The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

(Stamped ld- Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

would observe tbat then wee an Wares of 6,000 is the
aunts of UM so be voted. This Smeared as lasses of
3.10,0001. la SY, Wafer wages. This was priasislly owing
he the Sersed fan bur el ..as, bat pertly to as Mesas
la the sip of pay. Thera wee also as iamemed
'assails* dretbe =Sas A peers of thk was slag to
restdas& hat the sere Speaks pertioa to a very ad-
visable imp which bed bees wads, by tessostag sot the
whole member of the fent, bat the somber of dose set
sisals beam& of it, the sirisertillery. The sperms
they had ha at ads is,.. dories the preset war, sad the
Itemise liked Milled at gersatorgt sad whom* ales it
was emp!oped, readmed it most berates to bass es
subs of SSW sad salsas gurus. (Bear) Wi h
regard V. the mote its!, ho proposed to take only a portion
of a ea soesat. Ti. vote w.s for 3,200,0001. ; he pn peed
to tabu a vote of two SUS@ only p emeaat. Tios seat
vote was fur Smoak. 0 1 ibis dors was a tallier issaw.
The isms essed by tbo Widest smuts of msa ersa
b lased la assaoseesso by firdislaidesd prise of the set -
else. Tb. Mass mike ON dill was 130,0001., but in there
was a dadoetios fee dimisished am et 10,000 L. Se am M-
esas was sly IO,ISSi Oa Mis vele he proposed to take •
Maki/ in asest. The bemeesheaki reseaber the the
costs t. for postsioas ware made ass y fa the year; these
mess s semi am be ii.bM, es that ems to the siat of
raw much tislastise of Ws soli said aft be
woe Sap, aitallgekt.darwarad.aliCtiol
_ . . _

woo a"....--71-------Zrrmisealtiotroon mama Who aimed:
He wus meet sozioss to pt sid ele seen es lee mead of the
nuked temporary NOM' that wooded the room and
and
for wens flay mad erste* dad orommodetien. Them
was iodised • mall dialantioa. The slake weft paid se-
cording to seniority, mad if algid°, retired and his place
wo sapped by a Jen or, then was • small diminution.
Xt. WILLIAMS—Has not the spew of postage been
transferred - _

Sir C. WOOD—Thos Admiralty won set impossible fee
that ; it was tin sot of as Treasury, who thought it advt.-
ebbs that all the pasta amid appear in on vote. The
moat vote au for the Naval Coast Valuation. There was
a decrease Is the Bombs, of an; but he did not wish to
brisk up the force altogether, os Ina resomateadad layette's
peruse, Inman he hoped that I. the suet of plan it
might be placed ea a mon @stint/cry babe; it owed its
istablbhmut to the repel of tits mania, committee se-
; oiated by the Hake of Nortkamberlaad whoa it the Ad-
miralty. The seat hem was for the actientillo breach. Oa
this there was sa iarrean. The fret item was the salary of
the Astreareser Biqa Its as new twenty non awe Pro-
funs May had been &planted, when he (Sir C. Wood)
was Secsit.ry of the AJmba.ty ; daring all that tints b 1
salary hod bola ism as that of his praeceseer. The
chateau of the ones votary sow *trod se high, if set
higher ilia that of say other in Europe; his waken of
stars our the moot perfect in niatue, sad alter twenty
pan it was time the until stoat' show tome apprecia-
tion of his swiss. Anther item was for the tanner of
an lostroment f.r the observatory celled sa equatorial ; the
on is the et sanatory emu if • very inferior. ci area. r. The
Astronomer Hot al had sow se opportunity of ottining one
for 8,0001, sod he (Sir C Wood) woo sure the hoses wield
gladly aunt to tits ute. The neat von was for
tea establiamenti at the dock do. la this there
was hardly say Unwise, but then was is.
item welsh he did not wish to peas over in a-
lms ; 4 was ciao wbii It might meet with some cpposi-
tior, sad be sharable thitaght it may fair to c all attention
to It. Ho roma thus were • orafiderable number of Boman
c alien sad saws is the feet, and he thought it
very onadvisage that they shoal an have the mesas of
banding dicta* womb', useable to their owa riles when
is port He bad, aerate% awed noommasidatioa to be
trepan& is ea* part,on be rd one of this ships is ordinary,
similes M thatplialiad Moths Clara d Englaad. Service
had slam been earloromi b Roma catholic priests, as pat
'Meat eat menaintion. Re proposed that in each port
they should pip • Beast esthol:c print. Some pu-
mas somata there was no great nester of Russo
cathedra la the feet; he had therefore ordered
a rattan et the number that had atte•died the
a. rein is sub port on the day Won. It was, at Shawnee
2 talon sad Nana, at Ponsonath 120 odeers end ma,
and at Thiess* the average our 26 oaken and 197 moe.
