The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-27 00:00:00

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LISTS OF ENGLISH
KILLED AND WOUNDED
AT THE REDAN.

porously, 8 officers (Lientenant-Colosol Mwtwell,Caonins
Kashmir and Berodord, Lientesasta Lambert, Hop-
tom, Scott. and Wawa, and Resign Walker), 62 men
eiwronly, 1 officer (Brigailierffiniaral Shirley), 33 men
sightly, wounded; total idled, 1 officer; w.,utided, 9
oilcan, 105 mem.
90th Foot-3 alien (Ciotti"' Prestos and Litutenants
Swift and Wilmer), S mos Wed; 1 man dangerously, 7
*Seen (Captaiss Grove, Tialing. asd Wade, Lieutenants
Rattray, Pigott, Dweerill, sad Sir C. Pigott), 90 Imes
severely, 6 officers (Captains Perim sad Vauckan, Lin
tounata Ross Graham. and Haydock), 35 men slightly
wounded ; total killed, 3 officers, 3 man; womaded, 13
'doers, 126 Nies.
97th Foot-4 officers (Lieuteaant Colonel Handeoek, Major
Weisford, Captain Hanes, and Lientenast McGregor). 1
mss killed ; 1 officer (Csitais Lumley), 10 men dawns,
ously, 2 offisers (Captain Sanborn sad Lieutenant Good-
iamb), 38 men severely, 4 oaken (Captain Woods,
Lienwasote Hill, Fin Gerald, sad Browse), 40 mon
slightly wounded; total killed, 4 officers, 1 man ; *outdid,
7 offioen 88 men.
Ride Briside-2 tame (Captain Hammed sad Lieut•-
sant Ryder), 13 men laded ; 8 saes dangerously, 2
(Moen (Lioatemaats Riley and E)es), 60 mien severely.,
6 °Seers (LieuPassts Reales. Weiedfard, Karno,‘
- ffisawasb, sad Playa), *ass slightly, wommded ; tots)'
killed, 2 offioen, 13 wen ; wounded, 8 Alan, 125 men.
SECOND DIVISION.

The following are the fall lists of the killed and
wounded at the Roden ea the Bth, from= Extra-
ordinary Gazette, published last night. The total
result is as follows : 29 offioers, 36 sergeants,
drummers, 314 rank and file, killed; 124 alms, 142
sergeants, 12 drummers, 1,808 rank and file,
wounded; 1 Aber, 12 sergeants, 168 reek and
file, missing. Total—Killed, 383; wounded, 1,888;
miveing, 176-2,447.

War D.part.wt. fiee. 28.

Lind rumors bas thas day reartved nods"
and their snclosurss. of which the follown
*spies. addressed to his Lordship by General

