The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-23 00:00:00

DEATHS AT SCUTARI, cCe.

Ti7f7. f,71777'71:),- isa nomiLel ro!i of dcs.ths in the hrispi-
.!.i= ~••--ri, as reported to the Conatoand:4ut's office
by, ult:Jical authorities, from. the sth to the 7th of

March :

Staff Assistant-Surgeon M. A. Jane
Serjeant William Denton, 38th regt.
Cori oral William North, 62c1 regt.

PRIVATES.

Michael Froy, 46th regt.
Sydney Hager, 38th regt.
George Jepp, 90th regt.
Samuel King, Ist Rifles
Samuel Shepton, 7th regt.
James Corkery, 41st regt.
Charles Hepton, Ist regt.
George Tyrell, R.A.
John Tweedy, R.A.
William Wilson, R.A.
John Giun, 20th regt.
Thomas Smith, 23d refit.
James Morgan, 39th regt.
David Hinson, 49th regt.
John Quinn, 89th regt.
James Kirwin, 30th regt.
Thos. Sergeant, Scots Fusiliers
Edward Hulster, 34th regt.
Samuel Mace, 7th regt.
Charles Gosling, 7th regt.
James M'Mengh, R.A.
James Fellowes, 95th regt.
Robert Kent, Ist Rifles
Edward Rose, 97th regt.
Donald Grant, 93d regt.
John Currey, 21st regt.

John Maysfield, Ist Rifles
William Martin, Royal Art.
William Perry, Gren. Guards
Win. Peiveley, Gren. Guards
John Binfield, 7th regt.
Patrick Brodwick, 9th regt.
Thomas Merryman, 77th regt.
John Claye, 77th regt.
Pat. Chamberlain, 89th regt.
Samuel Smith, 23d regt.
Geo. Greenfield, 17th regt.
James Hird, 33d regt.
Joseph Bransgrove, 46th regt.
Henry Sayers, 90th regt.
Thomas Massey, Royal Art.
Edward Kain, Coldstrm. Gds.
James Cook, 97th regt.
Jonathan Toon, Royal Art.
Edward Daly, 19th regt.
Charles Cattermall, 19th regt.
Denis Worthy, 30th regt.
Robert O'Brien, 41st regt.
James Reilly, 44th regt.
Thomas Carroll,
.46th regt.
Samuel Smith, 23d regt.
Thomas Edwards, 23d regt.

DIED AT .
Serjeaut William Han
Serjeant Josiah Short,

.17LULEE.
Tilton, Ist Rifles.
55th regt.
TES.
Edward Evans, 89th regt.
Frank Dews, 7th regt.
Thomas Feltham, Ist regt.
Richard Arnold, 90th regt.
John Bennett, Royal Artillery
James M'Cabe, 68th regt.
Robert Bolton, sth Dr. Gds.
John M`Dermott, 33d regt.
George Pegriu, 9th regt.
John Fussell, 21st regt.
William Collins, 63d regt.
George Huston, 77th regt.
Edward Boam, 47th regt.

William Hamblin, 17th regt.
Benj. Macd, Coldstream Gds.
Matthew Cooley, 63d regt.
Charles Fisher, Gren. Guards
David Bishop, Ist Foot
Daniel Garner, Scots Fusiliers
John Williams, Scots Fusiliers
James Baird, 89th regt.
Joseph Brennan, 97th regt.
John Floyd, Ist Rifles
William Lock, 95th regt.
James Stony, 46th regt.
John Cox, 19th regt.
John Yates, 44th regt.

The following death occurred on board the Australia,
arrived with sick from the Crimea :
rrivate reLCk Glasepool, 23c1 regt.
BURIALS AT SCUTARI.
March 5

20

Total
MORNING STATE OF TIIE SICK, MARCH 7.
Officers
Non-commissioned officers, drummers, and
privates

4,301

The embarkation of the draught for the Crimea was
postponed till to-morrow, the Bth inst., at half-past 8
o'clock ; about 260 will embark.
There are 150 convalescents from this station about to
proceed to Gallipoli, to relieve the detachment of the
4th Regiment, which is to join the army in the Crimea.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

The writ has not yet arrived, though it is said to be at
Preston, where it awaits the impression of some indis-
pensable seal. If it should reach Liverpool in the course
of the evening, the nomination will, no doubt, take place
en Monday ; but if further delayed that event must be
postponed, as three clear days must elapse after its arri-
val. The Conservative party are anything but satisfied
with the specimen of their new candidate as presented
before them on Tuesday, b-it, as he is the only Richmond
in the field who is prepared to obey the behests of their
whipper-in, they make an effort to restrain their disap-
pointment, and intend to place him at the head of the
poll. The Liberal party are preparing for the struggle
with energy, but Mr. J. C. Evart takes no active part
in their operations.