The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-08 00:00:00

DESPATCHES FROM INDIA.

(Front the London Gazette of this evening.)
INDIA BOARD, JAN. 8.
The following despatoh has been received at the East
India louse :

No. 1.
The G-overnor-General of India in Council to the Court
of Directors of the East India Company.
Fort William, Foreign Department,
November 23, 1857. (No. 74.)
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In continuation of our letter, No. 71, dated 9th inst.,
we beg to submit herewith a further list of persons killed
or wounded by the mutineer', extracted from the letters
addressed to this department. We also furnish copy of
an office memorandum received from the military de-
partment, enclosing a similar return in conformity with
our requisition. We have, &e.
CANNING.
J. DORIN.
J. LOW.
B. PEACOCK.

No. 2.
List of Europeans killed by Rebels, prepared at the
Foreign-office, Calcutta.
Colonel J. Platt, 23d Indore, Ist duly, shot down
by the men of the Quarter Guard.
Captain J. Fagan, 23d N. 1., Indore, Ist July, shot down
by the men of the Quarter Guard.
Major A. Harris, Ist Light Cavalry, Indore, Ist July,
way laid, and shot down by his own men.
Mr. McMahon, Railway Contractor, Indore, Ist July,
murdered by the Indore mutineers.
Dr. J. M. Knapp, Residency Surgeon, Indore, lst July,
murdered by the Indore mutineers.
Mrs. Beauvais, Indore, Ist July, murdered by the In-
dore mutineers.
Mrs. Crawley and one child, Indore, Ist July, murdered
by the Indore mutineers.
Mrs. Norris, senr., Indore, Ist July, murdered by the
Indore mutineers.
Mrs. Norris, junr., Indore, Ist July, murdered by the
Indore mutineers.
Mr. Murray, Indore, let July, murdered by the Indore
mutineers.
Four children (names not known), Indore, lst July, mur-
dered by the Indore mutineers.
Mr. Payne, Indore, Ist July, murdered by the Indore
mutineers.
Mr. Alphonzo, Indore, let July, murdered by the In-
dore mutineers.
Mr. Macbeth, with wife and child, Indore, let July,
murdered by the Indore mutineers.
Mr. Butler and wife, Indore, Ist July, murdered by the
Indore mutineers.
Two more bodies found, names not known, Indore, Ist
July, murdered by the Indore mutineers.
Colonel S. Fisher, commanding 15th Irregular Cavalry,
Sultanpore, killed by mutineers of the 15th Irregular
Cavalry, Bth Oude N. 1., and Police Corps.
Captain A. Gibbins, second in command, Sultanpore,
killed by mutineers of the 15th Irregular Cavalry, Bth
Oude N. 1., and Police Corps.
Mr. A. H. G. Block, Deputy Commissioner, Sultanpore,
killed by mutineers of the 15th Irregular Cavalry, Bth
Oude NJ. and Police Corps.
Mr. S. J. Stroyan, Assistant Commissioner, Sultanpore,
killed by mutineers of the 15th Irregular Cavalry, Bth
Oude NJ., and Police Corps.
Sergeant-Major Mathews, 6th Irregulars, 9th June, shot
by Oude mutineers on the river below Fyzabad.
Lieut.-Colonel Goldney, Commissioner, Fyzabad Divi-
sion, 9th June, murdered by Oude mutineers on the river
below Fyzabad.
Lieut. Bright, 22d N. 1., 9th June, butchered by Oude
mutineers on the river below Fyzabad.
Sergeant-Major Hollam, 22d N. 1., and his wife, 9th
June, butchered by Oude mutineers on the river below
Fyzalsad.
Quartermaster-Sergeant Russell, 22d N. 1., 9th June,
butchered by Oude mutineers on the river below Fyzabad.
Lieutenant Cautley, 22d N. 1., Fyzabad, 9th June, mur-
dered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant Ritchie, 22d N. 1., Fyzabad, 9th June, mur-
dered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Sergeant-Major Edwards, Artillery, Fyzabad, 9th June,
murdered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant English, 22d N.I. Fyzabad, 9th June, mur-
dered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant Thomas, 22d N.l.' Fyzabad, 9th June, mur-
dered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant Thomas, 22d N.I. Fyzabad, 9th June, mur-
dered by Villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant Lindesay, 22d N. 1., Fyzabad, 9th June,
murdered by villagers at a place called Mobadubba.
Lieutenant Parsons, 3d Irregular Cavalry. Fyzabad,
9th June, drowned while trying to escape from Fyzabad
mutineers.
Major Mill, Artillery, Fyzabad, 9th June, drowned
while trying to escape from Fyzabad mutineers.
Lieutenant It. Currie, Artillery, Fyzabad, 9th June,
drowned while trying to escape from Fyzabad mutineers.
Captain A. W. Hawkins's two children, Gwalior, 13th
and 14th May, murdered by the mutinous corps of the
Gwalior Contingent.
Mrs. Captain W. Stewart, and one child, Gwalior, 13th
and 14th May, murdered by the mutinous corps of the
Gwalior Contingent.
Sergeant-Major Pike, Gwalior, 13th and 14th May, mur-
dered by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior Contingent.
Sergeant-Major Twitchin, Gwalior, 13th and 14th May,
murdered by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior Con-
tingent.
Quartermaster-Sergeant Webb, Gwalior, 13th and 14th
May, murdered by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior Con-
tingent.
Park-Sergeant Cronin, Gwalior, 13th and 14th May,
murdered by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior
,Con-
tingent.
Pensioner Hill, Gwalior, 13th and 14th May, murdered
by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior Contingent.
Pensioner Collins, Gwalior, 13th and 14th May, mur-
dered by the mutinous corps of the Gwalior Contingent.
Mr. DaCosta, Head Clerk, Residency, and his family,
Gwalior, 13th and 14th May, particulars not known.
Mr. Smalley, died on the way to Mahoba.
Major Kirke, 19th June, died on the way to Mahoba.
Sergeant-Major Lucas, 19th June, died on the way to
Mahoba.
Mr. Longdsle, died on the way to Mahoba.
Lieutenant Barber, died on the way to Mahoba.
Lieutenant Ewart, died on the way to Nagode.
Dr. Mawe, died on the way to Nagode.
Col. Sputtiswoode, 55th Native Infantry, Nowshera,
committed suicide when his regiment mutinied.
Mr. Benjaw and wife, Banda, 15th June, murdered by
the Banda Nawab's troops.
Mr. Bruce, his mother and sister, Banda, 15th Juno,
murdered by the Banda Nawab's troops.
Mr. Bunter, and some of his relations, Humeerpore, 14th
June, murdered by the mutineers.
Lieut. F. McGregor, 52d N. 1., 27th Sept., killed by the
mutineers at Kuttingee, near Jubbulpore.

