The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1865.

east will supply tasks ad water ado sad provide the
water. There will be from 400 to SOO less of stores etwoped
so wage. The Admiralty esprit every mettles to be seed
MCgettisg Seelig ready for sea, wad that sass be «gaged
ts weak day aod sight ; is fed. Oil Jamas lays be least art
bs umppeisted, She swiss Wog sea argest,"
N,w it wee set twelve tom of essalesstilties that the ship
was to fetch. There sight have bees ramose why they
mold ;sly have boa placed properly is the ship that was
OMNI Is take this to the Crimes, bat they were twelve
etlighe or eylisders, is whisk the combastibles were
remember that the

---------ederd te in aseeast.hothid
et
the
sew woo hh:ivalitim sere •rest degree loatot nagiseptber ; bat, abutter
thismolam might be to blame kr the loss et as pep" it sae porketly
those Aeon vat kail partitabdy
gods bie geoptat o os4 te amens& Ids sepsis eine that the privetet4e::: scusemstestme_ 1
_akar. were
Genre Nom
_by set to tau. lie that some smasher et the severs
int vegan is Osteasi, sty
te wee, the sult Web mess weed give them ea esnrases that this state of thins
Nei
that in his bunk* Waal et that age' should set statism
Me most ISINIIIMN
it. Selt
la the s- asEsit. Tborties°olbe se none le SOT Mr. P'. PEEL add he nay ken it eassedisaly &flea
sae la say tag ems as he was sow tho Misr. =Prise. Mk to add sapless to the stylisation, week be hid mire *ea
sow aim et sedikey is theitimess eau gives se tbis sable* ;an i the Ma. gutless. m-
ar. LAYAZD lain Is take Oh slessOwsitt a re- devolved tits sisttors be weak ass that there had not bees
modos ea imegegboa WWI sped to a seseel ma Ithith any mismasegemost he she kind to whiet the hon. intim
Aim arm sosidsta ho sin had adverted . *nth Is was extremely sorry that any
6.1.1". psis ~~W
1.1" thas:sablese" eras Am ......1 «lase shoed be imat eat of his The ti
gay. guts on we.,
In Wain west rios ls
regate money/ ti tbe eaten Ovals be dillam mess to why had they not remised stun also of pay which
esees
odrontelkhaft MOM lbeimlke_ _ .Usserse ?Ann sea who bad retinue frost the hospitals were satin to t
Elepokat sew essmass sr "Man sad their answer was, that sky did not know what Ilk
'At ; yes be atimeedelierrals tee Set het= tha Poi nasal of lay ph TM only *Mee they
could take wain
if Ike 20A 41 had Mt be to pay these wept= Asir ewe statement. (Gees
lesetotywasaitassitabellitoraistle it ass almost ispessitth M lbs bear.) He the result wad be that tbey
submit eastransdki se Wag up the pas weak web the pal& t bosoms • few cams is whist tbsy
TEE EDUCATION BILLS. bad yeti the sits se Sok ewe statesman it was foams" kg
Er J. PAKINGTON roes to ask w better it was the ts- epee Spiry, nil they ihaselthat the 'Wisest ot theses
bares of the wens d Rama) to Az as early day kr was net carnet. Sap of the uses ass untie% to geed eels
monsleg dm estate es the sentades bills. Revise made duet pay, bat that ea Ps production of
sem ohs es is isesavembses Si Wisps, me de. !Ma, ages, they 4' set know tho sasosat payable to the
leas ea Friday, es tbe sines en tkie bone de adjears mos op to the time that they left the Cries.. They pie
is KeSday
is II tees .es au ems he pressen to tarp invasion to tat psymestars to send the list slues nibs
es
be nay if the skean bills ego sad a soasiderable anther of the list., about then-
One kes In w slat in they sow were fourths, had bees neein the d. To show difficulty of net
lbw snot VW VIA 111 of beagle, this kg with the matter without the lists be had brought doss
t enlist te • seasteska se now. on of them, that for the 20th Rapists. Then were SW/
Es,bon the &lams leplissitims be had or 400 saute, and in oath then wee • smith sae due to I
sad tbe alma monslatess Inao ef the proemial sub soldier, but then wen sot two suss that °suspended.
he Winn saline this kr the stamen of this Bat after all, these return oaly brought down the state of
pavan is tbe essatry. Ne ate could salatais the ass to the period when tbe ass left the Crimea. Mast
he
Oslo of eassaties in En land was sendastsey, of the men afterwards petted into the hospital, aid Sae
be shred else sauces Au a large camber of Wag is the Int insane no manes at Bated, the
Ake mem, easy st ethos were sesathne el the establithre assesses were kept in a very waken swath Papooses
essers, wen isogon topetor M a aeosykael to &sine had sow bees appeated. Menver, in order to satley
egg dodge tbe poopessuse spa this gas- Miss demists it was tbe Westin to pay shim •la the
Iles. What, this, me do el the One bills bakes period that these sotossts came sad they would to
Oohs= tOn el Ins bees debated at essiethrside saes with them when they list the notaisdsr of the
baelbe bat nese cbst eireamelesees ? The =bats es aseents.
Mo ems' ranks of So bit which hs Ott 3- Colonel DUNNE said, suppose the pietism was bird
IPaidaltalt% kindest' esuessid ss the had of and his assess lost they mast depend upon the asessolat
Aril I aws the Mast Messed( apes it was sd- of new. The men ought to be paid atone, at least the
*won until led Itelik, week ; lb. =teas was that niobium sus to which they wire emitted, sad whoever
spit sad and for last Hssi4tahast lhas it was the lour the soldier ought not to be.
wee jpsshp_hasil to make way for • end debate MR. LINDSAY AND THE ADMIRALTY.
reielatio, whisk say Inn simeen esp-
.". s'afrialturoumb;om, sad sass, eves et it sea bees gamed, Mr. LINDSAY said he rose with coaaidenble relactasse,
platen
week boos bees a nun espreesionfaVales. Now be fret he was tam to retard the Manses of the hoots for
mssSid own for soca ties la ,estar W______.s soy however then • time, but this was a question that be had 1
had upon this sabjeet t's•l• •• "Ism' bees breed to brigs forward, a poetics of personal honour.
