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

'THE MIITINEE-11-;

Engineers—Captain E. Fraser and Lieut. James John
MsLeod Innes,
Artillery—Capt. Alex. Wm. Hawkins, Lieut. William
Stewart, and Lieut. Chas. Dempster.
Ist Light Cavalry—Brevet-Major Alfred Harris.
21 Light Cavalry—Lieut. Quinn and Veterinary Sur-
geou'Enimund Geo. Cualwin.
31 Light Cavalry—Lieut. M'Nabb and Veterinary
Sur.4eons John Philips and Chas. John Dawson.
4th Light Caralry—Lieut..Chas. John Hunt (1).
7th Light Cavalry—Cornet Raleigh.
14
Redman, and
Ni.—Lie
Ensignutaenry Sidney Smith, Lieut. Frede-
rick J. C. Sul ple.
6th N.l.—Capt. John Plunkett, Lieut. Robert
Stewart, Lieut Geo. Harry Hawes, Ensign Scott, En-
sign Cheek, Ensign Dodd, Ensign Smith, Ensign Smith,
Ensign Way, and Ensign Munro (doubtful).
7th N.l.—Capt. Fredk. Proctor Bailey (2).
10th N.l.—Major Wm. Lindsay (3)..
11th N I.—Lieut.-Colonel John Finnis.
13th N.l.—Lieut. Edward Wm. Bar wed (4).
17th N.I. —Lieut. Percy, Geo. Hutchinson.

Isth N.l.—Major Henry Edward Pearson, Captain
Taylor Campbell Richardson, Capt. Hugh Vans Haw-
thorn, Lieut, Jas. Young Gowan, Lieut. Henry Ross
Stewart, and Ensign John Charles Dyson.
19. h N.l.—Lieut. Sir Robt. Norman Leslie, Bart.(s).
20. h N.l.—Capt. Donald Macdonald, Capt. John
Henry Gee. Taylor, Lieut. David Henry Henderson,
Lieut. Geo. Douglas Barbor, and Lieut. Wm. Pattie.
21st N.l.—Lieut. Francis Walker Brodie (6).
221 N.l.—Lieut.-Col. Philip Goldoey, Major Arthur
Samuel Mills, and Lieut. Arthur Bright.
. . _

23d N.l.—Lient.-Cal. John Phil and Lieut. James
Fagan.
25th N.l.—Ensign Hayter.
27th N.l.—Capt. George Thos. Gowan.
28th N.l.—Capt. Henry John Guise (7).
31st N I.—Capt. Thos. Charles l3irch (8).
32d N.l....Capt. Charles Robert George Douglas (9).
36th N.l.—Lient. Fredk. John Salmon Bagshaw.
38th N.l.—Lient Thos. Wollams Holland and Lieut.
Arthur Gibbings (10).-
39th N.l.—Lieut. Archibald Procter.
41st N.l.—Brigadier Sibbald, C. 8., and Brevet
Lieut. Col. Fredk. Win. Birch.
42d N.l. Brigadier Alex. Jack.
44th N.l.—Lieut. John Smith (11).
46th N.l.—Capt. W. Louis Mosheim Bishop.
48th N.l.—Major-General Sir Hugh M. Wheeler,
C. 8., and Lieut. Gilbert Ironside Bair.
531 N.l.—Captain Johti Hewetson Reynolds and

Ensign Wm. George Prole.
64th N.l.—Lieut.-Col. John Peter Ripley, Major
Francis Stuart Paterson, Captain Muirson Trower
Blake (12), Captain Rowland Mainwaring Smith, Capt.
Coal y Burrowes, Lieut. Ernest Andrew Edwards, Lieut.
Manes John Butler, Lieut. Wm. Waterfield, Lieut,
Edward Daniel Hamilton Vibart, and Ensign Angelo.
56th N.l.—Lient.-Col. Stephen Williams, Major
Waller Robert Front, Captain Win. Leonard Halliday,
and Captain Felix Vincent Richard Jervis.
621 N.l.—Capt. Fletcher Fulton C. Hayes (13).
64th N.l.—Lieut. Geo. Snell.
65th N.l.—Major Francis Shirreff (14).
67th N.l.—Lieut. Philip H. Comyn Burlton.
68th N.l.—Lieut. Augustus Hay Alexander (15)
and Ensign Richard Green Tucker.
71st N.l.—Lieut, Aldouric Patrick Grant.
72d N.l.—Brigadier Isaac Henley Handscomb and
Lieut. Robert Chao. O'Dawda.

