The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-29 00:00:00

THE SUN, 1_,0t% DON, THURSDAY EVEN NOVEMBER 29, 1855.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE POLISH
INSU, .RECTION.

ing most patriotic sentiments, and readiness of the young
generation of the Poles to shed their blood or their
much-oppressed country.
After a vote of thanks to the chairman the meeting
separated.

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This day being the 25th anniverary of the Polish in-
surrection of 1830, the Polish exiles resident in London
attended the funeral service at the Roman Catholic
chapel, Sutton-street, Soho-square, for the repose of
their countrymen who fell in this and other national
struggles, after which they assembled in Sussex Cham-
bers, Duke-street, St. James's, where a meeting was held.
Colonel Chevalier WIEROINSKI occupied the chair, and
in opening the proceedings warned his countrymen to
be on their guard against the Polish doctrinaires, who
maintain that the present is not the time-for the Poles to
take any part in the war against Russia. Eighty-six
years of the most dreadful national calamities—four par-
titions, and the dungeons of the spoliators are filled with
Polish martyrs ; and while in all parts of the world the
bones of Poles bleached on every battle-field, and the
Polish brood flows profusely everywhere, these cold cal-
culators tell you now it is not yet time. Oh ! my
brethren !—(continued he)—Now, and now only, is the
right time to show to Europe and to the world that Po-
land is rot dead—that she is ready to perform her old
task of watching over and shielding the liberties and the
independence of the civilised part of Europe.
Captain CHAS. SZULCZENTSKI proposed the first reso-
lution, which was as follows : _ _ _

SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock.

HARROW RACES—(This Day.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH)
SCURRY HANDICAP.

Victory
Roving Betsy

Six ran.
£4O PLA.TE.

Sine-qua-non
Anglo-Saxon

Four ran.
HARROW PLATE.

John o' Bruges

Victory

Four ran.
STEEPLECHASE.

Minerva
Lord of the Isles

Janus
Six ran.
HACK STEEPLECHASE.

Ginger
Massaroni

Eight ran.
HANDICAP HURDLE.

Sailor

Ginger

Nine ran.

Nothing doing at Tattersall's.

(Enclosure 5.)
NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED ON
THE 15TH NOVEMBER.
WOUNDED.
By the explosion of magazines in camp (of French siege•
train.)
NOTEIII3ER 15.
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
2 Comp., 11 Bat. Colour-Serjeant John Cooper, severely
2 Comp., 11 Bat. Bombardier James Hemp, severely
Gunners.
1 Comp., 12 Bat. Edward Wodsworth, severely
1 Comp., 12 Bat. John Cox, severely
3 Comp., 12 Bat. John Wright, dangerously
3 Comp., 12 Bat. Patrick Foy, slightly
3 Comp., 12 Bat. Donald McDonald, slightly
3 Comp., 12 Bat. James Pardmore, slightly
1 Comp., 5 Bat. Henry Pickup, severely
1 Comp., 5 Bat. Robert Marshall, severely
1 Comp., 5 Bat. James Mallin, slightly
1 Comp., 5 Bat. Edward Ryan, slightly
1 Comp., 5 Bat. John Downy, slightly
7 Comp., 5 Bat. Colour-Serjeant C. G. Fitz-Simons,
slightly
7 Comp., 5 Bat. Corporal William Russell, slightly
7 Comp., 5 Bat. Acting Bombardier James King,
slightly
7 Comp., 5 Bat. Gunner William Ross, slightly
FIELD TRAIN DEPARTMENT.
Serjeant William Sands, slightly
Store Conductors Joseph Buchanan and James Findley,
slightly
Serjeant Thomas Churcher, severely
Store Conductors James Boggie, severely, and James
McFaddyen, dangerously
Civil Artificers George Brooks and Henry Wells, se-
verely
7 Comp., 12 Bat., Quartermaster Serjeant Henry Col-
lins, slightly

Gunners.
7 Comp., 12 Bat. Walter Devine, slightly
7 Comp., 11 Bat. George Young, severely
7 Comp., 11 Bat. James Perry. severely
7 Comp., 11 Bat. John McYork, severely
7 Comp., 11 Bat. John Hughes, severely
7 Comp., 11 Bat. James Peters, severely
7 Comp., 11 Bat. Anthony McCann, severely
5 Comp., 9 Bat. William McKrevey, severely
7th Foot—Corporal Joseph Johnson, slightly ; Privates
Thomas Carty, Edward Michan, George Evans, severely ;
Thomas Brown, Samuel Hobson, Charles Lansley, Patrick
Sweeney, George Kerry, Andrew Cassidy, Charles Wright,
Alfred Jackson, James Buckley, slightly.
19th Foot—Corporal James Doorly, severely ; Privates
Jeremiah O'Brien, severely ; John Caldwell, contusion ;
l; obert Somerville, John Gearedd, John Sheehan, slightly;
Edwin Herwood, severely; William Beech, slightly.
21st Foot—Private Timothy Keely, severely.
23d Foot—Privates Wm. Owens, severely ; Charles
Hutchings, dangerously ; Jas. 'Riskin and John Wheeler,
severely ; Richard White and Thomas Parker, slightly.
33d Foot—Privates Thomas Hotham, Edward Howely,
severely ; John M`Loughlin, John Battison, Joseph Lyons,
Patrick M'Guire, slightly; Patrick Welsh, dangerously;
Francis Bell, severely; Michael Callaghan, slightly; James
Hodgins, dangerously; Samuel Hutchins, severely;
Samuel Fatham, John O'Connor, slightly; Patrick Leary,
severely.
34th Foot—Privates Richard Bradford, Absalom Carey,
Arthur Crumpton, and John Henob, severely; William
Corner, Alexander Eyre, Charles Kelly, John Kelly, Jas.
Lynch, George Price, James Fowhey, Thady Ward, Geo.
Weldon, and William Pinkard, slightly.
47th Foot—Colour-Serjeant John Wilson and Charles
Wallace, slightly ; Lance-Corporal Win. Rice, slightly ;
Privates Win. Windsor, slightly, and John Keefe, dan-
gerously.
49th Foot—Privates Patrick Cunningham, and John
Lambert, severely.
77th Foot—Privates James Bloomer, George Ashford,
Michael Macnamara, Thomas Danton, John Bennett, and
Peter Lynch, slightly.
88th Foot—Serjeant John Mc Hugh, slightly; and Pri-
vate Chris. McDermott, dangerously.
90th Foot—Serjeant Robert Sanders, and Corporal
Frank Cross, slightly ; Private W. Lambert, severely.
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Serjeants William Smith,
slight contusion; Charles Peskett, severe contusion.
2d Battalion Rifle Brigade—Corporal John Edwards,
severely; Privates Wm. Smith, slightly ; Wm. Edmonds,
severely ; John Payne, slightly.
W. L. PAKENHATA, Adjutant-General.
(Enclosure 6.)
NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES MISSING ON THE
15ns NOV., 1855.

MISSING,
Supposed to have been Killed by the explosion of Maga
zines in Camp of French Siege Train.
Nov. 15.
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
2 Comp., 11 Bat. Corporal James Early
Gunners.
2 Comp., 11 Bat. John Henry
2 Comp., 11 Bat. Thomas Bennett
2 Comp.. 11 Bat. George Neil
2 Comp., 11 Bat. William Palmer
7 Comp., 12 Bat. Ernest Angel
7 Comp., 12 Bat. Richard Thompson
W. L. PAKENHAM, Adjutant-General.

LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

QUEEN'S BENCH.