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THE COURT•YARTIAL ON COL. CRAWLEY.

(nom ova twit iugeozTo.)

Nov. IS.

The inquiry was resumed this morning, Wi;eit
Lieutenant and Atutans Fitaicuon was re-called and
further inamised by the officiating Deputy-Judge-Admate
—I cannot remember the date when the order was thus
given to place the sentry inside the quartets of Sergeant.
Major Liliey, bat It must have been before the ath of May,
because it was on the sth of May that the son-emendesiooed
officer was tried for having prated the sentry outside instead
of iseidw

iliep;isoeer spin applied for copies of the depositions or
examinstioes Wien in India far the promention before
the Jodp-Advarate at Mhow by cetera, far Hugh Ham
The Yiesideet—You bare been already told that there
were so depositions taken in India.
The prisoner—i mean the statements made by the wit-
OWNS a:mimed by order of fir Hugh Hose, and cm which
the prosecution is founded.
The Baldest—Then is nothing that constlfintee evidesae,
or that ten be brought before this court. The oourt an
not in poseseskia of any such examinations or statemeeis,
and know notkeg at all about them.
air A. H. Hrd (official wassailer), to where tuferenoe
had bees made, put in a written answer to the applina#ol4
to the effeot that no exandeations were takes no behalf of
Pe proemial* in India ; that it was billiard the answer
gives yesterday was carrot. via., that with the view el
asosrtainier what witnesses ought to be sent to England as
well for the prosecution as the defence. the military autho-
rities in Bombay examined several I.ers about what they
thought to be ths material farts in the case, but bow those
ecinanheatiawe were conducted, In the memos of whom, or
whether they ware correctly reported, sayosecution bad
so katowlodge, and as they could not mike use of than
no behalf of the crown it was submitted that the pd.
eonor could not do so in his defentra After these exami-
nations were takes Sir Hugh Rose Weed an order that all
persons whose evidence could by possibility be required
should be sent to Eogland, and no examinatitme were after-
wards taken.
The Presideet—Rat if takes they would clearly not bi
admissible. Were the exeminatious taken on oathl

Air A. Hanford—No.
The Preeiden•—Then they amount to nothing.
Major Champion was recalled, and the f re=B to written qnsetkos suppliebdwobi.whe prisootTeriZe -
ling jedgerndrooate were given hies is exesseennshaaties
—lasi that the first , relined ime yesterday.
is very fall nil ample, far larger them is wily anted to
sergeants is India. It was originally beat es steffeergent's
quarter. The largest roam was 34 feet 6 in. by 16 test, the
two inner, 14 feet by 16 feet, the two met shoat 10 feet
morn ne building stood on_the
_parade mend. Then
was • wersadah in front of the bull Wang men From
this two doers communicated with the Large roost, which
bed a rod el oseoaq vaulted, and ane shielded hy a tem-
wary gram reef. Tbs inner bed-rooms were reefed in the
same mean. The inner wall dividhag the two rooms had
a doorway and door in the centre. Ia the rear of &me
rooms then was a doorway leading hate the maw rooms,
which wen hied as tothiocroosee. The to wen
netilated by windows on the north and tbs south sides.
The &deb exhibited in which nen SITSWIDIOSS were
shown were coortrueted on the scale of on lan te 2 feet.
The masonry walls of the bungalow were fully two feet
thick. bleier Lilley and her wife led, is the beet
of my belief, • the whole period Ili his eiosinemset
fns noise to An rooms sad a vandal He conapild the
some rooms Were he was placed is Wad.
The Mt bungalow is which IA .y wee cooleed, wee It
" • henablsont bade( foreserlp ossapied naiades. pet-
tedly as& fer the sesepathie et me, a& whin has sun
hese palled dews s—is that • sweet repnentaiies of the
quart& 5 whisk fiergent-Major LOUT wee conned 1.-
No, it is eel.
" It was more like an oven that a boon halAtatioe,"
that a comet sononat of the state of Wow 2 No, Ais not.
Was the ant bungalow "like the Mr& Hale at G-
ann or the hold of a slave ship'. is an tree ?—No, it
h pot