Gennal Staff-1 ;Goer (Lieutenant Swint, A.D.O ), dan-
gerously, 2 officers (Brent-Manr Rooks and Lieutenant
Morgan, A.D C , severely, 2 officers (Brigadier-General
Warren, C 8., slight cat of head, and Col-eiel Hun. P.
Herbert), sl4htly, wounded ; total wounded, 6 officers.
Ist Foot, 2nd Battalion-1 man killed ; 1 officer (Captain
Gilles), 2 men dangerously, 2 °Sinn (Lieutenants Wil-
liams and Hon. Plaskett), 3 men severely, 1 Gaiter
(Lieutenant Kean), 13 men slightly, wounded; total,
killed, 1 man; wounded, 4 officers, 18 men.
3rd Foot-39 me killed; 2 often (Major Mande and
Ensign Paachey), 4 men dasprously, 1 oiliest (Ensign
Letts), 31 men 'evenly, 4 officers (Beigadier•Geseral
Stricabensite, Captains Wood and Dunbar, and Lieut
Cox), 41 men slightly, worraded ; total killed, 39 sea ;
wounded, 7 officers, 78 men.
30th Foot-1 officer (Lientnant-Colonel Patullia), 12 men
killed; 4 etagere, Captains Pocock and Stevenson (since
dead), Lieutenant Kerr, and Ensign Deane (since dew),
12 men dangerously, 2 damn (Lieutenants Field and
Saunders), 49 men severely, 4 officers (Lieutenant. Colonel
Mauleverer, Brevet. Major Caatobell, Lieutenant Austin,
and Ensign Moorsona), 40 men alinhily„ wounded ; total
killed, 1 officer, 12 men ; wounded, 10 onions, 101 men.
41st Foot-2 illiners (Captains Lookhast and Every), 2 men
killed; 1 officer (Lieutenant Colonel Elnan, C. 8.). 6 men
dangerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant Kingscote), 47 men
severely, 4 officers (M4se Pratt, Captain Rowlands,
Lieutenant" Mende sad Hamilton), 68 men, slightly
wounded ; total killed, 2 officers, 2 men; wounded, 8
offisers, 111 nes.
47th Foot-3 men killed; 1 man dangerously, 6 men
severely, 20 men slightly wounded; total killed, 3 men ;
wounded, 27 sum.
49th Foot-1 officer (Captain Roohfort), 2 men killed; 1
officer (Ensign Michell), 1 man (narrowly, 1 officer
(B Major King), 9 men severely, 16 men slightly
wounded; total killed, 1 officer, 2 man; woundLd, 2
officers, 26 men.
55th 10..0t-1 officer (B t Lieutenant Colonel Cuddy),
killed; 7 men dangerously, 4 officers (*.jos, Cure, Cap-
tains it Heine and J. Hume, and Lieutenant Johneteri),
47 men severely, 1 officer (Captain Richards), 61 Ilan,
slightly wounded; total killed, 1 officer; wounded, 6
offi. ere, 105 men.
(Gad Foot-3 ufficers (Captains Co. and 13Iakeston) killed;
men, datigeritoly, 2 officers (Lieutenant- Colonel Tyler
and Major Danbeney), 26 men severely, 3 officers (Captain
Hooter, Lieutenants Dieing and Davenport), 37 men,
slightly wounded; total killed, 3 officers; wounded,
5 ufficers, 67 men.
95th Foot-2 t Seen (Captain Serjeant and Lieutenant
Paokingion, slight cosissions), 3 men, slightly wounded;
total wounded, 2 4 fficen, 3 men.
FIRST DIVISION.
31st Foot-1 officer (Captain Attree) killed ; 2 men slightly
wunoded ; total killed, 1 officer; total wounded,ll men.
Soots Fusilier Onards-1 sues slightly wounded.
58in Foot-1 man dangerously wounded.
Ges.val Hospital is Camp of Third Division—admitted,
258 men (17 since dead).
Total-24 officers, 129* men, killed; 29 officers, 190 men.
dangerously, 65 Akers. 719 men 'evenly, 50 alines, 732
men, slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 134 officers, end
-.,897 men. JOHN HALL,
* • of Hospital&

Before Sebastopol, Sept. 11.
My Lord,—l have but little to add to the despatch
I had the honour to send you yesterday by Major
Carson.
Every effort is being made to take possession of
the vast quantity of warlike stores left by the enemy
in the town. lam unable at present to give your
lordship any details.
I transmit the medical report of Dr. Hall.
I rrjoios to see by it that many of the wounds are
not of so serious a nature as those received on the
18th June. _ _

T lOW the list of casualties, which, I regret to
say, are not complete.—l have, &0.,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Comma d. mg.
The Lord Panmare, &e.

Camp before Sebastopol, September 9.
Sig,—l hays the honour to sada. a Mars of casualties in
the attack ma the Roden yesterday; and I have mach astir
faction is being able to state that nearly the whole of the
wounded were brought in in the course of the afternoon
sad early part of the sight, eceonimodated to either their
owa regimental hospitals or in the pseral hospital in camp
sod their injuries promptly and properly snouted to by the
medical calms. Those men who fell wounded toe sou to
the enemy's works to admit of their removal were brought
is early this morning, as well as seek wounded Russians as
had been left in the Bass by their countrymen.