It was ozoistilegly aaadvieablo that all them should to
allowed to lame every Susday. The plan he had avnested
seemed to lam Is.. from objeaties, and he hoped the house
soallreestiffle the expenditure. The seat hams won the
salaries of alms sad wags* of the dockyards at home and
sbroad. With rollout to wages, then was not mush dif-
ference. Hoa. gentlemen were swan that is the coarse of
the last year • oonsiderable member of nest& had been
bath by octant% That was not • very satishatory mode :
eves the largest connactors did not keep a large supply cf
materials es hod. Ths result was that use the small
vessels were au emetraoted of enflhasstly ossautod Mashes.
Is additios to this, hardly on of the oentractora had kept his
eariernseet ea tithe time fir the dainty of the naafi.
Denton last three or foss m lathe many of the builders
bad faxed to perform ash contracts ; sad so leog as the
eoveromeat meld execute the works required with their
own muldaery, it ins for the pettlie rattiest that they
shoal do so. The moues of repairs which it had been
necessary to sestets le the last two years in sh p. which bad
rose hese hos the Bleak Sea or the Baltic was co great
a at bailing tad beu to • maternal, utoot distiaished;
and that was sot a state of thing., which should be al:owed
to c *tines. He treated, thantore, flit the house would
✓uction the increased rate el expenottare is the disk, aril.
Last year he proposed a vote for the ot premises
at Couteadaople. Oa further advises being n-
*siva it was at:tasks desirable sot to purchase them, and
sundinsly they were only nate& It peace should be
on c tided, and tha feet removed from the Mask Sea, the
expenditure of the istablishatost at Coostutheople emu
more likely to he dimtaisbad tom Unwed flee some time,
issamach is hasp of the Purports would require repairs ;
and acitordiaaly than was ea lacrosse of the vote under that
hid. Ti. seat vote was the vote for stone. la this vote, even
as it stood is the paper, there was a dimiaudon of about half
• retWon, maisly owing to the fast that the Admiralty were
induced to parasite a large supply of the most osnatial
art sin het year. Oa the whole, under the bud
of " etc res." he proposed to take 3,000,000/.. naiad
of 8.600,0001. As regarded the item for sew works, the
boost mast be aware that the introduction of steam was
' causing • complete revaluate is the navy. Atvat onibird
of the coestofs larval, woo mew wanly due re
The ease et • UMW Med of 90 OM wee as 8 to 2 impala
with tkee a a sialegviessil Miff gum. The whole of the
adeletismei seat immilmod, maw, sates work in the yard.
It naiera ihnoblllialment ;ambit wore termed
ft sessier, ad this slam maettlaory ; aad ■ot-
witkwadyr inured I. former yeas is
estaadtag as sees d the yards, as preen of the war
bad shwa that to most OWN they bad rubs, Mem abort
of than osiessda the denesado of the peals senior.
(Hoar, beer) The is creased ohm of vessels named it at-
*nen to ulnae the docks. It h,e. enflame looked at
Item No. 11, they would dad that is no hiss than foci of the
yards the Admiralty were imitate* lemming • large
amouat orientation for the parries of lengthens, and
',Wahl them, so as to stable them to admit the larger
elms et vowels what the introdustioa of steam
late Si. navy had readout it semen, to Mad. (Hiss,
hoar.) There was a coulderable lecretaehr the rote b r the
easetreedea of stem barracks. 1 In maine was • brush
of the mean whisk had of late nen gently hisreased ;
sad be eatinly enourra Is the hey.,
oi=ell t 7 the
right be gestleimae the retwettee he Is moving
the envy estimates of last you, that thee perrhien would
he made by rallismint for • bay a men who had proved
so aortal sad valuable as regarded the Haag sat of ships
sad the melanomas of discipliss a heard, (Bear, hear.)
