much fac co en dsraiedmmearaagi rzidligbbyuptethrtfhtseecet%Q,pal,nariora:oo:: these being win' i spiked. At Fort Nicholas the repa ations fo,b'fiarog have tup had not been completed, andr`tbough th e w or made some havoc in the interior, the st °l3 ;be id a di_i p e: p , ,c e n,..3 a nc. r e s tm: toLa remain h c e lt un i i n n j a u r perfected, and state.the earthworks on .re 01 ~. . The five docks and the adjoining basins erf f i touliting tien3 frointogtehtebTerchwerinthayat,heanedtefafr preurneephil; uti:l, , are in excellent order; and the resources of a ~..4 1 still thesi remaining after the enormous espearliture:;eo , showed very plainly the importance th,, dtl attached ege to having a large depot at the thresholu Bosphorus. • novi e " 4. The bottom of the splendid harboar is no 18 cumb . ered with more than 50 sunken vessels, 1 , e , sail of the line and -everal frigates whore menacing attitude but a short time s7:ll3s: :: :e e rtlis ' ' contributed to bring on the war in which We - engaged. II A "(Signed) EDArgsp 1,Y053. • Parties d examine the kaY be obta The Inter Country Markets. ___-4,--- -- ,„ T ^5• EDINBURGH MEAL MARICEV-85' . 8 54 e l There were in the market to-day 16 sacks oatT00). weighing 280 Ibs imperial, which sold at 53 a t EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAP 31-11° There was a large supply of s2tsr.aw of The prices today ere the market. Oat straw, 'iv ample o ~A , l from 8s Od to Ils Oci per kor a i . 1,03 lu troil; wheat do., 7s Od to 1!s Gd; barley d" ' " r OA! Hay from 10d to 13d ; new ditto, Od to Od Pe , o 4 asssfloi ldloewscr:r.P:l6:: Prospectul cation. / 5 imperial DALKEITH MEALAIARIKET-5137,;(1!' 'lb ' Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs Yirst. S, sa ee— Oti 4 ' 50s oa ov ~, —s Od —. K 1 ......3 Barleymeal, per ditto —s od —: v'd --e Peasemeal, per ditto Flour, per ditto — s Od --- Od - -4 i ___s Od "" Pot-barley - per ditto TP P COAL MARKE Prices of Coal per ton at t jr•w--SErr. 26 h e close of the re rat et. P. s. d. Bates West Hartley:,...,lB• Buddle W. Hartley l9 Byass's West Hartley 19 liastino's Hartley .19 .20 6 Howard's West Hartley Netherton 19 3 Jonassohn's Hartley 6, Longridge's Wst Hartley 19 New Taufield 17 North Percy Hartley _l9 C Redheugh Main 16 Tanfield Moor l7 0 Walker Primrose l6 9 Grey's West Hartley lB 9 West Felton l6 C Willinzton Hartley lB Wylam 19 49th Foot—Serjeants M. Fahy severely, J. Gavagan slightly. Corporal J. Messer slightly. Privates A. Cald well slightly, J. Cavanagh severely, and J. Connors, H. Deerne, F. Dixon, J. Flood, J. Johnston, D. Laird, and 0. Laverie slightly, J. Livock severely, E. M'Grath dan gerously, M. M'Kenna slightly, T. Mahoney and T. Moro ney severely, J. Mulvaney and D. Meikle slightly, A. Pen drigh and C. Reed severely, P. Toner, C. Verrinder, and M. Walsh slightly, J. Martin severely, J. M Q undo slightly. 55th Fqot—Colour Serjeants James Furphy severely, W. Parsons and P. Pope slightly. Serjeants H. Hendrick, A. M'Cloy and J. Meara severely, E. White and J. Farren slightly. Corporals J. Churchfield, J. Cooke, P. Hay, F. Kennedy, J. O'Donnell, J. Fowler and M. Walsh severely, D. Tierney, J. Bussicott, P. Toole, M. Neylan, T. Vickers, J. Halgenfield, and W. Armstrong slightly. Privates Joaoph A.oht.