No. 3.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM.
Military Department, Calcutta, Nov. 18, 1857.
The undersigned has the honour to transmit to the
Foreign Department copy of a return received from the
Inspector-general of Ordnance, containing the names
of Conductors Scully and Coleman, and Sergeant
Hoyle, who have been killed during the mutiny, and
the names of other parties of whose death no certain
information has been received.
2. The return now sent is the first received in con•
sequence of the requisition from the Foreign Depart-
ment. The other parties who have not yet replied
will be reminded to furnish returns as quickly as
possible,

R. J. H. BIRCH, Colonel, Secretary
to the Government of India, in the
Military Department.

Return of Persons Killed by Mutineers.
Lieutenant-Colonel F. R. Bazoly, Principal Commissary
of Ordnance, Lucknow, Sept. 25, 1857, killed in action.
Lieutenant G. G. Willoughby, Officiating Commissary
of Ordnance, Delhi, believed to have been killed or to
have died of wounds.
Mr. John Scully, Conductor of Ordnance, Delhi, May
11, 1857, killed by explosion of the Delhi Magazine.
Mr. J. Nol an , Conductor of Ordnance, Delhi, May 11, 1857,
supposed to have been killed—no account of him since the
mutiny at Delhi took place.
Mr. R. N. Settle, Sub-Conductor, Delhi, May 11, 1857,
supposed to have been killed—no account of hina since the
mutiny at Delhi took place. No. 5.
Mr. George Connor, Snb-Conductor, Delhi, May 11,
1857, supposed to have been killed—no account of him
since th 3 mutiny at Delhi took place.
Sergeant Isaac Hoyle, Park-Sergeant, Delhi, May 11,
1857, killed by Sepoys while proceeding to the magazine.
No. 7.
Mr. Geoffry Coleman, Conductor, Allahahad, June 22,
1857, died of wounds by insurgents.
Mr. Nicholas Reilly, Assistant Commissary of Ordnance,
Cawnpore, June, 1857, supposed to have been killed, no
account having been received of him since the station has
been reoccupied.
Mr. George H. Manvill, Officiating Sub-Condactor,
Cawnpore, June, 1857, supposed to have been killed, no
account having been received of him since the station has
been reoccupied.
Mr. Richard Saunders, Magazine-Sergeant, Cawnpore,
June, 1857, supposed to have been killed, no account hav-
ing been received of him since the station has been re-
occupied. No. 11.
Mr. Matthew Jones, Conductor and Engineer, Putty-
ghur, June, believed to have been killed at Futtyghur, or
on the river between that station and Cawnpore, but no
account has been received of him.
Mr. Michael ftohan, Conductor, Futtyghur,
the river
June, be-
lieved to have been killed at Futtyghur, or on
between that station and Cawnpore, but no account has
been received of him.
Mr. Patrick Hammond, Sub-Conductor and Assistant-
Engineer, Futtyghur, June, believed to have been killed at
Futtyghur, or on the river between that station and Cawn-
pore, but no account has been received of him.
The wives and children of all the warrant
on to N
and non-com-
missioned officers have been killed, with exceptios.
5,7, and 11.

A. ABBOTT, Colonel,
Inspector-General of Ordnance and Magazines.
Fort William, Ordnance Office,
Nov. 11, 1857.
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LONDON (AZETTE—ahis Evening.)

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LORD CHAMBETReIIAthIi/:l;SthOeFsFollCemE
Notice is hereby
g Highness the Princess Royal withl
Marriage of Her Royal
His Royal Highness Prince Frederic William Nicolas
Charles of Prl2BBlo, will take place on Monday the 25th
instant.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 8.
Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty will hold a
Drawing Room at St. James's Palace, on Saturday, the
30th inal, at two o'clock.
There will be no presentations to Her Majesty upon this
occasion.

WHITEHALL, lAN. 6.
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be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of
Goat Britain and Ireland, appointing Sir Cromwell