The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

CASUALTIES IN INDIA.

The information respecting the officers of the
Queen's service who have fallen in India since the
outbreak of the insurrection is so imperfect and in-
complete, and the uncertainty respecting the fate
of the officers of some of the Bengal regiments con-
tinues to be so great, that 'the following list is pro-
bably incorrect in many particulars ; but it has been
drawn up from the best information obtainable,
and is more'complete and accurate than any state-
ment previously published :

QUEEN'S SERVICE.
General the Hon. George Anson, Connuander-in.
Chief

Major-General Thomas Reed, C.B.
Major-General Sir Henry Barnard, K.C.B.
Brigadier H. D. Hallifax, 75th Foot
Lieutenant-Colonel William Case, 32,1 Foat
Captain S. Fisher, 29th Foot (Lieutenant-Colonel 15th
Irregular Cavalry)
Lieutenant-Colonel R. A. Yule, 9th Lancers
Lieutenant-Colonel E. Pratt, ditto
Ensign W. Mountstaven, Bth Foot
Captain C. Dunbar, 10th Foot
Ensign H. J. Erskine, ditto
Captain T. M. Greensill, 24th Foot
Captain F. Spring, ditto
Captain J. E. Duncan, 29th Foot
Lieutenant J. S. Henderson, ditto
Captain J. Moore, 32,1 Foot
Lieutenant F. Wain Wright, ditto
Ensign E. C. Dill, ditto
Captain J. Biokerstaff, 35th Foot
Captain F. Andrews, 60th Itiflra
Lieutenant Ballingull, 37th Foot
Captain Clutterbuck, ditto
Captain E. W. Knox, 75th Foot
Lieutenant C. R. Rivers, ditto
Surgeon J. Coghlan, ditto
Captain Currie, 64th Foot
Ensign Kenny, ditto
Captain H. D. Campbell, 78th Foot
Lieutenant Sandare, 84th Foot
No accurate list of the wounded is procurable.

COMPANY'S SERVICE-BENGAL ESTABLISII

M ENT.
ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Lawrence, Lieutenant.
Colonel J. L. Mowatt, Brizadier F. Brim], C. 8., Major
J. Larkins ; Captains A. Robertson, E. A. Doyley, and
A. W. Hawkins ; Lieutenant-Colonel C. G. Dixon,
Major J. Mill, Lieutenant J. A. Eokford, St. G. Aalia,
J. N. Martin, F. W. Burney, G. M. Sotheby, E.
Currie, F. H. Turnbull, G D. Willoughby, C. Demp-
ster, H. G. Perkins, B. Ashburner, and S. E. Town-
send.

