The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-17 00:00:00

from all parts of the south front was heavy in the
extreme, both on the French and British lines, and
it occasioned, I deeply regret to say, some loss, but
less than might have been expected under the
circumstances.

In the meanwhile the French, who have before
them the town and real body of the place, have
taken advantage of the more favourable ground,
and are carrying on approaches systematically on
the most salient and commanding part of the
enemy's lines ; and they have constructed and
opened batteries, the precision of the fire from which
has most materially damaged the Russian works,
although as yet they have not succeeded in silencing
their guns.

The weather is still fine, but it has become ex-
tremely cold, and there was a severe frost last
night.

I beg to submit to your Grace the nominal
returns of casualties amongst the non-commis-
sioned officers and rank and file from the 22nd
October to the Ist November, both days inclusive,
and a list of officers killed and wounded between
the 27th October and Ist November.

Captain Maude, of the Horse Artillery, an ex-
cellent officer, is, I am assured, doing well.

I likewise enclose the naval return of casualties.
I have, &c.,
RAGLAN.

His Grace the Duke of Newcastle,
&c. d c. &c.

RETURN OF CASUALTIES AMONGST OFFI-
CERS, FROM 27ni OCTOBER TO IST NOV.,
BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE.-2n NOVEMBER,
1854.

25th October.
Royal Artillery—Captain G. A. Maude, wounded dan-
gerously (omitted in the return from 22d to 26th).

28th October.
49th Regiment—Major C. T. Powell, killed.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.

RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM 27Ta OCT.
TO IST NOVEMBER, 1854, BOTH DAYS IN•
CLUSIVE.

Crimea, 2d November, 1854.
Artillery-1 officer (Captain G. A. Maude), 1 serjeant,
5 rank and file, wounded

Sappers and Miners-1 rank and file wounded
Coldstream Guards-1 rank and file wounded
7th Regiment —1 rank and file wounded
19th Regiment —1 rank and file wounded
20th Regiment-1 drummer, 4 rank and file wounded
21st Regiment-2 rank and file killed.
49th Regiment-1 officer (Major Powell), killed
57th Regiment-2 rank and file wounded
63rd Regiment-1 rank and file killed ; 1 rank and file
wounded
77th Regiment-1 rank and file wounded
88th Regiment-1 rank and file killed; 1 serjeant, 5
rank and file, wounded

Ist Bat. Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file killed ; 1 rank
and file wounded.

Total-1 cfficer, 5 rank and file, killed ;1 officer,
2 serjeants, 1 drummer, 23 rank and file,
wounded.

J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.

WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 17.

The Right Honourable the Secretary-at-War has
received from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the
following list of casualties amongst the non-com-
missioned officers and privates in the forces under
the command of General the Lordßaglan,G.C.B.,
from the 22d October to Ist November, 1854, both
days inclusive.

NOMINAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES IN THE FORCES under
the command of GENERAL LORD RAGLAN, G.C.8.,
t November, both days in-

from 22d October to ls
elusive.
22d October.
ARTILLERY.
KILLED.

77TH REGIMENT.
KILLED.
Corporal Charles Dormett

Acting-Bombardier Wil-

limn Fox
Grinner Alfred Element

IST BATTALION RIFLE
BRIGADE.
WOUNDED.
Private J. Carter, slightly

WOUNDED.
Bombardier John Blacker,
slightly
Gunners.

John Bennett, severely
Samuel Cator, severely
Henry Sims, slightly
John Williams, slightly
James Mitchell, slightly
John Dugan, slightly
John Preslee, slightly

2D BATTALION RIFLE
BRIGADE.
WOUNDED.
Private W. Jackson, se-
verely, since dead

25th October.
ARTILLERY.
WOUNDED.
Gunners.
William Davidson
Arthur Jackson
Joseph Gubsell

IST REGT. OF FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Private William Bristow,
slightly

7TH REGIMENT OF
FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Privates.

John Shepherd, severely
James Robinson, slightly
Patrick Tyne, slightly
Thos. Kirk, slightly
John Ford, slightly

20TE REGIMENT OF
FOOT.
WOUNDED.

PrivateDavidSwan,slightly

30TH REGIMENT OF
FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Private J. Byng, slightly

77TH REGIMENT OF
FOOT.
KILLED.
Private John Mason

23d October.

ARTILLERY.

KILLED.
Gunners J. Hodgeson and
It. Morrison

WOUNDED.
Serjt. J. Mitchell, slightly
Acting-Bombr. W. Pinion,
slightly

Gunners.
D. Walsh, slightly
W. Hannigan, severely
R. Coats, severely
J. Death, severely

Ist REGIMENT OF
FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Private William Noonan,
slightly

47TH REGT. OF FOOT.

KILLED.
Private C. Kerivan

50TH REGIMENT OF

FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Private J. Wait, severely

24th October.
ARTILLERY.
KILLED.
Serjeants.
F. Taylor
J. Spiers