Otptaia Doom, paymottar, with bit wih sad two
&Um 101 sotwoot campy n similar home ?—Ho did for
wood month,

thee-saMarpare of this bewseksw sew We female
hospital et the 6th cos Drag brisi wl!—lt is.
Did uncertain whoa wee nisoved Into the
assoad ?—lt was en or •• Oh May 18112.
Wee the owed bungalow Saar to the grouters oweined
by the married ere of the regiment 7-111 wee eimars, but It
lied es paint at demotes* over slay of She maned guar.
Ws in haling • wessedah se two ids imbeds mew
quest epee is Meg Massed of the range el
Wanes 1111111. by direction et tie sun, deneribed the
modal of the sarreed hamplow. Tie model repressated the
lad pontos of a egg nap at busses at Whew, Is whirl
the Isiskilling Devise were qua toed. Os the sou*
fen there i a giro door sad two glees windows load*
into • room 23 fest by 14. The only other outlet to that
roost is • door on the seat side ladies into a small roes,
7 feet by 14 feet. Out of that room Is • &orway leadin into
the ease verandehe whelk is 18 feet wide sod aseemicates
with the sulk vereadek of the same width.lelo eh=
glass doer opus These two rooms were reefed with
saga, with a ventilator, and the veranda' is rested with
nage tiles. The height of the wall cc the meth aide is 12
feet $ Saes, and oa the north 'Asa 18 feet, the net being
sloped from the am to the other. The walla snot IMMO =
md
the berth wall there I. a penes shoot 6 fefeet=boyeed that aside are ether gearless le the banarls nit
ted Sthe madeL
reLti mareination resumed—Tito bungalow I have just
ascribed ii the name as that in which Seggesat-liajor Lilley
died. Hersteeteltsjor Lilly, I behove, dories his comes-
oast had seem to the rooms I ban theeribed and to both
iressediabs, bat I never Meted him while he wee embed ;
while I was at IDIOM these and similar quarters were scu-
ba soldiers and sergeants. The roped bungalow is net
. Then was a
snips slosh to UN roof 12 feet
Sebes frees the groom& The object al the sang aloe
was to lisp out the duet from the red falling into the nom
and to gin the goons • more oomfoitable appearance. The
building wee est, in say sluice, salt for hums hebitatice.
Dims sot bean puled down. it was inkahlted by Quartet-
teseter-Sergeset Lab**, the 611 Leagues (a serried mes)
else I let Maw. Ido sot reenlist whether then woo •
Ake, Olt bamboo mese to the doorway between the outer
sad Seer roses The ariveatage of • chick (ewe was exhi-
bited), is that esthete the CiftallasiOli of air bat does set
dew a passer by to see into the apartsset. It is ciao
tomary to have these chicks it the este% with
slowed calico, which eorepletely _ obstructs the
vision. There was no clone stretched across the sa-
tes room whew I isepeoted the apartment. I usderstarid
there was a mien when herseant-Major Lillay lived then.
I do not casket this second biusulaw sa nos slaves-
able to the health of persons ocempying it than say other
quarter of the imeablishmest. I remember the Bret burgs-
low being pulld down. There was • eenespondenes be-
tween Colossi Orawley sad the authorities relative be
pulling down the feet bunew and providing Sher qua,.
tere for Efergessit-Itajor lA*. I poremd that correspond-
sees sod brought it over from fedi& and landed it over to
the Adjutant-General of the Purees.
The pawner asked the prosecutor to produce this acne.
sondem, or to allow the wiles to verily the spies is
his (the prisoner'n) poneasion. His object was to show
that wises it was determined to pu/I the lint quarters
nen* d by Lilley down, he did all in his power to procure
as good or heeler quartets for him.
This separates was formally made is writing, and
The prosecutor prepared and read • mitts reply, the
effect of which was that the presenter would sere his
ens in the regular manger, using ash evidence es he thought
proper; but the primmer might call for say 'videos which
was in the bands of the authorities to be used as hi. owa
evidence, sad sot teat of the presentee. There would be
..objection to the cones,/odes* is question if
the Kopper a • for it, and it was in the heads of the
authorities. ahead protestor eddied that he woe sot
aware if the oorreseadsce was is the heeds of the auras
lithe or not, but it the primmer applied to the Adjutant-
Generrl's office for it there would be no objection on the
part of the prosecutioe.
The primer said be had applied for the oarrespoodenes two
weeks ago, sod had gives regular notice to the prosecutes
These domtmests would deplore the allocates of cruelty
Fdtist him towards Bergesat Major Laney is regard to the
S which he was coots& He sppealed to the court
o him justice.
The Presideat thought this was searosly the time to mil
far the production ot the original doonssists, bat the court
would oresider whether, under the eartoestanoso, they
ought to receive the worded copies which the primmer had
in Ms presserion.
The court retired to consult, asd on their nein,
The I'i/sidling reed a commuutotans from the prosecutor,
elates that he bad availed himself of the adjournment dthe court to equire whether the documents is question
were in their possession. He found that they were, mid
was reedy to produce them or' the dear understaadiog that
they were produced not for the prosecution, bat as part of
the evidence for the defence. He (the Freakiest) added
that it was the opinion of the court that it would be irregu-
lar to all for them as pert of the evidence for the pm'
mention._