to the pessimessmiss; bat be had bog thought that these
three bah m e spirit et WM,. Sad otegetasee. His veracity bed tea wan is gneiss It might be asked
(no he be aeon to pass their no reading- why be did sot asks the gamest in his plass there that
(se ssi-sod haalltS hags reed a_ , mond Was, he bad mode simonises. Re bad heard that this statute=
mil;10 be rahrlotela__„a.._salist "ll', t•s: _,....,Awa1•1,..17 that be had made denten had beta notion In a
dads• 42 whs.' • '"'• ms`'' '• 14•1°81''' whisk .--- "" washy master by • member of her Majesty's yours
ansi le tbe bear teat' ess. Bet if there were set
tore for that, or U the bens erste sawilliag to do it, he swot. sod that WY were prepared to call him
eleastt the nof these Ms at least hadvariat to to actiont. He was to a testes attest igns
sec Mat at, aim harts( astartalasd this ss est to. rent of the rake of the Mass, but during the
the West it had dos!, should lis••••••••• tha a' skeet time that he had bad a seat in that house he hie
these bills. He woes ask the soles lord abater be mad
same a day for the „amd mood the idmaties spy heard hes. stemben celled to assaat for whit they bad
gown-
Mr. HADyntip the WWI el the tidbit big, mated daubers. The noble lord at the head of the
Bshi be se the sped amps ethic meat bad called his boa. fried the member for Aylesbury
beg. Tba ateasks slits pope of logien was a eabieet to aeon= for • statement elsenese. Therefore he lied
to tea kr Its data Ma. buess==)-asa he he supposed they would call km to sena% tad then he would
lined One Mk wend be very is disterhial have flees in bit
the abets el the essellsat Pilsathespls people who were Flees and eyes as asidasatiss. He be-
emmil, mewed m the sees. roe essegeog tbe It
boo. lined that by the rules of the hoses he was set allowed te
barns kir .end
as sad crime whin say or word about the dotes on adialaistratin reform,
malt, awl hw sessiall to iskle the labours of ad that he must confise himself strictly to the pestles et
Seaday easel sad ether velastary teashars. which he had gins sods ; bat the house would allow km
Lord 3. IMMIX said the right hall. Patielaaa °PP*" to refer to • personal remark made is the .arse of that dos
sits wes cershily set is fault, os this =reties of
ednat if his bill bad not yet beet t mainly bate by the hos. member for West Sassy. He did sot In-
uits., the mosgetattes of the boss, end bag sot boas tend, in dealing with these ninths or the remarks of no-
disked by a vets. Hat metier ware the govertmeat nor these patiessas, to deal in hush language ; he merely
the boss is fault; basset pus had beta ether tops of whited to pat himself right with the house and with the
overwhesing statist beers the beset; sad whatever the coastry. The hos. assabsr ea that occasion said
right boa. asthma oleic desk of the Mope toes of the
" the hos. somber for Tyasmooth followed the
lies. member fse Aylesbury, it related to a subject by the
Waits of whisk theaosatry had bees deeply Scanlan. hos. member for Aylesbury at this great meeting.
With mud to the position of his own bill, the tight hos. The hos. pauses he believed, Stainedliev, to he First
paeans himself said, that he cal, expected the !Lora of wAdmiralty,or sometmau fa that small
seemed reedits of that bill, together with the bill
which he (Lord John Resell) kid the boner to way. Some ten seer' ago that hes- Path's=
pope., and another bill with the mew et swum it was had sp, as the Bow-street people said. And why was
ei a @sleet sestaittse. Now that bee the ultimate be had apt Because some pee* bad agreed with him, sad
41100 which the right hos. gentleman bad in vitae-and trusted him to take them to Australia. Re toed sot take
le Mold a•th•art 1"M-ft we "'Ma that th• govern. them, sad they maned peat diem*, an had him ap
mist, net meson' before the besot, whisk they
amen apeman imperameh sad shim mg mimed te before the sagistrato bemuse he could set wasp his own
sag to the other boom of
remain at se te have due watt Steams Yet this was en of ths massfaatarus-see of
derades then, steak be anion rather to press those inn who had admisistrative capacity. Some time after,
stessane, then te appoint an sari day ref the cessiduatiee the he.. geadessa had • different, with a shipbuilder. The
of the richt Ms gestlemaa's bl. At the seas Unit, he ....... P _themad h a sip Milt called wminim Shaw
(Lord J. Rama) theent there were two or three ditts-aad ""' "
t
not de
M beret son sews ayialed at do time Liadsay, sad after the was bath he purelled with the
when the knee might be be a s
thinned by the less Input builder. The builder mid, ' She wet • good ship when I
at of mislesee-wlMa the remainder of that gas. built her, but you awed be; sad emu her a bed ship;
darn mid he &WOO I sad he thought it was Ter, ink' you may be a toy geed shipbroker, but yes know Whin
print eeri
e*,e dist Me Ps memeen who were is _,..... shiphandiss., Th. hos.
mamas had
not
thews
favour 'of ntriy placiple, sad nes hoi sot yet """'.
Ithen put is this dens skied state thole serlawas,ead ma wersitY is the thehelieeteht of his nose sake as that
that the bent skald Mar then objestens Se as later- hie Medi be allowed lo tramps is everybody ia the boast,
tense% by the Padiamest ar awastsssewliwith.__ shseadesa_ oat MAIM himself ea plats Weider ." Now the bens
ipmoocalisset total* hem" this/ mese '' 'o' MN wed& an tits to state the OSUMI tuts. He did sot think
1=1: weedy sot say etta:besehierigrie, Ms.
