The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT DELHI AND
LUCKNOW.

We have to add another large instalment to our
list of casualties, occasioned chiefly by the late vct
rious operations at Delhi and Lucknow -
Enginecrs.-Iieutenant Ferris.
Artillery Mayors George Iarkins and George Lewis
Cooper; leuenants Burnett, Ashburner and James H.
Martin.
Royal Artillery Lieutenant sotherby.
Her Majesty's 32d Regiment-Lieutcnant Frederick
Wainwright; knsign Hill.
Her Majestys 64th Foot-Iientenant Iateman.
Her Majesty Is 7stn Foot.-Ijeutcnant Webster.
Her Majcsys s4th foot-C1pain Packenham and Lieu
lst Bengal Fusilcers-Iieutcnant Hanwcu.
LIST Light Cavalry.-Capain Charles vanbrugh jenkins
I'd Light Cavalry.-Major Edward Wharf Iieutenants
oun, John Hammond Harrison, VIM. John Manderson
Francis Monagu Wren Murray George Daniell allour
Mainwaring aud Boulton.
lst Native Infantry.-Captains Athn Turner Edward
John Ems and Henry sydney smith Lieatenants Richard
Murcott Sachwel and Godfrey Richard Wheeler.
lith Native Infantry ry.-Iieutenant Charles Battne.
2sth Native Infantry Marshall James, Henry
Wilder Iambic Sncyd Cornelius Lysaght and Mordaunt
Money Salmon; Lleutenants Alexander Key; Colin Alex
anoer Robertson, Charles Frederick scott, William vii
Thomas George Hope spens, Scott Johnson and White
AID Native InaDtry.-Icutenant Colonel Thos. Dayel
| 52d Native infantry.-IIeuteDant A. r. ~ McGrcgor
b3d Native Infanry.-Captain Henry BesoD; Iteute
nants Gilbert Jelicoe, Hebcrt Holmes Armstrong Gil
bert Augustus Master and oliver simpson Bridges Ensgns
Alexander Dowson and Thomas w. Forman.
56th Native Infantfy.-Captan George Kempland; Lieu
tenants Charles Reilly Goad, Hornby Pagan William Lucas
Gordon Morris, Henry John Gregory warde, and J. w.
67th Native Infantry Philip Hayes Jackson
7ith Native lnfantry.-Capain George Henry Monk Ma
son.
list Madras Fuseers.-Rrigadier General J. G. /. NeiI
18th Irregular Clvary.-Idctcnant Warren.
Sd Bombay Europcans.-IAeutenant J. W. Henry.
CIVIL Service -lAestenants Ccckerell, NJ. c. ommaney
and Leopold Berkeley.
Medical servce.-Surgeons Nathaniel Collyer and Henry
Hawkins Bowling Assistant Surgeons X W. Macauay, j.
u. Allen, II. T. Harris, and J. T. Bowling.
Ecclesiastical Establishment-E. T. X. Moncrien.
9Th Carbineers.-captain Rosser
H. Ma asx#F3 Lant la
grave rogson and John We're W Henry Webb
Her MNesty's 52d Regiment Lieutenant Bradshaw.
Her MaJcstys Goth Riics.-Ileuenant Tyter.
Her Mscsty's ltth Reeimcnl-Iicu,s John Richard
sherlock Fitzgerald AMI Edward villiers Briscoc.
Fngint ers Lieutenant y. l.. Tandy.
LIST Fusileers.-Captain George Oglc Jacob.
11th Native lnfantry.-Lieutenant Thuillier
18th Native Infantry Robert Popkin HON.
fray
2oth Native infantry Lieutenant Davidson.
21h Native Infantry General John Nicholson.
42d Native lnfanry-lleutenant Alexander ". Murray.
bbh Native Infantry George Gordon Barnett
Artillery.-Leucnants W. 7. Somerville and Edward
Henry Hldebrand Captain Robert Charles II D. Pagan.
LIST Bombay Native Infantry Lieutenant Zimmerman.
s,an-Brigadcr Nicholson and Captain Anson aide.de-
Engineers. Grcathcd saIkeid, Naunsell,
Home pember'on and Medley.
Artillery. Lindsay and Elliot.
Cavalry Lieutenant Cuppage
sth Foothajors Brooke and BAines; Iicu,cnants Pog
and stebbings.
SD Foo,.-Coioncl Campbell; Captains Bailey and Al.
kinson.
Goth Foot--IIeutenants Curtis and Waters.
elst Toot.-Colonel deacon.
18th Foot-Coonel Hcrbcr, (slighuy), and Lieutenant
Armstrong.
Firsi rusilccrscapsan croville Iieu,enans wemyss,
Owen, Lambert Spese, Caulneld, (3d native infantry
doing duty, and Gray don, doing duty.
second fusileers-cap'an Hay (eoth native nfantry)
doing duty, and Lieutenant E1derton
sirmoor Battaon-Naior Reed and Captain Boisragon
First punjab nfanuy-lieutenants Nicholson, Gambler
and GustavnskL
LIST or KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE ASSAULT or
DELHI or TUE l4rH OF SEPTEMBER
Prom the Simsa News sept "
shaw SD ss,n ao 5ssv ,Sa 'o I
Davidson, 26h foot Jacob, ist fusilsers Rosser 9Th
cavalry, and Hcmfrey iI.h ns,iye infantry.
Observation-Disclosures, 2Ith Native Infantry Nicholson,
31st Native Infantry, Grosthed Engineers, Maunse En-
gineers; Medley, Engineers Browno~, Engineers; Chcs
ncy, Engineers Hovndsr, Engineers; Greyile, lt Fusi
leers; wemyss LIT Fusileers Owen lst Fusieers sur
mour Reid, i0th; Boisragon, Chuppage, sth Cavalry;
Penberion, Engineers; Sator, so, Rifles; Gurus, soth
Rifles: Anson c4th foo, Bagncr 52d Foot; Pugson, SD
root Colonel Campbell, 52d Foot Hay 9th Native nfan
sbbbeare, Goth Native Infantry; speak, 65,h Native In
isnry nder'9n "a Europeans Gamble sss Native In
60 European killed and 200 wounded
rHE VERY LATEST.
The following telegraph has also been received at
the East India house,
General Ou,ra tcegraphs on the "a inst that the in
surgents strong alm of withdrawal from Lnck
now. SICK and wounded women and children, number
After making disposition for safety of garrison General
Outram proposes 10 retire on Cawnlore. He adds thu
two additional brigades with powerful field artillery will
be required Withdraw With the garrison reduce the
city Communication between Cawnpore and Lucknow
still interrupted.
MARsxrrtSs Friday morning, Nov. 10, 1851
The vaetta has arrived.
M passengers ror General Har~tocts position 10 h
rerv critical lie surrounded by hostile popu ton i
in want Of provisions, and Is encountered with women
and children
The Bombay Presidency said 70 be in state Of great
agitation and Delhi had fallen here 4 every reason
70 fear we should have had TO deplore fresh munes
the Bombay army.
tfrom the london Times, Nov lll
The dispatches which we PRINT to-day add little
to the news previously received from India. Tn
chief incident IL the situation Of Lucknow. The Blst
India House has received from General Outrim
message to the effect that, though the Residency o.
Lucknow had been relieved yet considerable dlnicu
wounded the women and children, numbered more