Is mime re @pieta thin were improvement in the snitary
esgaistioas la this &nutmeat, aad titres would ha to in
hisrema of expenditure. The neat veto emu that for the
medial supply of tbe any, which he proposed *build be
W same as last year, santel 70,0001. He now cams to
tea vote for as half-pay. The boo. member for Lambeth
was gaits right is mying that soder that bead
thrre was as in -r ate. He hoped that that f.ct weld,
at all inns, be • sellaut saner to the eomplahit of hie
boo. sad gallant hired who set near him (Capt. ache' ),
that the govainmeat tad bees niggardly in the promotion
which they bed rata la ornsequace of the war ; for as
lever edhaV.pty mots unholy hrm the peomotios of
&Sous kw pilau 1101Vielle performed during the war. He
@Wed the other day teat shoo lieutenants ware made coos-
assaion than wee Stole r ae mesas of employing them is
that reek, sad he thought the buss weal agree with him
that it woad be meat amain to nfue to thus alone the
memation doe to the eirriat. On the other hand, when
they wove remota they wen iseatatily pot upon tall-
pay. ta easeagessees et than bolas • greater somber a
onions ~has wad Is employed ; ad this was the saw
of the instame wider that head. It was seems my
M p oadie ia the UMW veto for that Tenement
cal eummadon te which he alluded oa • fawn night; but
rota this, sad some other hams, be prerna to enter 1110 e•
fully is asithrignat past a bis nmorks. In snares of
that vole the hem. stestismem (Kr. Whams) had aria ro
no slam to whom paukees bad bees gins nil peed
sink% Ifs fhat was Omplas Hoppa. litho btu pow
thaws wield Omni» Jai the masses he woad La that
Chad* Nepssl bad sees men man masa than shoat
say caw eMese of the sum rash. If Inn Ma. nallsman
west through the teary be weak he beabbele Bad it is It•
• pretty nets•ineela again Vise them wee net • better or
man morkeriono Wiser Hu Cansin Kappa is her 110-
}esty's savvier. (Hear, bear.) He was seassilip fa sommead
et the oval brigade at Sebastopol; sad If pa-
ter won to be glum as a reward for &col
senior, he ruff Old set believe then war ea
eniass ca the Vast wishes Maim • pieties coal be
soy • • reandh4 The otter Moo t a whoa, be
now Amid les Lori Oariese
Plitt SisslSlNass ragakelast

ma the same roast of moles eaCept. Keypel • bat there
were time perms la tha St, Lord Clareace Paptaad Mum
Headsets, to wires pasta's were gima bagasse both
them, after begin dose pod envies, were by that service
rsadered Mospabie, from ill health, of matiselig ems. yod.
Lord C 1.,.... Paget yeas employed he various ways la the
Bleak fie., until as oatbely lot the sight rf ease eye, oat
be believed he was is dosser of toeing that of the other.
He did thiak that whim an titter case home after Saving
the stroke is whist' be bad assfMaed sash a Los.,
sal that ales a. good a one as any la the navy, a pat is'
was else to Sag The ease of Ceptaia Headonme was vary
mils. He, at Mast, was not what the hos. grtlesaa
(Mr. WIlllaSs) would terra an ales of artateandec
tinily. He was am dicer of vary fair leutth of
envies, though hie engem was net leaps Hum that
of Lord Climate Paget. Having been selected by
his (gig 0. Wood's) predoressx for a oomisaad is the
Wese ladies, he hod dose his deity there with great
Julgmeat, skill. sad diuretics ; sad bevies been
allowed to come hese, la order to save his life,
a pad 'orgies peasica had mry properly bees be-
stowed spa him la the vote for pensions there was some
Might seldWee, la ceseequegsw of the ezteasicia of the boa
te the widows at sass who h.d died fros W health tor.