Theli.t of emulsifies, though nonterous, is net of so serious
a character u that of the 18th June, and I hope many of the
woooded will soon be restored to the ranks._

The ambulance conveyance, under Captain Pigott's
orders, was efficiently conducted, end I have much pleasure
in bearing testimony to the cars and steady conduct of the
drivers In the execution of their duty.
Of the skill and attention of the medical *facer', both staff
and regimental, as well as of those gentlemen who had
I volunteered their services from the civil hospitals at Smyrna'
and Reakeoi, and from the General Hospital at Sontati, I
cannot speak too highly ; and I beg to bring wader your
notice Dr. Alezauder, Deputy Inspector General of
Hospitals; Dr. A. Gordon, Staff Surgeon, first class; and
Dr. Mound, fitafffforgeen, first clam; for their able pro-
fessional aid and zealous AMU, foss in providing for the wants
of the wounded, the two former in the Light sad 2nd Di-
vision., and the latter be the general hospital in camp.
I have, ite.,
J. HALL,
Inspector General of Hospitals.
General Simpson, Commanding•in•Chtst.

Return of the number of YILLID and WOUND= in the
Aweigh on Sebastopol, os Bto September, 1866.
HIGHLAND DIVISION.
42nd Foot-1 man dasgerosely, 1 men severely, 10 men
sligitly wounded; total wounded, 12 sea.
72nd Foo.-1 man killed; 1 officer (Quarter-muter'
Ke.Doneld) dangerously, 7 sea severely, 10 men slightly.
wounded; total killed, I sae; woaaded, 1 officer, 17
men.
79th Foot-4 men dangerously, 7 men slightly, wounded;
total wounded, 11 mita.
93rd Foot-1 sea dangerously, 3 men severely, 1
slightly, woaaded; total wounded, 6 mos.
FOURTH DIVISION.
17th Foot-1 officer (Liestenast Thompooe), 6 men danger-
suety, 1 officer (Lieutenant Squire), 6 men severely, 1
Kiser (Linn Father), 8 num slightly, wounded ;
estel wounded, 3 officort, 19 men.
10th Foot-1 men severely, 6 mee slightly, wounded ; total
wounded 6 men.
Fo't—t maa severely, 7 men slightly, wounded; total
weeded, 8 men.
46th Foot—lmes slightly woaaded ; total wounded, 1 sem
48th Foot-6 son slightly woaaded ; total wounded, dunce
67th Foot-1 man deagerosely, 3 sea severely woaaded;
total wounded, 4 mes.
63rd Foot-1 sea killed ; 1 sass dangerously, 1 Milan
(Llosessant•Co(osel P. Lindsay) severely, S men slightly,
wended ; Ural killed, 1 man ; wounded, I officer, 4 soul
Oath Beet-1 sus slightly wounded ; total wounded, 1 uses.
Kole Brigade-2 men killed ; 1 Elsa dangeruaely. 1 sea
severely, 7 men slightly, wounded; total killed, 2 meat
' wounded, 9 nes.
RIGHT SIEGE TRAIN.
Attack-IBsht *Seer (Deputy A.sistant.Commiseirp
Hayti's), 6 men, killed; 2 officers (Caplets Fi•sroy awl
Lieutesast Champlin), 17 men severely, 1 officer (Lies-
tinsel Tyler), 17 man slightly, woaaded ; total killed,
1 officer, 6 men ; wounded, 3 officers, 34 sea.
SAPPERS AND MINERS