He it wee se very strange that Sore should bate bees some
Jr. ismall) essissea: Slat bis sawn %peados was. that Napkin against him sossideriag that he had chartered
vslostary an had Mao a pest Hai, sad said tees 6,000 to 10,000 ships, a precis of whisk had ',stayed
M a peat deal, it midi an de =falser tsr the enemies mom thetemadr of mimes from this mmatry. what
of the people et Mk sessy. Is we. of opinion,
looms., thee the meow. sawed by theemm ore the fists as to this ship t He might my that there
'laseeg caw" as isseggesr debegib Ow bag were ships aster ether legs which he Wee saw, sad el
den mask sad said es musb, still weed sot the wane of which he knew nothing, bat whisk did him
........ahabo ohm sasildalsll to tamadjo Me ii"Mee width she bosom to bear his use. The Milder of the particular
is • lap ponies of macs. a=
—ruttic-7-r, that the right Ma. g
as bad ship ask& to was satins In sass the ship after his.
bit use. (Rees bear.) Be was M beet that This was • ship of a pease damnation; she was, as he
wee "imam :gem sad tse embillass whisk vs. given osseeind, one stride in advisee of other ships then built
by wets el that hoses bad set penned a awl pas im- Up to that date skip& were usually In thews the Deem to
spot the iguanas, of tat 'Wk. (Chows) He the bag*. He thought that the ship that wore building
=l7:e tsglet, that what odais was sew 'lna, or
tho hod
put od It, was of a mem ashotemmd med remade wen math to small, sad he laid days the ship ones times
obsseaess, benne it was really a boo stasatiss He did sad • half Ow bean to the length. That Wee • Mat step
set sell Oat a hes edasseies, wet was gives by a gnus he ulnas. • peat massy people said, boaster, that this
thictlillwitsselskt Pissileiss assweshst to ire % ar which ship would saunas. The Alp sun to Ludes, and she
was Muss to souk breathes of bsowtsdp. He abed was tweed with about 100 penmen. she
gat to the
MO a hes seesaws nth* woo On la Ids amity, nese
em
___....
.....m
and the adii w Inn at sibs salmi b. Dogma, sad he reeved a telegraphic message that thus
LYl•mld'irabsda the ay mimeo boomed well ass usmethieg wrong with hr. It was midnight, bat he
&Wine Villa. ia Mat rupst, be thought the Sims started Immediately ter the Dowse, and got ea board the
Ike gives is this esilwri7 wee far Mohr le that Om Is skip. He found tho compasses not properly lasted, and
tbeheasumiesMiess
imamate Ms sesheetisestreheeecto *bleak e the
thrt riskt.t there ter a mat lay that the
ship
mad
sot
Downer,
that, yosmeeg all whisk was valuable P as well- The ssfotais and Is oases were pea
is oar edasselos, we sight erten it further; Pared to Po but he mid if asYddal happened
hut at the ono tine, is was ee sly large an is this ship toga night bents to say ether
Stoat • Pssislis that it would he. st!i_t_a dads. .__.* if the ship there am wrespeasibility of 1.50 line cm his shoal-
wits won bra es this year, be lb daisies ea the pasomple,
and welt till =est balm thaw Mien la 'bet Wiwi, iire. U. it." " tabs spa himself that rasislosibility-
It ohm he eth ita iip ors wake *mak" by, He anon& the sip bask to Loathe, sad is so doing he
athis Mtn would be die St sypdat. ma early day it the sustained a lea of Ms 2,0001. is 8,0001. Hs did sot deal
sesslimados of this bill, hie he NPR Mat • day would be with the passages manly as the law directed till he found
gives he Ibe adjourned debate. dial nether ship, bat be made tins a higher allowases.
THE SCANDAL AMONG TIM INNISKILLINS. He gm sm, yr some mo sad sem do. a day. and thou h
belts. O. Bee% AreLß.
eeetetlY retested,
theelsh: imitie_neasisseekederiskusher.be tha
eat did
sot
sail ,
ass him ha
"mow
,e,
the
tate
pee.S
of Me Wes Deperlorasi winks tbe Osinsonst. assics, he woe seers to NI that amass( the cabin Issassters
rasrlabsi Indiated way kph,
.lass the endue of el that skip then were • asmber who were really la greater
diem= inerslPass. dal swiss raids ed the lasialllits diserem than the enema class passengers; some who had
ef whohjawssisamas Wawa, hudolaChewelso ebiskagaingalte. to
oehjemeoh. lute" T.IItheir all an had Invested it is to Lucas
meg te sale esti sembilas sad to wiskusw row Passmiltss Its gave away moths apol.-Obeen)-
be had the ether cause. se that he lest by that ship temewkere about 6,000 L ; but
Clisoss.mooember semykirligitirksh el tho_ ,Roass he did sot islet es the presagers gobs by her, *Dap the
bed dean r&brides& this sodas whiskamsahan• at he pumas= 011111/111 liail passed tbe ship and eissidend her
I leselked, to • Wean of Ways
..._, perfeetly seaweetley. Well, smog that anther they wend
IllitoirShilda add *at if a" pelt of fibs isties_t . '''' tamely lei NM we were dim:canned. Mere were four
at, lbmi t, it was, se doubt, in wiehrelete we els or
pap Gai
liking.oe matter whist was implies saes nee be ban wen detonated Shapes spa kiss. They
Wk. F PEEL. to when the hes. member bad shows the tanissosed him tit ldball. Sr C. Mamba" presided es
gasses spas giviag his sedge, said be had sot read it is the beset. They dismissed the east, and Sir C. Martha
ny darns teem than it was es the nodes papered
mid Ms Lenses ends* lunar the cinamotesees was
GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND. highly knearable to his. (Hear.) Perhaps the Muse
Mr. JOHN H'dallidda had di". °WI" • ladkul' weed allow him to seed as ersast fres the remarks of the
that it was sandiest to mien the ease et Seeedman
ate Is Seetiend. The Ms. pasismas proseed, midst of Pat tits ow ttime. He fawn the fellowlag in the maw.
St:
mash laterrsptios, to seem to as Massy ge f the edmisisers " W• se with manes that the endue of Mr. Lindsay,
oast* deep the toss and to arise shot with to what we admen Sat week with puss, km sot beta so
tam;.aimed haperlsoas of is some'' es t man- ?m on* viewed by all the posesdele go board the skip..•
illing". shiShathand .111figl•terli•f• al" aeli The the Spooketor said : •••" Kr. Lindsay, the maw el ths
Mkspa sesommomon of ads, is ammeen to se
p-
ee loge an Plea lastbadeas nit& •Imissed se Ms vein whisk is WWI alts Ids has Wised tabs a emus
a th• Lad Aeneas, en that Se saystiateadosee whisk filly =stain the eltarester of the British serabsat.