lrested la the verve% Bet the increase was slily owlog
to the cheap width Sid bees made is the made of miss
saws en-pnaiums, TM vow was sinned Ws men
i!..114.4.f!°! Ike "lb. •

altAbaismas .0
weemor em
b being la ed
gensimnes,as. •
The ail pewee= were so entirey ly depenveildent on health
sad the author of deaths that there was very little deviation
hem year toyer. The ant vote was • vote for the trans-
pen sonic*, whisk wee a eery large on. Although In this
ere he proposed to take a vote tor a maths amount Una
appeared!t ia the eatiMatee, yet ken "gain if
It so yes pet that macs should be concluded,
sad the whole of the noels should retina home
from the Binh Iles, then would probably be little or so
Westin in the vote. The vote is this isstanes wee the
same se that of last year. Those was en Maroon in the veto
he the mainlining* of prison's who were mare summon
them they wen last year. New prison',
holm might be sled to
learn what manat of Benin was performed io the some
of Mayne tuft transport bros, and be would therefore
slate to thou the 'Jambes el troops which bad been moved
la the scares of the year. Then had bees sent from &non
to the Bleak Bee—he would stet* the webs', for the mo-
nsieur' el atemliess, is rowed figures-60,000 English
troops, 6,000 of the willowy seeps, sad upwards of 6,009
of the foreign Pee& WM Freak soldiers wore carried
from Marna= sr lash= sad Wel Sardinian troops from
O. no. Thin wen, theseden, sesvend from hashed,
Francs. end Italy to Brea Om 106,000 men. Farther
—the treaspern °Gaveled 5,990 of ;he militia tress Zeeland
to the Meditensame, and 20,000 British amps Seta Malta
se Corfu is the Bleck &a. Is the Mask Ses they moved
8.000 Free oh troops, 68,000 Turkish troopt, end 29,000 of the
Turkish Oetimgeatt sad la tie same sea they moved
90,000 British atop., belles the 3,600 conveyed to Sie-
ben, making tbe mud removed from the Mediterranean to
Oho Black Bea, sad is the Binh &a, 138.000. They for-
ltrao ataved 41,000 timmaireettwiso, hero or abroad ; making
the wed toad el begs moved I. the course of the
per, MOOS men. (tor, hear.) Ho was h.ppy to say,
see, that with the nails exception e f the Minim' of the
Haat, this service had bon performed almost entirely with-
out assidest. (Hose, boar.) It was only fair and tight
that embhonay should be borne to the eseterlary seinen
and ease ef the swum of tho reassporte, whether belcsaging
to the any or to the metehant service, add to state that
their duties had bees performed is a most sathfactory
manner. (Bo ar, M as') The only remaining vote efts tt at
bee the picket envies, la which there wa. a slight lamas.,
arking out of a coaust with reseed to the liteetlatid sad
Orkaey Isles. He had sow gone through the various items
la the estian'es; sad it beams his duty to .xplsin the
cannot the sdditier al expenditure is the km of bait-ply,
retirements, and pession. Daring the 1.4 eight or ten
years, there Lai, year alter year, ender every secondly
goverment, bees • anthems' improvement in the eon-
trans °revery ells of persons is toe navy. It was very
Basle the Melina in that hoses for 1 gestlemen to
ors, sight after sight, that the officers and men of the
say wore segketod and ascend for by the Admiralty,
without treelthag themselves to inquire what had been
dose, or whether their statements were borne oat by the
hats. He felt it hie duty, therefore, is justice not so mush
Os NorisiU, Memo the pert which he had borne is the
mailer was very 'mallow to justice to these who pen Med
leke, to nu through, eery shortly, the various improvements
Whiel had been made derby the last tea years in the
esaditioa of limy Aber and every mon la the navy.
lgfe hen. irked Mined him (Mr. Williams), in re-
Isaias to the =mbar of admires', mixed up the active
list with the reserved list, over'ookieg the feat that as
vacancies scarred he the reserved list they would not be
Ailed up, and that in this there was the he of • future
redaction. The number of admirals having bees fixed by
Order la Conseil, meld sot be reduced except as vacancies
arose from time to time. The *umber of admirals on the
satin list h" 1861 was fixed by Order in Council a' 99. At
the same time tee reported service-pensions of 1601. each
were smirked to such admirals as were willing to have
their same taken off the neereed list; and he thought
that if the bon. gestlensa (Mr. Williams) looked at that
list be would find it at meta who bad performed good ',T-
yke wore placed on that 1 et. Rush was the boon given to
the alleles's at that period. With regard to captains, by
the Order in Cooped of 1861 Ms amber was lined
at 360, the reduction towards that amount taking plan
gradually as officers attained the head of the lies The t on.
and tallest admiral opposite (Admiral Walckt) amplaised
of having been pieced on the reserved list; but usliwe Some
measure of that kind were seopted, it would be impossible
to get rid of that enormous et 51i:opts's. sad admirals, which
ha agreed with his hos. friend (Mr. appeared is
owe same a deceit. He did netlike acing a ben word, bat
he nut say that the public were s incited when trey saw
ea the an vs list • number of often who they know could
sot be employed. He thereat t, therefore, tbst thosgh toe
ertsagessent might be gest rag St Vie feelings of some gallant
neaten's., it was cm the whole a wise measure, for without
nee such step it would be imp 'sable over to
reduce the amebae of officetts to a proper amour t.