Left Attaek-1 officer (Captain &day), 3 sea danger-
ously, 2 oaken (Major Chaplets mid Litton-
neat Elphiastoe), S men severely, 1 seas slightly,
wounded ; total mounted, 3 officers, 7 see.
Rile Brigade-2 sea slightly wounded ; total wounded, 2
me&
3rd Foot-2 men dangerously woaaded ; total wounded, 2
sea.
17th Foot-1 ass severely wounded ; total wounded, 1
sap.
19th Foot-1 man killed ; total killed, 1 men.
23rd Foot-10 men dangerously, 3 sou severely, wounded ;
total wounded. 13 sea.
41st Foot-2 men dangerously, 1 sea severely, wounded;
total woaaded, S men.
551 Frot—l sea deagerously wounded; total wounded, 1
man.
62ad Foot-2 sou killed ; 3 men dangerously wounded ;
total killed, 2 seas ; wounded, 3 men.
77th Foot-1 sea killed ; 1 sea dangerously woaaded ;
total killed, 1 sea• wounded, 1 men.
88th Foot—l mu claigerossly wounded ; total wounded, 1
sea.
90th Foot-1 man killed • 7 men danginotrly, 4 men
severely, wounded; total killed, 1 men ; wounded, 11
am.
93rd Foot-1 sea severely wounded ; total wounded,
I man.
97th Foot-2 men severely wounded ; total wounded,
2 men.
LIGHT DIVISION.
7th Foot-2 oSoon (Lieutenants Wright tad Colt), 11
sin, killed; 1 *Seer (Captain Junes) Il moo, danger-
eagle ; 3 officers (Lievtesant Colonel Reiland and Otp•
ate Hickey sad Ribbon), 38 men severely, 1 Gam
(*.jot Tamer). 20 men slightly wounded; total kffiled,l
2 °Seers, It men • sanded, 6 offlcers,67 men.
2srd Toot.-1 offl;er (Lieutenant Somerville) Med; •
officers (Cantatas Vase sad Poole. Lieutenants Tupper,
O'Connor, Millen, Hslldare, lialdion, Beck, and Dy-
molly, since dead), 40 men dangerously, 2 cents (Colossi
Lyme' end Lieutenant ledlisinsoo), 60 melt 'seemly, 2
officers (Lieutenants Prevost and Radcliffe), 40 sea
:Lbst,Z, wounded; total killed, 1 cater; wounded 18
130 sea.
Slid Beset-1 others (Lieutenant Domani') tilled ; 8 men
dangerously. 2 eleen (Colonel Gough and Adjutast
Toseland), 19 Ines severely, 3 officers (Captain Ellis and
Lieutenants Willis and Treat), 18 moo slightly, wounded;
total killed, 1 officer ; wounded, 6 pikers, 46 men.
'Beth Foot-3 Ines killed ; 2 °Moen (Ideotensou Herrin sad
Leung). 24 men severely, 38 Mtn woaaded;total
killed, 3 mos ; woueded,2 rams, 62 men.
MO Foot-25 men killed ; 3 caters (Lieutessate Godfrey,
ffisess, and Massey), 6 men dengerossly, 4 °Sem (Lies-
tossate linen end Kolesworth, sod Ensigns Mena and
Totes), 68 seen severely, S clews (Major Warden.
Captain Chippisdall, aid Lieutenant Bayley), 64 meal
slightly, wounded ; total killed, 26 seen; ieesailed. 10
(*eon, 128 sea.
77th Foot-1 officer (Caplets Parker, seenelly, 1111111
12 nes daestorouly, 2 *diem (Liestassate Lwow=
Waters), 10 nes severeJ7, 2 ()Sem (Capella Bette endl
Llestenest lopette), 10 sea slightly, wouded ; teed
waddled, I Mem._
_42 ow.
11101•46-1 Mier (Weld engem) killed; 10 seem der

