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

ENGTNEERS.

Captains E. Fraser and F. Whiting ; Lieutenants C.
D. Inne,., S. C. Jervis, E Jones, and E. Walker.

REiETLAR CAVALRY.

let Regiment—MajJr A. Harris and Captain W. S,
13f,atson.

21—Major E Vlbart, Captains C. J. Sappingg and
R. U. Jenkins ; Lieutenants R. 0. Qlin, W. C. Qiin,
J. H. Harrison, W. J. Manderaon, F. S. AL Wren, M.
G. DAniell, and M. B dfour ; Veterinary Sargeons
Johnston and E. C. CbalTin, and Ridingrnaster D
Walsh

31—Lieutenant J. C. M'Nabb, Cornet Stirling, and
Veterinary Surgeons Philips and DA wson

4th--Lieutenant C. J. ilunt

Gth—Lieutenar:t A. Mactier and Carnet Mainwaring

7th—Captain J. Staples, Lieutenant N. Martin, Lieu-
tenant A. J. Boulton, and Cnnet Raleigh. (The
officers of tills corps aro at Lucknow)
Stu—Lieutenant-Colonel T. Tucker
Ist European Fusiliers —Lieutenant-Colonel J.
Pond, Capta;n W. R. Howell
2d European Fusiliers—Lieutenant S. Jaukson, Lieu-
tenant E. Sheriff, and Lieutenant G. J. Granville
3d European Fusiliers—Major G. P. Thomas
Ist Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewart,
Captains Athill Turner and E. J. Elms ; Lieutenants
11. Smith, R. M. Satoh well, G. R. Wheeler, J. S,
Bennett, F. Redman, and J. C. Supple
2d Native Infantry—Captain J. Young
31 Native Infantry—Lieutenants J. Yorke and P.
W. Alexander
4.h Native Infantry—Captain J. Young
6th Native Infantry—Captain J. Plunkett, Lieute-
nants R. Stewart and G. H. Hawes, Ensigns CL
Pringle and G. L. Munro ; Unposted Ethigns Scott,
Cheek, Way, E. Smith, A. Sinth, Cold, Bajlis, and
Beaumont

7th Native Infantry—Lieutenant R. M. Ingilby
gth Native Infantry—Ensign Sutherland Itolie
10th Na' ive Infantry—Lieut.-0 ,lonel G. A. Smith ;
Majori W. Luidsay, It Munro, and J. Phillott ; Cap-
taina F. D. Bignell and W. T. Phillimoro ; Litutenan's
G. 11. Law, 11. J. Fitzgerald, H. J. Simpson, and G.
NV, S,retenharn ; Ensigns D. Henderson, R. Eckfor 1,
and R. S. Byrne.

I th Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Finnis
12th Native Infantry— Major J Kirke, Captain Du-
lop ; Lieutenant Ryvee, Ensigns PniHips, Tayl.)r, and
Lindsay
13th Native Infantry—Lieutenant E. W. Barwe'l
(The officers of this regiment are at Luck now)
14th Native Infantry—Lieutenants C BAtbine and
U Smith

16th Native Infantry—Lieutenant F. C. Angelo and
En.ign:Marcb.
_ _ _

17iii Native Infantry—Lieu' enact-Colonel M•Nair,
Lieutenant E. D. E. Lewis, and Lieutenant P. G.
Hutchinson.

18th Native Infantry—Major IL E. Peason, and
Lientenant J. Gowan

19th Native Infantry—Lieutenant Sir N. It. Leslie
20z,h Native Infantry—Captains J. H. Taylor and
D. Macdonald ; Lieutenants D. IL Henderson, G. D.
Barber, W. Pattie, and M. A. Humphrys
21.1 Native Infantry—Lieutenant F. W. Brodie
22d Native Infantry—Lieutenants E-glish, A. Bright,
T. E. Lindsay, G L. Cautley, J. W. Anderon, and
Ensign It tchie
231 Native Infantry—Lisnt.-Col J. Platt, Mijor W.
Warden, Captain J. Fagan, and Lieutenant
25th Native Infantry—Ensign ilayter
26 Ii Native Infantry—Major Spencer

