The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-30 00:00:00

TRH WAR DRPARTYRNT.

Ind GREY, plummet W mdse. mewed a reedetion
Maw forth that the adminhbedan el re army ought to
be earteentnited and bought under its mini el a Week
deeerimonh L dielidep the mime
e▪ t
ammalidedes whish he whirl le istenhase. the mile
• ezplaised that its ablet halm mmthlell Ile mew
Waimea et a beard, sesserhed smiting hc tr intrd
Admiralty, whisk was M administer the while busissee
eessemed wait the maim amiss In bone& The
Commander-inpailt he iseptesil le a
among the members of She beard, but net le ineteliC
with tha prissipal antisidly that,. Ile Mold l
also, that the while of the army hel=
in the hands of the board.
This Duke of N the priesiples
ea which, in hie egliies. the esee= of the war de-
partments sheet/ be Abele'. ladersimp le the seadition
et the um is the Criestedie sticibnltil die privations it
had vadtepene principal to the geese of 0.111110111 bath
Is eSesee esi so, and .grei.lly es Li whet wen
eallidaseep fid esemetat at mete
lamp& open the immerses dalleiondes ha the maiden
reseneme el the eountry ocioadeeed by eapsieebedee and
• tee Met eeenemy. Three aims, he beta
dampaitheil to Pans to inquire iato the et the
FM* military system, and Lord Seem MI
bees reinamed to make similar inquiries ha EM
Preset neap. Great advantage wee to b. andeipeled gem
the need ad those investigations. Reverting to the limo
theta seleset before the honer, the Secretary of Wardstallitill
the MINIM which led his to behave that a beard would be
▪ meet analbroos and inefficient machine for die pukes
ease tithe duties that fell upon the various departments et
the war administration, and was calculated to melt in Hsi-
des eseharreennents, and a ILLOVITOUS division of respossibi

Viscount BARDINGB described sum of the improve-
ments in the organisation of the army and the aaaaagensent
of 'military *fairs which had been lately introdneed, or
were is tonne of adoption. Any superiority which the
French army exhibited was, he urged, attributable, sot to
the greater excelleoce of their system, which was is many
point copied from oar owe, bet to Os extensive emporium
gathered in the Algeriaa campaigns.
Lord CAMPBELL supported the
The But of ELLENBOEOCdia bawd ad seta
uses which were so ranch Isatessil boa 114001111 it lbe
Brim* and not at home. as 1111111141111 al 111111 INNS le
ierilitmed in the pending arils bee d adabir,
*Rein; as well as to tbisminmes it embodied.
TI. proposal for transferring the tilde pitman' of MO
army virtually to the minister of theirewn wee, be ethi
dewed, especially objectionable.
Berl GREY briery replied, withdrawiag his mohair&
Their lordships edj oureed at a 'outer to nine o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, lAN. 29.
TM SriLaza took the chair at four o'clock.
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL.
. _

Oa the motion of Sir B. HALL, this bill was read a hat
time, sad ordered to be read a 'mad lists this day het.
sight.
THE CAVALRY CHARGE AT BALAILLAVA.

