The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-19 00:00:00

23D OF JAN.

Lieutenant Kekewich, 20th Regt.,4sentery, Jan. 31
Corporal Joseph Wolridge, 7th Regt., debilitas, Fob. 2

PRIVATES.
Patrick Liddy, 88th Regt., dysentery, Feb. 2
William Dalby, 20th Regt., do., Feb. 5
John Horner, 7th Regt., do., Feb. 5
William Blake, 63d Regt., do., Feb. 8
James Glasgow, 55th Regt., gelatio, Feb. 9
John-Coles, 23d Regt., rheum., Feb. 10
Joseph Moore, 2d Rifles, dysentery, Feb. 15
Luke M`Donald, 7th Regt., rheum., Feb. 16
Michael Killeen, 77th Regt., diarr., Feb. 16
NOMINAL ROLL OF MEN DIED ON PASSAGE FROM THE

CRIMEA.
ON BOARD THE MELBOURNE.
Private Stephen Hay, 19th Regt., Feb. 14.
BURIALS AT SCUTARI._

Feb. 26, 29 (1 Euglish officer and 1 Russian private) ;
Feb. 27, 21; Feb. 28, .23—total, 73.

MORNING STATE OF THE SICK, FEB. 21.

Officers, v 75 ; non-commissioned ditto and privates,
4,257.
SHIPS ARRIVED WITH SICK FROM THE ARMY.
• Feb. 25, the Sidney, originally embarked, 91; died on
passage, none. Feb. 27, the Clyde, originally embarked,
152 ; died on the passage, none.
The steam-transport Alps takes on board on the 2d
of March 108 invalids for England,' under the command
of Captain Campbell, 34th-Regiment.
The burials during the month of February at Scutari
were 1,159, including five English officers, one woman,
and two Russian privates.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at Scutari
Barracks at five minutes past 3 o'clock p.m. on the 28th
February. Many that were able rushed out into the
square, in dread of the ricketty budding falling about
their heads, or breaking their limbs It lasted about
five or six seconds. Some of the patients got out of bed
and jumped out of the windows; one poor fellow, seeing
himself left alone, endeavoured to raise himself, but the
exertion being too great in his weak condition he fell
back on his-pillow a corpse.
The following is a nominal return .g deaths in the hos-
pitals at Scutari, as rep irted to the Commandant's office
by the medical authorities from the Ist to the 4th of
March, 1855:
Sergeant Thos. Shelton, 90th Regt., gelatio, March 1
Sergeant Henry Brooks, 89th Regt., fpbris, March 2
Corporal John Scott, 21st Regt., gelat4o' Feb. 28
Corporal John Hayes, let Rifles' diarr.,Feb. 28.
Corporal Frederick dason, 21st Foot, dysentery, March 1
Corporal Michael M'Grath, 88th Regt.., febris, March 1.
Corporal Stephen Ballard, 2d Rides, f. skis, March 3

PRIVATES. .
John Hudson, let Rifles, catarrh,., Feb. 28
Thomas Houghlan, 44th Regt., rheumatism, Feb. 28
John Tracey, 89th Regt. dysentery, Feb. 28
Thos. M`Dermott; 63d Regt., bronchitis, Feb. 28
John Glass, 38th Regt., dysentery, March 1
John Ireland, 19th Reit., diem; March 1
Thomas M'Namara, Ist Foot, bronchitis, Feb. 23
Peter Garland, 4th Regt., febris, Feb. 28 •
James Higgenbottom, sth Dg. Gd s., rheum., Feb. 27
Adam Cargoes, 4th Foot, febris, Feb. 28
Henry Clarke, 71st Foot, febris, March 1
William Wallace, 4th Drag. Gds.. febris, March 1
John Wood, 46th Foot, dysentery, March 1
William Culbert, 77th Foot, diarr., Feb. 28
Wiliam Badcock, Gren. Gds., erjsipolas, Feb. 28
John Faulkner. 11th Hussars, febeil, Feb. 28
Win. Mown, Royal Art., febris, Feb. 28
Stephen Louis, Gren. Gds., febris„ Feb. 28
Win. Rider, 7th Foot, vulnus, Feb. 28
John New, 28th Foot. diarr., Feb.. 28
Thomas Thompson, 34th Foot, ditto, Feb. 28
Richard Lane, 95th Foot, febris, Feb. 28
Ellis Jordan, Coldstream Gds., g slatio, March 2
David Theobald, let. Regt., ditto.; March 1
James Mackendrie, 30th Rogt., c itarrh, March 1
Samuel Ford, 63d Regt., diarr., 71Iarch 2
Thomas Swidell, let Rifles, dysentery, March 1
Walter Newman, 2d Rifles, yule us, March 1
Wm. Sinclair, Scots Fcs. Gds., gOlatio, March 1
Patrick Owens, 39th Rogt., rhos n., March 1.
Alfred Andrews, Scots Fusil. Gds., gelatin, March 1.
Thomas Murray, 33d Regt., ditto, March 1.
Thomas Brazier, 68th Regt., feb ris, March 1.
Wm. Ar Naughton, 33d Regt., dysentery, March 1.
Win. Navin, ILA.' vulnus sch., March 1.
Dixon Valence, 21 Dr. Gds., dy Dantory. March 1.