The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-28 00:00:00

TILE CREW OF Tab TIGER.

Admiralty, July 27.
A despatch has been received from Vice-Admiral
Dundas. C. 8., dated off Bs.ljik, the 12th inst., contain-
ing lists of the officers and men of her Majesty's
late ship Tiger, who have been exchanged for an equal
number of Russian prisoners—as also of those officers
and men who still remain prisoners of war in the hands
of the Russians.
Enclosure No. 3, in Mediterranean Letter No. 336 of 1854.
Copy.— A list of officers and men of her Majesty's late
steam-ship Tiger, received on board H.M. steam-sloop
Fury at Odessa, on the 10th July, 1854.
R.•T. Ansell, Ist Lt. It. M. James Cobden, AB.
Artillery Robert Morris, ditto
Henry J. Domville, surgeon Henry Bowles, ditto
G. A. Lance, paymaster James Bufton, ditto
T. Sullivan, naval instruct. William Johnson, ditto
J. C. Solfleet, 2d master Win. MeArtdiur, ditto •
Nath. G. Simmons, passed Edward Morrison, ditto
clerk John Simmonds, ditto
P. Wood, acting assistant- George Murphy, ditto
engineer Ist class Samuel Gaylord, ditto
G. Kent, assistant engineer Thomas C•dlister, ditto
Z 1 class John Clarke, ditto
G. H. Beaton, do. 3d class John Williams, ditto
Wm. Bickford, carpenter, Henry Cooper, ditto
2 l class Edward Phillips, ditto
Charles Shergold, sergeant George Denyer, ditto
R.M. Artillery Thomas Laing, ditto
JAI]. A. Essex, corporal John Taylor, ditto
R.M. Artillery Alex. Sutherland. ditto
Robert Penny, fifer William Atkins, ditto
W. Laws, gunner R.M.A. James Vine, ditto
Samuel Smith, ditto James Dawson, ditto
William Haston, ditto , John Pink, ditto
Alfred Parker, litto John Harfield, ditto
Joseph Bell, ditto John Fitch, ditto
Edward Clayden, ditto Fredk. Greenaway, ditto
R. Sladden, ditto Charles Purvis, ditto
Jacob Gillingham, ditto William Rather, ditto
John Phillips, ditto John Morwood, ditto
J. Harcus, carpenter's mate James Baker, ditto
Geo. Harris, caulker's mate Samuel McConnell, ditto
John Wetherill, shipwright George Taylor, ditto
Ed. Kingswell, shipwright J. Swanbury, ditto
James Waterman, carpen- Chas. Field, ditto
ter's crew Jas. Motile, ditto
R. Gillard, boy 2d class Jas. Callaway, ordinary
Thomas M`Grath, ditto Those. Ward, ditto
John Mullins, ditto Thomas Beaton, ditto.
Henry Waterman, carport- Jas. Barnes ditto
ter's crew Alfred Parsley, ditto
Henry Humphreys, carpen- Thomas Mason, ditto
ter's crew Cornelius Geary, ditto
Georg, Nield, painter James Corbett. ditto
John Goodger, sick berth Robert Mandell, ditto
attendant Win. Tanner, ditto
William Ford, ship's stew- Win. Selmer,- ditto
ard's assis'ant Albert Reynolds, ditto
John Browning, sub-officers' Win. Guildford, ditto
steward J. W. Heather, ditto
Salvo Bonnache, sub-officers' Win. Smith, ditto
cook Wm. Ltkenio.n ditto
Wm. Sherrington, cooper's Win. Angus, ditto
crew doing duty as en- Geo. Sherlock, ditto
gineer's steward Wm. Torry, ditto
John Davis, leading stoker John Cook, ditto
M. Downey, ditto Robt. Shepherd, ditto
Alfred Rushton, ditto John Hinge, ditto
John, Parleane, stoker .Tas. Grieves, ditto
Henry Fox, ditto John Degiorgio, ditto
George Richards, ditto Rich. Stewart, ord. 2d class
Edward Hart, ditto Robert Pomphrey, ditto
Robert Goblin, ditto James Russell, ditto
Isaac Fox, ditto .lames Dredge, ditto
Robert Prentice, ditto James Deakin, ditto
J. Weaver, private, R.M. Geo. Heliyer, boy Ist class
Emmanuel Parker, ditto John Littlefield, ditto