Hr. H. 4killLid wlaiia4lt;a2l:tiathCtietati at
Wax, firstly, whether say eorreepesdeaes and what Ms
taken place between Field Marshal Lord &slim sod her
Majesty's immanent on the enbiset of the seelsztehreg
dimmer which occurred at the battle of }Wahiawa, whets
the lives of so many of oar gallium men of the light carob,
were lest, and whether there be any objectiou to lay seek
' the table • secondly, whither doe faqairy has
=B ea
made or be soatemplated on the subject
Mr. S. HERBERT, is answer to the quest/es, said he
bad to state first of all, that ia mentioning the temp of
light sanity st Beleklays, he would Dave found other terns
*as them of a " aeleneholy disaster " in speaking of that
(Hear, hear.) With regard to the question
felliti had tOstate, that Lord Raglan made a cesmouni-
seem as the subject, whisk, however, be woe lot la a
peekiss to lay ea the labia He hoped the hon. gentleman
would set press the subject thee, hat he amid smears aim it
had eat ihswed_the smalls of the goodSA O. INIZELEY Mind to sada liewstreyo War
ethedema two : lint, abeam the soda width kad been
is oh the aweepspers se emaelles beta Lord
to Leal Lassa to, the light drip of amity to
Alsembreas sham at Beialdene.le thoeserest order
ear man It ram thus : . Lord Bailin whim the tawdry to
abeam rapidly to the from, follow the army. mil In to
penal their carrying sway the rms. A weep d Neese
Artillery may accompany. The /stash cavalry I. ca the
left. Ismedtate." The seemed tasetioa is. why the
feminist of these brave mes are not to have a clasp to their
medal with the word " Balaklava " upon it, in additioa to
" Alma " and " laitarmana ?"

Mr. 8. HERBERT said the words were an nenaratis
transcript of the order given by Lad Raglan. With regard
Sethi Nosed question, asleep was granted by her Ifidenty to
themes. (Rear.)
Mr. H. BERKELEY gave nett., that he would swim
address to bar Majesty, praying for an iinpury ids thee .1
gut of Lient.-General Lord Lucas, in ordering*, dregs
d Light Cavalry, at &fanfare, under eireanisionees when
SWIM ass impossible, disaster certain, and 11111111 MOWN a
fees saerifire of life.

OOIi3BePONDKNTS OF THE DAILY PHEW
BIRESFORD wished to ask the &ecstasy at
War 'bother, Multi; the present campaign I. the But,
tallow base bees supplied by the Commissariat to say of
en tiom moterosadts of the daily press, and, if so, by what
antboaiCllu the issue taken place, and has it matiased up
to the lan smarm furnished ?

Kr. B. AIRBERT said he had first to state that it had
bent Iheept to the knowledge of the gesernment that
Tares heel beet supplied to the serimpeadeen of the
daily pule, bat not by the rarity et the
but he sinald apprehend they were set tiont=lolll7 to
the present date, bemuse the Beard of Audit of the Carr-
suite drifted, awl very rly, that item of es ant,
as they maid lad ty for it. (Hear, hear.)
Os this ether he begged to read a letter, whisk be had
resolved has Or C. Tre rayon, who desired se mete rows
the reel thels of this natter, as reforms* Ind Ira made to
him slighter. "Menthes that a peons hes Mr hiked
la the lease ef Osenmers Motive to the Mae ef mars to
ways the meempladents of the daily per duties the pm-
ses=rWinistsistheyßase,_lbsi to state that is MA, kat I
-Oesseth Filder to enable Kr. Bab.
:§, the eerraspeadent of the Antes, to pedde himself
with food for Massif sad sesensis, reales that he
paid kr it at the full 40SrreCi ars, eallathseNn
.FWar hid
as area to swans that Lori Ilspat would dimmer of
the Whiners ; sad I observed to Kr. Paths *al Iha lus
Need the Asian menspearthat did sot appear to no to be
ego% se, bend, they mesa mot at that use. to the diarp
of pain Isannatioson ens el maidens spesuletifte,
giTesszebehlethe plans of apiellen, whirl wadi he ell•
la a military poiat of view. This woe ha the
mouth ed Kay last, when the may was at Canna=
seder mans far Vans. The easy appration I
was ea Kr. Russell's behalf, aid I theepit it very Melly
that if be were not allowed to pram hie food hem the
Osmasinariat stores he would be seliseled to greet team.
tins. I did not Nubian the nutter to say wary d the
C'reat, because it did not at that time appose te ate to
ni`llasentimportance." Os the Sikh of May Mr. Fil-
th: war :—" It is said that Lied hegira Ism mired to
permit the eorrespeadeuts of the ftwappers to amempany
the twee tato the field. Of rum scything I vim write
Is yea is such a subject mit yield to his lardship's
a:premed wishes sad inteatism." . He gave din►
tier that any of the repress for the Leedom
daily press with the arty, whis mlalt be se ream-
eleneed that they could not prams
should be allowed to draw retire en swathe theireddies
vales."
Tibias letters showed that the of the Teueenr,
wee suldeisat for its rapes, fp this hens of
eerier was detected by the Aunt 01the the enplane
disallowed
order by this rears Ile piper anthmity did an
then.

