The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Mere Details Of the Battles in the Crlmta and
the Siege Of Srbasiopol.
INTERESTING REP.RT ON JAPANESE MONEY,
&c., &c., DO.
THE SIEGE or sEBAsToPoL.



THE DEAD AND WOUNDED OFFICERS OF
ENGLAND.
From the London Globe Nov. %
The following general order appointing successor 10
The deceased Brigader-Genera strangways was issued
on the 9th inst. -
GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS before sebastopoi sov. g.
In consequence of the death of Brgadier. epersl
Strangways which the commander OF the deeply
depores IN common with all who acquainted With
Richard Jones Dacres, Of the Royal Artillery viii
sumo the command Of the Artillery with this army and
undertake all duties connected Herewith; and the oh
GERS OF Artillery will report to him accordingly.
BY order, j. b. B. EsTCoURT, Adjt General
General Strangways struck ia the leg by round
shot, and not as reported, by piece Of shen. The leg
completely crushed and the poor old general expir
I'd under the shock His last words we're 81 die at least
soldiers DEATH His remains lie next to those Of Sir
e. Oathcart. Poor Gen. Fox Strangways killed by
ball. which, after passing through the horse Of
Captain Pauet Somerset, carried off his leg lie at
the tine close behind Lord Raglan, and fell from his
horse into the arms Of General Estcouri, who had
accompanied Lord Raglan TO the field. General
Strangways was immediately removed TO the hos.
pital tent Balaklaya On tue way to the rear
the gallant osicer was perfectly calm and did not aP
to suffer much He seemed to think of the
feengs OF his family than Of his state and he
quested Of his aids decamp who had kindly
poaled him, to write to Mrs. Strangways TO that be
only slightly wounded. The Duke Of Cambridge, his
sid camp Major Macdonald, and bsrd Bai2oue, aid
ie-camp Gen Bentnck, had horses shot under them.
Sr George Brown is recovering. There is no truth in
IRE report that the gallant General had bis arm ampn
lated He struck his sword by musket ball,
mich glanced off and passed through his Fortu-
,.tey. the bone Of the not touched, aud the
sound itself is slight that the brave old General fiat
himself that within fortnight he would be able
10 resume the command of his beloved Light
asisicn
Col Thorn Of the 10Th is acting Brigader in the 4th
Division in place OF Gen. Torrens, and Maj Gen. Cod
rnston commands the Light Division during the absence
OF Sir George Brown.
The command of the brigade OF Guards has devolyed
upon Colonel the Hon. George Upton, who is himself
wounded slightly.
IN Tho
death OF the Rev John WhAoe, OF the Roman Ca.
tholic chapans to the army, which took place from the
Eyimea Mr., Wheble endeared TO all who knew him
by his thoroughly good and amiable disposition and
doubt whether those of his faith who loved him for
his devotion TO 1t, were not equalied by his friends Of
and tolerant mind. With the army he principally
attached TO the Second Division and told that
Sir he Lacy Evans to the youngest drummer
man mourns him friends Mr.. Wbebie young
man. well of regards the goods of this world, and
when last spring he volunteered to leave his quiet
curscy at Chelsea 10 encounter the harsps and
gers OF the war he made perhaps great sacrifice
TO duty as any one the gentle England have
left fortune home, and friends to fight Tor their country
in the East.