Numerical Retsina of Casualties on 7th September.
Royal Artillery-1 rank and file killed ; 7 task and Ale
wounded.
3rd Battalion Grenadier Cluarde-4 rank and file killed ; 1
drummer, 8 rank sad file, wounded.
let Battalion Scuts Full's:Guards-1 officer killed ; 2 reek

and Ale ;oended..
let B•tialion let Regiment of Foot —.2 rut and Ala

wounded. .
41k Foot—l rank and lile wounded.
7th Foot-2 teak sad file killed.
9th Foot-2 reek and flie woseded.
13th Foot—l I rook and Ile wounded.
Slat Foot-1 reek sod file killed ; 3 druranten 8 rank and

fits nosaded.
44 h Fuot-1 risk sad Ills wraith&
56th Fuot-3 reek end Ale killed ; 2 reek saddle wounded.
I Total-1 officer, 11 lank and Hie, killed ; 4 dtostnere, 44
risk sod the, wooded.

Needed Re•nrn of Moen Killed es the 7th September.
-lot B.ttalion Scots Fusilier Ouerds—Captals D. F. B.

Buckley.
Nominal Return of Non• Commissioned Oaken and Pri-
vates Killed on the 7th September. —Royal Artillery—
Geezer J. Walker. 3rd Battalies Grenadier inane—
Privates It.,bert Birch, Jaws Dinner, James Pawnor',
Edward Hilch. 7th Foot—Privates Samuel Langley,
Hoary Abbott. 31st Peet—Corporal F. 8. AMR. 661 k
Foot—Privates J. Green, A. Woods, W. Solsy.
Nominal return of nos sommiesioned officers and private,
wonaded on Sept. 7, 1863, inclusive.—Royal Artillery—.
Bombardiers Adam Limb slightly ; Stead. Cullen%
slightly; Risen Kelly, severely; Gassers T. Waterer*.
severely ; George Flood, severely ; Thomas Yeo, slightly;
J. Id•Oregor. slightly, 3rd Battalion Grenadier °garde—
Drummer Robert Boar, slightly; Privates John Album,
dangerously; Thomas D .riagton, dangerously; Alfred
Clifford, dangerintely ; James Leger, severely; Cornelius
Mastereneoeverely ; James Lovegrove, severely • John
Kiang severely ; William Berry, 'evenly. Ist isttalion
Sems Fusilier Guards—Privates Pater Allen, severely;
Thomas Baakey, dangerously. Ist Rattan Ist Regiment
of Foot—Privates Jean Yelly, slightly ; Hug a Deems,
slightly. 4.1 i Foot—Private Samuel 'Amon, slightly.
9th Poot—Privates Maurice Murphy, slightly. Thomas
Browartgg, slightly. 13th Foot—Corporal S. Tolima.,
"lightly. Privates Patrick Murphy, slightly ; James Bar
toe, slightly ; Jamas Hobs, severely ; John Barker,
severely ; John Coffey, severely ; Frederick B.okes,
slightly ; Thomas Hass, severely ; Thomas Wheaigg,
slightly ; Andrew Sullivan' slightly • T. *Really,
slightly. Slut Foot Corporal B. Provost, shicbMy ;
Drammen M. Canaisgbass, NMI y ; 8. Mamie,
severely ; James Holder, slightly ; Privates J. M'Cabe,
slightly ; J. Roberts, slightly • J. Brien, severely ; H.
Horghtos, slightly. 44te Pixie—Private A. Sturgeon,
slightly. 66th Fuot—Privatee W. Spicer, slightly ; J.
anthem, slightly.
A Return of the number of Casueties in the Royal Naval
Brigade, before Sebastopol, on the 7th sad Bth September.
Killed: James Caine., eaptais maintop, Albion.
Wounded Skinner, ord. Queen, severely ; W.
T. Godding, a•rd., London, severity; Join Watts, ord .
Landon, a ightly.; John Buckley, ord., Leaden, slightly;
Jobs Gordon, terd , Qasen, slightly; John Carmine'',
ord Roder y, slightly ; Jame* Austen, , Lesed,r,
assrally • Michael Collings, A. 8., Albion, dangerously
(Ousedied); Lieutenant H. 1.. A. L. Maitland, Albin,
sweenly ; Mr. Gordon C. Simian, acting mate, Wasp,
severely ; Robert Hillier, A. 8., Queen, severely ; Boger
Glides, A. 8., Queen, severely ; John W. Mambas", cap-
tain maintop, Queen, severely ; Lientenast W. D. D.
Selby, Queen, slightly L 161,411411, actin et c and
master, %Bees. slightly ; Mr. W. V. B. Reynolds, mei*
tent surgeon. Niger, slightly; Alfred Cogger, A.B , Lon
doe, slightly ; William Bartlett, A. 8., Rodney, slightly ;
Michael Ft, Id, A. 8., Rodney, slightly •' Matthew
Rouse, A. 8., Alain, slightly ; John Warden, AS , Albion,
slightly; Jots Turk, A. 8., Rodney, slightly ; William
Carter, A.B , Loudon, slightly ; Jahn Nam A 8., Leander,
slightly ; Barsey Gain, ord., Diamond, slightly. Co,-
tumid: Joseph Dead, A. 8.. Leander. severely ; Thomas
Oates, captain foretop, Rodney, slightly; William Ciew.
Crew-
burst, ord., Queen, slightly; Thomas Reeves, gunner's
mate, Albion. slightly.
Sebastopol, Sept. 16, 1833.
My Lord,—l have the honour to transmit the list
of casualties on the Bth itsetaat.—l have, &c.,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding.
The Lord Palmy', &o.
Numerical Esters of Casualties as 8A Sept., 1865.
Staff-6 odious monads&
Royal Artillery-6 teak sad Ale killed; 3 Aeon, 3 set,
gums. 29 reek sad Ile, wounded.
Field Train Department-1 saw killed.
Royal Regimens earl Royal Sappers sad Miame-3 reek

