The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-05 00:00:00

CASUALTIES DURING THE SIEGE OF

LUCHNOW.

A supplement to the London Gazette, issued last
night, contains the following list of offloere killed and wounded
during the siege and capture of Lucknow

Ideutement F. R. S. Floyd, extra aide de amp to chief of
staff, wounded severely.

A IiTILLBAT DTVISIOM.
Lieutenant 0. D. Thsckwell (16th N. 1.), assistant
tauter, Divisional Staff, killed. Acting Mats Henry
vey, Naval Brigade, her Majesty's ship Shannon, killed.
Captain Sir W. Peel, K.C.8., Naval Brigade, wounded
severely. Major W. W. Barry, EA,* Artillery siege,
wounded severely (burnt). Lieutenant H. A. Tracy, Ist
Artillery siege, wounded slightly. Vstarbory Burgeon T.
Hickman, 3rd Brigade Bengal Horse Artillery, Bald,
wounded slightly.

Lieutenant Jonathan Caps (30th N. 1.), sasiatant bag-
gage master, Brigade BtaA killed. Captain A. J. Clerks,
Royal Engineers, died from the effects of a gunpowder es-
plosion. Lieutenant E. P. Brownlow, Bawl Engineers.
&rag duty with the Royal Engineers, died you yes elects
of a gunpowder szplosion. Major A. Taylor, Bengal Ss-
=..wonaded severely. Lieutenant A. 0. Forbes, Bengal
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wounded slightly. Ensign Knowles, Pungent,
Pioneer% in shoe in knee.

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OAVALZI DIVISION.
A. Little, tat Cavalry Brigade fitsf4 wounded
sererier Captain T. W. H. Hutchinson, her Majesty's 9th
Laaosra, wounded dangerotinee dead). Major C. A.
tunau Seaford, 6th Pb Cavalry, killed. Captain P. Wale,
commandant, Ist Sikh Irregular Cavalry killed. Lieute-
nant A. R. D. Mackenzie, Ist Sikh I;regular Cavalry,
wounded slightly. Lieutenant Goodby, let Sikh I
Cavalry, wounded. Lieutenant Montgomerie, liti=
gular Cavalry, wounded. Lieutenant Sandman, Ist 81kh
Irregular Cavalry, wounded.
2nd Cavalry Brigade Staff—Major J. P. Smith, her Ma-
jesty's 2nd Dragoon Guards, killed. Lieutenant P. W. A.
Carnegie, her Mivety a 2nd Dragoon Guard*, wounded
slightly. Captain W. H. Slade, bar Mallory'. 7th Queen's
Own Hamra, wounded slightly. Lieutenant H. J. Wilkes,
her Musety's 7th Queen's Own Messrs, wounded slightly.
Cornet W. O. H. Wakes, her 7th Queen's Owe
Hussars, wounded very severely. W. S. R. Hodson,
Hodaca's Honer, wounded dangerously (slate dead).

UT INTAIII7iT DITilliON.

Lieutenant W. B. Rooteam. bar Refeety's bid Light
Infantry, deputy amietaat-quertenoseter-gemeral, Diviaional
fßaff,
lit Infantry Brigade—Ensign J. A. entitt, her Ksjarty's
let Battalion sth Fusiliers, wounded alight/y.
Tad Infantry Brigade—Captain L. G. Da Coeds (584 h
Native Infantry), Regiment of Feronepors, killed. Major
J. Braayar, Regiment at Fereaspowt, wounded severely.
2ND INFANTRY DIVISION.
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Captain R. itreart, ----dePt7ty-Ze&teOt-adjutant-general,
Divisional Staff, wounded seventy.
Sri Infantry Ilrigacle—Lieutenant-Colonel W. J. Loftus,
her Mojesty's 38th Regiment, wounded severely. Lieute-
net-Colonel T. C. Kelly, her Majesty's 38th Regimen,
wounded tly. Brevet-Major E. I'. Gloster, hr Ma-
ry's 38th
ulmem
11.,.:irou?eitt dangeroualy. Captai
womdd
n G.
seartirnseenant itesgellisbam, herß=:s 53rd Re-
treaded severely.
li4th inharry
Rrlgade—Lieutenant F. B. H. Farquhar-
son, her Maisety a 42nd Highlanders, wounded severely.
Captain C. W Macdonald, her llajenty's 93rd High-
landers, killed, previously slightly wounded. Lieutenant
C. W. Senate 93rd High4oder., killed. Lieutenant R.
V. 8. Greaten., 93rd Highlanders, wounded slightly.
Helga C. Hutto 93rd Hirhlanders, wounded &lightly.
Major A. T. Wilde, 4th Ptutjaub Rides, wounded danger-
ously. Captain J. Hood, 4th Fanjet) Rifles, wounded
dangerously. Lieutenant A. M'L. Stewart, 4th Peen
Rides, wounded slightly. Lienumaat 0. L. Smith, 4th
Punjaub Rifles, wounded severely.
_ _ 31.0 INPANTST DIVISION.

