The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

FOURTH DAY.
(Concluded from yesterday's Express.)
The De pat y Judge. Advocate, by order d the baud, then
informed Wood Tulloch that be was at liberty to make
any statements that he wished to the beard.
Ctlonel Tulinh cosimeoced hie obseentions by expos-
deg regret that be appeared dose in deface of
the report. which he bed melded to draw up
but he felt it to be hie duty to give the
board ell the lof =ration that he posseesed, mad
!to make a stets:sent which would have the erect
lof removing mash misaptrehenaion that appeared to
prowl on some of the matters touched epos in the roped.
In doing this, however, he wished it to be siderite= that
his observations en that occasion meet be considered es is
no way egoetieg his oal'eague. To conolude such a ?mod
las that which. in cinjonetion with Sir J. 111'Neill, he hid
based, without giving offeues to some, was of coarse set
to be 'spewed; but the tommissioners bad lb, mit-
feed= tf knowing that the report had hem cm.
dims= by the public, and by her Majesty's go-
mgeseint, to be mast temperate awl modem=
Me bed no feelings of 111-wl.l anted Lora Lucas;
WS= as personal knowledge of Lod Lnrau, sad we%
elseedere, not likely to hays any t mans him,
alidfteeled • great reaped for a onaley °Meer with whom
MO Man segsainted he woe net likely to wish le dams= the
dider. • Referring tie the proesediare before the bra ea
Monday, be remarked that the firstobjeetios takes by Lord
Lena to the report was as to the statement of the amnuels-
elesers that the examisation of his lordship could
two v
oat any let =adios of publro importers= To this be re-
plied that the only evidence of leap vanes that Lord Lena
could base given would have been as to the deficiney of
'IMPS= =dee that subject the cammieslosers had previ-
ously gathered all the information that was required.
Thee Lord Luse took exceptions to their case=
Sous of the mortality is the wally regiments hem
the let of October to the Ist of Much, mad
cited as an instance of the incerreotswie of their statement',
that there was so heavy cavalry is the Crimea on the let
of October. He (Colonel Twlosh) had returns ib
that the let Dragoon, the 6th Dragoon Guards, tlint
Heyde, end the 6th limekiln* Dragoon, and Is short,
that even cavalry regiment, with ono ereeptlem,were Is th•
Crimea et that date. Lard Lima moored= to say that
his eely of jest was to ehow tint whenever they spoke oft=
•avalry, the commissioners committed great timelier
dee; but if they were is error, it was es the s'de fame=
able both* amain, as he should have rani= afterwards=
show. Then the tommissieners were charged with Wail*
leg NOUN, to the dleptregemest of the cavalry. Oe Me
subject be referred to the diffenet pleas of esker
lateen, and stated that the ossaMmiseen were usable to
get autheiest 'atomise= to give a m re accents return
than they had dome of the mortality. He meet on= that
the senate strength of the heavy brigade during the
mouths of November and December. 1864, end Juisary,
February, and Marsh, 1865, was 727 horses, end that there
died dewiest that penal 601 hone, (sot =lading those
that died in action), giving 77 per OW." the whole
her. In the light brigade, daring the same p.rtod, the
average nevi* was 467 bows, sod daring that time there
died, seclusive of them kfiledis notion 324, mashies ea
memo ef 92 per cent. These he gaited
ftem authentis retinas made by Lord Lean t& oth
errs sad teary yodel show that is the report
he se will to Injure the cavity. When they saw such
a fearful mortslity—men fearful than had ever occurred
before or would probably env near egain—lm should nit
be heed fault with for =meting at the time that gm
Feeble means that heath iegeinity 'odd devise
hen bras done to save the line of the horses spas which
the Ines of essay men idealised. He sow posed from the
figures to t foots ef the ommesirdoners. Led Leese had
stet= that in .o oresbed the bats bees big= before the
begismion of February tor the end of January ; he read
letssua from Lied.-odeed Griffiths, of he &toad
Drops= t Liget -Calmed Fins= Mint -Wotad White,
Lint:C:lonel Lowe, lam= Coked Doogiess, Lint -
Onleeel Doherty, and Wale damn, stating that
their huts were tompestively Boa Feb
Indy to Marsh, and es pligjales the names that had
led es delay. He then reined to Lard Lease's statement
Wet that ponies of the repodellb softness le the =amber
lemon engaged In hutting der= 'MS inosense. se d sold
that ie Demobs% ties sember et mon In the Crimes, of ail
mks, oxen* sibellone nod =dailies theeember of sick who
Orel net bees meet Is Ilswisot, sad odthewe'serveade, was
1,080; and that tho noel= or the light brigade was 739,
making • total of 1.708 elf oh rusks, exelesive of °Seen.