• This is the seesbet of killed massed by the rargeose
of a•Shasalet bat I fps is fat Sven wrest, as 1 emoted
miss am thee that oa the Glide of the Redact ea the
dike 9116-4. Bei&

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1855.

sad file killed ; 2 officers, 1 sergeant, 6 rank and file, •
weeded.
tad Battalion Id Fixd-1 reek and file killed; 4 officer', 1
seemant, 21 rack and fie, wounded.
3rd Foot-6 sergeants, 26 rank end file, killed ; 6 officers, 7
i W. 2 drummers, 89 rank and file, wounded.
7theroaldrummers, officer*, 1 sergeant, 2 dragomen, 10 rank sad
file, killed ; 6 officers, 11. mei/imam, 60 rank and file,
wounded ; 2 sergeants, 7 rank and ale, wising.
17th Foot-1 rank and file, killed ; 2 officers, 18 rank and
file, wounded.
19th Foot-1 officer, 3 sergeants, 26 rank and file, killed ; 9
officers, 9 simgeents, 139 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank
and file, missing.
20th Foot-1 officer, 6 rook and file, wounded.
21st Foot-1 rack sod file, killed ; 1 sergeant, 6 rank and
file, wounded.
23rd Foot-2 officers, 4 semeots, 43 rank and file, killed ;
12 officer', 10 eergessts, 3 drummers, 119 rank and file,
wounded ; 26 r mk and file mismag.
30th Foot-3 officers, 1 sergeant, 1 drumlin, 38 rank ar.d
file, killed ; 8 &Been, 6 sergeants, 1 drummer, 106 rank
and file, wounded.
33rd Foot-1 officer, 1 sergeant, 9 rank and file, killed ; 6
6 officers, 6 !myna', 89. malt._ sad file, we:muted.

--•
drataraa, 46 riik and

wooaded ; 8 risk

and file, =ivies.
41st Foot-3 officers, 4 sergeants, 30 rank and file, killed ;
6 oilcan 14 sergeants, 1 drummer, 111 rook and file,
wounded% 16 rank and Ms miming.
42nd Foot-1 rank and ; 1 sergeant, 1 drummer,
_ _

17 rack and Me, wounded.
48th Foot-1 rank end file wounded.
47th Foot-3 rank and Met killed ; 1 tam. 28 rank and filo

wounded.
48th Foot-6 rank and file wounded.
49th Foot-1 sear, 2 rank and file, killed ; 2 °filters, 2
sergeants, 24 rank and Si*, wounded.
66th Foot-1 officer, 28 tank and file, ; 6 °Seem 8
earpanta, 108 rank and L.. wounded; 3 rank and file,
aims lug.
67th Feet-1 rank and file killed; 1 sergeant, 3 rank and

file, weeadeo.
62nd Foot-2 officers, 3 serpents, 1 drummer, 17 rank end
file, killed; 4 Waters, 4 sergeants, 71 rank sad file,
emended ; 1 other, 1 serant, 9 rank sad die, sainting.
63rd Foot-71..tank sad Ale killed; 1 otioes, 1 mgaant, 4