ENGINEERS.
Captains E. Fraser and F. Whiting ; Lieutenants C.
D. Innee, S. C. Jervis, E. Jones, and E. Walker.
REGULAR CATALRT.
let Regiment—Majcr A. Harris and Captain W. S.
Beatson.
2d—Majcr E Vibart, Captains C. J. Seppinge and
R. U. Jenkins ; Liente.,ants IL 0. Quin, W. C. Quin,
J. H. Harrison, W. J. ManderPon, F. S. M. Wren, M.
G. Daniell, and M. Balfour ; Veterinary Surgeons
Johnston and E. C. Cllalwin, and Ridingrnaster D.
Walsh
31—Lieutenant J, C. M'Nabb, Cornet Stirling, and
Veterinary Surgeons Philips and Dawson
4th—Lieutenant C. J. Hunt
6th—Lieutenant A. Mactier and Cornet Mainwaring
7th—Captain J. Staples, Lieutenant N. Martin, Lieu-
tenant A. J. Boulton, and Cornet Raleigh. (The
officers of this corps and at Lucknow)
Bth—Lieutenant-Colonel T. Tucker
let European Fusiliers —Lieutenant-Colonel J. R.
Pond, Captain W. R. Howell •
2d European Fusiliers—Lieutenant S. Jackson, Lieu-
tenant E. Sheriff, and Lieutenant G. J. Granville
3d European Fusiliers—Major G. P. Thomas
let Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewart,
Captains Athill Turner and E. J. Elms ; Lieutenants
11. Smith, H. M. Satchwell, G. R. Wheeler, J. S,
Bennett, F. Redman, and J. C. Supple
21 Native Infantry—Captain J. Young
31 Native Infantry—Lieutenants J. Yorke and R.
W. Alexander
4th Native Infantry—Captain J. Young
6th Native Infantry—Captain J. Plunkett Lieute.
nants R. Stelvai t and G. H. Hawes, Ensigns G.
Pringle and G. L. Munro ; Unposted Ensigns Scott,
Cheek, Way, E. Smith, A. Smith, Codd, Baylis, and
Beaumont
7th Native Infantry—Lieutenant R. Al. Ingilby
9th Native Infantry—Ensign Sutherland Rose
10th Native Infantry.—Lieut.-C)lonel G. A. Smith ;
Majors W. Lindsay, R Munro, and J. Phillott ; Cap-
tains F. D. Bignell and W. T. Phillimore ; Lieutenants
G. H. Law, 11. J. Fitzgerald, H. J. Simpson, and G.
W. Swetenhatn ; Ensigns 1). Henderson, R. Eckford,
and IL S. Byrne.
Ilth Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Finnis
12th Native Infantry—Major J. Kirke, Captain DWI'
lop ; Lieutenant Ryvee, Ensigns Phillips,Lindsay
Taylor, and
13th Native Infantry—Lieutenant E. W. Barwell
(The officers of this regiment are at Lucknow)
14th Native Infantry—Lieutenants C. Bathine and
H Smith
16th Native Infantry—Lieutenant F. C. Angelo and
Ensign March.
17th Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel R. IVPNai r,
Lieutenant E. D. E. Lewis, and Lieutenant P. G.
Hutchinson,
18th Native Infantry—Major H. E. Peason, and
Lieutenant J. Gowan
19th Native Infantry—Lieutenant Sir N. R. Leslie
20th Native Infantry—Captaine J. H. Taylor and
D. Macdonald ; Lieutenants D. 11. Henderson, G. D.
Barber, W. Pattie, and M. A. Humph rye
21,4 Native Infantry—Lieutenant F. W. Brodie
22d Native Infantry—Lieutenants English, A. Bright,
T. E. Lindsay, G L. Cautley, J. W. Anderson, and
Ensign Ritchie
23d Native Infantry—Lieut.-Col. J. Platt, Major W
Warden, Captain J. Fagae, and Lieutenant Hilliard.
25th Native Infantry—Ensign Hayter
26th Native Infantry—Major Spencer •
27th Native Infantry—Captain G. Gowan
28. h Native Infantry—Captains H. J. Guiso, M
James, H. W. Sneyd, G. Lysaght, and M. Salmon
Lieutenants A. Key, C. F. Sc at, W. W. Pitt, and G
W. Rutherford ; and Ensign T. J. li. Spans
32d Native Infantry—Colonel Jack, C. 8., Captain T.
C. Birch, and Ensign P C. Spells
32d Native Infantry—Captain C. Douglas and Lieut,
E. J. Travers
331 Native Infantry—Major J. S. Banks and Liout.
J. Browne
35th Native Infantry —Major T. E. Moorhouse
36th Native Infantry—Lieutenant F. J. Bagshaw
38th Native Infantry—Lieut.-Cole. P. Goldney and
W. Knyvett, Major G. Hollings, and Capt. A. Gibbings
39th Native Infantry—Lieutenant A. Procter
414 N4ive Infantry--Col. IL Sibbald. C. 8., Lieut.
Cidonel F. W. Birch, and Captain Williamson
431 Native Infantry—Licutermni. R. A. Becher
44th Native Infantry—Major E. N. Prendergast and
Lirutenant J. Smith
45th Native Infantry—Ensign 0. Walter
46th Native Infantry—Lteutanaw-Catonel A. G. Idle,
Captain W. L. Biehcip, and Captain J. E. Sharpe
48th Native Infautry—L'eutenant General S:r H.
Wheeler. (The offians of this regiment aro at Lucknow.)
52 I Native Infantry—Licui.enat-Colonel E. Wig,gens
slid Captain H. Berltor.

531 Na:ire Irifantry—laj r W. Hillersdon,
J. J. Reynol ie, R J. Edgeli, and U. Bel<on, Lieuts. F.
G. Jellicoe, 1J ..A.rui4ron2,. G. A. Master, 0. S. Bridge,,,
W. G. Prole, Ensigns A. lbwson, T. W. Turman, and
R. N. Evans.
51 h Native Infantry—Lieutenant•Coionel S. P. Rip-
lay, Captains F. S. pacerson, M. Blake, C. W. Russel!,
R. M. Smith, and G. Burrowes ; Lieuts. C. J. Butler,
E A. Elward4, W. Watnflidd, and A. M. Angelo.
55th Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel if. Si. ot.
tisvv.nda. _ .

56:1 Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel G. Wil-
-1
Li:,jor W. It. Prout, Cciptaina \V. L. Halliday, J.
\V. Dela/Imin, and G. IC,lnpland ; LiEtit4. Q Bliuye,
T. Raikes, G. R. Goad, yr. R. Cbahner,, , Faga,,
W. L. Morrie, and H. J. NNarcle ; Ensigns J. Het-
dc,rson and R. Bro own+)
57th Native Inlantry—E:f;ign Clough
59th Nativo Infanay—Mj a J. G.
60th Nativo Infantry—Liut. C. Q. Doyne