-na Jr.rn on Dunn, Marlin Footor, oorge Grant, John M' ' Mahon, and Daniel O'Leary dangerously, Thomas Gale, Joseph Stone, Patrick Brophy, Thomas Os borne, John Conolly, Michael Bray, John Weir, Henry- Ashworth, Bryan Hughes, Michael Quilligan, John Mor risey, Michael Boyle, Thom ts Cronig - an. Charles Parsons, John Mailmen, James Carney, James Davidson, William Meara, Hugh M'lntyre, Jame 4 Boyle, Michael Daser alias Dea, Thomas Stevenson, Saul Magson, John Lyons, Tho mas Fleming, William Talbot, John Frawley, Tho mas Carty, Michael Burns, Frederick Hillier, Pe ter Christie, John Hogdin, John Doyle, Fre derick Channer, Joseph Wilson, John Murtough, Martin Fogarty, Archibald M`Diarrnid, David Barrett, James Campbell, Timothy Walsh, Michael O'Grady, severely; Michael Kilbride, Charles Lock, William Scorgie, Fred. Matthews, Thomas Johnston, James Spring, Peter Lennon, Thomas Saunders, John Farrell, William Clough, James Whealan, William Cha,pple, Michael Henry, John Legge, James Brockhurst, John Steph , nson, Timothy Sullivan, James Flood, William Carter, Martin Flynn, John O'Hal loran, John Hogan, Miles Sinnott, Stephen Bowen, Ed ward O'Leary, James Hennessey, James Flanagan, James Gearey, Connor Meclican, John Elliston, James Brannan, Jeremiah Hore, Patrick Cronau, William Herring, George Bridges, James Kennedy, James Strong, Wm. Mahoney, William Broughton, James Parker, John Hopkins, and Michael Dillon, slightly ; Andrew Byres, dangerously ; John Cleary, slightly. 62d Foot.—Colour Serjeant Joseph Young, slightly. Ser jeants James Newman, slightly; John Hayter, severely. Corporals Francis Elliott and Willi ina Hill, slightly ; Thomas Trollope and William Smith, severely ; William Corbett and Francis Bidcliscombe, slightly. Lance Cor poral George Stroud, slightly. Privates John Dunne, Patrick M'Grain, James Webster, Joseph Jones, Jere miah Sullivan, James M'lntyre, and James M'Grath, slightly; William Gibberson and John M'Sharry, re verely ; John Dyson, Henry Pike, Johu Twigg, Edwin Coles, slightly; George Fox, severely; Thomas Maguire, slightly ; Edmund Hennessey, John Healy, Henry Short, and John Robinson, severely ; Edward Browne, slightly ; Matthew Gorman, 'slightly ; James Tarrant, severely; Simeon Hedloy, John Conroy, Patrick Lynch, slightly ; Wm. Cassidy, Thos. Skelly, Michael Higgins, severely; Joseph Kenny, Stephen Dunphy, Chas. F. Mit tendorff, John Mitchem, slightly; Pat. Flynn, Alfred Pole, severely; Robt. Hewitt, slightly; Edward Power, severely ; James Perdue, slightly ; John M' severely ; Chas. Mills, John Crossly, Ezekiel Dixon, John Robinson, Geo. Middleton, John Dwyer, Patrick Kirby, slightly ; Solomon Slugg, John Lawler, severely ; Jacob Terriss, slightly; Jas. Doherty, Wm. Hume, severely ; John Day, Jas. Frizzle, slightly; Frederick Everett, severely ; Maurice Sullivan, Jas. Se ith, slightly ; Jas. Neill, Robt. Buchanan, Jas. Darknell, Pat. Campbell, Pat. King, Jas. Morrisey, Robt. Dickson, John Russell, Jas. Titball, severely. 95th Foot—Colour-Serjeant Jonas Woolnough, se verely. Privates Philip Walker and Patrick Burke, severely. 