THE MIRY IN THE CRIKBA —ADJOIIIIIIRD
DREAM&
M,. STAFFORD dna rote, and reamed the adjourned
debate by midair ties Mamba or die Imam to the rear be
W Wardr sees, sad to tbe teammates. be had %km a
part la. la tbe Odom Is mild WIN the Mere bo

was
ha mst alleelledgiawy be ha
melbas Is Om eel Se ibe Roc
tad whitlow ages be would be
ready to give than We =of all hie up adiwlw (Rear,
hear.) Re woe MOM* be hear that the t had
dater-Was& le open a lap at • He west
over the bane* %amid* so , •
•
the bugled, amd met se
it wee, beat its -""rlitilldnuk
adapted* the pursue at at
Ihmassi, hem despesdeally • • • • r •
limsgie, was nest - *tune of .„.
The satins is We vvc ills:have di
asedbideambeemess We leed.The
had hewed same mimeos Me salfest, bat wee mw
:wee ends, width bad se West. Sane modems
N pristeisid semi eat
they bad this power. He beliseedbaleteLopilid at 11bytt
would est bus oat a fatigue ifjorool7
whis be weellbers Was woe smooders=s,
=0 llor , . port vim, although the mu were
saw stresithea thew, wadi it would be bases
silk to get awe foe some time. He addressed a letter
tit:tel to the distributor of the 10,00111. teed, and be
it due to that isatlemese es Mats that
though he oesspied a &Sub sod dengue, sad
la asses napes •aa emblems paddies, he dis-
tributed that head set eel, te We satisfaction
et the subscribers bat le the eadebilles of the poor soldiers
themselves. He wu tiny W say that that fund was now
nearly expeaded ; but that sonless. bad shows what
sight be dome by 10,0001. judiciously distributed. It ena-
bled the peer nu, If they did not get tbia or that reijusiite,
to go to the Time fund, and there they got what they
wanted. Be did net hesitate to say that, from the way it
was easmoped, that food wowed five times the amass-
ries sad seashrts whisk it otherwise would have dome.
Sines }obits Wad= bad beta called to it Wags had been
very wadi improved, bat there had bun use radical evils
from the eceusemseuest of the sputa that
sectald never