of m et alle• sr at kast a sa Thaill'ihr Unbuttons' that tbe ship was set perkedy at kr ma he
maim bad Meese seeeteary. He admitted that ~. gemmed ft, sad has tam epee hanasu
all
the
mew
fiesta sales bad never, within his reesikestkoldrezeso ''''''
wa misses& so es by the nese= Lied peat aspen seat kes. He has not limited bh liberality
but *et pod
Is none' to &nen ts is the maser: to telling his paseagen that they might seek pumps ia
wit
new Pere te lie owe Plafeed°•• If it"daoll._, shed ether shin at their own *snow, sad seedy ' whitest prt-
bees ellskealy gemsran. ma =lsle net" hale me that jellies 'to their elaims sees hhaselL He be. net tweed
lasamalls dionartiss it the sesablithed at, whit tow ma master to proawato tho
maga is
spite
of a
Run Semstary of thas ley liell =si i• sodession. esalleste
rosy. mm me Ise from the sedimal cease that disease would Suitably
MILORD ADVOCATE sold, Is
ssistehlis dig we. ibe sommillos apes
bee Inlet 1:•••• Wok oat within the taeldel- He aid Incur • yen large
lies En. At •• Attlee time, med eons, be Mend be very mantes by his hansens treatment et the passages; bat
Ilea le Man with hie Ma. hiss& tbs Pad= lad& Sad dist prim will probably parches. its fall with to himself."
Ism bees robes. Bat, agreeing the. it was of to
wry en the legislative Mier of Me Pot% if it WM OW But the ask plat es whisk he wished to Wren the
essay isterniped by ladistail eaksiss. be born the knee was is nemeses te ea °tunnies made by ea Ms.
boas would sew guns de froth Aoki slt• (Chasm) and gas= sember ef the govereseas that his (Mr. lead-
TM PAY OF SOLDIERS RETURNED FROM THE say's) seatemasts were virulent untruths, sad were not eves
OttlltßA. banded sa fasts. Now be Wasted he shook satisfy tbe
Mn. STAFFORD said be wand to ask • peeks of the ~___ la amy few wood% and hi the hoot eau
wissiesee...
Uses
.1
eel Be basted that there were • ""'"
member imam yds, bed bees et tse Hospital at selsook In k• seek their ems witnessee-el the truth .1 tbe state
and sib, boa golopod se ede essessy, se sum tbere were meats be bad made, sad that keen el hie matesests
amass el elf ise, astoosMel hi sum *am to di- Or di-. Wag vireo= sittratke, On were under the truth rather
and etch Ml= sem- eses Id th'as Wm' allows 11•4 beet dies ever the truth. Re coed Int tabs the «mai
assepseml ens to paws VIM payees ia order to *Sala
mossy es preen/ se ask erabsesca- lis it sot be thespit saleable steam gip whisk wet ordered lo pressed ham the
Sea Naar there mos tad sesenseislativee in that hone, river Thames te Newcomb, to lead mese Welts teas el
wid las arse is the_ Elle- rag' dlat—tbunN" UM and onsbastileas es her way te Portinetith (tempts) His
so tam= Tits, Inn Mow *WY t• tor' *elm"' and pest el that statemst woo • nets from sae of the de-
espekassess, an tbeir Wilms= got .be stress late die _ _, tho Asmsas7,
and
which
wig
se
Mak. sal abeektely Senn the propos el ealkeog. Partwwwls gm MOWS i...
lbw • Roses of Os
sans ass sussas Ms bed sew mit "Ilk James Graham beds the Robert Inwe shall to
=llllll.l°‘ uses W
rn ru Wipraa era
ng same sat Mmly
thaa thahatillekstset reedy to
117=1: " on to
fate
°a
pn s bond hoat
ink be den te ear pint soldiers. /le that 'Sag to Penneath to embark TM ewasn wits
Ms papsre seems, Isr the payment or these as polishes Is MO area fee mest• Goma-

ems his only capital, and whichnable , if he lost all, would he
10011, is the wrens of time, e him to mass sew.
=Let:meld say • gnat deal more about the mil-
d the government, bat he would not am.
PO Ulf Mrs epos the atteetioe of the hoses. lie sin-
ew* thisked them for the Wigan with which they bad
Moe* le him ; Ise, is the words of a great poet,
so Who atm& my puree dash fresh:
But Is that dishes from me Ely geed name
Bobs sae of that which not mashes him,
*ad makes me poor MOM."
A and a laugh.)

geotlemaie stated that the negotiation bad come tu as
beams a condition was proposed by the Admiralty
menus that it was impossible to accept it. Bet what eta
that condition ? The ship was wanted as a hone tratispall;
and few that purpose a height between the decks of 7 ru.
6 inches was required. The European was, therefore, 4.,
alined, because the price asked was too high, and beide'''s
were too low. (Hear, hear.) The only condition sawed
was that she should be fit for the service, and being aigy
she was declined. (Cheen.) The Columbian was offind
to the government in May, end she was also declined, I*
-44 she had not the --tuisite height for

(Chien .• i. _0,4 -- mg__ 4 horses. TO
ddp was ensign to take 680 men to the Crimea: that it , Sis C. WOOD said that mach as he regretted the to -_ _
onion asked whether, if they could make her Mtn
just at the time whoa oar army was newly driven oathe must cat-h' be stowed. lie wished the house to .
wet
corruption to the pnblie business of the house.
.height and have her reedy by a particular day, the go
et the Crimes:meat would positively take her. To that the the
thin, sad yet at that very moment that ship Was for making the 'tangent which they had jut heard. Theo .....
what they wen anima to have ma re fern that he was personally grateful to the hon. gootlnsan
tfege
ordered to go 1,000 silos out of her way, in order to fetch ova. gentlemen had thought proper in another place t pies that they mold not give an answer until they It
_. whether she would really be ready. So far from 010
two wonder& (Hen, hear.) The government were a" make • statement iselillgaiet• la lave", Issiderate language, owners thinking that unreasonable they thanked the
"tit" with this sees' Bus was "tether liete, dated the hat la lasing* • good deal 'Unger than that which he hadi
vereenent, and after some further correspondence the -
MN Oitelor : not
on y 4
now lased, the administration of the Admiralty, y length
roduald
the
prim,
to
but.
per
ten
; a.. t
had a rest at the
0 MOWS Melia begs to acquaint Mr. Stringer, thtlettuoh: since ha (the right boo. gentleman) had li . 4he grates.
. ... meat then directed the vessel to come round to Liverpool u
isinirarests et a to Doge
.I.l"ge 'I" melee°. it he beard. bat for some abort time before. He certainly aid
liegiaded that Robert Lowe should to t be surveyed and Hued. The owners replied thatthe
member for Aylesbury, the go.
care (0 he shipped in heed
will be *meet that when the hon.
