The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14
casualties amour, in the whole, killed, wounded and


Your grace will be surprised 10 learn that the number
OF British troops actually engaged little exceeded eight
thousand men, whilst those Of General Bosquets dvi-
sion only amounted 70 six thousand--the remaining
available French troops on the spot having been Kept in
ought to mention, that while the enemy attack
ing our right they assailed the left of the French
trenches and actually got into two Of their batteries
manner, with considerable loss and holly pursued
the very walls Of sebastopol have, &c. RAGLAN.
His GRACE THE DUKy or NEwoAsrlE sc.
Stof-5 Officers killed, IL officers wounded.
Fourth Light Drdgoons-2 rank and file wounded
Eleventh. Hvssars-1 rank and Ale wounded.
Seventeenth Ldncers-l officer killed, rank and file
wounded.
Arfillery-2 officers, 3 sergeants 10 rank and file
killed officers sergeants u rank and file wounded.
Third Battalion Of Grenddicr Guards officers 3
sergeants drummer, q rank and file killed; officers
sergeants, drummer, IA rank and file wounded 80
FIRST Batalion Of coldstream Guards officers SER
geants rank and file killed. officers, sergeants Ito
rank and file wounded IS rank and Ale missing
sergeants q rank and file killed. officers 8sergeants,
2drummers, 100 rank and file wounded; 16 rank and
FIRST Regiment Of Fbot-1 rank and file killed.
Seventh Re0im enf-5 rank and file killed; officers,
sergeants, drummer, 40 rank and file wounded rank
N,neeentA Regimet-1 officer, rank and Ale killed;
rank and file wounded.
and file killed officers II sergeants, drummer, l04
rank and file wounded; % rank and ale missing.
7renty.frst Reoi~e~sl officer Is rank and Gle kill
ed officers, II sergeants, 70 rank and file wounded;
1sentyasird Regest-7 rank and ae killed. ofcsr
2sergesnts 10 rank and ale wounded; ofdcer SER
geant, II rank and file missing.
TAirtisM Reoimen-2 ofacers 81 rank and ale killed;
Officers se1se.nts, % rank Kan, and file wounded a.. IN
ed; Officers, sergeants, 50 rank and Rle wounded.
Ertyfrst Re0in.ent-5 officers, sergeants, IS rank
and file Killed; officers, sergeants, drummers s5
Fsrtysirth Reoiment-2 officers, sergeants, "a rank
Tsriy- Ssrent1 Reaimsnt-ie rank and fie killed; OIL
GERS, 2 sergeants, 43 rank and ale, wounded.
Forty Ninth Re0iment.2 officers, sergeant, drum
mer 50 rank and hle, killed; II sergeants, drummer
Fytish Rtaimentml Ofacer rank and Ale killed;
officer, drummer, 20 rank and 6le, wounded.
Fyny:sfA Regiment-ls rank and file killed; officers,
sergeants, "a rank end file, wounded
Fifty serenth Regiment officer, sergeants drum
mer rank and file, killed; officers, sergeants,
drummer, SO rank and file, wounded.
Siztythird Regiments officers, IL rank and fle killed.
officers, sergeants, drummers, 50 rank and file,
Sirty.eisAth Regiment-2 officers, rank and Ale,
killed; officers sergeants drummers, 20 rank and
file, wounded; sergeants IL rank and file missing.
Serenty-serenth Regiment-1 officer, 2 sergeants II
rank and file, killed; sergeants, drummer, "a rank
and file, wounded; l rank and fe missing.
Eighty-ghh Regiments sergeants, IS rank and file,
killed officers sergeants, rank and ale wounded
Mnya Regsmsn2 ser1g S % rank AMI and ale
First Battalion Rife Brigade-1 officer, sergeants,
II rank and file, killed; officers, sergeants, drum
mer y rank and file, wounded ssergeans, rank and
Second Bdtalion Rife Brigade-l officer, rank and
file. killed; officer, ! drummer, rs rank and file,
7oal-4s officers 81 sergeants, a drummers 37s rank
and file, killed; 100 officers 100 sergeants II drum
668 rank and file, wounded officer, sergeants,
Ambuldnce-1 rank and file wounded.
Royal Marines-l sergeant, frank and file, killed;
officer, sergeant, rs rank and file, wounded.
Grand 7otol-43 officers, 80 sergeants, drummers,
$50 rank and file killed 10, officers III sergeants Il
sergeants, 19l rank and file, missing.
NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS KILLED AT THE BAT
TIE OF INKERAANN, 6TH NOVEMBER, 1854.
seren,eenth LoncersMcolDet Archibald Cleveland.
