The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-12 00:00:00

CORPORATE REFORM.

On the motion of Sir G. GREY, this bill was read a
second time on the understanding that it should be
referred to a Select Committee.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA,
Lord PALMERSTON rose to move for leave to
introduce a bill of great importance, viz., that of trans-
ferring from the East India Company to the crown the
government °fiber Majesty's East Inuian dominions. Th•
noble lord then proceeded to say that he di,t not propose
to make the alteration from a spirit of hostility to the
East India Company.

(LEFT 3ITTING

CASUALTIES IN INDIA.

(Franz the London Gazette of this evening.)
INDIA BOARD, FEB. 11.
Tho following papers have been received at the East
India House.
GENERAL ORDER BY THE RIGHT HON. THE GOVERNOR,
GENERAL OF INDIA IN COUNCIL,
No. 1564 of 1857.
Fort William Dec. 12, 1857.
The Right Honourable the Governer-General in Council
having received last evening the list of casualties in the
affair at Chinhut, on the 30th of June, 1857, and the me-
morandum of the defences of the Residency at Lucknow,
furnished by the Garrison Eu4itteer, which are alluded to
in the Despatch from Brigadier Inglis, of her Majesty's
g2d Regiment, dated the 26th September, 1857, published
in the " Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary" of the 9th inst.,
as well as the list of ca,lialties during the siege of Luck-
now, is pleased to direct the publication of these doeu-
ments.
R. 3. 11. BIRCH, Colonel,
Secretary to the Government of India,
in the Military Department.

Nominal Roll of Officers Killed and Wounded at Chinhut,

on the 30th June, 1857.
General Staff—Wounded—Sub-Assistant Commissary
General Lieut. T. James, dangerously.
Artillery—Wounded—Captain A. P. Si niPn;, twice,
severely ; Second Lieutenant J. 130nUatil,
111.'a 32d Foot—Killed—Lieut.-Colonel W. Case ;
Captain C. Steevens ; Lieut. J. D. Thomson (Adjutant) ;
Lieut. J. Brackenbury. Wounded—Captain A. Bassano,
severely.
13th Regiment Native Infantry,—Wounded—Major
C. F. Bruere, slightly.
Volunteer Cavalry.- Killed.—Captain W. G. M. Mac-
lean, 71st Regiment N. I. Wounded—Lieutenant J. IL
T. Farquhar, 7th Light Cavalry, severely ; Ensign C. W.
Campbell, 71st Regiment, NJ., Evenly.
Gude Irregular Cavalry.—Wounded—Lieutenant F. W.
Graham, slightly,

ABSTRACT.

Officers killed
~ wounded ... ....

Total l3
T. F. WILSON, Captain,
Officiating Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General
S. INGLIS, Brigadier,
Commanding Lucknow Garrison.

Nominal Roll of Officers Killed and Wounded during the
Siege of Lueknow.
General Staff—Wounded--Brigadier-General Sir 11.. M.
Lawrence K.C.8., CommanCino. the Force, mortally (since
dead) ; Officiating Deputy A.Listant Adjutant-General,
Captain T. F. Wilson, slightly • Officiating Deputy-Assis-
tant Quartermaster-General, Lieutenant G. N. Hardinge,
slightly.
Brigade Staff.—Wounded—A.D.C. to Brigwiler J.
Inglis, Lieutenant F. N:. Birch, slightly.
Artillery.—Killed—Seconl Lieutenant E. P. Lewin.
Wounded—Captain A P. Simons, slightly (since dead) ;
Lieutenant D. C. Alexander, severely ; Second Lieu-
tenant J. H.
-Captain G. W. W. Fulton..
Bryce, severely (since dead of cholera) ;
ti
Second Lieutenant J. Bonham,'once slightly, once se-
verely; Second Lieutenant J. Alexander, severely; Se-
cond Lieutenant D. Macfarlane, severely ; Second Lieu-
tent F. J. Cunliffe, slightly (since dead of fever).
Engineers.—gilled
Wounded—Assistant Field Engineer,, Lieutenant F. W.
Birch, 59th NJ., mortally (duce dead).
7th RL;gitnent Light Cavalry.—Killed—Lieutenant L.
A. Arthur. Wounded—Captain C. W. Radcliffe,
dangerously (since dead) • C:ptain T. T. Boileau, slightly ;
Veterinary Surgeon F. .A
dead). 'F. Hely, dangerously (since