Whet was done was this. All callers of the
rank of entail', 'klieg from the head of the lin, who had
served for • caftan number of yews specified, received the
nak of reserved roar-admirals, with the half-psy of admirels
riskier is rank, but teeing so additinel pop; sad this bad
hat the east of gradually reducing Ms list of captains.
In 1846 sad 1861 there was provided • retired list of cap-
tains 0(55 yeses of age end 10 eats' standing on the emi-
nent' list, who were to to takes by seniority, and to receive
a metals rate of motions's' member getting It • day, sad
others les. a day. That list had been kept full, and
would needs so until the captains' list had bees reduced
to the number prweribed by the Order in Council. la tee
Wane of the past you the Admiralty made • ohm,.
is the mode of miss manias. lamed of paying
them meoediai to the rate of the 'hip in veins
they ware 'splayed, they paid them aecordieg to their
standing on the nits's.' lit. There erg tt be many coca-
sloes oat which, on account of the iaportame of the com-
mend, it would be desirable to employ an officer of high
oboadmg is a small ship. (Rear.) Formerly ea officer so
employed tem eerily remitted a lower rata of pay. This
he onesidend an intastioe, sod it had Mee determined that
swain should is tutees be tal Ismordirg io their 'toad-
ies is the het, wit amen might be the size of the ship in
which they ...reemployed. At the same time the pay of
the lower captains was raised, being cooaidered previously
inadequate. The neat Ii t, that of commander., was limned
as reprise' active service tont°. A ctain somber were
plateA IS a neerve list, sad 60 er
wete promotel by
relletion to =ea the leak and the lowest bal..
pay el captainc—that was to say, they woes
plated in the same position r a if they had been
promoted to be captains, bet without rine g any higher.
At the same time 60 retirements were gives to trommeneers
by seniority, =ohne 100 altogether; then, too, revenge
~.........raitawkimetsadutatlimpriabbinaadelf-Anaytetuaraf.scistlyipl.isii:milloigt,diidaidt
,cealotizboiesrtoisinalaf_
the mesas of employ's; them, sad who were coasts tly
gneiss old ia the mum. He therefore,
, erefore, to add
60 more to those who were app tinted ise; selection sad 1.50
to these who nos to the tank of captain by semis ity. Ihe
'amber of lieutecants was filed in 1861 at 1,200,
which was about the aunt. rat present. In the same
re year 60 we promoted by seleetios to the mak
of amen sad retired with half ray. Judging Isom
the number of applies ions this orraneement had boos felt
to he • great boon. He proposed, therefore, to doable nu
seethes ; sad this was one of the maws of the Merest of
wheel' his boo. irked (Mr. Wi hems) complained. In 1846
Crest Interest was manifested by some hoes. gentlemen is
that lions in the taw cf mestere. A mon dinning slam
°lefties did sot saki; but their Won't' had sot boon
segMeted by the admiralty. In 1866, • regulation wee
made by which they were paid seconding to their serene,
*unread amtrediagono. toThltierisfurr”,;awmishisisediwas a
;atsheeetirbesekaufl-cialm
was raieed ; ample seam of rends, was provided
foe than ; lead they wen sesbled to take the
nak of sapt.in after twisty years. This was the
straagemest me& aster the Order is Conseil ; sad he sow
'removed to inersais the pay of the*two classes of masters
le 1862 half-pay was give to the eesand-elan mastare,who
were either snit for MOMS of nimble to obtals it. The
seat elan of often were the engiants. Then often
ware effected by the very anomalous position of everything
mantel =Makes= the atm; and they having eery fatly
✓epresented thee deg wain Mr be plumed on a poem
fonts', it bed hew treesendred to place them sebetartially
ea the some **dim nmeserve. They • oeld have the same
pay sad the name haM-pay, sad their widows and families
would be plaml la the same patties es those of masters.
the =at plies the =I 'My s f dualities had bees is.
tommi. end as Miff had Moe :pond ankle; ea edditiea