1 IFramwellgate ...... •0 „1 Ha s well ................ .••• Hetton .................... ~5•1 I 0 Kepler Grange •.•... ...... L am hton ..... ... ..... "... " .51 0 Lumley ............ •••.. Kcpier .. ...... . g " ... . 9 1 Northffetton DP P " '''. 51 , Polisher ...... ......... ....*:9l, Plummer ... .... : ......... .21 Russell's lietton" .... .92 South Hetton.. ....... : : itews,rt's . ....... .. ... .: .51 Caradoc ....... ..."•••' 2,1 Cassop ....... ~.. .... i ... 151 Trimdon lla.rtlo°° '''' `23 , Hartlepool .".........::° Hough Hall ....... •••••• 21 Kelloe ...................... „., South Hartlepool. ...... . %,',.; South Keßoe ............. .:-'t Tees .................... ... !. West Kelloe • ......... .•••••19 Whitworth ............. ."0 Adelaide Tees ...... ...••••19 Evenwood .•. ......... ••••'*9l South Darhon . ..... •'*" . l9 St. Helen's Tees •.. .... "19 Woodhouse C 1 0 5e....•• ••• 19 Cowpen ............ ...,re:ii Dervreatir a tor Usr bi , ..it T. c_4 CHATEMk bEPIITY-CHI Annuities the most fay Premiums No charge Loans gra flarterly, or Defective N ATIC Sold I . .......... Clergym er Valuable Insl sent under 5 the donor to lariy, collect rive two add Candidates taries on or 1 The Natioi UPwards ce 6 increase that do, as it is p many diAre Stances of th Life Eintsc every Vacan guinea, two ' Donations by the Trea• tells; at Dal Zerners-strei 54, Fleet-str i honorary Se Illackfrlars, Churchyard ; Tt role-lane, FIRES would 41 G BRUSI ions fender: ratentee, 29:: tile post, 3s. NOTIC Th e liantly Light 4,1 3 , , Septem Drove highly tags of their kid in the ei MEDI MII hereby infor float esteem( had. price Id had. London oat the work tic% of all pa QEVAS. , •-7 the Sl One Shilling. 9 -RA" VE -caire, a pi liPlendonz, w clans, and p Yet witnessei and dancing 68 . ; Ladies' ter-square. Ito 2d Battalion Riflo Brigade—Serjeant-M.jor J. Waller, severely. Colour-Serjeant M. Skeates, severely. Serjeauti D .Cook, W. Whitten, W. James, and J. Seaton', se verely; W. Thorogate, dangerously. Corporals H. Carley, J. West, and J. Whinchcombe ' slightly; H. Blackstock, dangerously ; J. Warren, W. H .rris, and J. Cewlshaw, slightly. Buglers H. Murray, dangerously ; D. M`Carthy, slightly. Privates W. Brown, T. M`Donald, W. Hicks, T. Lewis, W. Birkett, and H. Buchanan, dan gerously; G. Cox, W. Picken, M. Cook. J. Walton, R. Crosbie, J. Brawling, H. Banks, J. Loughlin, J. Clements, C. Crawley, P. Cahill, S. Johnson, P. Herrity, T. Young, William Nash, A. Brown, T. Clarey, H. Finn, S. Nicholls, T. Gunter, W. Brewster, T. Cokeley, T. Banks, G. Beadle, W. White, G. Key, W. Graham, E. Saunders, C. Butt, J. Waldron, P. Gatton, W. Haynes, G. Moore, H. Trundell, T. Pinfold, J. Booth, R. Garner, J. Jones, W. Wilkinson, J. Parkinson, M. Mack, C. Jacobs, T. Cook, R. Clarke, H. Fancourt, T. Ward, J. Wesson, J. Asher, R. Day, J. Mack, J. Davis, A. Sitnpson, H. Madg wick, J. Wines, J. Pat terson, J. Lacey, H. Buckley, J. Morris severely, R. Nasmyth, W. Warner, T. Brown, J. Purcell, W. Meredith, R. Skinner, J. Burke, J. Blandford, H. Chapman, D. Nutt, R. Harding, W. Brown, E. Cox, P. M`Geo, W. Mason, R. Barrett, W. Eyerr, H. Hannan, R. Palmer, J. Johnson, W. Wilson, T. Jordan ' W. Goodall, J. Sawyer, J. Spink, J. S m ith, T. Carter. J. Bryant, S. Love, W. Dowden, W. William son, A. Wilson, W. Ferguson, D. Riordan, W. Harris, B. Saunders, J. West, J. Radleigh, B. Whitmore, D. Lea ton, J. Murray, J. Plant, It Chapman, T. Leonard, S. Seaward, slightly ;. H. T. Chapter, and D. Turustall, dan gerously; M. Evernden slightly, M. Martin severely, W. Mason severely, M. Ben severely. W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General. , Ready-mi the plans of %fence of ti Vantsgeous lirnongst thi reasonable 1 The Style artists in tb 3' o nd comp kost gratif, rortahle fall The Kert Universally hew mater] The Ladi the earliest The gat ttimn and Oollection Outfits fa Of Dress a cheapness. Iferchan hhoe Manu dies and Gi C arms ainstiun flood of" I seine conci views ream Other boas as under:- London( (opposite t London sheet. Country Colonial. The est: i tiaturdayrs Impown thingei - c; good; are %batemenl New Rid other SPECIAI and Frida the 29th 1 'Soot T'he Vac Terrace Pier (Enclosure 7.) NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES MISSING ON SEPT. 8. 7th Foot —Serjeants W. Frazier, J. Stocks. Privates J. Davis, T. Bradley, T. Foster, W. Taylor (4), I. Kinch, P. Macnamara, R. Arnold. 19th Foot —Privates T. Walker, W. Sumbliog, M. Col lins, Omnibu 6 / ory cins lIRIINSV 23d Foot —Privates W. Jelly, J. Donovan, J. Rush, J. Bedford, T. Whitehead, J. Barrett, W. Folds, W. Hard- Bon, S. Singfield, H. 'Ware, G. Browne, J. Jones, W. Mason, W. Smith, M. Whilrican, G. Clarke, E. Dwyer, A. Constable, W. Davies, W. Price, W. Martin, H. Per kins, B. Fielding, D. Taylor, J. Brown. 34th Foot—Privates B. Hawthorne, J. M`Garrity, T. Thorne, E. Shewin, J. Snow, P a trick Ryan. 41st Foot—Corporal B. Sheean. Privates D. Cox, J. Culbert, M. Driscoll, M. O'Halloran, J. Smith, H. Neill, P. Ennis, P. Farrell, J. Keen, T. Donnolly, J. Roe, E. Prtitley, S. Langbam, T. M`Mahon, M. Higgins. 'ssth Foot—Private M. Flynn, I. Powell. B. Seabright. 62d Foot—LSerjeant C. Young. Corporal D. Coleman. Privates W. Dwyer, M. LDugb, W. INl`Leod, J. Moore, Doyle, D. Driscoll, H..Caffrey, G. Reddick. 77th foot--serjgant J, Raglan. Cvrportil W 4 7024 Fen church Street Wallsend, &e. Acorn Close 2l C Gosforth 2O t Harton 2O C Heaton Redley 2O 3' Hilda, 19 9 Lawson l9 6 'Northumberland l9 f Riddell 2O 6 Eden Main 21 6 Belmont 21 0 Braddyll 2l 6 Ships at market... . 143 SEABORNE MAILS (N signtfles that the mails are sent from the by the night—and Mby the morning Gen ." a. COUNTRIES. Una “.” in Geuersl don , °MCC gverY Fr" " ru port I En; Liver Pool Liverpool Oct. to. It sou thatlP !Dover tmerica(byllritpack)N Vmericp. (by United Sts. packet) N america (by U. States' packet) .... .„ .„ N knstralia (via South ampton) m Ditto • (via Marseilles) NI ')itto (via Cape of Good, Rope) •• •• •• • • •• 14 1 tfrica (West Coast) N , kiexandria N, \lexandriti........ —ld Bahamas Mi Belgium NI Brazil .. .. .. .... .. —MI Buenos Ayres M Cape of Good Hope N Cape of Good Ilope N Cape do Verde N Ceylon (see India) Ceylon N Channel Isles .... : N Chili.. NI, Chins.... . • Constantinople z. Censtantinople * .. , font. of Europe M & N Egypt (see India) France . ..... .. M & N libraltar .. tM , greece (see India) •! 