dangerously (since dead) ;
H-lit.'s 32d Regiment cf Foot.—Killed—Lientenant
P. C. Webb. Woundod—Major E. W. D. Low, slightly ;
Capt. W. Power
Lieutenant J.
Edmonstone, severely ; Lieutenant C. M. Foster, slightly ;
Lieutenant E. Harmar, severely ; Lieutenant H. Cook,
slightly ; Lieutenant J W. Charlton, dangerously ; En-
sign W. H. Studdy, mortally (since dead.)
Detachment of H.M.'s 81th Regiment of Foot—
Wounded—Lieutenant D. OBrien, severely.
13th Regiment Native Infantry.—Killed—Major C. F.
Bruere. Wounded—Capt. T. P. Waterman, slightly;
Capt. R. B. Francis, mortally (since dead).
41st Regiment Native Infantry.—Wouuded—Capt. M.
F. Kemble, severely ; Lieut. H. Inglis, severely ; Ensign
G. L. K. Hewett, slightly.
4Sth Regiment Native Infantry. —Wounded Lieut.
and Adjutant O. L. Smith, severely (accidentally); Lieut.
IC. W. Fletcher, several ; Lieut. A. J. Dashwood,
slightly (since dead of cholera); Lieut. D. Hay, slightly ;
Ensign H. C.
slightly.
Major J. S. Banks
71st Regiment Native Infantry.—Wottaded— Captain
O'Dowda, slightly; Surgeon W. W. Wells,
G. Strangw 1
aY!, slightly ; Surgeon W. Brydon, severely.
Officers not belonging to the Oude Briqale.—Killed—
H. S. Lester, 32d Re t. N. 1., mortally (since dead);
Ensign It. L. Inglis, 63d Re , NJ., slightly.
Oude Irregular Force—fionnded—Major of Brigade
, 33d Regiment N.I. Wpounded—Lieut.
Captain G. R. P. Barlow, slightly. (since dead).
Ist Oude Irregular Cavalry—Wounded—Captain H.
Forbes, slightly.
2d Oude Irregular Cavalry—Killed—Lieut. J. S. Shep-
herd. _

33 Oude Irregular Cavalry,—Wounded.—Lieut. F. W.
Graham, twice slightly.
sth Regiment Oude infantry—Wounded--Captain W.
H. Hawes, severely ; Lieutenant G. Grant, dangerously
(since dead).
9th Regiment Onde Infantry—Wounded—Lieut. 3. A.
Vanrenen, slightly.
Assistant Chaplain—Wounded—Rev. IL S. Polehamp-
ton, severely (since dead of cholera).
Ordnance Department—Wounded—Permanent Con-
ductor P. Baxter, severely (since deal).
Gentlemen of the Civil Service--Killed-31. C. Omman-
ney, Esq., Judicial Commissioner. Wounded—Deputy
Commissioner of Mullson,
C. Capper, Esq., slightly ;
Officiating Deputy Commissioner of Gonah, G. H. Law-
rence, Esq., severely ; Assistant Commissioner of Luck-
now, J. B. Thornhill,
Esq., slightly.
Civil Engineers—Wounded—J. Mcßae, Esq., severely ;
J. Casey, severely (since dead of cholera).
0 35 ; gentlemen of
ABSTRACT.—KILLED AND DIED OF THEIR WOUNDS.—
Officers, 17; gentleman of the civil service, l; warrant
officers, 1; 19. Wounded—fficers,
the civil service, 3 ; civil engineers, 2 ; assistant chap-
lain, 1 ;---41 total, 60.
Officiating Deputy Assistant-Adjutant-General.
J. INGLIS, Brigadier,
T. F. WILSON, Captain,
Commanding Lucknow Garrison.