London, Oct. 16.
The following is the Admiralty announcement of the casualties of the Royal Naval Division at Antwerp.
'The Battalion Commander, Cap-Maxwell, late of " Grenadiers, and Sub-Lieutenant Ridge of the Volunteer Reserve were killed. 'Thirty-six officers are interned in Holland, including Commodore Wilfred' Henderson, commanding the First Brigade.
Al! are in the Volunteer Reserve with the exception of two Indian Army officers, a Commander and five lieutenants of the Navy, a Captain of the Marines, Major the Hon. W. Trefusis and Major Bryce of the Coldstream Guards, and Major Fletcher of the Seois Guards, Jelibay and Kladne.
The Montenegrins are attacking the heights of Yalovin, Chorneverg and Burkovasgalva. The Austrian garrison at Kalinovik is too sik to make an attack on the enemy's front at Garskobelgel. The Montenegrins are advancing.
The garrison at Cattaro endeavoured to attack the Montenegrins, but were forced to retire.
A telegram from Nish, dated the 17th, states that the tacked the Servian's right Gontcheff. Artillery fire the advance of the The Servians retaliated and artillery and infantry inflicted great losses on the enemy, and the Austrains are reported to be retiring in disorder.
On the 17th the Servians attacked the fortification Kuriachitsi and routed the Austrians, who retired across the Drina. Many were drowned in the river and 600 surrendered.
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