1 ~,y:11 31 ) t°1 Ireytown • • M 2nd & 17th of na0 11 :1 4° _,,,„, London • '',,;., 00 1 - flarriburgh N Tuesday & FiL" -- uthan3Vl 95111 lavahnah M,2nd of them onth iSo pc,ver ••••• ~ ' Tolland .. • .... M Daily.... •• •• •• •'isouttianlPW. oet. 4 -londuras M 17th of the month. 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'Once a mont h... n . , 4th & 20th 01 ' 110 ,8,13,18, 23, & 28 °l n 2Mil otayin.thelo•ft month i, • ;Twice daily ••. •• " .••1 t0n1,.,1( Isouth'"" .^- oo ver •• re' nr • " Doc.. ; n on' Oct Isoutba (Twice daily .• •• " ;4,7,17,20.27 00) /4 ItiouthamPtan - ne Luau ( 10 4111 WIWI' airy or WI a !4"(-14Y, $ the , t lose jil,ten tiErn of `e Matched on the following dale with the eacep . s at , Routhampton), and the Malta. troth of which will be 666 P preceding /Inv 1 2 ,1& 1 /th 0 more' S. OF A 802'. On the 24th inst., Lady Trollop°. A. OP On the 23d inst at Southport, the lady a iz. ...- field, Ezq., of Sierra" Leone. or A DAIIGIITSII. „will da O le n , the 11th inst., at Dover, the wife of Captain"' Engineers. 13. Co On the 16th July, at Valparaiso, the wife of EL cheater, Esq. MARRIED. On the 25th inst., at daughterieut.-Colovel Lewis it.feeli son, to Eliza, youngest dag of the late Chas. it. P ; Esq., of Lavender -hill. On the 25th inst., at Rotbley Church, the Rev. Scl Joseph Rose, M.A., rector of Weybridge, Surrey, to ;A r A Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Irice-hancellor Fa of Rothley Temple, Leicestershire. D I V Lt Ado O rnn o irt t :,h h ie e J22osshtthnh jiGensistfft..fradt. sa,gCedarolotr-crescent, Southaneft Joao W. Garland, Esq., of C f°ll street, Islington, aged 73- On the 25th inst., at Brighton, Mr. Wm. Smith, l¢ i 227, Piccadilly, a ged 65- chi On the 24th inst., at Rope-hill, near Lymingtoo, Heywood, Esq., barrister -at-law. On the 21th inst., at 13, Kensington -g denierara° John Morris Colston, Esq., late of 70th Foot On the 24th inst., at Bath, Willoughby M:Gbie.frii. On the 23d inst., at Brighton, Mons. 13inan, 8g:00 On the 15th inst., at Hullybrook, co. Antrite, ' Colonel _Arthur Kennedy, late of the 18th flussor:>_._l of' , Y ° GONDOLA: Printed an d Published by .10. of No. 112 , Strand , Printer, at The ! gun O ffiest w Ln Strand, in the Precinct o f the Savoy th i co Middloasx, Thiuscloy Sni teraber 27, lON _ _ 12 2 a a TO oe frc s. Or fil ET b i r wa V; BOOM ~. __ (Enclosure 6.) A RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF CASUALTIES IN THE ROYAL NAVAL BRIGADE, BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, ON THE 7TH AND BTII SEPTEMBER. Sept. 7. WOUNDED.—Wm. Skinner, ord., Queen, severely; W. T. Gedding, ord., Lond on , severely ; John Watts, ord., London, slightly; John Buckley, ord., London, slightly ; John Gordon, ord., Queen, slightly; John Carmichael, ord., Rodney, slightly. _ Sept. 8. KILLED.—James Carnes, Captain maintop, Albion. WOUNDED.