Tree meth* cylinder intended vernment had allowed the Oneida to be fitted at Greene*.
loner of the Administrative Ratan Associadon, made the
sat theses to Wedeln."but the fact was that she had been so badly do '
nit flat ow
Has wen As metes. They were at the service of the go- motion whin he did a few nights ago, he would have been
government determined to allow no more to be fitted, az.
versant. (Cheers.) With regard to the nest matter, he batter supported by the members of that association ; and
...
under the superintendence of their own ohm_
for T Demuth did "Y.
woad doe bring forward their own letters. lie spoke on be was surprised that the hoe. member 7
Ilia
he _ . They, therefore, told the owners that the Columbia%
the occasion in question of a steamer, of the value of needy not rise in his plies sad make the accusations which he:
might
come
round
to Liverpool
or
Deptford
aa
be
annelid
100,0001., whisk wee lying is the Clyde, and for which the now repeated. The hoe. member seemed, in tact, quitei
and fitted. (Cheers.) The hon. gentleman said that ne
go
at was le treaty, and which was adorn from the forget the maxim of English justice, that the accusat on
owners were thunderstruck at the order; bet in yam 0
Clyde to Liverpool, to be seneyed. In the letter which ought to prated* the defence. But he (Sir C. Wood)
fact the holm gentleman had himself dons what in no.
was received from the Treasport•offiee. and which was would proceed to state the real facts of the ilia' attired in the ease of the Co.umbiso. (Hear, boo Tie
dated the Bth Jan, 1856, they said they accepted the ship and he would then leave the hone to judge who-
rams thing had boon dote in
the
mu
of
the
it..attu;
on condition that she was at that moment prepared to come thee the honorable gentleman was warranted ID
and several other vessels ; and therefore he did not us :el%
round to the raver. sad to be surveyed sad fitted for horses. making the statements which he made with respect
rt _,_
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_god
with
acting not
sebly
The • rof this ship, is • letter dated the 9th June, to what he called the malodninietratioa of the bio 'hiwet:ivs"partirt'are wassoelummbrsaa
theesaldelrenquidat.a
bed
dread
said, " The Columbian is quite ready, bet do I understand service. Now, he (Sir C. Wood) had never said, and y
beta complied with by the hon. member himself, an by
that the ship is to go round to Liverpool ?" In answer to intoned to say, that the whole of the hoe. gentleman's am three
or four
other
respectable gnu.
Mesta were dentate of veracity. The has. gentleman
this another letter was sent:
member had found fault with the charter '
(Choirs.) The itsa,
"Ls answer to your_dletter of this day. I ma commanded told the house that he did not pretend to eloqueses, and w Mend
. by the Admiralty. Now, whea it came to the keen*.
by the directors of the Trans Poet llsee,,los____,to am/allot you that thin what he dealt in were bets. But the hon. gentleman ey
the, 'ma" *Pm their "gm at "66686" 16 ground to droned up the facts a bit here, sad coloured them a bit thu government that their form of chute: party ea
Grano& to survey the Columbian, as his dune mein objected to, they were at great pains to ascertain whine
there, until a person acquainted only with the naked troth,
his presences at his own port."it was really so unreasonable. They submitted
would hardly know them again after they had Lon sub. it to be
The owner wend not mad his valuable ship mad to ' Some hadobjected
mired to the peossem (Haar, hear.) one large shipping firms in the City, including the Pagoda
Liverpool to be nneyed. Gownsman, however, insisted
to historical
or___._ _
_.__
ground
that
corruptedme and Origami and the Royal Med Compton ; sad os
that the ship should we to the surveyor instead of the "224 2. 222
,1f witittaFoYrion . iet whea answer they received was to the effect that although out te
stream of history by seising
rumor going to the ship, sad the owner, who was a Man- o,_ rata te his tenet, y't mama u two alterations might be attended wi A important,
• patlemea gave sae
duster gentlessu, and who well understood his business. nothing more could be fide. required of the
if his imagination overcame his memory, for the fictitious. w govern
gave orders to the broker to write a letter, of which the ment. (Hear.) Again the hon. gentleman had stated truths
part of his statement considerably ovezpowered that which
following is a eopy : waited upon Si,J. Graham, and offe.ed to
was true. (Hear, hear.) The hoe. patleman's last mate-
advice
.. give him the tea
"8, Anther's's, June 12:—Sir,—I was duly favoured sent this evening was the first that he made at the Drury- in his power with respect to the management of the
with yours of the 9th and 11th int., in rebuses to the .transport department. The hon. gentleman said that gin
Ida to the of
screw steamship Colambiaa. The imams dullard to iae ine meeting, namely that rele--11 transport James received him very kindly, but that nothing
ho Th• bon gentleman said that the hon. and gallant at till
cur the hem cadaver or Nadia. se large a ship round tin • • came of it. But if the hoe. stations:. had been puffed
to Liverpool or Deptford without lint knowing that your member for Westminster (Sir De Lacy Evans) had made to
candid, he would not have °mated to state what had he r
surveyors approved of her, and they felt your demand him the following statemeat—" I have been waiting for
to be so eareasnable and wibusinualike, whoa at sti
more than a month to send oat three thousand hone' mike •
penal since he (Sir C. Wood) bad been at the board. Tr.
be
small ea exposes yes might have seat • surveyor to the_ hon. gentleman bad tome to him at the Admiralty and re.
ship at Greenock, that by their orders I have engaged this division which I commanded in the Crimes which is very
h 'he b■t the
chip and the Rumen elsewharm—Joint Onneina." much in want of horsem I benisons tthe rese,nduthe posted his offer of assistance. He (Sir C. Wood) naiad
his hon. friend with all the courtesy due to him, but as be
These ships were now both engaged to the Preach govern- Admiralty tell nu they cannot
true lad
teasel°
to
led
honesl° had only recently come to the Admiralty, he desired the
sent. (Hear, hear.) The nest ease was their orderiag a out." Now, it was not d
it
true
that
attendance of Captain Milne, the head of the transport
steamship to go from Deptford to Woolwich because the were wanted for the Seen Division; was not
Ward. The interview, therefore, took place in the prisms
ea r resided at Woolen's. That was, in feet, so eon- the hon. and gallant gentleman bought them; it was not
If
of Capt. Milne, to whom he had referred, in order to we
strons that it was &Moult to believe it, but if government true that no muter counald be found for
efottrotb"suble horse,.
