The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-01 00:00:00

LIST OF OFFICERS KILLED BEFORE DELHI,

Her Mjesty's 9A Lancers—Lieut. C. R. A. Yule.
Her N.Lije.ty's 60th R flea—Captaiu F. Andrews a!,d
Surgeon Moore.

Her Majesty's 75th Regiment—Captain E. W. John
Knox and Lieut. A. Harrison.
Horse Artillery —Lieut. H. G. Parkins.
2d Bengal European—Lieut. Jackson.
31 N I.—Lieut. R. W. Alexander.
204 h N.l.—Lieut. M. A. Humphreys.
231 N.I I.ntel Charles Chester.
54th N I.—Capta n Chud Widiam Russell and Lieut.
Charles Edward Wlara.tley.
56th N.L—CApt John Weston Delamairt and Lieut.
Quiutin BAtye (21).

KILLED AT NUSSERABAD

Ist Bombay buJef-rs.--Lieut.-Colonel Penny, CO.
Souttiswood, and Newberry.

KILLED AT LUCIKNOW.

Artillery—Major G ,n,ral Sir H. Lawrence, K. 8.8.
KILLED AT AGRA.

Artillery—Captain El ward A. C. d'O ly and Major
Jac do (22).

DIED FRI3I INJURIES RECEIVED.
Artillery—Lie it. G. D. Wiiioughby (23)
31:t 11,-riry Geo. Wadharn Spens.

KILLED AT CANNPORE, REGIIIKICT UNCERTAIN.
&Won!.
(1) Mehidpore Contingent (13) Mil. See. to Sir H, Law.
(2) 2d Gude Cavalry re::ce -
(.3) Assist. Adjutant-General (14) 4th Gwalior Infantry
(4) Adjutant Hurreanah Bat. (15) 2d Oude Irr, Cay. .
(5) Adjutant sth Irr. Cay. . (16) C,m and 15th Irr, Cay.
(6) Mehidpore Contingent (1 Traus-Ravee Circle
(7) Command. 13thIrr. Cay. • (18) Me '. St ,rekeeper, Seal-
(8) Fort Adjutant, Alla habad ' kote
,(9) Cimmaud, PalaCe Gads., (19) Opium Agent, Patna
Delhi (20) Civil Surgeon, Barclay
:10) 2d in commaud,lsth hr. 1(21) Ga;de Corps
Cay. , (22) Formerly of Seindiah's
'11) Adjutant 4th hr. Cay. I Ser.
12) 2d Gwalior Infantry I (23) Counniss. Of Ord., Delhi

SHARP'S AM lIRICAN BRE ECH- LO ADIN

RIFLE CARBINE.

A letter in a contemporary says :--The lour cavalry
regiments lately' embarked here for the East ladies ar.-
provided with Sharp's American Breech-1 .ading C ir-
bine. I have taken the opportunity of ex!dainin?; to the
commanding-officers of each regiment the superioril of
my seamless guc-cotton cartridge for such breech-loading
arms over the gunpowder cartridge now in use, which
latter requires to be cut by the action of the closing
lever. Everybody knows that nothing blunts the edge
of a sharp instrument room than the cut ing of paper.
My cartridge dues not require to be cut by the c'osirg
lever. Moreover, the resimue of guano wd.:r impedes the
tree action of the lever. Much is said in praise of the
aifield rift., 24 to the bore. That riffs would be of no
value without the.mze of my elongated shot, which I
submitted to Governmen• as lar back as the year 1823,
and which was not adopted into our service tit many
years attar the Honourable East Ircta C impany ordered
their officer he late Sir \Vi liars Hatri-) t ) in,truct the
King of Abyssinia an I " the blameless Ethiopians" in
tire superlor efficiency of an-elingated shot amid shed for
rifle arms ; and General Jacobs, of the Bombay Ar-
tillery, is now z.alously engaged in instruting the
degcandants of King Porus in the practical use o'
similar shot and shells. Shortly after General Chesney,
R.A.,• delivered his instructive lecture on firearms at
the Cork National Exhibition, the la'e L )rd Hardinge,
being Master General of the Ordnaiice, rep rted to her
Majesty. that I was the original inventor of the elon-
gated rifle-shot and shell.. The construction of the cart-
ridge is so simple that any sellier can readily make it.
(The necessary supply of saltpetre, sulphur, and char-
coal may fad, but "the king without the breeches" will
supply from the West Coast of Africa any quantity
required .of the finest c_t:pu wool for a mere " quidtpid
honorarium."

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