The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-06 00:00:00

-TKO COMMANDTIVIN•CiII& TO 2NI-

I;eiiiisow, Nov. 20, 0 p.m.
The garrison of Lacknow has beim rensored, and I ant now
eegaged in conveying the women and wounded to the rose.
I propose to remove the whole force to an open position oat-
sids the without farther beg of life.

Nominal Roll of European Officers on the Staff, and of
Corps of all Arms, who were Killed sad Wounded with
General Havelock's Force, since leaving Cawupore, to
29th September, 1857.
General Staff—Major-General Sir J. Outram's Staff.— '
Major-General Sir James Outran, G.C.8., bullet wound
through right arm ; Captain Sitwell, side4e-canip, contusion
of right forearm; Captain Dudgeon, deputy assistant-
adjutant general, contusion of right side from grape.
Field Force Staff—Brigadier-General Havelock's Staff.—
Captain Havelock, deputy sasistant-adjutant general. severe
musket shot through right arm ; Lieutenant-Colonel Trier,
quarterroaster-geners4 severe bullet wound of tight groin.
Volunteer Cavalry.—Captain W. W. Lynch, her Majesty's
70th Regimes; severely wounded by a musket shot in the
right shoulder; Lieutenant Pollissier, 13th Irregular Cavalry,
by a musket hall inside right thigh; Lieutenant
ia giurcr Bengal Cavalry, wounded severely by a musket bell
the leg.
. . . . .

Mad.l2th lir'egalar Cayalq.—Lieutenant and Adjutant Warren,

ant—Brigadier Cooper, commending, kMed ; Lieute-
aant-Coicsel Basely, °Demi/eery, Ordnance, killed; Lieute-
nant Cramp, Madras Artillery, Major of Brigade, killed ;
Carte& Olpherts, slightly sounded ; Assistant-Surgeon
Bertram, killed.

Crommelia, sligbtl• wounded.
Brigade Staff: ]at Infantry Brigade.—Brigadier-General
Nell, cotamandlne, killed.

fit Madras nudism—Lieutenant Arnold, severely
wounded, since dead ; Lieutenant Bailey. severely wounded.
Her Majesty's 6th Fusillera—Major E. Simmons, killed;
Captain F. W. L'Estrange, severely wounded; Captain A.
E. Johnson, severely wounded, since dead; Lieutenant and
Adjutant K. F. Haig, killed; Lieutenant J. W. D. Adair,
wounded ; Lieutenant W. Carter, wounded, since dead.
Detaolunimt of bar Majesty's 641hFuot—Lientanaot Bate-
_ _ _

Big Majesty's Nth Foot.—Captain Pakenhem, killed;
Copudn Will* wounded; Lientenent Poole, killed; Lieu-
tenant Wooltiouss, low of right arm ; Lieutenant Oakley,
wounded ; Lieutenant Ban, wounded.
Her Majesty's 78th Foot.--Captain G. A. Lockhart,
slightly wounded ; Captela D. Basting, severely wounded;
Captain R. Bogle, severely wounded; Lieutenant Kirby,
severely wounded, since dead; Lieutenant Crowe, slight
wound of fingers ; Lieutenant Swanson, severely wounded;
Lieutenant Webster, killed. Doing duty—Lientenent Grant,
Bth Native Infantry, forefinger and thumb of right baud am-
putated ; Lieutenant Joly, her Majesty's 32nd Fuot, dan-
gerously wounded. Since dead.
Her Majesty's 90th Foot.—Colonel Campbell, severely
seconded ; Brevet-Major Perrin, wounded; Assinast. Sur-
mmn Bradshaw, slightly wounded • Lieutenant J. J. Nunn,
killed; Lieutenant Knight, wounded; Lieutenant Preston,
wounded ; Lientenan: Grahame, wounded by a nand shot at
the taking of Alumbagh, since dead; Lieutenant Moultrie,
killed. Doing duty—Captain A. A. Becher, 40th Native
Infantry, wounded, since dead.

ABSTRACT.

Killed or dyad trnal wounds-1 brigadfsr-petteral, 1
brigadier, 1 Ileatanant-colonel, I major, 3 captains, 13 Ham-
" • 21.

tasiimito isidelmbanagocca ;
119egmad.-1 major-sraneral. 1 colonel, 1 lieutenant-
esilsomi. l Ns*. 11 captains, 12 Ilantenants, 1 maistant-
-1
_ 28. =1 Idllad and wounded-1 major-general. 1 brigadier-
pasral, 1 Woodier, 1 colonel, 2 lientruant-colonels. 2
majors', 14 captains, 23 lieutenants, 2 asnistant-surgeons :
total, 49.

Roll of Officers Killed and Wounded from 29th September
to 21st October, in Field Force.
Artillmy—Lieutenant Fraser. slightly, 30th September.
Ist Madras Fusiliers—Major Stevenson, slightly, 4'h Octo-
ber : Captain Fraser, severely, sth October; Capt Galway.
bilt October; Lieutenant Grovine. mortally, since
dead, sth October; Lieutenant Barclay, slightly, 21st Oct.
Her Majesty's 6th Fusiliers—Ceptain Scott, slightly, 6th
October.
78th Highlandera—Major Haliburtan, =erten', aim
dead. 4th October; Dr. 11•110ister, slightly, 16th October.
84th Raglinent—Lleutssant Galan, mortally, aims dead,
6th October.
90th Reriessnt—Captain Denison, severely wounded. 6th
October; Captain Bingham, severely wounded, 6th Outobir
C a Phippa, senwely warded, 6th °Mohr.
October. Iteginest— Lisstenant Crosse, slightly, 6th
Total-63 teems Idlled and wounded.
D. I. DODOSON, Captata,
Deputy Assistant Adjutast•General.
List of Officers Killed sad Wounded on theletli and 17th Novi
1837, in relief of the British garrison at Lucknow.
K ILLY!,
Midshipman 11. A. Denies, Naval Brigade.
Captain Hsrdby, Royal Artillery.
Captain Delta, 93.1 Ilithlanders.
Captain Lunieden, 30th Native Infantry attached to 93rd.
Lieutenant Frankland, 2nd l'uojaub Infantry.
worst-MD.
General Sir Colin Campbell, K.C. 8., Commander-in. Chief,
slightly.
Major Alison, Military Secretary to Commander-in-Chief,
severely.
Cartels Alison, A.D.C. to Commander-in-Chief, slightly.