—risk dad file wounded.
68• It Foot-1 rank aid file winsaded.
72nd Foot-1 rank sad file killed ; 1 dim, 1 sergeant, 18
rank and file, wounded.
77th Foot-1 officer, 3 sergeants, 10 rank and file, killed ; 4
officers, 6 sergeants, 42 task sad file wounded ; I ser-
pent, 6 rank and file, missing.
79th Foot-2 task and file killed ; 2 serpents, 9 weak and
file. wounded.
88th Foot-1 offiatr, 2 sergeants, 11 rank and Met killed ;
8 oaken, 7 sergeants, 1 drummer, 105 rank sad file,
wounded ; 20 teak sad Me missing.
90th Foot-4 officers, 1 esnmaist, 3 rank sad file. killed ;
11 officers, 13 sergeants. 119 rank and file, wounded ; 4
sergeants, 33 rank and file, miring.
93rd Foot-2 rank and file killed ; 7 rank and file
woasded.
95th Foot-2 officers, 1 sergeant, 2 rank and file, wounded.
97'h Foot-4 officers, 2 sergeants, 2 drumns.re, 16 rank
sad file, killed ; 7 officers, 14 sergeants, 126 rank and
file, wounded; 4 serpents, 35 rank aid lile, missing.
let Battalion &fie Brigade-3 rank and file killed ; 6 rank
and file wousued.
2nd Battalion Brigade-2 officers, 4 personate, 22 rank
sad file, killed ; 8 offiten, 7 sergeants, 2 drummers, 122
rank and file, wounded.
Total-29 °filters. 36 serketate, 6 drummer., 314 risk
nod die, killed; 124 Akers, 142 sergeants, 12 drum-
mers, 1,608 rack sad file, wounded; 1 officer, 12
Ittr•llliti, 163 rank and file, miming.
Grand Total—Killed, 385 ; wounded, 1,886 ;
missing, 176-2,447.

Nominal Return of Ofileers Killed on the Bth Sept., 1855.
Field Trsits Department—Royal Artillery—Deputy 1..
'Want Commissary W. Hatter.
7th Filet—Lieutenants L. L. G. Wright, 0. Colt.
19tajam--Liesitenant P. Godfrey.
23rd Foot—Lieutenants R. H. Somerville, Lieutenant
and Adjutant D. Dyneley.
30th Foot—Lieu, enant-Colosel J. B. Patello, Captain J.
C. N. Stavensoo, Emirs B G. Deane.
33rd Foot—Lieutenant 11. G. D .novan.
41st Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewan, C.B. ; Captain
11 Every, J. A. L,ckhart.
49th Foot—Captain G. Rachfort.
65,h Foot—Brevet Lieutenant• Colonel W. H. Cuddy.
620 d Foot—Captain L. A. Co:, Lieutenant L. lila-
Almon.
77th Foot—Captain W. Parker.
88th Foet—Captain H. W. Grogan.
90 h Foot—Captains H. Preston, H. 111. Vaughan. Lieu-
tenants A. D. Swift, H. F. Wilmer.
97th Foos—Lieutenant Colonel Hon. H. R. Hancock.
Major A. F. Welaford. Captain J. Hutton. Lieutar--•
and Adjutant A. D DPOregor.
god Battalion Rifle Br •
Lientsaant H. 8. Bider.

IC M. Hanstond.

