The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-19 00:00:00

JULY 4,

3d Battalion Grenadier Guards—Privates George Wesson,
severely ; Charles Dean, severely ; Thomas Chapman, se-
verely,' ; Robert Barrett, slightly ; James Tarrent, slightly.

Ist Battalion, Scots Fusilier Gnards—Priviltes- James
Heron, slightly; Henry Smith, severely ; William Bell,
slightly. •

3d Foot—Privates Robert Hallam, slightly.
9th Foot—Privates Michael Nash, severely ; Thos. Ream-
ington, dangerously ; John Masters, slightly ; Thos. Hynes,
slightly ; Matthew Connell, slightly.
14th Foot—Private Montgomery M'Kenzie, severely.
31st Foot—Drummer Patrick Fox, slightly ; Privates
Edward Howard, severely ; George Barnes, slightly.
34th Regiment of Foot—Spijeant Alexander Watson,
slightly ; Corporal David Hope, slightly ; Privates Thomas
Loft, slightly ; Jonathan Munro, slightly.
88th Regiment of Foot—Privates Thomas Wilson, severely ;
John Griffin, dangerously ; Thomas Baker, severely.
89th Regiment of Foot—Privates John Cox, severely ;
Phillip Dowd, dangerously ; Michael McKewn, slightly.

JULY 5.

3d Battalion, Grenadier Guards—Serjeants James Davies,
slightly ; Joseph Drage, slightly ; Privates Charles Weedon,
severely ; Robert Wells, severely ; Isaac Milliner, slightly.
9th Foot—Corporal Michael Monaghan, severely.
17th Foot—Privates William Ryan, slightly ; and John
Cain, slightly.
38th Foot—Private Alexander M'Connell, severely.
41st Foot Privates Denis Boland, slightly ; John Hickey,
severely ; James M'Ggath, slightly.
44th Foot.—Private John McCarthy, slightly.
68th Foot.—Privates Thomas Murrell, slightly ; Thomas
Wilson, severely.
72d Foot.—Privates John Yeule, 'slightly; John Orr,
slightly.-
77th Foot.—Privates John Coonahan, slightly ; William
Dunn, dangerously ; Richard Pullen, slightly.
79th Foot—Privates Hugh Campbell, severely; Yohn Wat-
son, severely ; George Vershaw, slightly.
88th Foot—Privates Patrick Kennedy, severely ; James
Carney, slightly.
90th Foot—Private William Norris, severely.
95th Foot—Private Edward Jennings,, slightly.
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Private George Clark, dan-
gerously.

W. L. PAKENHAM, Lieut.-Colonel,
Acting-Adjutant-General.

YAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

The steam transport Indian went into Portsmouth har-
bour yesterday afternoon to land invalids from the seat
of war in the East, viz.:-Ist Dragoons 1 man, 1 man of
the 4th do., 1 man of the 11th Hussars, Sergeant Skin-
ner of the Grenadier Guards, 2 men of the Coldstream
Guards, 1 man of the Scots Fusilier Guards, Colour-
Sergeant Strathburn of the Ist Foot and 10 men, 14 men
of the 4th Foot, 3 men of the 7th Foot, Sergeant Mori-
arty and 1 man of the 14th, 3 men of 17th, 5 of the 18th,
Corporal O'Hara and 3 men of the 19th, 1 of the 20th,
1 of the 21st, 4 of tha 23d, 7 of the 28th, 8 of the 30th,
6 of the 33d, Corporal Fahy and 3 man of the 34th, 6 of
the 38th, 7 of the 41st, 1 of the 42d, Sergeant Denbow
and 4 men of the 44th, 2 of the 4th, Sergeant Cox and
2 men of the 47th, 2 of the 48th, 2 of the 49th, 1 of the
50th, 4 of the 55tb, Sergeants Owen and Saville and 11
men of the 62d, 2 of the 63d, 1 of the 68th, 4 of the
77th, 1 of the 79th, 6 of the 89th, 6 of the 90th,
6 of the 93d, Sergts. Deaton and Walker, Corporal
Cowper and 13 men of the 95th, 5 men of the 97th, 7
of the Ist Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 6 of the 2d
ditto, Sergeant Holloway and 2 men of the army corps,
and 2 men of the 71st Foot.
The Harbinger, steam, transport, arrived at Spithead
yesterday from the seat of war. She sailed from Ka-
zatch Juue 23, Scutari June 26, Malta July 3, and
Gibraltar Bth. She brought. Captain G. W. Ramsay,
Aide-de-Camp to General Vivian, in command of the
Turkish contingent, and 12 naval invalids from Scutari.
From Malta she embarked Lieutenant Dashwood, of
the Rifle Brigade ; and from Gibraltar, Captain, Mrs.,
and Miss Thompson, of the 54th. Off Malta the Har-
binger spoke the screw steam-ship Lady Jocelyn. Be.
tween Pantel!aria and Malta she passed the screw steam-
ships Golden Fleece, Tynemouth, and Assistance ; also,
the Taurus and the Pride of the Ocean sailing transport.
The screw steam-ships Hydaapes and Indian were at
Gibraltar, coaling, for England. The sailing transports
Shooting Star and Timandra, and her Majesty's steam-
ships Gorgon and Medusa, were at anchor in the bay.
The Whitley-park transport arrived at Spithead yes-
terday from the East. She left Malta July 2, and Gibral-
tar July 11. On July 13, in lat. 39.30 N. long. 9.56 W.,
spoke the Fanny schocner and the Carroll, troopship.
The Hermes steam-sloop, Commander Coryton, arrived
at Spithead yesterday afternoon, from the ea-t Rand.
The Royal yacht, with her Majesty, &c., on board,
steamed through Spithead and back to Osborne last
evenino. between 6 and 7 o'clock. The ships at Spithead
fired :Royal salute on the occasion.

