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

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—TUESDAT NIGHT.
A thin muster, and very little buAiness transacted.
The betting on the Cesarewitoh, however, was marked
by two or three changes of considerable importance.
Robgill receded to 10 to 1, laid in hundreds, and after-
wards freely offered. 200 to 10 was at first betted against
Scythian, but towards the close his friends stepped in to
the rescue, and he returned to 16 to 1. King Tom, on
the strength of his performance to-day, advanced to 16
to 1 ; and Boer, following in his wake, reached 20 to 1,
taken. Further comment is unnecessary. Closing
prices :

CESAREWITCH.
10 to 1 agst Robgill (taken and offered)
16 to 1 agst Scythian (taken)
16 to 1 agst King Tom (taken)
20 to 1 agst Neville (20 to 1 taken)
20 to 1 agst Mr. Sykes (taken)
20 to 1 agst Boer (taken)
25 to 1 agst Monarque (taken)
25 to 1 agst Muscovite (taken)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
15 to lon the field (offered)
25 to 1 agst Vandyke (taken)
25 to 1 agst Lord Alfred (taken)
DUST
14 to 1 agst Ellingto:, (taken to 501.)
WEDNESDAY.

The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs. each, for 3 yr•olds ;
colts, Sst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b. Certain penalties and
allowances. D.I. (2 miles 119 yards). (16 subs.)
Duke of Bedford's Habena by Birdcatcher, Bst 31b
(Pettit) 1
Sir C. Monck's Vandal, Bst 71b (Bartholomew) 2
Lord Exeter's Besika, Set 31b (Norman) 3
Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for 2-yr-
olds. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards). (4 subs )
Mr. Combo's Looey, by Tory Bay, Bst 41b

(Bartholomew) 1
Mr. Payne's Lord Raglan, 7st 12Ib (Flatman) 2
Mr. Hastings' b c by lago—Lady Lawn, B.t 71b

(Collins) 3
Eighth Triennial Produce Stakes of 10 soya. each, for
2 yr-olds ; cults, 84 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. The owner
of the second horse to receive a sum equal to 10 per
cent, on the whole stake, and the owner of the third
horse a sum equal to 5 per cent. on the whole stake.
T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards). (68 subs.)
Mr. J. M. Stanley's Mary Copp, Bst 41b (Bartholomew) 1
Lord Bruce's Intimidation, Bst 41b
'Mr. Hart's Aleppo, Bst 71b ............................................. 23
The following also ran—Plenty, Duvernay, Fit-a• Pat.
Sweepstakes of 10 save each, for 2-yr-olds, colts 84 71b,
fillies 84 41b. The winner to he sold for 50 soya if
demanded, &c. First half of Ab.M. 3 furlongs 215
yds. 3 subs.
Duke of Bedford's Monceda, Bst 41b
Mr. Lowther 's Piccaninny, Bst 71b
Mr. Payne's Lord Raglan, 84 71b 3
A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each; 2-yr.olds, Est; throe
Bst 41b, four Bst 12,b, five and upwards 9,t 111 b. Tte
winner to be sold for 150 sous if demanded, &c. R.M.
1 mile 17 yds. 4 hubs.
Duke of Bedford's Alcoyne, by Robert de Gorham,
yrs, Bst 41b (Pettit) 1
Mr 3 . Robinson's Plumpton Maid, 2 yrs, Ost ...(Miles) 2
Mr. J. Taylor's Ida, 3 yrs, Bst 41b (Wells) 3
Mr. A. J. Le Cras's Ticton, 5 yrs, 94 llb ...(Collins) 4
Fifty Pounds, for three-yr-olds, 7st slb ; four, Bst 81b ;
five, Bst 131 h ; six and aged, 9s, D.I. (2 miles 119
yards.)
Mr. Daley's Black Swan, by Knight of the Whistle,
5 yrs, Bst 131 b
(Rook) 1
Duke of Bedford's Triton, 3 yrs, 'lst 51b...(J. Steggles) 2
Mr. Combe's Bluebeard, 4 yrs, Bst 81b...(Bartholomew)

Viscount Palmersto❑ entertained the French Aruba,.
sador at dinner yesterday.
Mr. Layard has arrived at Genoa.
Generals MacMahon, Niel, and Bosquet have been
raised to the dignity of R.G.C.'s of the Legion of
Honour.
Lc Nord, the Russian organ at Brusseho, says the
evacuation of Sebastopol is a decided advantage, corn•
pared to the burning of Moscow.