27th Native Infantry—Captain G. Gowan
28. h Native Infantry—Captains 11. J. Guise, M.
James, 11. W, Sneyd, G. Lysaght, and M. Salmon ;
Lieutenants A. Key, C. F. Sc-itt, W. W. Pitt, and G.
W. Rutherford ; and Ensign T. J. H. Spins
821 Native Infantry—Colonel Jack, C. 8., Captain T.
C. Birch, and aisign 11. C. Spens
32d Native Infautry—Captain C. Douglas and Liout.
E. J. Travers

331 Native Infantry—Mai )1. J. S. Banks and Lieut.
J. Browne

35th ".di -Li t
IA a ive Infantry—Major oloorootima
36th Native Infantry —Lieutenant F. 3: Bag elm w
88th Native infantry—Lit:M.4JAN P, Goldnoy and
W. Knyvett, Major G. Hollings, and Capt. A. Gibbing*
39th Native Infantry--Lieutenant A. Procter
41st Dative Infantry—CA H. Sibbald. C. 8., Lieut.•
Colonel F. W. Birch, and Captain Williamson
43d Native Infantry—Lieutenant R. A. Becher
44th Native Infantry—Major E. N. Prendergast and
Li utenant J. Smith
45th Native infantry—Ea sign 0. Walter
45th Native Infantry—Lleutenant-Colonel A. G I.Fe,
Captain W. L. Bishop, and Captain J. E. Sharpe
48th Native Infantry—Lieutenant General Sir IL
Wheeler. (The officers of this regiment are at Lucknovv.)
52.1 Native Infantry—Lieufenat-Colonel E. Wiggens
and Captain IT. BaltOP.
53d Native Infantry—Major W. Hillersclon, Captains
J. J. Rey nolis, R. J. Edge'', and H. Behan, Lieute. F.
G. Jellicioe, H. Armstrong. G. A. Master, 0. S, Bridges,
(z_-1-. Prole, Ensigns A. Dawson, P. W. Torman, and
R. N. Evans.
54-h Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel S. P. It'p-
ley, Captains F. S. Paterson, M. Blake, C. W. Russell,
R. M. Smith, and G. Burrowes ; Lieuts. C. J. Butler,
E. A. Edwards, W. Watelfield, alit: A. M. Angelo.
55th Native Infantry—Lieutenant-CJlonel IT. Si ot-
tiewoode.
56:.h Native Idantry—Lieutecant-Colonel G.
l amp, I,!4ajor W. R. Prout, Captains W. L. Halliday, J.
W. Delataain, and G. Kt-mpl*nd ; Q Batty°,
IL T. Railc.es, G. R. Goad; W. R. Cnalrner, H. Farzae,
W. L. Morris, aud H. J. Wavle ; J. W. Het.-
derson and R. Browne _ _

57th Native Infantry—Ensign Clough
59th Native Infantry—Major J. G. liolraee
00th Native biantry-7-Lieut. C. A. Doyne

61st Native Infantry—Major W. Ryves and Lieu-
tenant Powys
62d Native Infantry—Major F. C. Hayes and Lien-
tenant 0. Span
64th Native Infantry—Lieuterant G. Snell
65rb Native Infantry—Major F. Shirreff
66th Native Infantry—Ensign W. Sweny
67cn Native Infantry—Lieutenant J. C. Clarke, P.
IL Jackson, P. H. Burlton
68th Native Infantry—Captain A. Skene, Lieutenant
N. H. Alexander, Lieutenant W. H. Luinsden and En-
•ign R. G. Tucker
69th Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel W. S.
genteath

70.11 Native Infantry—Lieutenant A. P. Grant. (The
officers of this regiment are in Lucknow).
72d Native Infantry—Brigadier J. H. Handscomb
Ind Lieutenant R. O'Dowda