74th N.l.—Capt. Chas. Gordon, Capt. Sir George
Parker. Bart , Lieut. Mathew Hugh Reve;ey, and Lieut.
James Digby Sm:th.
I::valide Captain J. H. Perris.
Her Mtjest,'s 29th Foot—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel
Samuel F seer (16).
Medical Establishment—Superintendent Surgeon Jas.
Graham (17), Surgeon Milken Winlaw Kirk, Assistant-
Surgeon Jo.:eph Fayrer, Assistant-Surgeon A. Dopping,
Absistant-Surgeon J. C. Graham (18), A-Bi--tent-Sur-
goon R. Lyelt (19), Assistant Surgeon E. James, and
Assistant-Surgeo J. M. Hay (20)
Civil Se: v:ce—lssistan -Surgeons J. Wedderburn, S.
Fraser, M. Rickert-, B. R. Cup age, R. Tucker, W. R.
Moore, A. IL G. Block, J. Strachey, A. Galtlwa,y, C.
G. Hillersdon. and W. R. Moore.
Ecclesiastical Establishment—Rev. M. J. Jennings
and Rev. G. W. Conpland.
LIST OF OFFIOERS BILLED BEFORE DELHI,

Her Majdsty's 9% Lancers—Lieut.-Col. R. A. Yule.
Her Majesty's GOth Mai—Captain F. Andrews and
Surgeon Moore.
Her Majesty's 75th ROgiment—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.
20th N.l.—Lieut. M. A. Huoarthre”.
23.1 lonel Charles Chester.
54th N.l.—Capta n Claud William Russell and Lieut.
Charles Edward Wheatley.
56th N.l.—Capt John Weston Delamain and Lieut.
Quiutin B.ttye (21).

KILLED AT NUSSERABAD.
lat Bombay Lancers.—Lieut.-Colonel Penny, CAp
Spottiswood, and Cornet Newberry.

KILLED AT LUCKNOW.
Artillery—Maior General Sir H. Lawrence, K. 8.8

KILLED AT AGRA.
Artillery—Captain Edward A. C. d'o3ly and Major
Jacob (22).
DIED JAM INJURIES RECEIVED

—En4ign Henry Wadhain
Artillery—Lien. G. D. Willoughby (23).
ED AT CAWNPORE, REGIMENT UNCERTAIN.
3ht N.
K. L.
Eckforl.
1) Mehidpore Contingent ' (13) Mil. Sec. to Sir 11. Law-
-2) 2d Oude Cavalry rence
,3) Assist. Adjutant-General (14) 4th Gwalior Infantry
(4) Adjutant liurreanahßat. (15) 2d Qude Irr. Cay.
(5) Adjutant sth Irr. Cay. (16) Com nand 15th Irr. Cam.
(6) Mehidpore Contingent (17) Traus-Ravee Circle
(7) Command. 13thIrr. Cay. (18) Me I. Starekeeper, Seal-
(8) Fort Adjutant. Allahabad kote
(9) Command. Palace Gads., (19) Opium Agent, Patna
Delhi (20) Civil Surgeon, Bareilly
(10) 2d in command, 15th Irr. (21) Guide Corps
Cay. (22) Formerly of Scindiab's
(11) Adjutant 4th Irr. Cay. I Ser.
(12) 2d Gwalior Infantry I (21) Commiss. of Ord., Delhi

SHARP'S AMERICAN BROECH-LOADING
• RIFL& CARBINE.

A letter in a contemporary says four cavalry
regiments lately embarked here fur the East Indies are
provided with Sharp's American Breech-1 Jading C tr.
bine. I have taken the opportunity of explaining to the
commanding-officers of each regimens the superiority of
my seamless gun-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
laver. Everybody knows that nothing blunts the edge
of a sharp instrument more than the cat .ing of paper.
My cartridge does not require to be cut by the closieg
lever. Moreover, the residue of gunpowder impedes the
tree action of the lever. Much is said in praise of the
Enfield rigs, 24 to the bore. That rifle would be of no
value without the use of my elongated shot, which I
submitted to Government as far back as the year 1823,
and which was not adopted into our service til many
years atter the Honourable East India Company ordered
their officer ('he late Sir Wiliam Harris) to instruct the
King of Abyssinia and " the blameless Ethiopians" in
the superior efficiency of an elongated shot and she.l for
rifle aims ; and General Jacob., of the Bombay Ar-
tillery, is now zealously engaged in instructing the
descendants of King Purus in the practical use ol
similar shot and sheds. Shortly after General Chesney,
8.A., delivered his instructive lecture on firearms at
the Cork National Exhibition, the late Lord Ifardinge,
being Master General of the Ordnance, rerried to her
Maj 'sty that I was the original inventor of the elon-
gated rifle-shot and shell. The construction ct the cart-
ridge is so simple that any collier can readily make
saltpetre, sulphur, and char-
coal the breeches" will
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supply from the West Coast of Africa any quantity
necessary
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required of the finest cotton wool for a mere " quidquid
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