Thomas Gray. ditto
Dennis Bigley, ditto
Thomas Giddings, ditto
Richard Chandler, ditto
William Robinson, ditto

Richard Forster, ditto
Chas. Wolfe, ditto
Burcbrnore, ditto
Jas. Russell, ditto
Nlatthew Talbot, ditto

William Lancett, ditto John Osborn, ditto
Dennis M`Carthy, ditto Tames Seymour, ditto
Henry Lever, ditto Thos. Bennett, ditto
Robert Dymond, ditto Win. Etherton, ditto
Jas. Jeffrey, ship's steward Wm. Palmer, ditto
A. Rutter, captain foretop John Joseph, ditto
John Butter, quartermaster Richd May, ditto
T. Lane, gunnel's mate Thomas Bowyer, ditto
John Prichard, ditto rleirge Tack, ditto
J. Wright, captain forecastle John Murphy. ditto
R. Hallett, captain maintop ' =eorge Woolger, ditto
J Simmons, capt. afterguard Henry Divis, ditto
J. Stripe, captain's coxswain James Hallett, ditto
Hy. Pollard, ship's corporal George Bull, ditto
Gen. Epps, captain of hold John Keane, ditto
J. Fortune, captain of mast John Purchase, ditto
Samuel Coombes. musician John Goldsmith, ditto
Thos. Bessant, blacksmith John Burman, ditto
J. Ki newel!, carpenter's mate klfred Budd, ditto
William Atkins, ditto William Galubrell, ditto
John Prout, ditto William Gill, ditto
Francis Hugon, ditto George Carter, ditto
John Fitzgerald, ditto William Welsh, boy 2d class
Joseph Grant, ditto Samuel. Duffin, ditto
Jokes Fiford, ditto George Evans, ditto
Edwin Cops, ditto John Farr, ditto
Benjamin Edmunds, ditto Robert Brickwood, ditto
James Jelley, ditto Henry Vivian, ditto
Henry West, ditto Charles Buckingham, ditto
(Signed) EDWARD TATHAM, Commander.

A list of officers and men of her Iffajesty's late steam-ship
"Tiger" remaining as prisoners of war in Russia.
AT RIAGOII.
Anto. Shembri, gun-room
cook

Alex. Hamilton, lieut.
W. E. Stone, ditto.
Carlo Birch, capt. steward

Fred. Hammond, mid.
A.. E. Rowden, ditto
P. R. Niud, ditto

AT MO

AT el
Francis Ethngton, master
C. 11. Wilkinson, act. mate
J. E. Scudamore, acting

second master
Edw. Lawless, assist.-surg.
John Quin, gunner
Mat. Delaney, boatswain
John Smith, captain of fore-

castle
John Kinsla, captain of after-

guard -
Jas. Burke, ship's cook

Jas. White, cak of mast
Jas. Fleming, caulker
Gen. Fordyce, sailmaker
John Stone, leading stoker
(Signed)
Command,

scow.
H. E. C. R,obinson, naval
cadet
Wm. Beard, gunner, R.M.A.
)ESSA.
Peter Slade, leading stoker
Richard Carey, ditto
Edward Rogers, yeoman of
signals
P. Byrne, master at arms
W. Ellis, quartermasdittoter
James San,lers,
H. Adains, boats%w. mate
Thos. Maxwell, ditto
Giro. Mascolo, cooper
Oaterbridge, sail-
maker's mate
H. Baker, gunner R.M. Ar-
tillery,
George fropgood, ditto
Suileinan, Turkish pilot
EDWARD TATHAM',
B.M. Steam sloop Fury.

COMMITTAL OF SVEN MEN FOR WILFUL MURDER IN
DERBYSHIRE.—We6esdaY
the depositions of all the wit-
nesses were read over in the presence of them and the
prisoners, and Sir Joseph Paxton, after reading the usual
caution, asked the prisoners severally whether or not
they wished to make any statement ? Some declined
doing so, preferring to defer their defence. Wilson and
Dodds declared that they were innocent. The magis-
trates then committed the seven prisoners—Turner,
Walton, Dawson, Taylor, Milner, Wilson, and Dodds
for trial at the present Derby assizes for the wilful murder
of Mr. Beishawc