Captain H. T. 11Tacpbi;;;;,litit Infantry Brigade Staff,
wounded severely. Csain G. P. Prevost, her Majestl's
23rd Fusiliers, wounded slightly. Lientsimat G. W. H.
Bussell, 23rd Fusiliers, wounded severely. Lientenant A.
L. Tobin, 23rd Fusiliers, wounded severely. Captain G. M.
Miller, her Majesty's 79th Highlanders, wounded severely.
Ensign G. G. Than. Hon. Emit India Company's service,
attached to 79th Highlanders, wounded slightly. Captain
F. 0. Salotatry, Ist European Bengal Fusiliers, wounded
slightly. Captain E. St. George, Ist European Bengal
Fusiliers, wounded dangerously. Lieutenant N. Ellsle,t
European Bengal Fusilier', wounded slightly.
6th Infantry Brigade.—Captain W. F. Thynne, 2nd Bat-
talion Rifle Brigade, killed. Ensign L. E. Cooper, 2nd Bat-
talion Rifle [triode, wounded dangerously, since dead.
Ensign J. A. Drake, (H. E. I. C. service attached), doing
duty, 3rd Battalion Rile Brigade, wounded slightly.
Lieutenant A. J. Anderson (38th N. 1.), 2nd Punjaub In-
fantry, killed. Lieutenant P. W. Poulin. 2nd Ptuilaub In-
fantry, wounded severely.
tra Igragrav Tlxviszog.

Lieutenant J. Wall, deirTryeinisiiFit. quartermaster-
63rmg, divisional staff, killed. Lieutenant 8. Chalmers,
ai
Native Infantry, sub•sinistant 000rmiesary-geseral),
Maims' staff, wounded lamely. Lieutenant Ogilvie,
(Madras flappers and Miners), divisional staff, wounded
7th Infantry Brigade.—Captain J. Cator, bee Majesty's
10th Foot, wounded severely. Major W. Radcliffe, her Ma-
jesty's 20th Regiment, wounded veverely. Captain A. IL
Warren, her Majesty's 20th Regiment, wounded slightly.
Lieutenant-Colonel T. 0. W. lnerrsm, her Majesty's 97th
Regiment, killed.
Abstract.—Otticem killed or died of wounds, 19; officers
wounded, 48. Total, 87. H. W. NoaxAs, Major,
Deputy Adjuianteoenemild the Army

THE Loss OF SHE SCHOONER GEORGE.—NARRA-
TITS OW THE 501.1 Bnavtvon.—William Williams, the
mond mate of the schooner George, which was lost on
Friday, off Tuskar, arrived in Liverpool yesterday. Be
Moss that at 8 cm., on Friday, the vessel suddenly capsized,
/eke dews head-foremost with a plunge. The captain and
el beads IMO on deck, and Jumped overboard to windward,
In ceder to prevent being taken down by the ship. Williams
and two other men clung to a piece of floating plank,
but after . some time the two wen became exhausted,
and dropped away. Williams, however, continued
to remain upon the plank until half-past three in the after-
I noon (altogether about seven hours), when be was observed
by • passenger on board the Brigand steamer, bound from
Swansea to Behest. His heed alone was visible, and he
wee jest about to sink when he was thus fortunately rescued.
Be wee vary kindly treated by the people of the Brigand,
sad pat to bed, where he remained mail at eleven o'clock the
samßriiAght he wee aroused by the collision between the
and the William Campbell, which caused the loss of
both these vessels, and the destruction of upwards of twenty
EWE. Williams succeeded in getting into a boat, and with
other, of the survivors was taken up by the Eepoir, a Belgian
vessel, and conviyed to Milford. Daring the catastrophe to
the George the wind was blowing • gale, and there wen a
heavy sea on. Williams noticed that a ship and a schooner
were doss to, but neither offered to bear dawn and help the
Gems. The J. R. Bnvishaw, which arrived at Liverpool
en Sunday, reported haring sesst a schooner capues, and
this circumstance corresponds with Williantes aooonnt of the
Musa of one of the vessels to come to their aid.

CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MAILS-1 he ateato-ehip
North American is to owl to-day (Wednesday) from Liver-
pool for Quebec with the Comedies mails. Loners will be
received at the Liverpool dike until 9.46 am., with IN. has
until 10.16. and ow the landing stage until 11. The Niagara
mils on Saturday next for Halifax and Boston. Letters will
be received at the Liverpool pat-onSce until 1 p.m. on that
day, with late fees until 2, and on the landing-nags until 3.
THE OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
The Mown-ship Pore, Captain Jandemon, lett Southampton
yestmdsy with the above mails, a lull cargo, specie of the
value of 99,1981., and 98 passenger., among whom are Major
Harvey, Captain Caroming, Captain and Mrs. Watson,
Lieutenant Barrington. Ike.
JAPAN.—A Mr. Goshkevitch has been appointed
Rani= consul in Jima. He will reside in the Wend of
Yam. His wife will lies with him there; and she will be
the first European female everpermitted to reside in the
Japanese dominions. Mr. 'itch was ton years is
Pe. He was in the amebas frigate Diana while she was
being chewed rime.' round the world by the British men-of-
war during the lighting in dm Crimea. While being chased,
the Diana, it will to remembered, wee wrecked during as
earthquake in the Eastern ems. Mr. Ocekevitolt 'soaped
with his life, end embarked m board a Garman merchant.
man for Russia, vie Kamchatka. Hs was takes gaimmor,
however, in the merobantrasn, by a British anther, ecnveyed
to Hoag Kong, and, at the conoinairm of the Ruing= war,
libwaW. He then accompanied Count Pulled', his old
commander of the Diana, as interpreter, to Japes ; and he
brought back to Si. Petersburg a Japers, with whose ar
datums he has compiled a Jopanesedletkeery. Mr. Gear
vita proceeds to Japan vie Siberia sad the Armor Aver.
Nix 1 IVERPOOL MAGISTRATE/.—The following
genders= have been nominated by the government to It m
erg'for the borough :-11r. A. Ceetellain, Mr. Pres-
Mr. R. Rankin, Mr. James Tyree, Mr. 81. lit.
Omme, r. R. Hatchinme, merchants ; Mr. T. Chilton,
hanker ; Mr. J. B. Lloyd and Mr. Lawrence Peel, solithem;
R. W. Hoogaton, Esq., and E. Amend, Req. ; and Mr. T.l
' Toy balm.