74th Native Infantry—Majar Sir G. Parker, Bart.,
Captain C. Gordon, Lieutenants F. Burgess, R. Reve-
ley, J. D. Smith, the Hon. H. Addington, and H. F.
M. Hyslop
Oude Irregular Force—Lieutenant Mara.
Invalid Establishment—Lieutenant Whish, Surgeons
G. G. Spilsbury, J. Graham, C. Garbett, H. H. Baw-
ling, K. W. Kirke, N. Collysr, W. A. Rolfe, W. R.
Boyce, R. H. Oakley, A. W. Newenham, Dr. W.
Nl.‘Egan, T. G. Heatlicote, J. M. Hay, S. Maltby, J.
C. Graham, H. S. Garner, R. D. Allan, J. C. Watson,
r. Moore, R. Lyell, H. P. Harris, G-. Hanbsorrow, J.
Fayrer, J. P. Bawling, J. M. M'Lagan (7), A. Dop
ping, and W. Ireland.
Chaplains—Revs. M. Jennings, F. Fisher, G. Coop.
land, and E. Moncrieff.
Of the Madras establishment it is known that Major
Renaud and Lieutenant Richardson, of the Fusiliers ;
Captain Gordon, Deputy Commissioner, Jhansi ; Lieut.
Grant, Assistant Commissioner of Oude ; and Lieut.
Parsons, of the Oude Irregular Force, have fallen.
Of the Bombay establishment Colonel Penny, Captain
Spottiswoode, and Cornet Newbury, of the Bombay
Lancers, tell at Nusseerabad ; and Lieutenant Nicolson
and Ensign Heathfield, of the 27th Native Infantry,
and Ensign Stubbs, of the 9th, at Kolapore.
Very little is known of the casualties in the Puri anti,
and the foregoing list only includes three who fell there.
Of those who have been reported as severely wounded no
sub-equent accounts have been received except in a
few cases.

Of the 18th, 28th, and 41st Bengal Regiments very
little is known ; but it is feared that nearly all the
officers who were with these regiments (at Bareilly,
Shahjehanpore, and Seetapore) have perished. It is
also feared that a considerable proportion of the officers
in Lucknow may have fallen. They cons►sted of the
officers of the Queen's 32d and of one company of the
84th, of the Bengal 13th, 48th, and 71st, of the 7th
Cavalry, several officers of the Engineers and Artillery,
and of the Oude Irregular Force.
No complete list can at present be compiled of the
memb-rs of the military families who have nest
an untimely end. Of the uncovenanted service it is
known that Dr. Buck, of the Bareilly College; Mr.
Tregar, of the Delhi College ; Mr. Stroyan, Assistant
Commissioner in Oude ; Mr. F. Hulbard, Professor of
Agra College, and many more have been murdered.
Among the persons unconnected with Government Mr.
Heatly, editor of the Delhi Gazette; Mr. Tandy, late
secretary of the North-West,rn Bank ; many merchants
and traders, and Mr. Newlands, tire photographer, have
been killed ; and the following list has been published
of missionaries who have fallen victims :—The Rev. A.
R. Hulbard, of the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel, and the Rev. J. Mackay, of the Baptist Mission
at Delhi ; the Rev. W. H. Haycock, and H. Cockey,
of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel at
Cawnpore ; the Rev. J. Macallum of the Additional
Clergy Society at Shabjehaopere ; the Revs. Messes.
Freeman, Johnstone, Campbell, M‘Mullen, and their
fan Nee, of the American Presbyterian Mission at Futtey-
gisur ; and the Rev. Mr. Hunter and family of tie
Scottish Mission at Sealkote.
Of the civilians who have fallen the following is be-
lieved to be a correct list :—Simon Fraser, D. Robert.
son, T. K. Lloyd, R. T. Tucker, G. D. Raikes, R. B.
Tnornhill, J. P. M'Whirter, C. J. Ildlersden, J. R.
Hutchinson, J. Strachey, A. Galloway, G. J. Christian,
J. Wedderhurn, W. C. Watson, M. Ricketts, H. B.
Thoruhil', J. R. Maokillop, A. Johnstone, J. G. The-
mason, A. H. Black, R. N. Lewia, R. B. Cuppage;
C. V. Jenkins (?), W. R. Moore, D. Grant. C. W. Cul,-
liffe, J. B. Thornhill, and 1t H. Pomeroy.

The following is an extract from a letter dated
Umballah, Aug. 25 :
"I have just helped on a heavy train of siege guns-
-24 guns and mortars of heavy calibre, and 1,200 cart-
loads of shot and shell. They should reach Delhi about
the Gth Sept., and, allowing them a week for getting
them into position, the attack may possibly take place
about the 15th or 20th. In the meantime the rebel.,
have gone out on a marauding expedition towards to-
wards 'lanai, where G:neral Van Cortlandt is with a
smail force, quite ready to thrash them."