The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-06-26 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LATEST NEWS.

VIE LOSSES IN THE CRIMEA.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 24, 8.30 p.m.

Lord Panmure has received the following list of officers
killed, or who have- died of their wounds, on the 18th of
June :
Major-General Sir John Campbell.
Colonel Yea, 7th Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Shadforth, 57th Regiment.
Lieutenant Meurant. 18th Regiment.
Lieutenant Davies, 38th Regiment.
Lieutenant Ashwin, 67th Regiment.
Lieutenant Bellew, Regiment.
Captain Shiffner, 54th Regiment.
Captain Robinson, 34th Regiment.
Lieutenant Hurt, 34th Regiment.
Lieutenant Alt, 34th Regiment.
Captain Forman, Rifle Brigade.
Captain Jesse, Royal Engineers.
Lieutenant Graves, Royal Engineers.
Lieutenant Murray, Royal Engineers.
Captain Fenwick, 44th Regiment.
Captain the Hon. C. Agar, 44th Regiment.
Captain Caulfield, 44th Regiment.
Lieutenant and Adjutant Hobson, 7th Regiment.

PARIS, Sunday Morning, June 24.

The Moniteur announces that the electric wire, which had
been broken at different points between Vienna and Bucha-
rest, has not yet been completely restored.
The Moniteur publishes the two following telegraphic de-
spatches, received by the Minister of War from General
Peassier June 19.

The besieged, notwithstanding our failure of yesterday,
which they will doubtless exaggerate considerably, grew
alarmed last night, and for a long time they kept up a fire
from all their guns at empty space.

To-day at 4 o'clock there was an armistice for burying the
dead. June 20.

The besieged, closely pressed on the side of the Central
Ravine, are setting fire to the little faubourg at the extremity
of the southern port.
We are erecting batteries with guns of heavy calibre on
the works captured on the 7th of June, which threateu more
directly the great port.

IRV ELECTRIC & INTERNATIONAL 'TELEGRAPHS.]

LONDON, Monday Night.
The following bas been transmitted by The Companies'
Intelligence Department, London
THE E WAR..

(From the Second Edition.of the Morning Post.)

THE LATE ASSAULT.
The following despatch has been received :
ST. PETESECBUReIytkiIIe 24.

"'Prince Gortschakoff announces that, after 24 hours' bom
bardmcnt, on the morning of the 18th the enemy attempted
an assault on bastions 1,-2, and. 3, and on the Kcrniloff Bat-
teries. They were repulsed on all-sides with enormous losses,
Ithe Wrench leaving €AO prisoners. Up to the evening of the
19th there was nothing fresh."

WAR DBYA RTMEN; Jraie 25, 1855.

Lord Panmure -presents the Electric Telegraph Company
-with a nominal lift of officers •wosnded, and a numerical list of
zasualties of non-commissioned officers and men on 18th June ;
Non-commissioned officers and rank and file killed... 144

Wounded
Missing
NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WOUNDED.
(Second Division.)
Lieutenant-Colonel J.. Goodwin, 41st Foot, slightly.
Major-General William Eyre, Staff, severely.
Colonel Cobbe, 4th Foot, severely.
'9= FOOT.
Captain F. Smith, dangerously—since dead.
Lieutenant McQueen, severely.
Lieutenant A. G. Douglas, slightly.
18TH FooT.
Major Clark Kennedy, slightly.
Captain John Cormick, dangerously.
Captain A. Armstrong, slightly.
Captain M. J. Heyman, dangerously.
Captain-S. Wilkinson, slightly.
Lieutenant W. O'Bryen Taylor, slightly.
Lieutenant W. Kemp, severely.
Lieutenant Fairfax Fearnley, severely.
Lieutenant Charles Hotham, slightly.
28TH FOOT.
Captain H. Godlay, severely.
Captain J. Aplin, slightly.
Castain J. Malcolm, severely.
Ltenant F. Brodigan, severely.
38TH FOOT.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Lowth, severely..
Captain Hon. C. Addington, severely.
Captain Ludford Daniel, severely.
Lieutenant J. French, severely.
Lieutenant H. Fielden, severely.
44TH FOOT.
Colonel the Hon: A. °pence; slightly..
Captain W. Mansfield, dangerously.
Lieutenant J. Logan, severely.
Lieutenant T. 0. Howarth, severely.
4TH DIVISION.
Stalr-Captain A. Snodgrass, 38th Foot, severely.-
Staff-Lieutenant Image, 21st Foot, slightly.
7T' FOOT.
Major Pack, severely.
Lieutenant Jones, severely.
Lieutenant Hon. A. Fitzclarence, dangerously...
Lieutenant C. Malan, severely.
Lieutenant Lord R. Browne, slightly.
Lieutenant G. Waller, slightly.
Lieutenant W. Wright, slightly.
Captain F. Appleyard, slight contusion..
20TH FOOT.
Lieutenant-Colonel Eveleigh, slightly..
Lieutenant I. S. O'Neill, slightly.
Ensign F. G. Holmes, slightly.
23RD FOOT.
Lieutenant-Colonel D. Lysons, severely.
33RD FOOT.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Johnstone, severely.
Lieutenant-Colonel G. Mundy, slightly.
Captain Quayle, dangerous.
Captain Thomas Wickham, severely.
Lieutenant I. Rogers, slightly..
34TH FOOT.
Captain I. Gwilt, slightly.
Captain J. Jordan, severely.
Lieutenant Harman, severely.
Lieutenant F. Peel, slightly.
Lieutenant R. Clayton, severely.
57TH FOOT.
Brevet Major Earle, severely.
Captain Norman, severely.
Captain Lea, severely.
Captain St. Clair, severely.
Lieutenant Venables, severely.
Lieutenant A. Slade, severely.
88th FooT.
Captain G. Browne, dangerously.
RIFLE BRIGADE,
Lieutenant C. Boileau, severely.
Lieutenant F. Freemantle, severely.
Lieutenant J. Knox, dangerously.
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
Second Captain W. J. Williams, slightly,
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
liajor,General Harry Jones, slightly.
Lieutenant-Colonel R. Tylden, severely.
Brevet-Major and Brigade-Major E. F. Boulder, slightly.
MISSING.
Lieutenant N. D. Robinson, 7th Foot.
Lieutenant Heyland, 33rd Foot.