The Kilkenny Qreland) Moderator of Nov IS CON
tains the following romantic and melancholy incident
II is with regret that read in the nominal return OF
officers killed in the battle of nkermann that Captain
stanley Of the 57th Regiment, is amongst those who
have died nobly in the service Of his country Captain
Stanley native of Dublin, and was connected with
The family of the late Sir Edward stanley When very
young, being fond Of military hfe he entered the
service Of the Queen OF Portugal and distinguished
himself in action at oporto in july 1855 where he
ceiyed wound in the arm. He continued 10
in Portugal and Spain until 1885, when the order
of the Tower and Sword (of Portugal conferred
him q reward for his gallantry. The following
dote connected with his appointment to the British
army is hentic-Prince William Henry. when mid
shipman was present at ball at Halifax Nova Scotia
and being struck with the charms Of young lady pre-
sent, selected her for his partner in country dapce
At the conclusion Of which - laughngly told her that
he should attain power sh% need only send him
copy of the music of that dance, accompanied by
quest, aud that he would possible, attend to any
demand authenticated Years rolled the
lady married. became s widow, and q grand
mother. Prince William Henry became King William
W. and on the return Of Mr.. Stanley from Spain in
1855, he expressed wish TO enter The British army,
which his grandmother forwarded copy OF the
music 20 his Majesty, accompanied by letter remind
rg him OF his promise AMI concluding by asking for
Az ensigpcy without purchase for her grandson. IN
very f,W days she was honored with autograph let
Ter from the King stating his perfect remembrance OF
the dance and the promise referred to- and his intention
aecede her wish with respect TO the domination Of
her grandson to an ensgncy, which accordingly took
Mace IN Nav. 1895 CAPTAIN Stanley Joined the s7lh
Regiment st Madras the same year, and served with it
Had he survived this battle he would have
succeeded to a majority without purchase A man of
refined tastes aud eevatipg pursuits he became mem
be- Of the Kilkenny Archaeological society, whilst
amongst and took deep interest in that Institution
up 70 the period Of his untineiy death.
The Newcastle (Eng) guardian contains the follow
Ensgn j. cutterbuck SD Foot whe is returned in the
list OF killed. the glorious battle of lnkermann ON
the 9Th inst IS we regret 70 say son % sr e ela,
ford Third battalion Grcrader Guards, returned as
wounded slightly, isa relative of J. H. Atkinson ESQ.,
OF Anserton Mcrpeth. aforementioned the Hon. H.
Percy OF the same CORPS also returned as wounded
slightly relative of his Grace the Duke Of Northum
beriand Iieutenant II. Butler, 1th Royal Fusicrs
Butler laq late OF Brunton, Hexham and Lieutenant
vsne 23d Foot returned as wounded slightly, is son
OF sir y. 7. Vane, Bart, of Arnathwaite Hall
The Western Times notices the Devonshre men thus
The news from the Crlnea though all glorious to the
IN .his COUNT The sesth Of tie Young and gallant sir
Robert Newman overshsdovs, with painful bereave-
ea united and esst happy ay Inc a,e Gallant nl.
where, deprves the worthy rector OF Rewe near this
city Of attached brother anil several Of our country
families OF friend. The wound Of General Butler
brings aiicon to the house Of poliimore whose noble
lady sister 20 that gallant soldier The kind hearted
saire OF Peamore and his worthy family have received the
cad tidngs that young Lieutenant Kekewch fell wound
cd in The field Of Inkermsnn The gallant Lieutenant
Colonel Harry Smith, who was dangerously, wounded
whilst leading the 6sth this memorable day, has u
venerable mother in Exeter, his sister Mrs Abraham
residing at Heayitree. Comet Archibald Cleveland OF
the 18th Lancers, also among the slam lie was son
Of Che late A. S. Willet Esq and nephew of the lste
dir Bruce Chichester, and heir to the rspey estates
Dublin paper says-Tbe sad intelligence OF the
bereavement sustained by his exceenc! the Lord
Lieutenant and the Countess Of s. Germans in the
death Of their gallant son. the Hon Captain Eliot Of he
Guards who fell in The battle of the 9TH reached Dub
I'm Castle yesterday evening The melancholy event has
The GALWAY eTrclan,) Vindceor states that when the
news OF the release of Lord Dunken by the Cysr reached
fortumns Saturday, public rcjociugs tccs place,
and the town was illuminated the night.
The Hon. Captain Annessy who was so severely
rounded at the battle OF tie Alma, has recently arrived
London from the Crimes Captain Anuesley Is rapi lily
covering from the injuries he sustained in the mouth,
ome OF bis teeth and portion Of his tongue having
yecn carried away by bullet.
Colonel Lord Arthur fitzoy severely wounded at the
attle Of Inkermann whose arrival Al Msrselles was
eiegTspSed, expected TO reach London very soon
LIST OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN TURKEY AND THE CRiMEA.
correspondent of the LONDON Chronicle writing from
f~f. NM. 4n4rD all
generally maintained In Russian reports as 10 nominal
casualties II is difficult TO ascertain the OF killed
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