she whether his (the right hon. baronet's) impression of whet
wou
ld order &stainer to p 400 miles for such a purpose the boa.
gentler
I'
•in which halo passed did not coincide with that of the gallant officer. He
they would order ens to go four miles. No notes passed in himself acquaint with the
must have
aware was therefore perfectly satisfied as to the accuracy of the
refs/ens to this ease; but if the house desired it he could were purchased for the army he
bring wittiness Mini bar of the IseasseNeho would prove the that the statement he had &Uri fated to the
pared. He asked the hon. member, first, whether ths
troth of this statement. With regard to the South mtg. hen• and gallant member could not be correct,
meat, as to the sewing on 4,000 hones to the army in the and all who know the hon. and gallant general must be mode of taking up transports was the best that could be dm
vista ? The hon. gentleman replied that it wt u good a
east, he and that the boo. sod Refloat member was very certain that he could not have stated to the hon. gentleman
) He (the right hon. cones as any that the government could pursue. (Ur,
won to mod them off, beams the cavalry regiments thst_whieh. sea not trail' (Citrate' hear.) There had been an opinion afloat, in whisk,
were very moth in want of them, and government had told gentleman) was quite ready to admit that the bon. gentle-
he observed, the committee presided over by the
his they mild net find ships. That was about the Ist of man had very
Imach ornamented
entedhis story
tl by the
. intend
justlae; hon. and learned gentleman the member for Shard
April, and he afterwards wrote the following letter to the that into it • the .an gallant gen °man a same, appeared to participate, namely, that there bad been seas
boa. and gallant member on the subject. He stated that as the meeting
.. at Drury-lane had been ornamented by in-
. oft ..... i.... 1 fraud or collusion between the °Soon dealing with the
a friend of his had offered to Lord Paeans • magnificent traducing into then po" the nallie- - number -e contracts. He asked the hon. gentleman, therefore, if that
fleet which would many 2,200 hones from this country, hon. gentlemen who were and to have been present on th
was his opinion. The hon. gentleman replied that he had
and that the easy wirer be received was the moo plutons, but who had never entered the theatre. (Cheer',
never seen any trace of such collusion, and that he believed
ear, that it lambi be es
; be eapposod and • cry of " Question.") Were not the misrepresent-
the parties to be perfectly honest. Re (Sir C. Wood) Asa
that leepertaatietter was popped iota the gnat big trot. don of the hon. gentleman to the question ? The hon.
asked hire iy he had
any
objection
to
the
eharter.parias t
beast at the War-offices, or sent to the Admiralty and lost gentleman said that not a syllable had fallen from hie lips at
His reply was, that though there might be some alight
in the chaos which there appears to reign supreme, for he Drury-lane, which was not strictly true, and he (Sir C.
heard no more about it. These ships had, of course, since Wood) had now pointed out four citcemstances which alterations suggested, he saw nothing in the form that add
that time all on other voyages. He went on to state he had alleged as facts, bat which be defied him to prove. entail hardship. The only suggestion that the hon. pule-
that he spoke to his Mead is the City that morning, and (Hear, hear.) The hoc. gentleman might have heart some- man made was with reference to the mode of Moping Ms
clearly how the different
Mme was mother fleet ell ready for the hones at about the thing about a want of horses, and something about accounts, in order to show more
transports were employed. C. pt. Milne immediately took
seem hew rate,. They were all obiya „waging from 1,200 to a difficulty in finding transport, but when he 'Uri-
the hoc.
gentleman into another loom, and rated
11,100 tems resisteri sod mid carry moo kerns In all, bated what he had gathered from hearsay to the
into out to him that the very improvement he rem-
The lima, sad gallant member was present, and would haaloarahlo and gallant gentleman,
he pct wet" -- mended had been in use at the Admiralty for miry yosa
yebebly to • attain onset infirm that statement; but it tee south of the hon. and gallant gentleman which could
pas .
t (Chun.) The hon. gentleman was hardly thenfore
IMP pies a matter of exaversatiou. The guidon was, never have fallen from his lips. (Cheers.) But now whit
entitled tar represent the Admiralty as a chaos of mierossage-
„edd the gm that ti„ ~a,„ of those skips bad bees made had bon thecondect of the Admiralty with regard to the
sent, when it appeared that the only alteration that he
sh dho sommoot be dotted? The letter making the offer transport of hones? The ply date which was menticned
could suggest had long before been anticipated. (Chun.)
Ilighat the 17th, UM, er 19th of Marsh. That letter was la the hen patisman's speech Wes the let of May.
The
. ... It was very romukable that the hon. gentleman was se
welt' acknowledged, and rale this ban" over to the Admiralty We"
guided ill
preparing tonnage by tit- satisfied with the charter-parties of Abe government that be
Admiralty, sad from the Admiralty ao neinnalostioa had pinions of the Horn Guards and the War Department ;
actually copied them. The hon. member contrasted with
been „wood as all. Now there we. amour statesman sad on the let of May the suable of horses for which
the French government. Of pause, there was no objeetios
that he made. It was that he doubted if the returns which transport was required was 2,030. The requisitions in May
to a gentleman sitting in that house doing so ; and the boa
hod been laid as td„ table of the hope was al comet. wore 394, and ibises up to June 16 were 386, making in all
geadersan entered largely into contracts of that deviriptica
To, house would remember that ea the 29th of January a 2,810. The number despatched to the Crimea was 2,649,
, —generally contriving, by-the-bye, to extract Si. or ea. poe
„own woo gsdamil of the stone which had been teat to the leaving 161 to be mat out. There Were at the present time
ton more !tenths French government than he did from the
Root hoot tho lot of January, um. so January. Au; the fitting our, and antra reedy, horse transport for 230 hones, Admiralty. (Laughter.)
dates when seat, and when they arrived. It was only 10 or end they had nee heard of four vessels on their way hoes
Mr. LINDSAY—AIIow me to explain. (Order.)