homed. It was said that the atiesphen had Nemo ea
healthy—it bad never hoes Sae never could be healthy.
He would wish the house to consider the eireuestaams
eater whisk he found it, although the *talk might be
somewhat digesting. He head all the corridors were
floored with poet= inginesd tiles; on this floor the
mattresses worst/fag, as thews were no bedsteads, and, from
the ahem* ef utsesils, the poor creatures were
•Mined * diashar everything en the fhor. It was sever
w
sour ecald be wasbed,—boceeso it
absethed se meth water that it was feared the
enmities tread proles* fever. The atm-
Lm wee einsotabe=s or with the
attendants—was
that whoever
towhoeverte eared
eatah
the prevailing diesel* Debts kowever,thery snail:, make
Zdester•trMilmale Om *eh a state of
seesnain what ens es ma el the pad** es = u
gent al, and hew far the ailment dsgertmente at the lespi-
Id rare or able ea mat him. Oe two easasiess le
Wheel! wee m mod ear Emmy to ream evas
WWI the dears had M be atal. but whisk they
Wall set named ia Mai mama Re did net wish to
Wks dews masers as any walk& bet he wee prepared
hi mialles We amass to do lemetimy at War; at the same
Use he mod my he believed Wetter, dillealty arose
Asa WOES of pewee &streams Mae head. He =
next gob eflhe sees of the se-sallod esevelescests seat
acmes the Ides lea to join the esmp at Baklava. Tam
Mead of deem were put es head me mask but the op
=leek enemy, Waring that be meld not be ro-
be their lives. He went reead and examined the
=a of the ma. Be found them lamentably
in warm oak& and many of them wen
without their knapeadm. He observed that some had
very bad these, sad em asking when their others were
ho was NM they ware is their knapsacks, en Weed a 164
set ease bemired yards off, and that they availset get a
heat to hs them. He obtained a boat with the eagnies
and sent the men to fetch the kriareelos ; they
retuned with only two; they saw the others k the hold,
bat dm micas meld not or would not unload his ship es
get attheth The men *loosed to the Fusiliers, end his
would she the Mese the history of their knapsacks ; whim
they Laded at Aim they were ordered (for very meant
ream se doubt) to land without their knapsacks. Theeil
were not afterwards left in the Crimea, but km& WA
to Scutari in the Teasel; they remained on band RI the
went beak to Baader& ; even then they were Melleedel i
but after • further voyage found themselves apes at
Scutari, and at the moment the men were steep east-
ward to rejoin their regiment the knapsacks were coming'
down the Sea of Mormon as their way home. In his des-
unties he wrote to Mr. Osborne on the abject,'
bet that pollen= after making every exertion was obliged '
to give the matter up. So mach for the knapsacks.
(" Hear," and cheers.) During the voyage several of the
maraleicents took ill again; one man was attacked with
asimmis symptoms, but, owing to the cars of the doctor,
Were posed away, and he arrived in the Crimea suffering
that a low fever. He had next to speak of • name
gllmasmeseistsd with two very different things—one the
satiey *sleeved by the hdemieble valour of the
edam ; the oar a am of sedisien. misery, and death,
Wally ruipmated Is the same Imes la the annals of the
Wt. He had to speak of the hospital at Balsklave. The
ham was aware mum bad since been taken to remove
aIIM of the evils that then existed; but when he saw it
there wee no ventilation, ais cleanliness. not a single skeet
la pilli° Me • single w ease ; many men billeted with one dis-
ease el another from being put into a bed
Ism w a wens had just been removed. He
thud no mailed emferts had been provided; be
hued 14 eame la mie room and nine in another, lying
ea the Ike; liellis the passage between the rooms were a
of essamt bedsteads, that might have been put
rt jerk** lelenie& He believed be used strong language
as that iselthilm. (Hear, hear.) The next morning he
returned. awl mode several attempts to converse with the
way beil And In ashiget so information from them in
ths pima stamp alela • they had a parrot rote, which
they opened abeatilhomm:Seete they enjoyed and the care
gees these. TM beta ameneued the orderlies, and the
eriedies dessessed dreamer's, bat between both the pa-
tients died. Holed early spoken of the addiar Washed
with choleraic eyespots. ea beard the transport; that ease-
noon Ise found the sem ma sittiag la the rein in estate of
the greatest examen; M hod bees leaded hum the hem-
pen, and there ma on me le me.:lve him or point hit out