—TheeiiTrinoser baying consulted with his mansal, eacapted
he if., of the tor to produce the dominos% in the
vides., for the defsns, and not for the prosecution.
TN correspoodenom wss then produced sad 'distilled by
the wits.., as that which be brought boamfront India, It was
reed, sad *assisted of certain letters from the Public Works
sad Englower's departmest at Mbow, to the commander of
the Eumakillitigs, requiring the surrender of the quarters
occupied by Sergeant-Major Lilley sod the quartermaster
sergeant, seed also a storeroom belonging to the regiment,
the site boas wasted for a new barracks ; several letters
from Colonel Crawley to the Quartermaster's and lag War%
department, nrgiag that other quarters, which heseciested,
should be provided for the two staff • the
oosoora to thee esplathisi the rein.. wit &lewd
Crawley'm eneeeeticion for pro. idles me goad ei bedew Sow
We for his that aargesets could net be acted then, mad the
teethes for the adoption of the ermageweet by which
fierement-Miee Lilly woe transferred lie the eseend both
'view.
issathatiee reed wed.— Vim this worreepeadease it sp
peen that Cannel Crawley the desirous te have the rear
hence which Utley wes to eeeopy evade aomfortable and a
vereedah befit ; that be erdearciani to get for Tilley the
veer of alleaphow that bad ben the methane of OlPtais
liellith, end was J the time the reeklethe of Lieutenant
flanither ; awl that if bead let obtain the esinfoeieble as
einemedathen Othenel Crawley imbed it wee eel the lash