1$ days dam that return was said on the table, measly gee that would take oat 738 more, making thus a total pro-
Sir C. WOOD bed not the least objection to the hon. gem
maths ottani was ordered. He had stated that he doubted nips for 968 Lana.. (Hear, hear.) He (the right hem
denten getting • better price from the French goverment;
tinner t had an books, and the right bp, bareast) thought that they were bound to have some little
but, at all events, it was not a proof that the business of the
boom (gyr y. (holm) told bin that be was prepared to regard to the public purse, and with sash ample moans of
atWell, he had in his hand a charter
my that the hooks at the Admiralty were a great deal hitter transport at their disposal, they would not have been justitled English Admiralty was so ill-managed. (Hear, hear.)
.party between the
Mss the books Austinfrius. He had two resins for in recklessly salting rep any more vessels. (Hear, heir.) firm of W. S. Lindsay and Co. and his Excellency the
miebg lee that return_ Ho wanted ..to know what stereo They had at that moment transports capable of conveying
French Moister of War, and he found that it was sot he
had aim am adr, and If they hod any books, He swept 6,600 horses ; but they were mainly employed In the Media imitation ly of that of the linglish government, bat a
the hewn woad .4,„. with him that he arrived terranesa sad the Black Sam They had been used for
_e
copy.
at a mad ecooduelos me te the latter point taking out horses for the Turks, for the French government, " For imams, everybody knew that corns
risks were excepted in every charter-party ; but the ham
MAW
Me err fir It the/ had had any brake' fee our owe army,
and
for the
Smith"
contingent. The would be a little surprised to learn that in the chartering
why „mid they have boos give menthe is making Sardinian government had made a requisition fir the
hitween the kn. gentleman and the French goverment
out sash • ratan ea Nis? Bat what was the return after transport of 2,000 horses, bat they hid is reality sent
_.___
won • p
eamprog
au
rime
4,
hos
the
act
of
Gel
all ? It did an give eat single item of rameniesariat. The 3,000; and this had led to some little delay in attending then
and the guess's easedes." (Roars of laughter.) Aide, the
ceder wee a 'Win' of all the "se' but " gave nothing te
ell
the
requisitions
el
theßath
Guard.. (Hear, bon. padres* undertook to provision the Preach oHouk
these than the quantity of abet' the glut seetiages' esti the lie
The
hem.
geettuueu talked of
the fiesta of teem. He bona himself to give them breakfast, dioner, tea, and
ses, adr. Be amid like to know why they *beam poets whisk the government might have taken up; bat
supper, " and a pint of good port or other good tongs
act have a retina of the stone scat. The first ship he those wen all ailing vessels. Now the authorities of the
_i_s... (Laughter.) That
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____
natural m.o.
would means was Tnaspert Ne. 102, and whisk he took army had remonstrated Winn the employment of Mane. ,wf_u to
esoi,withraspeet toWVEß:grish.
overlirs.hat a tellw
up bow, the sepals was no
is Leedom and was willing ports of that dnoriptioa ; sad although the goverment '````'
strange one with regard to French. The feet was, the has.
to take his affidavit of the tastt which he had stated to him. had. in the Bret Instance, Writ "hied to s sailing Teem', gentle foundman
our
char
parties
so
good that he did
U. found that this ship was returned as having been ete- they *might 607 wee° now bound to comply with the not like to depart from them in the least degree ;
and be,
played between the 10th of June sad the 18th of Desember. mambo and just request of the military anthositin
thereto_ mg
them
as
mop
stood,
however
aboard
mg
she wee mated to have takes se many berm, and so em, that, in future, hones should not be seat out '..7_, copied them
.....,, ._ _ French (Hear,
The Men of the (nommen was that she had made 12 wilt in steam traasPerta (Hear, hear.) The ho- might
_.7; "'He ithe'rig'7;:e."'bar`on's7)";:w
a
0 what`
di;
Magee. lastoad of thee, the amnia said he had made 61 mutable gentleman had complained of the incornet- "`•
fords& He
head tram the report that she had taken 713 see. of the return for whisk he had moved. But hon. gentleman said was his great ease, namely, the vessel
which be said was directed te call at Newcastle on ha
teas of eargor whereas she hid taken li°63 am of *mg°. lite vessel be which he bett Irate particularly Mhthed way to Postamouth. Now, he would admit that the ship ma
Theo the Inure stated that ohs had taken 00 camas is that bad, la satins to the harem and Illea wit down, been save directed to go to Newcastle, and not ee aa b„ way," as tbc
time, Where" hi found that abs had eased 190 abet& itteYea is ellegbill Turkish °Meet" "time brae°. sad hoe. pathogen bad said, but, as hi had truly read, as Is
The Moe dated thee she lad seeded three hones, bat she stens. The retain may professed to refer to the men sad
had really essded 164, besides 270 sheep and 16 bullocks. how conveyed fleaßagland, bat it was stated on the face Portsmouth. The hon. gentle stated, at the Dreg-
lane renting, that " the steamer was under orders to go le
The ream Weil that do had seamed 396 soldiers ; she of the down% that the ship had oleo been employed in Portsmouth
to
take
up
troops uumodtataly
for
the
Crimea
lon really etanyed 4,306. (Hear, Wu.) The raters did the transport of Turkish fors'a (Here, beer.-)
But hew bat order* were given by the Admiralty to the owner that
atit show the anoint el hone power nor the quantity at had the Admiralty shown say want of energy ? He had ,_ i__
__ _
________,
_._
amt
_..
__
.._
Mahe cassamed. whereas it would have been perfectly easy before him a rerun which he had men to know was ma mosstiosee. 7i'iraiswestaKtremteeort'as the
a brae' hetsma:
le have gram the quantity day by day. Now, them were Movably below the truth. (Derisive sheets.)
solved with "shouts of laughter, ' hear, hur,' an
melees matters. (Cheers.) What was the objest of the Mr. ROEBUCK—Why dess it apt state the nest trath ?
_..