the way to the !espial. He (Mr. Stafford) took hint to the
hospital, sad sad the doctor what was to be done.
TM duster said be woad take a note, to which
be regthed, " While you do It the men will die." He took
him la the ward himself end get him something. The next
day the ma wee dalideekid he soon found • grave in
We away imam at Belailave. He would mention
wedhateess—a son beltagies to a new carpe lately raised
eel nth * BelakLui, with men than ordinary cue ; he
ele day Wend His sus very ill, and, in answer to his h-
ooka, heed did hie alesakb could retain no food bat a
admen deep, beds pint of which was issued one* a day.
The man asked to have it the.. times a day in lien of the
OW rations, or to be allowed to purchase it himself, but
was refused. He (Mr, Stafford) asked permission to bring
madras athe man, but was told such a proceeding
would subvert all order. He saw the man again, but he
was sinking so rapidly that he was moon beyond the reach of
the doeton at Beldam. He would nut come
to the embarkation of the sick and wounded
soldiers. He woe riding use
Brlysid(she might tell
the bows that to be lest a Mess at ea was a
favour then OD le kat a oroollt and four at lipeore) wir eernatlii:
saw • me lyfag es the milk evidently in the last nap
of disinowniesisdnd maim out Ire some me Nhelp him Or kill
M
him; sad lifted Idle up; he then found four
or less In the ask so far worse that they meld net even
task; and, tusks round, saw a bag trek of wounded
es Tama males sad in the Erma essbasess.
IL' Irigra.asks woo Wadi net Wham to die Mese;
"
bet be mums de the Frisk the J
to ain to say that no
add have been mese kind the poor fellows
1111rIllawato. (" Hear," and sharre.) There were no
bees mad the the reeepiim of the wounded, no shelter,
and they bed le lie m sae faggots In the road till the two
Male appregileted he theta see could put them as
Mese the idea; these Ira so doctor thus, nor no
Ml he them apes their hog purse frees the mine-
Ose as asked he mate tea';mar a while he found a small
sbeg. where he height sense tea, and skies a little spirits
with lt, he peered ft awn the ma's throat with a epees.
lb meld sod Ma to the ems of the Avon : on board her
M head am asked lying on the desks, without
makirmase, nedeag he ewer them but a filthy Musket and
wee eath Ono the effects of their disease was to pro-
lusion *teems ilk; therefore no matter bow filthy their
baba were, they weed not pert with them. He mat
ea bawd. and head thet seth had buss sewed out to
lime gm hates but peak and_ aide kmait was then
tel ft» *Week la the WlNfelia--ft pees bad ben
%lift hem four edit*, but lbw were still -like bullets at
a remimtwhen the split peso a lie crew had been reduced
Is alai ....p. Thu meetelity on board the
acilr
ores emethiag frlghted, owing, no doubt,
to fed; and it would have been greater,
bet mime of the soldiers, having • little
ameso,, had Mega bed from the ship's new. It was that
we melted the elaistion d llr. Osborne*. He (11dr. Star-
OW) some men is the Calk te Oresteatinople with sick.
Re Mad le taletlajampaelad. or Ma; beeser to her
etreaskr, Oaplels lad who hid eared into a mere-
wasimes with*. albeekies at alehae. whisk wee open
W lammed at my hei. nimbor. The Cada mad likes
MN am Miseclas with liteeektempe. sad be bud sew
sees a lase Mania of the ernes
leases Reeked
end Frame than the had dam leweek heaps hum theme
ship*tbe Freak wen slice ready Is eeksowleap the
0 ft...pm. Tam We
__ mesa Itt 5.a11a ten—die Illst d the ass mil
1 Masem-ant Iheyjammil saes is Heaths Dorh
smog mil WNW. and Essig kr mat at the amok
TM Ceedla wee Wea maid le Ilselael. salliag at Baklava
he slit ail. rad leas beard a liege ow* of mead
ma k% al* he Ahead to the mamas an, who re-
tied W roma theee, eel he was at lad eillearsay be
iessid oho them to Bolas Maim beit a sok
admen she meld
4:‘,l=he theatt (Hr.
Stallml) meld take et Ws leek
wry to the meaner lava* dais
Itedmilisaied Ws
the
seams dada& Meld vies
ea Weed the silk iris obliged te write elieliallszill
We bard to ray that he bad neither medicate our
madlerte Oa board, ad but a that letter he would have
bees obliged to go to ma without either. Every mart put
m beard illiaralail with sonde, and had so moverieg
bat • filthy bakes. Wks he impressed hiii horror
at this state of things to Captain Field, that
arm mated he bad some blankets on board be-
begat to the , bat be would brae dim to the
sick if the mead gum a outlaws of the amenity ;
M Stead) mat to the dormer, and stated that, from
his of the Duke se Howarth, he was sure le