NAMES OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED.

DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL SIMPSON.
(From the Supplement to the London, Gazette of Tues.

day.)
WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 26.

Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches
and their enclosures, of which the following are copies,
addressed to his lordship by General Simpson :
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 Curzon.
Every effort is being made to take possession of the
vast quantity of warlike stores left by the enemy in the
town. I am unable at present to give your lordship any
details.

I transmit the medical report of Dr. Hall.
I rejoice to see by it that many of the wounds are not
of so serious a nature as those received on the 18th June.

I enclose the list of casualties, which, I regret to say,
are not complete.—l have, &c.,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding.
The Lord Paumure, &c.

(Enclosure 1.)
Camp before Sebastopol, Sept. 9, 1855.
Sir,—l have the honour to enclose a return of casual-
ties in the attack on the Redan yesterday ; and I have
much satisfaction in being able to state that nearly the
whole of the wounded were brought in, in the course of
the afternoon and early part of the night, accommodated
in either their own regimental hospitals or in the general
hospital in camp, and their injuries properly and
promptly attended to by the medical officers. Those
men who fell wounded too near to the enemy's works to
admit of their removal were brought in early this morn-
ing, as well as such wounded Russians as had been left
in the Redan by their countrymen.
The list of casualties, though numerous, is not of so
serious a character as that of the 18th of June, and I
hope many of the wounded will soon be restored to the
ranks.
The ambulance conveyance, under Captain Pigott's
orders, was efficiently conducted, and I have much plea-
sure in bearing testimony to the care and steady conduct
of the drivers in the execution of their duty.
Of the skill and attention of the medical officers, both
staff and regimental, as well as of those gentlemen who
had volunteered their services from the civil hospitals at
Smyrna and Renkeoi, and from the general hospital at
Scutari, I cannot speak too highly ; and I beg to bring
under your notice Dr. Alexander, deputy inspector gene.
ral of hospitals ; Dr. A. Gordon, staff-surgeon, first
class ; and Dr. Monat, staff surgeon first class, for their
able professional aid and zealous exertions in providing
for the wants .of the wounded, the two, former in the
Light and Second Divisions and the latter in the gene.
ral hospital in camp.—l have, &c.,
J. HALL, Inspector General of Hospitals.
General Simpson, Commanding in Chief.

RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
THE ASSAULT ON SEBAS,TOPOL, ON BTH SEPTEMBER.
HIGHLAND DIVISION.
42d Foot-1 man dangerously, 1 man severely, 10 men
slightly, wounded. Total, wounded, 12 men.
7211 Faot-1 killed; lofficer (Quartermaster M'Donald)
dangerously, 7 men severely, 10 men slightly, wounded.
Total killed, 1 man ; wounded, 1 officer, 17 men.
'TALI Foot-4 men dangerously, 7 men slightly, wounded.
Total wounded, 11 men. q • •
93d Foot-1 man dangerously, 3 men severely, 1 man
slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 5 men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
17th Foot-1 officer (Lieutenant Thompson), 6 men dan-
gerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant Squire), 5 men severely, 1
offi.!,er (Lieutenant Parker), 8 men slightly, wounded.
Total wounded, 3 officers, 19 men.
20th Foot-1 man severely, 5 men slightly, wounded.
Total wounded, 6 men.
21st Foot-1 man severely, 7 men slightly, wounded.
Total wounded, 8 men.
46th Foot-1 man slightly wounded. Total wounded, 1
man.
48th Foot-6 men slightly wounded. Total wounded,
6 men.
57th Foot-1 man dangerously, 3 men severely, wounded.
Total wounded, 4 men.
63d Foot-1 man killed ; 1 man dangerously, 1 officer
(Lieut.-Col.P. Lindsay) severely, 3 men slightly, wounded.
Total killed, 1 man ; wounded, 1 officer, 4 men.
68th Foot-1 man slightly wounded. Total, wounded,.
1 man.
Rifle Brigade-2 men killed; 1 man dangerously, 1 man
severely, 7 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 2 men ;
wounded, 9 men.