The remains of the General Screw Company's steam-
ship Mauritius, which were mild by auction at Sduth-
ampton a few days ago, and purchased by Messrs. Bark-
ley,.and Co., of Glasgow, left Southampton yesterday
afternoon for the Clyde, in tow of the steam-tug Con-
queror.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship
Colombo, screw transport, No. 63, Captain Methuen,
arrived at Southampton yesterday from the Black Sea
with the following invalids and passengers :—From Ba-
laklava—General Pennefather, Captain Ellison, 47th
Regiment ; Colonel Dixon, 77th Regiment ; Captain
Massey, 19th Regiment ; Lieutenant Lyons, R.N. ;
Mrs. Pelfer ; Mr. Hutchinson, and two seamen from the
steam-ship Hope. From Constantinople—Dr. William-
son, Turkish service ; Mr. Randall, and Miss and Miss
E. Hopkins. From Malta—Daniel Felton. The Co.
lombo left Balaklava, June 24 ; Constantinople, 30 ;
Malta. July 7 ; and Gibraltar, 11.
The Horatio, 8 guns, screw steam-frigate, Captain the
Hon. A. A. Cochrane, C. 8., loft Sheerness yesterday
afternoon for Jersey, with a detachment of the 79th Re-
giuient for duty at Jersey.
The Centaur, 6 guns, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, Cap-
tain W. J. C. Clifford, also left Sheerness yesterday for
the Baltic. She takes out a large draught of supernu-
merary seamen and boys o he first and second class for
the ships in the Baltic fleet. The following officers were
on board to join their respective ships :—Mr. A. C.
Nichols, assistant-paymaster, for duty in the Duke
of Wellington ; Commander Chamberlain, to join and
take command of the Conflict, 8, screw steam-ship ; and
Mr. G. IL L. Wise, paymaster, returning to the Cos-
sack, after bringing home despatches from the Comman-
der-in-Chief.

The steam-vessel Myrtle, Master Commander W. S.
Bourchier, yesterday took on board a large draught of
seamen, petty officers, and first and second-class boys
from the Waterloo to Chatham to join the Castor, 36-
gun frigate, now fitting at Chatham.
The Cruiser, 17, screw steam-sloop, Commander the
Hon. G. H. Douglas, arrived at Sheerness yesterday at
3 p.m. from Portsmouth ' • she saluted the Admiral's
flag, and anchored in the harbour to wait Admiralty or-
ders A draught of supernumerary seamen were brought
round in her, and immediately sent on board the Centaur.
Capt J. Macdougall has been appointed superintend-
ent of the packet service at Southampton, vice Dacres.
The 4th Royal Lancashire Light Infantry Regiment,
which was one of the first to vottinteer for foreign ser-
vice, now musters about 1,000 mEin.at Berwick•on-Tweed.

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