Royal Artillery-Brigadier General T. Fox Strang-
ways, Major p Townsend send ,.
Stgf-Captain Fl. 7. Butler, Deputy Assistant Adju-
Ut; Third Baaazion Grenadier Guords-1ieutenant COL
L. W. Pakenham Captain Sir R. L. Newman, Bart;
Captain Hon H. A. Neville.
First Battalion Coldstream Gnards-Iieutenant Col
Hon. 7. Y Dawson, Lieutenant Colonel J. G. Cowel,
Captain Hon. G. c. G. Eliot, Captain F. H. Ramsden,
Captain l. D !, naekinnon, Captain H n Bouverie
First Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards--Lieutenant
Colonel ]. H. Blair
Scf-Capt. W. x. Allix.
7Asr1ieth Re0iment-Capt A. Connolly, Lieut.. A. Glib
Ftry.fra Regiment Lieutenant Colonel g. Carpenter.
Captain E. Richards, Lieutenant A. Taylor, Lieutenant
"a ssS Res;meaSaor Dalton Lieutenant
A. s. Armstrong.
FUtieth Observation-Disclosures w. G. Eastwood.
Fourth Division.
General Sir George Cathss1t KCB
Seymour, Assistant Adjutant General.
Tcentidh Regiment-Iieutenant W. H. Bowling.
Iuenty.fra Regiment. -Lieutenant II. F: E Hurt.
Fifty seventh acknowledgement E. Stanley.
Sirty-tkird Regment-L Lieutenant. Colonel E. 8. T.
swyny Lieutenant G. C. W. curtois; Ensign J. H. clut-
sisty-eiqhth Regment-Major H. G. wynne; Heuten-
First Battalion Rife Brigads-captain A. A. Cart
wright
Thirty-third Regiment Lieutenant Henry Thorold
Nineteenth Regiment-Captain James Ker.
Serenty-serenfR Regment-C Captain J. Nicholson.
Second Battalion Rifle Brigade-ieutenant L. W.
Malcolm.
NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WOUNDED AT THE
BATTLE OF uKERAANN 9TH Nov, 1854.
Royal Artillery-Lieutenant-Coa Colonel g. Gambler,
slightly; Captain and Adjutant J. f. L. Baddeley Sc
verey; Captain G. Upper, slightly; Captain G. H. In
First Dirision
Sfof-Major General H. J. W. Bent!nck, slightly;
Captain T. H. Clifton, A. d. c., slightly.
Third Battalion Grenadier Guards-Coonel r. w.
Hamilton slightly aforementioned X. Bradford,
slightly LeutenantColonel Hon. H. Percy, slightly;
Captain A. Tipping severely; Lieutenant sir J. Fergu-
SON. Bart slightly; Lieutenant c. N. Sturt severely
Firsl Bohalion Coldstream Guords-Iieutenant-C Colo
mel Halkett severely; Lieutenant Colonel Lord A. G.
Fitzroy severely; Colonel Hon. G. Upton, sghtly;
Captain Hon. p Fielding severely; Lieutenant Hon. W.
Third radiation Scots Fusilier Guards-Colonel E. w.
r. Walker severely; Iieutensnt Colonel Francis Sey
mour. slightly; Captain G. T. f. Shuckburgh severely;
Captain r. Gipps severely: Captain F. Barring slightly
Lieutenant S. ]. Blame, slightly Captain and Adjutant
H. Drummond severely; Assistant Surgeon A. G. Elk
ington slightly.
Second Dirision.
ScF- Brigadier General H W. Adams. severely Capt.
j. Gubbns A. d. c., slightly; Captain G. Adams, A. D.
c. slightly; Captain A. Mcdonald, A. D. c., slightly;
Captain + P. Harding A. d. c., severely.
1hirtieh Re9imemt-Major J. T. Mauevercr, severely;
Captain J. Rose, severely; Captain G. Dickson slightly;
Captain r. Bayley, severely; Lieut. J. d. Ross Levin,
dangerously.
fory:frS Regiment-Captain Fl. W. Meredith, slightly;
Captain Hugh Rowlands, slightly; Captain +. G. Bligh,
slielty Lieutenant H S. Bush, severely; Lieutenant
G. r. ftgroy severely; Lieut. aud Adjutan W. john
s.on, slightly.
FoTty-serenh PeCiment-I.eut. Colonel OG Haly
yefey; Ensign g. Waddilove, slightly.
FGty:ffh Regimenf--Leutenant Colonel c. Warren,
G. severely Brevet Colonel H. c. B. Daubeney slight
~; Lieutenant J. r. Hume, severely Lieut. W. Barn
ston. severely: lieut.. G. A. Morgan. sightly