—James Austen, A. 8., Leander, mortally ; Michael Collings, A. 8., Albion, dangerously (since dead) ; Lieut. H. L. A. L. Maitland, Albion, severely • Mr. Gor don C. Sinclair, acting mate, Wasp, severely ; Robert Hillier, A. 8., Queen, severely • Roger O'Brien, A. 8., Queen, severely ; John W. M a tthews, captain maintop, Queen, severely; Lieutenant W. D. D. Selby, Queen, slightly ; Mr. F. R. Llewellyn, acting second master, Queen, slightly; Mr. W. V. E. Reynolds, assistant-sur geon, Niger, slightly; Alf re d C ogger , A. 8., L on d on , slightly ; William Bartlett, A. 8., Rodney, slightly ; Michaelf Fitzgerald, A. 8., Rodney, slightly • Matthew Rouse, A. 8., Albion, .slightly; John Warden, A. 8., Albion, slightly; John Turk, A. 8., Rodney, slightly; William Carter, AB„ London, slightly ; John Naye, A. 8., Leander, slightly ; Barney Quin, ord., Diamond, slightly. CONTUSED.—Joseph Dead, A. 8., Leander; severely ; Thomas Oates, captain foretop, Rodney, slightly ; Crowhurst, ord., Queen, slightly ; Thomas Reeves, gun ner's mate, Albion, slightly. * HENRY KEPPEL, Captain, Commanding Royal Naval Brigade, (Enclosure 7.) NUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON SEPT, 8, 1855. Camp, Sebastopol, Sept. 10. Staff-1 officer wounded. The other staff officers havo been included in their regiments. Royal Artillery-5 rank and file, killed ; 3 officers, 32 rank and file, wounded. Field Train Department-1 officer, killed. Royal Sappers and Miners-3 rank and file killed ; 2 officers, 1 serjeant, 6 rank and file wounded. 2d Battalion, Ist Foot-1 rank and file killed ; 4 officers, 1 serjeant, 22 rank and file wounded. 3d Foot 4 serjeants, 25 rank and file killed ; 7 officers, 5 serjeants, 1 drummer, 59 rank and file wounded. 7th Foot-2 officers, 1 serjeant, 2 drummers, 8 rank and file killed; 5 officers, 11 serjeants, 5S rank and file, wounded ; 2 serjeants, 7 rank and file missing. 17th Foot-1 rank and fil e killed ; 3 officers, 13 rank and file wounded. 19th Foot-3 serjeants, 24 rank and file killed; 10 offi cers, 9 serjeants, 1 drummer, 138 rank and file, wounded ; 4 rank and file, missing. 20th Foot-1 officer, 6 rank and file, wounded. 21st Foot-1 serjeant, 7 rank and file, wounded. 23d Foot-2 officers, 4 serjeants, 27 rank and file, killed ; 12 officers, 9 serjeants, 3 drummers, 115 rank and file, wounded ; 1 drummer, 40 rank and file, missing. 30th Foot-3 officers, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 39 rank and file, killed ; 8 officers, 6 serjeants, 1 drummer, 91 rank and file, wounded. 334 Foot-1 officer, 2 rank and file, killed ; 5 officers, 4 serjeants, 36 rank and filo, wounded; 2 serjeants, 13 rank and file, missing. 34th Foot-1 serjeant, 1 rank and file, killed ; 2 officers, 7 serjeants, 1 drummer, 46 rank and fife, wounded ; 6 rank and file missing. 41st Foot-3 officers, 4 serleants, 30 rank and file, killed ; 5 officers, 13 serjeants, 1 drummer, 112 rank and file, wounded ; 16 rank and file missing. 424 Foot.-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 serjeant, 1 drum mer, 17 rank and file, wounded. 46th Foot.-1 rank and file, wounded. 47th Foot.-3 rank and file, killed ; 1 office; 26 rank and file; wounded.; . 48th Foot.-s . rank and file, wounded. 49th Foot.-1 officer, 2 rank and file, killed; 2 officers, 2 serjeants, 24 rank and file, wounded. 55th Foot. -1 officer, 23 rank and file, killed ; 7 officers, •8 serjeants, 106 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing. • 57th Foot.