The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-09 00:00:00

Enclosure 2.

NOMINAL RETURN OF PRISONERS OF WAR,
CONVEYED FROM ODESSA, BY STEAM-
SHIP COLLUMBO, AND HER MAJESTY'S
SHIP.
Royal Engineers.—Taken at Sebastopol, July 2,
1854—Lieutenant Edward R. James.
4th Light Dragoons.—Taken at Balaklava, Oct. 25,
1854—Trumpet-Major Hugh Crawford, Corporal Jos.
Armstrong, Privates James Bagshaw, James Bolton,
Robert Farquharson, Charles Fredericks, Thomas King,
Thomas Lucas, (wounded ; loss of left hated, unfit for
service), Michael O'Brien, Samuel Parkes.
4th Dragoon Guards.—Taken on Piquet, Tchernaya,
Oct. 6, 1854—Privates Joseph Chapman and Dennis
Driscoll, wounded.
Bth Hussars.—Taken at Balaklava, Oct. 25, 1854—
Privates John Beavan (wounded in several places ; well
at present), William Bird, Patrick Horan, Richard Pal-
freyman.
11th Hussars.—Taken at Balaklava, Oct. 25, 1854—
Privates John Dryden, wounded severely, 27 wounds,
suffers occasionally at present ; Nathan Henry, wounded;
Henry Parker ; William Pilkington, wounded.
13th Light Dragoons.—Taken at Balaklava, Oct. 25,
1854—Troop-Sergeant-Majors John Lincoln, George
Smith, wounded severely. Taken on patrol, Oct. 12,
1854—Sergeant Henry Alderson. Taken at Balaklava,
Oct. 25, 1854—Privates George Cooper, wounded ; Ed-
ward Hanlan, wounded ; John M'Cann, wounded in
several places, well at present ; Charles Warren ; Amos
Harris, wounded.
17th Lancers.—Taken at Balaklava, Oct. 25, 1854
Privates James M'Alister, Thothas Marshall, and James
Whiteman, all wounded.
Royal Artillery.—Taken in trenches, Oct. 18, 1851—
Gunner and Driver Alexander Willey.
Grenadier Guards.—Taken at Balaklava, Dec. 13,
1864—Private Edward Whitfield.
Coldstream Guards—Taken in Trenches, Nov. 1,
1854—Private James Kerby, wounded.
7th Foot—Taken at Inkerman, Nov. 5, 1854 —Cor-
poral Thomas Edwards ; Privates Robt. Argue, Thos.
Kelson, Terence Lynch, wounded, Atkinson Nettleton,
James Walsh. -
20th Foot—Taken at Inkerman, Nov. 5, 1854
Private Patrick Murray, wounded.
23d Foot—Taken at Inkerman, Nov. 5, 1854 Ser-
jeant Geo. Newman; Corporal Wm. Hill, Privates Richd.
Clarke, Geo. Cumber, John Birch, lately ill, and re•
quires convalescent duty, John Crook, John Gettings,
Win. Lancaster, Edwd. Manderville. Taken inTren ches,
Dec. 3, 1854—Private William Macdonald, wounded.
Taken at Inkerman, Dec. 5, 1854—Privates James
Wilkinson, Charles Williams.
30th Foot—Taken at Balaklava, Jan. 13, 1855—Ser-
jeant Thomas Shaw.
33d Foot.—Taken in Trenches, Oct. 18, 1854—Pri-
vate William Paradise. Taken in Trenches, Dec. 20,
1854, P,ivate Samuel Smith, wounded ; unfit for service,
41st Foot—Taken at Inkerman, Nov. 5, 1854—Pr;

