The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-07 00:00:00

from nth to 14th May, Includes.— likhloot : Sergeant'Jantee Fla.
hasty. 41n Meet : Privets William 11•Goldrack. 47th Foot: Private
Thames Illeephy. 88th : Pelves John Moran, John lakes,
Charts Hew& 49th Paot : Private William Handyman. Royal
B-pme sad WWII: Privates Neal Campbell, Richard Walsh.
nominal Return of Nou.commirsiorad Officers and Privates
Wounded hem the 18th to the 24th May, inclualre.—tnd Battalion,
I list Volt Lanimilerssant Michael Sweeney, dangerously ; Drummer
James illeteMb, slightly ; Privates 'Thomas McDonald, slightly ;
John Illelleanki, severely ; Peter Sealy, severely ; George Da
slightly ; Hairy Bottornky, severely ; James Stewart, alightl;!dsn
root : Privates Cates, mortally ; Cornelius Brown, severely;
John Toombs. slightly; Peter Jordon, slightly. 14th Foot: Pd.
rate Thomas Clary. severely. 17th Foot: Corporal William
severely ; Private Edward Maguire, @lightly. 29rd
Pout: Privet s John JOIN; slightly; Imre Goodwin, slightly.
loth root: Print., Patrick Doyle, severely. Seth Foot: John
Wood, slightly; Robert WAtteer, slightly. 39th root: lAne•Corilwal
Owes Meehan, slightly; Privates Timmer Barke,slightly; Wm.Cumer.
slightly. 119th Foot: Privates Patrick Neville, slightly; Michael Ryan,
@tightly. 47th Foot; Private John Dillon, severely. 49th Foot : Pri.
votes Jobs Hare, dangerously ; James Kennedy, dangerously ;
hos, severely. 12th Foot : Private William Burke, severely. 57th
Foot : Corporal James Burnes, seemly ; Privates William 1311
slightly ; Timothy Sheehan. severely ; Jamas Lewis, severely;9l7l4
list Raid, severely. 62nd Foot: Private Adam Nixon, severely.
99th Foot : Privets John Hagerty. slightly. 90th Foot: Private
James Fletcher, severely. 97th Foot: Private John Dempsey,
slightly. Sad Battalion Rifle Brigade: Privates Alfred Hine,
slightly; WtWam Welsh. dangerously; Joha C. Weeks, slightly;
Robert Wall, severely. R pal Sappers and Miners : Bored Corporal
William Swan, severely; Private George Wood, slightly.
A Return of Camaltles in the Royal Navy Brigade. Were Sebastopol,
from the 18th May to the 26th May, hmlusive.—Killed : Frank Edy,
Quartermaster, Queen. Wounded: Thomas Smith. A. 8., Queen,
raghtly ; John Arnold, L.B. Leander, slightly; John Smith, A. 8.,
Loonier, severely ; Richard Rook, Ord., Qum. slightly.

Before Sebutopol, May 25.
M Lord,—l have the honour to enclose the Fortnight
Confidential Reports of the Generals of Division and Brigade
to the 20th inst.
I hive likewise to transmit, for your lordrbip's informa-
tion, a letter from the Insputor•Oenerat of Hospitals,
showing the extant of the cholera to the latest period.
I earsestly hope that the disease is not gaining ground.
I have, dm. • RAGLAN.
The Lord Panraure, Bto. Ao.

Before Sebastopol, May 26.
My Lord,—! have the honour to enclose a return of the
"" "r""*!3 of cholera :2 !"! from
19:l to 2+th May inclusive.
Your lordship will notice by this return that tie disease
he. moderated in violence, and that the mortality is one-
third lets than it was charism the preceding seven days,
though I cannot say that the number of attacks has dimi-
nished in proportion, or that the di has been circum-
scribed by narrower limits; on the contrary, I think it, if
anything, more generally diffuesd, es cases have occurred in
every division.
At Selektive several admissions into the General Hospital
there have taken place from the Sardinian Contingent,
from the Land Transport Corps, and from ships in the har-
bour, which have swelled out our lists of both admissions
and deaths.
The removal of the Buffs end 48th Regiment to higher
end drier ground has been attended with good mutts.
Great attention is paid to the sanitary condition of the
camps, end to all matters that it is thought may tend to ex-
cite the disease.
The attention of medical officers has been drawn to the
subject of cholera belts, and I have reason to believe that
the whole army has been supplied with them, and if not,
the supply in store is ample enough to meet the demand.
I have, &e.
J. HALL, Inspector-General of Hospitals.
Field-Marshal lard Raglan, 0.C.8.,
Commanding-in-Chief.