The Press.
London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED OFFICERS.
Lord Panmure has issued the subjoined nominal
return of officers killed or wounded in the attack
on the Redan upon the Bth instant. The list is, how-
ever, published with a caution that several mistakes
having been previously detected in names transmitted
by telegraph, its perfect accuracy cannot be altoge-
ther relied upon :

KILLED.

Lieut.-Col. Patullo, 30th Reg.
Lieut.-Col. Cuddy, 55th
Lieut.-Col. Handoock, 97th
Major Welsford, 97th
Capt. J.C.N. Stevenson, 30th
Capt. Every, 4lat
Capt. J. A. Lockhart, 41st
Capt. G. Rochfort, 49th
Capt. R. A. Cox, 62nd
Capt. W.B.C.A. Parker, 77th
Capt H. W. Grogan, 88th
Capt. H. Preston, 90th
Capt. Hutton, 97th

Capt. Hammond, Rifle Brig
Lieut. J. Blakiston, 62nd
Lieut. W. Wright, 7th
Lieut. 0. Colt, 7th
Lieut. R. H. Somerville, 23rd
Lieut. D. Dynely, 23rd.
Lieut. H. Donovan, 33rd
Lieut. A. 1). Swift, 90th
Lieut. F. Willmer, 90th
Lieut. D. WUregor, 97th
Lieut. S. Ryder, Rifle Brig.
Ensign Deane, Nth
Deputy Assist.-Com. Hayter

DANGEROUSL`
Lieut.-Col. T. B. Gough, 33rd
Lieut.-Col. J. Ewan, 41st
Major F. F. Maude, 3rd
Major S. R. Chapman, 20th
Capt. Sedley, Royal Eng.
Capt. W. H. Poole, 23rd
Capt. C. H. Lumley, 97th
Lieut. W. Kerr, 30th
Lieut. W. M. Jones, 7th
SEVERELY
Lient.-Col. D. Lysons, 23rd
Lieut.-Col. Lindesay, 83rd
Lieut.-Col. L. B. Tyler, 82nd
Lt.-Col. D.S.F. Heyland, 7th
Lieut.-Col F. Maxwell, 88th

.Y WOUNDED.
Lieut. P. Godfrey, 19th
Lieut. A. Goren, 19th
Lieut. W. Tompson, 17th
Lieut.W. G. 1). Massey, 19th
Lieut. L. O'Connor, 23rd
Lieut. C. Beck, 23rd
Lieut. E. S. Holden, 23rd
Ensign C. Michell, 49th
WOUNDED. 73
Lieut. M. Field, 30th
Lieut. G. Sanders, 30th
Lieut. W. Johnson, 55th
Lieut. F. Kingecote, 41st
Lieut. W. Davenport, 62nd

Lieut.• Col. J. Unett, 19th
Major W. Rooke, 47th
Major A. Cure, 55th
MajorJ. H. King, 49th
Capt. Pocock, 30th
Capt. R. Hume, 55th
Capt. H. Hibbert, 7th
Capt. J. Hickie, 7th
Capt. F. Vane, 23rd
Capt. J. Butts, 77th
Capt. B. Maulererer, 88th
Capt. G. R. Beresford, 88th
Capt. R. Grove, 90th
Capt. W. Tinling, 90th

Lieut. R. MolesWortli, 19th
Lieut. S. C. Millett, 23rd
Lieut. J. Williamson, 23rd
Lieut. F. M. Dare, 23rd
Lieut. J. Tupper, 23rd
Lieut. J. Trent, 33rd
Lieut. J. Laurie, 34th
Lieut. N. Harris, 34th
Lieut. W. Lambert, 88th
Lieut. E. Hopton, 88th
Lieut. L. Scott, 88th
Lieut. Watson, 88th
Lieut. J. Rattray, 50th
Lieut. SirC. Pigott, Bt., 90th

Capt. J. Wade, kith
Capt. R. Sibthorpe, 97th
Capt. A. C. L. Fitzroy, R.A.
Capt. H. Vaughan, 90th

Lieut. R. J. Dimll, 90th
Lieut. H. Gooderiche, 90th
Lieut. R. Goodenough, 97th
Lieut. R. Champion, R.A.
Licut.H C.Elphinatone.R.E. I I,ient. _ Tyler, R.A.
_

Lieut. G. A. &organ, 56th
Lieut. R. Williams, Ist

Ensign A. Letts, 3rd
Ensign A. Martin, 11th

Lieut. R. Caton, 1 lit

Ensign G. Walke-r, 88th

SEVERELY
Lieut. M. Waters, 77th

CONTUSED.
1 Lieut. C. Knowles, 77th

SLIGHTLY

WOUNDED.

General Van Straubenzie

Lieut. Hon. W. Plunkett, let

General Shirley
General Warren

Lieut. Cox, 3rd
Lieut. Austin, 30th.

Col. Hon. P. Herbert
Lieut.• Col. Mauleverer, 30th
Major Campbell, 3Uth
Major Pratt, 41st
Major Turner, 7th
Major Warden, 19th
Major Woodford, Rifle Brig.
Capt. C. Hood, 3rd
Capt. Dunbar, 3rd
Capt. Rowlands, 41st
Capt. Hunter, 62nd
Capt. Chippendale, 19th
Capt. Ellis, 33rd
Capt. Perrin, 90th
Capt. Woods, 97th
Capt. Hon. R. Pellew, R.B.
Major J. H. King, 49th
Lieut. Parker, 17th _ .

Lieut. Parkin.son, 95th
Lieut. Maude, 41st
Lieut. Bayley, 19th
Lieut. Prevost, 23rd
Lieut. Radcliffe, 23rd
Lieut. Wallis, 33rd
Lieut. Leggett, 77th
Lieut. Haydock, 90th
Lieut. Grahame, 90th
Lieut. Browne, 97th
Lieut. Fitzgerald, 97th
Lieut. Eyre, Rifle Brigade
Lieut. Riley, Rifle Brigade
Lieut. Eccles, Rifle Brigade
Lieut. Moore, Rifle Brigade
Lieut. Borough, Rifle Brigade
Playne, Rifle Brigade

MisslNG—Lieut. 11. Palmer, 82nd.

An examination of this list shows that the number
of English officers killed on the Bth was twenty-six—
precisely the same as at the Alma. The wounded
officers now number one hundred and fourteen, which
is forty-one more than on that occasion.
The regiments most deeply engaged, so far as the
loss of officers may serve as a guide, are—first, the
23rd and 90th, of which the former has lost two
officers killed and twelve wounded, and the latter
three killed and eleven wounded. Next comes the
30th, which has lost three killed and seven wounded ;
the 88th, with one killed and eight wounded ; the
97th, with four killed and five wounded ; and the
19th, with eight wounded. The 7th and 77th, the
62nd and 55th, the 41st and 49th, the Ist and 3rd, it
will be seen, occupied an honourable position. The
other regiments engaged were the 11th, 17th, 20th,
33rd, 34th, 47th, 63rd, and 95th. The Rifle Brigade
has lost as many as ten officers—two killed and eight
wounded. The Royal Engineers have lost two, and
the Royal Artillery three officers.

HER MAJESTY has been pleased to sanction the
alteration of the appellation of " Foreign Legion" to
that of the " British German Legion," a proper corn•
pliment to the discipline and efficiency of the Shorn-
cliffs force,