DURING THE CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN. _Killed or died of wounds in the Crimea._ Colonel L. W. Yea, Lieutenant-Colonel F. Mills, Capt. the Hon. W. Monk, Capt. the Hon. G. L. Hare, Capt. A. Wallace, Capt. the Hon. C. Brown, Lieut. Molesworth, Lieut. and Adjt. Hobson, Lieut. the Hon. E. Fitzclarence, Lieut. O. Colt, Lieut. W. L. Wright, Lieut. Beauchamp, Qurtr-Mstr. J. Hogan, Asst.-Surgn. J. P. Langham, AND 559 Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates, who fell in action, or died of wounds or disease, during the Campaign. LOSS OF THE ARMY FROM DISEASE, &c. The following is the total number of Officers, Non-Com. Officers, and men, who died of disease, hardships, and starvation, in the Crimean Campaign, from 14th of September, 1854, to the 30th April, 1856. This table does not include those who died at home, almost as soon as they landed, nor those who died of wounds, nor the losses of the Marines or Sailors manning our heavy guns on shore--and their loss was heavy. If we put the total loss from causes other than were incidental to actual fighting, at 21,000, we should not be overstating it. ===============++======================++======================++ || || || || Cavalry. || Artillery. || || || || ++-----------+----------++-----------+----------++ || | || | || || Officers. | N.C.O.'s || Officers. | N.C.O.'s || || | and Men. || | and Men. || || | || | || ---------------++-----------+----------++-----------+----------++ || | || | || Died of || | || | || Disease, &c. || 23 | 1007 || 16 | 1398 || || | || | || ===============++===========+==========++===========+==========++