The report stated that net oes-flftk of the number of men
hed been =gm= is battle*, sad he found that the largest
somber ever amp
is tbst duty between tit - 19th and
26th of I/member was 180 men of the light a
=ll
sod 60 of 'the heavy brigade, light
a all
shout 240, about 100 short d see-fifth of the
whole seal= of men. Is refers.= to the attacks of Lord
Liman epos him witouDy, be said that for a similar ser-
vice to that whisk he had_ jest been mooed a iambs
Crimes he had been rowed= with the rank of mei or,
whieb be vele= mere then all the orders cm Lord Lucan's
breast, =Kw ft wee gives to his for bong intrumestal
la saving life : the weed investigation would show
whether his lordship dodo= Ma decorations for the same.
He wished, before he dosed, to state that the report did sot
animadvert at all upon the =nada of Lord Lunn • ' and he
read the various passages n the report which his lordship
considered Gestalt= enistedmrsions spas his eon-
=et, to show that legally there were se emend-
yentas* upon Lord Levan. Then was one gel-
sedversinn in the volume, bat it was sot on the
noble lord art os say =seise in this sentry. When the per-
son to whom be referred showed Out he took slaws et soy-
Oleg contained in the report he should be ready to meet
him. The nest point was se is the want of rromptitude
or ingenuity is dovideg some ens= for the shelter's, of
the esvalry horses. The eolemissiontwe did not state who
was to blame la this matter; it might have bees 50=31
Limn, or It might have been the %gunnies= Gle=4B
all they bad to de we, to stele f etc, end lean it th
to draw internee,. Trey were IS air fetid be hobo bib
the modest adieus. bat into the state of the seg.= Be I
the Crimea the ordinary course wee to die nal=
when stadia, wee not to be had, about dee het
metre, and three fest deep, and to make en em.
beolimest of two feet above the lent of the ',egad
'hereby giving to the hones • protect= from the orb'
winds of See feet; sad, jading from the results to the
Crimea, he had every memos to my that the piss had been
esesesseel, fer thornwho adopted it did not low one fifth
Pert et their hems, nor anytbieg like It. Another plan by
which the hones &gift have been protected was by coons
sad tarpaulin obtained from the Alpe, and though Lord
Lucas had objected that it would net have stood the wea-
ther, it had bee's seed with sneer by three companies of
artillery. Sometimes It had biewn down, bet, epos the
whole, it was fee= a very desirable mode of sheltering
honer. But could they get it ? The galled n'oes', in
proof of the possibility of =mid= these steel's, stated
that there VON ARM ear-otthe Has at KIIIIIIIIO6,
and that If then bad bees the slightest Immunity
exercised in eases of this kind. by en application to Soil
=minds 20,000 or 30,000 yards of sag sloth might have
been obtained, and the delelesey on baud tee weeeele might
here been imictsdiarolyeepplied from Consurstisoole. With
regard to the somber of -men available fee the =room of
sheltering boos= be seated that the heavy brigade le
November numbered 946 men, mad the light locoed. 560,
asehisin of eaves making 'sell 1,500 men. Mime mew,
if eft to work, calculating dee rat= yens for them horses,
might have due trend= and need nabankeestt for the
shelter of the hones. As • matter of come, If such tem-
porary shelter had been Drowned, the men might have hoes
out to warier ban few themedne, sod there would have
ben nn eigleulty In =wisp them up long before they did.
The President—Da you wish to put any teatime t 'Lord
Lunn ?
Col. Toltec's—Net at proment, bet by sad bye I shall have
• ore.t number of quietens so pee le Leri Mean. I
should wish to itemise nom other came first.
Major Thompson, of the 6th Dregs= Guards. was thou
ado aced enthsed by Chi. Tennis. Ills hones were in
a very bee eouditloa In Demesher, 1364. They espwielly
required dither at that time, awing to their °s
eon-
dieies. The horses studio, is pickets wet. 'spored to
the severity of the weather. without toy shelter whatever
at that time, and • trench was dug, snorting to the
plan described by Calomel Telloch, which was found
of great admits= to the home. He could sot
say whether this plan was generally =opted, se ha was en-
gaged from mortar till night, end melee= had an
tudty of seeing what other Aeon wen deleg. All the
men he h dto spare joined In this work, and provided
shelter for the bower of those who were in hospital It
would ban taken 150 ewe two days to hare provided such
accommodation fir 160 hones. He had set a wade=
number of minting teals The daisies were von bad,
8.4 the shovels Wag lefeasens. and Wks is the handle Ith
siodi.tely the men went to use them. Tha dithealttes in
provide', philter fee the brows anee from the went of men,
sad eel from a wart of tool.. Supposing he had had ass-
ves and tarpenlisp, he would have seeneded is pettier
thefts, for his heroes. If he had had esthete= neves, end
sOeupeehrs to owlet his seer, that sort of sheMse for the
hems egiali have bees sweated lea day. It did not regain
meal Mosesity to provide shelter fat the horns at that
time.
The Nerd, at four °Week, adjourned till eleven o'clock
ea Friday.

The Has. Leone Melville, we of the Directors of
the Bad Tolls Coupes', 41.4 es the moist of the eta,
taw a estates sank of safely*. This eves* pietas seeder
test is the dinettes st the disposal of the Crowe.—SetiM
end J. ON►lrtd Mail.