.ii
and,
of course
with a
packed
audiourw,
it
um
seism? It was to Ist them know what had Wow of the Sir C. WOOD said that nothing was non impolitic, as 'ye 'p to make people choir or cry ~ sham ‘... (Her.)
sight millions end • half of the people's mean which had .he hen inemben below the surrey were hy this dais ..7___ _
__
___....ow
so
„iota a a _
hues voted. But how musk labrentlea goad they derive probably aware, than to eventate • ding, and the fee he fittlel n.ansdaendt7
,se.ye e.l.l.liiisitt t
___
uttto
..
ordered tow
bar sub • retina as that llt was wens than waste paper, always took core to be within the mark. (Hear, ban) r_ the__ 17......"... _
__.," le.__a_biastilr
twelveb
tonsb..__
Ise it deeded the hope end the country. (Chaos.) Wall, from the let of January to the 31st of May we had 7. Varwit L'houarw7" Zd ;horn )wr The
owner
r wrot°: itow7le
gleam male, he sheen like to knew how it was that sees landed in the Crimes& 90,000 men, consisting of English, t w
the 'l
etary to the Admiralty, saying that thou twelve toot
ethers sidle pre
ilikalk
SP
at
20e.
Per tee
per
ree°ll4
sad
French,
°WWI"'
sad
Turbo
and
we had
eelleerd could be brought up from Newcastle for 61 but that it
ethers at as high as 284.94. and use 32..91. ? How was 13,060 more to thium's, snaking fa all a
I that its 94. was paid up to Marsh last for what he had 103,000. We had also provided sesommodatioa br would cost the country 2,0001. for the ship to go nun for
them. The Admiralty wrote • very angry letter, as if he
beard deoribed es " keg ships"—a sort of morel of 3,600, making thus a grand total of 106,600 con. (Hear.)
____, _
to theme . ,r__,
_,_
_,,j. is
whisk they might form some idea from the gunboats We had named 12,460 hoses', and we had provided wee Prwleni,w_ dictate
romeaunet.erseet.e: tr__"_fdt,
ell Mn. Scott Russell's yard ; whereas asagnifissat ships angora fee 1,600 we, making is all 14,050. He (the P round. .a° owner again remonstrated, ii.
they came down in which it was said
might be taken up at 20s. ? (Hear, hen) It would, per- right hoe. gentleman) did net think, therefore, that .
tea
that
the
shipbe should that
maderaadyr:
goa totrises7reeh
bipe be end that it was laponsible to get rid of the meth had mesh reams to be selismed of the beffientey of the We
at She higher prices; bat he bad no doubt that if • letter Admiralty. (Cheers.) He aser came to the nee of the to take to twelve teas of combustibles on toe tollonag
Monday, on her way to Portsmouth.' Still ins owner MA
had Unseat threatening to pay (Mtn owns's, almost the wets in the Clyde to which the ham gentleman referred ; . _ „„.,..
_, be
whole wend have bees glad to swept 20a. (Hear, hear.) and he meet at the outset express his surprise that the hos. he could not put the country to the cost of zirtwi
what
He (Mr. Lindsay) *mkt he hod now shows to the house member should not have stated that ease with more seam would cot let the ship go let the consequences
might. (Loud cheers.) In three days, the Admiralty bast
that he was not a teller of ii virulent untruths." (Hear, racy, beams he must have bad the mod iodinate , a __ ,„o,
hoer.) These weeds had grieved him deeply ; for they bad anparatense with all the fasts of the case, 'snag that the sat anted to wilt* a contradictory letter came frog
in which it was said, colt.
Men insulated be sad wide, sad his same was karma in vessels belseged to a house of whbh he was himself a another department at Dot . e,
alums every pen, net of Reglaad neatly. but of the world. neuter. (Hear, bear ) It was tree that the men had lain Amnia begs MI inform Mr. (cries of *. name, um r
the name to any one is coofideace, Oat be
TOO mum had hitherto been respected, sad they would, bees conveyed to a Mr. Gladsome, but the hon. member —he would 1066 —6 . o*.
ggeraffire, judge of the pain with which he had beard it had bonneted la every part of the managonaest of them, did not think he should be maim dto scats it to
worinted by • member of the goveramest with Wrath. sad he (Sir C. Wood) was souldeat, therefore, that he nun Wall,' Captain Austin begs to labsai Mr. -- tbst in slew
i .
(Hear. hear.) Be would set retort with any harsh earn have been sequined with all the traneastioas in which the organ of • telegraphic message just welted, it is not
t:ed
seas. but be wash' tell the hes- sad gallant lambs= ships in question were somersed. Thus was sheen suns tended that his ship should go to the Tyne, as the and
to Woolwieb: Mem, "sri)
that If le had taken away hem him ail that he had—if he tor the Uaccureeiee into which he had fallen, as there might Newcastle will be seat thence
last
..
fuser, hew
had taken away all kb ships, or all his geld—he send cot have been if he had anal gives the ewe *pea homey_ And se they found eat their mistake at
have dem him swinge Wary than by attemptias to deprive The Alps in gender wet* two, the Europese sail the bathe. d dialr
He hoped the house would forgive his, .
geoid
aseertion lla
Wm *this geed same. (Cheers.) In his saw Omagh life. Colombian. Toe boa. gentleman's nutmeat was that he attention to each indilndividual• beasts
tea as. .
beet the humble ninny to the paints whisk he sow had made a tender et theme ships to the gevenmeati bat show, assertion by assertion, that it was ..
sosepted. be might hare hado,llll Ma" WI earl" hie that enables. were welted to the aceeptiones of then to bear.) TM same was the !Willer st the hoe. Beedeetes.-• a,,edasiss
seams, sad who wished to pink him dna, but sever tilt wideb ao lam et hwataese seam agree ; shushes meta on. (bear, hear)—at least, if au his partner. 6. 0., ba
new hid NI MO impeached er ellidleallml heweraritY ? emposatly offered to the Freon government and sesepted by who 4,ollll2MikatMi constantly with the govern ' '72
tion was the Robert IA",
(Hear, hen) Deeply, them, he repealed. did he grieve that lbw Now the taco IMO these. The tint vessel that wasbusiness ; and the ship in pm . _ .... peeve'
▪ menhir se the preenameat should ken risen la his place toads/et wis the Rerepeen, whisk was offered to severs. • vessel aharterel by the hon, geodeman tediewee:siewed
ia parliameat ad try to rah his et Not whisk he valued meet is Kern last, through Mr. Gladatem, for 110 e. per cant, Inhofe he was • member of the baste' se
e a mom
above all pise, end whish mosey mold astilmy--orhish me um, the vessel to be reedy by the 20th of April. Tin yak to the ante of Mr. Gladstone after he beam

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