-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 serjeant, 3 rank and file, wounded. 624 Foot.-2 officers, 3 serjeants, 1 drnmmer, 17 rank and file, killed; 4 officers, 5 serjeants, 61 rank and file, wounded; 1 officer, 2 serjeants, 17 rank and file, missing. 634 Foot.-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. 68th Foot.-1 rank and file, wounded. 724 Foot.-1 rank and file, killed ; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 18 rank and file, wounded. 77th Foot-1 officer., 3 sergeants, 10 rank and file, killed 4 officers, 8 serjeants, 42 rank and file, wounded; 1 ser jeant, 6 rank and file, missing. 79th Foot-2 rank and file, killed; 2 serjeants, 9 rank and file, wounded. _ ra 9 808ffithced killed;. t o , ot 7 — B l er o i ffi ea e n e t r s , , 2 l ser d j r e u a na nt in s, e l r l , To p s k r a a tfil a e n , file, wo, u o n th de F d o ; o 4 t lr 3 a o n ffi k c a e n ro d , missing.filles,ericant, 3 rank and file, killed 12 officers, 13 serjeants, 118 rank and file, wounded; 4 serjeants, 34 rank and file ' missing. 93d Foot--- , 2 rank and file, killed ; 7 rank and file, wounded. 95th Foot-2 officers, 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, wounded. 97th Foot-4 officers, 2 serjoants, 2 drummers, 17 rank and file, killed ; 7 officers, 13 serjeants, 126 rank and file, wounded • 5 serjeants , 35 rank and filo, missin g . First Battalion, Rifle Brigade-4 rank and file, killed ; 5 rank and file, wounded. Second Battalion, Rifle Brigado--2 officers, 4 serjeants, 24 rank and file, killed ; - 8 officers, 7 serjeants, 2 drum mers, li2 rank and filo, wounded Total —27'officers, 33 sei joants, 6 drummers, 288 rank and file killed; 126 officers, 135 sorjeants, 12 drummers, 1,551 rank and file, wounded; 1 officer, 16 serjeants, 1 drummer, 202 rank and file missing. Grand Total— Killed, 354; wounded, 1,824; missing, 220 .---2,398. The nominal returns will be forwarded by next mail. W. L. PAKENFIAM, Adjutant-General. • Sebastopol, Sept. 15. My Lord, —I have the honour to transmit the list of casualties on the Sth inst.—l have, &C., J..A.IftS SIMPSON, General Commanding. The Lord Panmure, 4c. (Enclosure 1.) NUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON SEPT. 8. Staff--6 officers, wounded. Royal Artillery-5 rank and file, killed ; 3 °fficers, serjeants, 29 rank and file, wounded. • Field Train Department-1 officer, killed. Royal Engineers and Royal Sappers and Miners- 3 rank and file,- killed; , 2 officers, 1 serjeant, 6 rank and file, wounded. 2d Battalion Ist Regiment of Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; officers, 1 serjeant, 21 ran k and fil e , wounded. 3d Poot--5 serjeants, 26 rank and file, killed ; 6 officers, 7 serjeants,'2 drummers, 89 rank and file, wounded. 7th .1+,0(4_2 .officers, 1 serjeant, 2 drummers, 10 rank and file, killed; 5 officers, 11. serjeants, 60 rank and file, wounded: . 17,th Foot- T -. 1 rank' and file, killed; 2 officers, 18 rack and file, wounded. -* This is the number of killed returned by the surgeons of regiments, but I fear is far fram correct, as I counted many.more than that on the glacis of the Redan on the =ruing of th o 9 th.—ji HAIL.