ENING, NOVEMBER 19,

of Colossi Crawley. Colooel Crawley decidedly did not
exhibit any spirit of malice or desire to set °ppm-
eively to Sergeant-Majorlley. I addressed a letter
to the primrose co the 25th April, 1862, on the subject
of the arras of the three to This better
and other correspondence was also pro sold by the prose-
cution on the application of the primmer, Irmo the un-
derstanding that it was to be considered part of the defence,
comprising letters from Major-Omeral Farrell, dated April,
1862, directing Sorgeent-Msjor Lillie aid the two troop
sergeant-majors to be detained in close arrest, with sectrise
placed over them, and without being allowed to communi-
rate with any panoos, cellist for papers and other in-
formatics as to what was said by the sagest-majors at the
trial of Paymaster finales, so as to submit them to his es-
Whiney the oommander-in-chief, with • view to take his
instrootions ma to whether Sergeant-Major Lilly should he
brouht to a court-martial for • conspiracy. The com-
mander-in-chiefs (Sir W. Mansfield's) reply was also pro-
doped, in which he modernsed Sergoest-Major 'Alley's °De-
duct in regard to the language be need as to his commander
as unsoldierlike, and dewing him to be displaced from his
position as sergeant-isajor, bat not sesetioniog a court-
martial upon him. The letter also justified Colombo'
Crawley for charging the em-oommisioned officers
with compiracy aphid him and commended the armee
takes by Sergeurt-Major Mortars
The President could act sea how them lettere bore upon
the seas. The charge was not that Sergeant-Major
had been put under arrest, for it was admitted that the
prisoner was fully justified ia piaciy him is oonfinement—
the charge was, that while the sergeant-major was wader
arrest he had bees treated with undue severity, and to that
charge he the President) recommended the prime to op-

The premier urged that esseneary severity mold *sly be
judged of by the iaMructioss of his superiors, sad the esters
of tie evil it was the object eider them isedueliems to
suppress, and he submitted that to arrive at that and to
show how hat b• was judified or bhunabte for whet he did
the letters which contained such iastructioss were mem= y.
The prosecutor had co objectios to the modesties' of say
docurseut that bore directly or bdirectly as the .harps,
bat b• submitted that the Meade of Berreat-Major
!Alley's arrest were set seder cossideeatiem aid II pee
ate would .:teed the istpis7 isdedottely.
The ?reddest ectmeNW his coscurresce and that of the
sort with this view.

-21ePrisomer Orre•dvised that the authority ender whirl
he acted is arreseleg the three sergematmajare was • prim-
dpal and capital mientest in hie defence, end therefore he ,
wished the letters to be put in and recorded, partieularly
that of Sir W. Mansfield.
The Presides* said they bad alreediabseta pat in sad
rees=ittirt of the endear, far the
cf Major Champke resumed—l received a
setanSciel Dote on the 24th May from Colonel Crawley,
stating that Dow the defence ed Paymaster Steaks was
at as end there was so more swam for heepiag the
three wpm tniajon in close mask end wades me to me-
ad& the niajor-geuerel whether it would set be well to
Ors them is suaple arrest. (The letter was mad.) I rip
ouved that letter between 3 and 6in the afternoon of the
day it bears date. That was about twelve bone below
fierimult-Major Lfiley died. I seal as answer to that
letter utheally, after having takes the inajoriatemare ceder
as the subject. The letter I wrote is 111111111 ff is the cue
now put in. (The letter was med. It we dated 215th May,
intissatiag that the major•general premitted the ea
meet of Sergaist-Major Lilley from close to simple arnstAl
Vas Colonel Crawley the first perms to wagged
reimatim of the arrest of the three ergeman I—Several
Mums while May was embed Cease! Parra space to me
relative MI terrakatieg tamale arrest, red the majorigene-
ral regretted that he mad sot terminate It owMg to crime
from the commander-le-chief at Bombay that they
were to remain is aloes arrest till the that stranest of
Pa limalee's court-martial. With emsepthia
Crawley was, I think, the La who repro-
eared the maw thanes me te the
If Mr. Scales bed mode his dean saran would we the
slated by Colonel Crawley is his kneed the 14th
pounds
led to the earlier release of the sergest f—No 1
th ;a sat. The posed as whin, se der se I neenthee,
Colonel Crawley suggested that the doe ante Idea is -
mine was, that the sedans fee the defense being cos.
ended, then was so looser any diaper el the sweat-
molar berg tampered with.
Tie pressoutee waived his right tonne names the wit-
ness es the doements, and the ease adjourned until to-
meow (this day).