The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-20 00:00:00

CAMPAIGN IN THE BALTIC.

Mr. MALINS gave notice that oa as only day ha wooM
*all attostfna to the node in wltioh the .arepelia k the
Bahia had boa 'adducted ander the Nomad et The-
Admiral Sir C. Napier.

CLOTHING OF THE ARMY.
Mr. NEWDEGATE begged to ea the Under-Secretary,
of State foe the War whether steps had been taken to pro-
vide the army, in the East with clothing suitable fora spring
or summer campaign, and to replace the tents worn out or
destroyed during the present winter?
Mr. F. PEEL said he understood the question to apply,
to the clothing for summer wear, in addition to their ordi-
nary, elothiug. A communication had been made to the
Horse Guards, in order to wedeln what clothing would be
stoat suitable, and when that was decided it would be seat
out, and there would be ample time to do so befere it wee
required. With regard to tents, be had to say, that every,
regiment which had left this cc.untryy, bad taken a supply of
tang with it; and orders bad been given by, the War
Department that 3,000 other tents should be provided, and
which were nearly, ready for embarkation.
Mr. NEWDEGATE said there was one part of the sub-
jest on which the hon. gentleman had not touched, and he
wished it to be explained whether the ordinary, supply, of
clothing was in preparation.
Mr. PEEL said he understood that the ordinary, clothing
was usually issued at the commencement of the financial
year, and be supposed it would be issued in the same manner
this year.
THE SOLDIERS' LOSSES.

Mr. NOEL begged to asitviimlter,Ttwas the intention
of the government to give to them soldiers of the British
Army in the Crimea who might survive, new kits, and mob
aseessary utiolos as had been lost or rendered unservice-
able ? _ _

Mr. PEEL said it was the intention of the government to
replace the kits of the men which had been lost in service
against the enemy, and the hon. and salient gentleman
would find in the estimates a vote for the purpose of bearing
the expense of replacing them.
THE SALE OF BEER BILL.
Mr. H. BERKELEY begged to ask the Secret oil
State for the Home Department, whether it was the intent
of government to :2:al the act passed lut seesion for the
refutation of the of beer on the Sabbath?
Sir G. GREY said that there was no intention on the
part of the government to introduce a bill to repeal the act
Crlut session ter the regulation of the sale of beer on the
Itth. That act having been only in operation for a short
time, it was thought inexpedient to make any change in the
law till its effects were farther sun. (Hear, hear.)

DECIMAL COINAGE.
Mr. HEADLAM logged to ask the Chancellor of the
Eachequer whether the government had determined upon
the adoption of a system of decimal coinage of whisk a me-
ddling piece ehotid form one of the component_peets I
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER NM that
the coiner, of two-shilling pieces, to which the kes. tie-
sea referred, wu one rendered netwelary by etasaN
for silver, and sepecially for the supply of the eseemiredet,
in the East ; sad the government had not SIM to say de-
cision with regard to • decimal coinage whisk would in-
clads two-drilling pieces.
RECALL OF LORD LIJCAN.

Mr. C. BERKELEY begged to ask whether it was true
or aot that Lord Loran had beta recalled from the ece
mud of the cavalry is the Crimea.
Lord P

—.lt is true that Lord Luton was
recalled 'OM UM ago, ht eoasequitaeo of differences wide*
took place between him tad the Conaader-in-Chief; Cf.
hreaces which rendered it ispossible for them to act to•
getter ott the same station.
SALARY OF LORD J. RUSSELL

Colonel SIBTIIOIIP begged to ask, as:Lerd John Rumen
had been appointed to go on a special mission to Vienna,
what salary the noble lord wu to receive for the perform-
ance of his duties ? (Laughter.)
Lord PALMERSTON-1 ean relieve the mind of the
kola. and gallant gentleman. My noble friend will receive
no salary. From the nature of a special mission, its hare
ezpeaus only are paid, and there is no salary.
Colonel 151BTHORP-1. hope the expenses will be very
small. (Laughter.)