Nominal Behan of Ofikers wounded on Sept. 8. 1865.
Staff—Brigadier Generals C. Warren, C 8., 55th Regi-
Vant, easame adta Ist Brigade 2ed Division, slightly ; C.
n Straebniste,g bth Regiment, eommendiog lst Brigade
Light Dili.iol), slightly ; H Shirley, C. 8., 88th Regiment,
commanding 2nd Brigade Light Divine's, slightly. Colonel
Hon. P. Herbert, C 8., Unattated, Assistant Qoarter
master G I 2ad Division. Lieutenants R. Swine, 17th
Regiment, A.D.O to Colonel Windham, C B , dangerouly ;
0. A. Morgan, 63th Regiment, A.D.C. to Brigadier Omend
Warren, C. 8., severely.
Royal Artillery—Captain A. C. L. Fitzroy, since dead.
Lieutenants R. H. Champion, severely; C. J. Tyler,
slightly.
Royal Eogineen—Captain C. H. Fridley, severely. Lieu-
tenant H. C. Elphinstone, severely.
2nd Battalion, Ist Foot—Captain W. J. Gillum, danger.
early. Lieutenants B. L. Williams, severely; Hon. T. 0.1
W. Plunkett, slightly ; R. B. Caton, severely.
3rd Ent—Major F. F. Maude' dangerously. Captain
C. Hoed- slightly ; Capable P. J. Dauber, slightly. Lien.
tenant T. A. Co:, slightly. Ensigns H. Psalm, danger-1
ously ; A. B Lena, severely.
7th Foot—B -Lieut.-Colonel J. R. Balsa, severely.
Brent. Moja W. W. T u , slightly. Captains H. P.
Ribbon, severely ; .1. F. tickle, severely. Lieutenant H.
M. Jones, dangerously.
17th Foot—Lieutenant' W. D. lompoog, dangerously;
W. H. Parker, slightly.
19th Foot—Lieutenant Colonel T. Eisen, very severely,
sines dead. Brevet Major R. Warden, slightly. Captain
B. Cbippindell, slightly. Lieutenants A Goren, dauger.l
molly ; W. CI D. Massy, dangerously ; R. Koleswortb,
severely ;IL W. It.syley, slightly. Resigns R. C. Mar-
tin. severely; W. W. Yong, severely.
20th Foot—Brevet•Major 8. B. Chapman, Assistant.
Saginaw, deageready.
23rd Foot—Caliatel D. Lysime, C. 8., severely. Captains
F. F, Trine, severely Poole. dangerously. Lieut..
nate L. B. Milieu, severely ; L. O'Connor, dangerously ;
J. Williamson, 'evenly ; F. M. H. Den, severely ; J. D.
Vie Tapper, severely; C. H. Beck, dangerously ; B. B.
Holden, dangerously; S. 0. Prevost, slightly ; Rani.
dila, slightly.
30th Foot—Lieut.-Colonel I. T. Maileverer' C. 8.,
slightly. Brevet Major A Campbell, slightly. Castaie G.
F. C. Poorck, severely. Lisatenests A. J. Austin, slightly;
0. J. Moormn, slightly ; K. B. Egad, severely; W. Kerr,
dangerously; G. H. Seeders, severely.
Thd Foot—Lieuteinut•Colonel T. B. Gough, deem-
mealy. Captain H. D. Ellis slightly. Lieutenants J.
Trent, *merely ;C. W. Willis, slightly. Ensign and
Adjutant Toseland, slightly.
34th Foot—Lieutenants J. D. Laurie, severely; N. A.
Harris, severely.
41st Foot—Major R. Pratt. slightly. Captain H. Row.
lands, slightly. LienteneaU F. Karate, severely ;R. R.
Mande, slightly. Lieutenant and Adjutant J. A. Hama.
ton, slightly.
47th Foot--Brevet-Major W.F. G. Rook., severely.
49th Foot—Brent-Major J. H. Ring, severely. Resign
C. Michell, dangerously.
65th Foot—Major A. C. Cure, severely. Captains R.
flame, severely ; J. R. Hume, severely ; W. H. Richards,
slightly. Lieutenant W. B. Johnson_,severe.
62nd Foot —Lieutenaet•Colonel L. B. Tyler,_ severely.
Captain B. H. Hunter, slightly. Lieutenants W. Dring,
slig►tly; W. B. Davenport, severely.
Mira Foot—Lieuteasat.Colunel P. List:leggy, severely.
72ad Foot—Qaartermaster J. MiThaeald, severely.
77th Foot—Captain W. J. Batts, Densely. Liestemats
111. A. Waters, severe oestesios ; W. G. Leggett, slightly;
C. B. Knowles, severe onatasiOn.
88th Foot Lieutenant-Cutout' G. V. Its C. 8.,
severely. Careens B. B. Mealeverer, severely; 13. R.
Bamford, severely. Lieutenants W. Lambert, severely ;
B. Horns, severely; L C. Soon, severely; G. 8. Waters,
severely. Err•ign G. Walker, severely.
90th Foot--Capteles, R. Grove. slightly ; W. B. Tieing.
severely ; J. H. Wade, severely ; J. Perrin, slightly. Lien-
tenants, J. C. Ramey, severely;
H. C. Pigott, Bart., I
severely ;P. B. Deverlll. severely ; H. Goodrich*,
several ; H. J. Haydoek, slightly ; w. J. Roos, slightly ;
N. alightl .
9641 J. N. Sargent, slightly. Lieutenant
C. 7. Peaklmen,
97th !e4_. Per
F. W. Bibthorp, severely ; C.ll.
, ismessowely; 11. 0. Woods, slightly. Lieutenants,
B. C. severely ; C. H. Browne, slightly ; K.
G. B. VI slightly. Ensign B. D. Hill, slightly.
Ind BaSIOIIIM Rae BeferM2—/Ifilfi! C. Woodfolff,
Omplis IN& S. i7eEsw, @WU, ; liessimian