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

JULY 4

3d Bat talion Grenadier Guards—Privates George Wesson,
severely, ; Charles Dean, severely ; Thomas Chapman, se-
verely ; Robert Barrett, slightly ; James Tarrent, slightly.
Ist I :attalion, Scots Fusilier Guards—Privates James
Heron, slightly; Henry Smith, severely ; William Bell,
slightl F..

3d 1 !o ot—Privates Robert Hallam, slightly.
9th root—Privates Michael Nash, severely ; Thos, Ream-
ington , dangerously; John Masters, slightly; Thos. Hynes,
slight] r ; Matthew Conuell, slightly.
14th . Foot—Private Montgomery McKenzie, severely.
31st Foot—Drummer Patrick Fox, slightly ; Privates
Edwat d . Howard, severely ; George Barnes, slightly.
34th • Regiment of Foot—Serjeant Alexander Watson,
slightl, r ; Corporal David Hope, slightly ; Privates Thomas
Loft, slightly ; Jonathan Munro, slightly.
88th I Regiment of Foot—Privates Thomas Wilson, severely ;
John ( Is ifan, dangerously ; Thomas Baker, severely.
89th Regiment of Foot—Privates John Cox, severely ;
Phillip _Dowd, dangerously ; Michael McKewn, slightly,
JULY 5,

3d I la ttalion, Grenadier Guards—Serjeants James Davies,
slight], ; Joseph Drage, slightly ; Privates Charles Weedou,
severe] y ; Robert Wells, severely ; Isaac Milliner, slightly.
9th F' oot—Corporal Michael Monaghan, severely.
17th . :Foot—Privates William Ryan, slightly ; and John
Cain, ghtly.
38th l Wt—Private Alexander M'Connell, severely.
41st 1 'oot Privates Denis Boland, slightly ; Johnickey,
severely ; James M'Gmth, slightly.
44th 1~ 'oot.—Private John McCarthy, slightly.
68th >Q 'oot.—Privates Thomas Murrell, slightly ; Thomas
Wilson, , severely.
72d V oot.—Privates John Youle, slightly ; John Orr,
slightly.,
77th ] 'oot.—Privates John Coonahan, slightly ; William
Dunn, cu mgerously ; Richard Pullen, slightly.
79th I 'oot—Privates Hugh Campbell, severely; John Wat-
son, se, re rely ; George Vershaw, slightly.
88th F 'oot—Privates Patrick Kennedy, severely ; James
Carney,. ,
90th Foot—Private William Norris, severely.
95th F oot—Private Edward Jennings, slightly.
Ist B a ttalion Rifle Brigade—Private George Clark, dan-
gerousbr„,

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

&-AVIAL AND MILITARY IIVTELLIGENCE.

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-
nor of the Grenadier Guards, 2 men of the Coldstream
Guards, 1 man of the Scots Fusilier Guards, Colour-
Sergeant Strafhburn of the let Foot and 10 men, 14 men
of the 4th Foot, 3 men of the 7th Foot, Sergeant Mori-
arty and 1 nian of the 14tb, 3 men of 17th, 5 of the 18th,
Corporal O'Hara and 3 men of the 19th, 1 of the 20th,
lof 21st, 4of the 23d, 7of the 28th, Bof the 30th,
6 of the 32,c1, Corporal Fahy and 3 man of the 34th, 6 of
the 38th, 7 of the 41st, 1 of the 42d, Sergeant Denbow
awl 4 mcsn 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 55th, 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 93i, 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-
zateh June 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 446. Off Malta the Har-
binger spoke the screw steam-ship Lady Jocelyn. Be-
tween Pantellaria 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 Hydaspes and Indian were at
Gibraltar, coaling, for England. The sailing transports
Shooting Star and Tirnandra, 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 schooner and the Carroll, troopship.
The Hermes steam sloop, Commander Coryton, arrived
at Spithead yesterday afternoon, from the eastward.
The Royal yacht, with her Majesty, &c., on board,
steamed through Spithead and back to Osborne last
evening between 6 and 7 o'clock. The ships at Spithead
fired a Royal salute on the occasion.

The remains of the General Screw Company's steam-
ship Mauritius, which were sold by auction at South-
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 Mathuen,
arrived at Southampton yesterday from the Black Sea
with the following invalids and passengers :—From Ba-
laklava—General Pennefatlitr, Captain Ellison, 47th
Regiment ; Colonel Dixon, 77th Regiment ; Captain
Massey, 19th Regiment; Lieutenant Lyons, R.N. ;-
Mrs. Peifer ; 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 Falton. 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., left Sheerness yesterday
afternoon for Jersey, with-a detachment of the 79th Re-
giment 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 shilos in the Baltic fleet. y The following officers were
on beard 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. H. 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-
d'3rs 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 volunteer for foreign ser-
vice, now musters about 1,000 men at Berwick•on-Tweed.

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