RIGHT SIEGE TRAIN.
Right Attack-1 officer (Deputy-Assistant Commissary
Hayter), 5 men killed; 2 officers (Capt. Fitzroy and Lieut.
Champion), 17 men severely, 1 officer (Lieutenant Tylei ),
17 men slightly wounded. Total killed, I officer, 5 men ;
wounded, 3 officers, 34 men.
SAPPERS AND MINERS.
Left Attack-1 officer (Captain Sedley) 3 men, danger-
ously; 2 officers (Major Chapman and Lieut. Elphinstone),
3 men severely, 1 man slightly, wounded. Total wounded,
3 officers, 7 men.
Rifle Brigade-2 men slightly wounded. Tota wounded,
2 men.
3d Foot-2 men dangerously wounded. Ton Woupded,
2 men.
17th Foot-2. man severely wounded. Total' wounded,
1 man.
23d Foot-10 men dangerously, 3 menftwowdy wounded.
Total wounded, 13 men. eau: .
41st Foot-2 men dangerously, 1 man severely wounded.
Total wounded, 3 men.
55th Foot —lman dangerously wounded. Total wounded,
1 man.
OM Foot---2 rneti killed, 3 men dangerously wounded.
, Total killed, 2 man ; wounded, 3 men.
77th Foot-1 man killed, 1 man dangerously wounded.
Total killed, 1 man; wounded, 1 man.
88th Foot-1 man dangerously wounded. Total wounded,
1 man.
90th Foot-1 man killed ; 7 men dangerously, 4 men
severely wounded. Total killed, 1 man; wounded, 11