rates John McCarthy ; MichaeiPhillips, wounded.
42d Foot—Taken at Balaklava, Dec. 29, 1854—Pri
vate Alexander McKenzie, D.
44th Foot—Taken in Trenches, Oct. 21, 1854—Ser.
leant-Major Francis O'Neill.
46th Foot—Taken on the march to Alma, Sept. 19,
1854—Private John Maypole ; ill, and unfit for service.
47th Foot—Taken at Inkerman, Nov. 5, 1854—Pri-
vate Denis McDonald. Taken in Trenches, March 29,
1855—Private George Smith.
49th Regiment—Taken at Inkerman,Nov. 5, 1854
Serjeant John Surrage, convalescent from illness.
50th Regiment—Taken in Trenches, Feb. 4, 1855
Corporal John Courtenay. Taken in Trenches, Dec
homes
1854—Privates John Callaghan, wounded ; T
Corcoran, wounded . Edward Hartigan, wounded.
in Trenches, 'Dec. 3, 1854 Privates James
Howorth ; Patrick Thompson, wounded.
55th Foot—Taken in Trenches, Dec. 6, 1854—Pri-
vates Martin Graham, Michael Mahoney, Thomas 0--
burn, Jeremiah Reddy, and William Sullivan.
57th Foot—Taken in Trenches, Dec. 24, 1854—Ser-
jeant James Connolly. Taken at Balaklava, Dec. 24,
1854—Private Hugh King.
68th Foot—Taken in the Trenches Jan. 1
Adams,
3, 1855
' J`
Van
William Cooper, Private illiam
Taken on the March to Alma, Sept. 19, 1854—Private
James Bywater. Taken in the Trenches, Jan. 13, 1855
—Privates John Clarke, John Laurenson, James
Menaugh. Taken in the Trenches, Feb. 13, 1855—Pri.
Tate Stephen Hayes.
77th Foot—Taken in the Trenches, Oct. 11, 1
a 1 54—
Christopher Border, wounded. Taken
klava, Dec. 3, 1854—Private James M'Guire
1855—Pri-
.
88th Foot—Taken at Balaklava, May 17,
vate Thomas O'Brien.
97th Foot —Taken in the Trenches, Nov. 25, 1858a14
Privates John Drury, Thomas Packer. Taken at a-
klava, Nov. 27, 1854—Privates George Littlefi4—eld, Thos.
Penton. Taken at Balaklava, Dec. 30, 185 Private
Patrick Delany.
Rifle Brigade—Taken at Inkerm, Nov. 5, 1854
an
Colour-Sergeant George Nuseley, wounded ; Spanish
Muleteer Augustus Selind.
PRISONERS OF WAR LEFT SIDE AT VERONETZ.
13th Light Dragoons—Private Dukes.
68th Regiment of Foot—Private -- Connor.
PRISONERS OF WAR LEFT SICK ON THE MARCH FROM
VERONETZ TO ODESSA.
50th Regiment of Foot—Private Thomas Sinnott.
DESERTERS LEFT AT VERONETA.—Fifty-one.
As far as I can ascertain from the men themselves,
this return is correct.
(Signed) EDWARD R. JAMES,
Lieut., Royal Engineers.

Enclosure 3.
Eupatoria, October 25, 1855.
Sir, —I have the honour to report that the allied
troops stationed here, under the command of General of
Division D'Allonville, marched from Eupatoria on Mon-
day morning the 22d inst.
The force advanced in two columns, the details of
which "are in the margin,t the one taking a northerly
direction, and skirting towards the east of the lake
Susik Guiloie, until it arrived at the village of Kara-
gurt ; the other proceeding by the strip of land betweer
that lake and the sea, to the town of Sak.
The Light Cavalry Brigade and troop of Horse Artil-
lery, under my command, formed part of the first-men-
tioned column, which was commanded by General D'Al-
lonville himself.
~ when we bivouacked for the
We marched at da break, and arrived at Karagurt
(18 miles) about 4 p.m
night, and which, before leaving, we destroyed.
When we had advanced within about three miles of
this village we came in piesence of a force of about 20
squadrons of Russian cavalry, who retired before us, af-
ter some shots from the French Horse Artillery, which
told with some effect.
On the evening of the 23d we proceeded, at daybreak,

* Escort of Cavalry.; 4 guns; 17th, 20th, 57th, 63d,
Regiments ; 2 battaliotis of the Royal Marines.
IsT COLUMN-6 Ottoman battalions, 8 French batta-
lions (de Failly),
the Bashi Bozouks, 4 Ottoman squa-
drons, 1 Ottoman battery (Montee), 2 French batteries
(Montoes) ; "Ambulance Active" for 80 wounded, under
the orders of Mushir Achmet Pasha.
2D Commix-4 Ottomanßattalions, 2 French battalions,
the Bashi Bozouks, 12 Ottoman squadrons, 12 French
squadrons, 10 British squadrons, 6 pieces of Horse Ar-
tillery of each nation; Ambulance Active " for 80
wounded, under the orders of the General Commander-
in-Chief (Sup6rieur),