men.
93d. root-1 man severely wounded. Total wounded,
1 man.
97th Foot-2 men severely wounded. Total wounded,
2 men.
19th Foot-1 man killed. Total killed, 1 man.
LIGHT DIVISION.
7th Foot-2 officers (Lieutenants Wright and Colt), 11
men, killed ; 1 officer (Captain Jones), 11 men, danger-
ously, 3 officers (Lieut.-Col. Heylands and Captains Hickey
and Hibbert), 36 men severely, 1 officer (Major Turner),
20 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 2 officers, 11 men ;
wounded, 5 'officers, 67 men.
23d Foot-1 officer (Lieut. Somerville) killed ;' 9 officers
(Captains Vane and Poole, Lieutenants Tupper, O'Conner,
Mil ett, Hall, Dare, Holding, Beck, and Dyneley (since
deati)=4§lmesmlengaronsty, 2 officers (Col. Lysons and
Lieut. Williamson), 50 men severely, 2 officers, (Lients.
Prevost and Radcliffe), 40 men slightly, wounded. Total
killed, 1 ollizer—•,—sondaded, 13 officers, 130 men.
33a Foot-1 officer (Lieut. Donovan) killed ; 8 men
dangerously, 2 officers (Colonel Gough and Adjutant Tose-
land), 19 men, severely, 3 officers (Captain Ellis and Lieu-
tenants Willis and Trent), 18 men slightly wounded. To-
tal, killed, 1 officer; wounded, 5 officers, 45 mon.
34th Foot,-3 men killed ; 2 officers (Lieutenants Harris
and Laurie), 24 men severely, 38 men slightly wounded.
Total, killed, 3 men ; wounded, 2 officers, 62 men.
19th Foot-25 men killed ; 3 officers (Lieutenants God- 1
frey, Goren, and Massey), 6 men dangerously, 4 officers
(Lieutenants Unett and Molesworth, and Ensigns Martin
and Young), 63 men severely, 3 officers (Major Warden,
Captain Chippindall, and Lieutenant Bayley), 54 men,
slightly, wounded. Total, killed, 25 men; wounded, 10
officers, 12S men.
77th Foot-1 officer (Captain Parker, mortally, since
dead), 12 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenant Knowles
and Waters), JO men severely, 2 officers (Captain Butts
and Lieutenant Leggetts), 20 men slightly, wounded. To-
tal
wounded, 5 officers, 42 men. .
88th Foot.--1 officer
(Captain Grogan) killed ; 10 men
dangerously,
officers (Lieut.-Colonel Maxwell, Captains
Mauleverer and Boresford, Lieuts. Lambert, Hopton, Scott,
Walker), 62 men severely, 1 offi-
cer,and Watson., and Ensign .
General Shirley), 33 men slightly, wounded.
(Brigadier-
Total killed, 1 officer ; avounded, 9 officers, 105 men.
n Prestonand
dangerously,L e u t7s .0 Swiftifi ce r
90th Foot-3 officers (Captaii
3 men nla Rattray,
and Wilner),
s
(Captains Grove, Tinlir, and Wade,
Pigott, Deverill and Sir C. Pigott), 90. men severely, 5
officers htl wounded. Total
(Captaine°::n4i(n?pul Vau han, Dents. Rous, Gra-
ham, and Haylock),l26 men.
35 'Lnienrslig y,
killed, 3 officers, 3 men ; wound.ce(ol,loln2eloffi
97th Foot.-4 officers (Lieut.-Colonel m
`Glregor), 1 mr.o
Hcaenrlock, Major
Welsford, Captain Hutton,
killed ; 1 officer (Captain Liainmiley ), 10
Lieut.m en
Gdoaondgeenroouugsll,y):
2 -officers (Captain Sibthor
38 men severely, 4 officers (PCaapntadin Woods,ht LNiveouutnendandt.
Hill, Fitzgerald, and Browne), 40 men sig y: .
Total killed, 4 officers, 1 mau ; wounded, 7 officers, 88
men,
Rifle Brigade-2 officers (Captain Hammond and Lieu-
tenant Ryder), 13 men killed; 8 men dangerously, 2
offi-
cers (Lieutenants Riley and Eyre), 50 men severely, ,
officers (Lieutenants Eccles, Fellow, Woodford, -Moore,
Borough, and Playn), 67 men slightly, wounded. Total
killed, 2 officers, ,13 men • wounded, 8 officers, 125 men.
SEdOND DIVISION.
General Staff-1 officer (Lieutenant Swiree, A.D.C.),
dangerously, 2 officers (Brevet Major Rooke and Lieute-
nant Morgan, A.D.C.),-; severely, 2 officers (Brigadier Ge-
neral Warren, C.B:, slight cut of head, and Colonel Hon.
P. Herbert), slightly, wounded. Total wounded, 5 officers,
Ist Foot, 2d Battalion-1 man killed; 1 officer (Captain
Gillum), 2 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenantil-
limns and Hon. Plunkett), 3 men severely, 1 officer
(Lieutenant Keat), 13 men slightly, wounded. Total
killed, 1 man; wounded, 4 officers, 18 men.
3d Foot-3n man killed; 2 officers (Major Maude and
Ensign Peachey), 4 men dangerously, 1 officer (Ensign
Lott 9, 31 men severely, 4 officers (Brigadier General Van
Straubenzee, Captains Wood and Dunbar, and Lieutenant
Cox), 41 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 39 men ;
wounded, 7 officers, 76 mon.
30th Foot-1 officer (Lieuteparat Colonel Patullo), 12
(Captains Pocock and Stevenson
• men killed ; officers
since dead), Lieutenant Kerr and Ensign Dean (since
dead), •12 men dangerously, 2 officers (Lieutenants Field
'ttud. Saunders), 49 mon severely, 3 officers (Lieutenant
Colonel Ilauleverer, Brevet Major 'Campbell, Lieutenant
Austin, and Ensign Moorsom), 40 men slightly, wounded.
Total killed, 1 officer, 12 men ; wounded, 10 officers, lul
men.
41st Foot-2 officers (Captains Lockhart and Every), 2
men killed; I 'officer (Lieutenant Colonel Eman, C. 8.), 6
men dangerously, 1 officer (Lieutenant; Kingscote) 47 men
severely, 4-officers (Major Pratt, Captain RoWlands Lieu-
tenants Maudo and Hamilton), 58 men slightly, wounded.
Total. killed, 2 officers, 2 men; wounded, 6 officers, 111
men.
47th Foot--. 3 'men killed ; 1 man dangerously, 6 men
severely, 20 men slightly, wounded. Total killed, 3 men ;
wounded, 27 men.
49th Foot-1 officer (Captain !Rochfort), 2 men killed ;
1 officer (Ensi,,an. Mitchell), 1 man dangerously, 1 officer
(Brevet
Major King), 9 men severely, 16 men slightly,
wounded. Total killed, 1 officer, 2 men; wounded, 2
officers, 26 men.
• „
sth Foot-1 officer • •
(Brevet Lieut.-Col. Cuddy) killed ;
7 men dangerously, 4 officers .(Major Cure, Captains R.
Hume and J. Hume, and Lieut. Johnston)' 47 men
severely, 1 officer (Capt. Richards), 51 men slightly,
wounded. Total killed,l. officer ; wounded, 5 officers, 105
men.
62d Foot-3 officers (Captains Cox and Blakeston)
5 men daagerouely, 2 officers (Lieut.-Colonel Tyler and