The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

TO THE BRIGADE OP GUARDS.

Yesterday afternoon a largo wasting of nobleman
and gentlemen, the great majority of wbsseoloogoil to the
military profassios, was held In the Loewe Thiele' of the
Caked Susi,' Institution, Whitelasi, he the of
taking steps for snotty vim m Gouts ums. al the
Akers sad men of the of arbo ha la lie
late war. The Duke o Otabridge semis* Ibe Ask.
Resolutions in favour of lb* trestles of the mime-
sent, and appointing a °auntie to ohtei sabsolletlese
and otherwise carry out the objects of the megabit was,
moved by Field Marshal the Earl of hunted, 210101"
°enema Lord Rokeby, Geneve! Sir Ed. Bonoter, Colonel
lime, tied Sir John Hantrary. (The Ilan et Strafford
appeared quit* blind, sad was led fate the theatre
by General Stanhope.) The following Mors wenv
selected to act as minnisers of the eammittae :
General Sir A. Woodward (chairman), Unit •Geaeral
Sir G. Bowles, Lieutenant the Marl of fierce, Colonel Lord
F. Frodett, Liest -Colossi the Hon. A. Hareingo, Colonel
the Hog. LI.N. Hood, Celesta Wood, Colossi Tiptoe, Cap-
lets P. Cast, Lient..Colanel Lord Be harsh Colonel Moo.
cried; Major Goserel Lord Blakely, Cebael the Hoe. 0.
Ceder's, Colonel the Hew. J. Lindsay, Colonel
Colossi Vernon Harcourt, Major-General Spencer Stan-
hope, Major Sir J. Dub*, Major Goodiske, Ca-mel
Lord J. lituray, Lieutennut-Colonel Stephenson, Lieut.-
enantoColonel Hancarth, Major Gipps, and Lieutenant-
Colonel the Honourable R. Charts& A vote of thaaka
having been nnanlmossly passed to the Deka of Cambridge
for presiding, his Eva. Blebnesa acknowledged the cow
Ohara, sad said that, however heavy his duties were, he
felt it his duty to come there and give his assistance, for no
' ma* bad bees more closely connected with the Gourds than
be bad—(cheen)—and whilst he was commander of that
brigade he felt proud of the position he held. In speaking
of the brigade, be wished to be understood that be made
no distinction between them sad the regiments of the line,
fur he maiatained that throughout tbe whale struggle the
entire army bad tenths nest nobly, and had gives spirants!
satialastlos. (Chinn.) The seetiat thee aspirated.

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OP THE ARMY.

This morning was lamed the repart of the Select
Committee appointed on the Medical Department of
the Army. The following resoln•ions ars reported
to the house:—

1. That w restates pewee et the Aisy Medkal Da-
peruneet should be vested, PI et promo, ill MO Individual,
and lot lee board. _

2. That tk* Commudn ia-Chief shoeld *amiss a sow- I
trol over the appointment', sad promotions of the Verner-
Gummi.
3. TIM the principle of moral competition, or of special
eastunatims, Is reeogaleed medical school., be applied, es
tar so practicable, to Monks iat, the *my medical de-
primmest.
4. That so medical diem shall be promoted to I. staff
servos of the Ant class as be shall have nerved sot less
than throe years as a regimental medial officer.
6. That too rules which guide promotka be published.
6. That retirement be optioaal after twenty-one, and
impalsory from ri gimeatal and seemed clew staff surgeon
duty after tkiety-flue years' service.
7. That facilities be gives for the parpoers of study is
eivd Imerotals, sash precastleas befog tikes ci minimums-
tee the period of Alma being posed to lush study.
8. That the regulation which requires *films of the de-
partment to neve two ymn in the auk to whieh they have
been promoted, epos the pay of their previous run, be

9. That the pay of the army gammas and meistaat-ear-
pone be lacreesed, as may be determined by the *Locative
government; but tbis committee is la favour of 10s. per
diem es the pay of the meistsatnarget a on ant eppoint-

10. That the relstim purities of mediae! .ad canted/at
dicers be sot 'hafted, sad that the army farrow be sot
mad* a men sanitary body than at present.
11. That the system of smideattel r.poTte should be
plead arm the Mae footing with thme ?elating to eon-
Wass eroese.

12. That the oseamithoe seine with the mosaesdatice
of lb. Disorient:Moen' rt to has* of absence, booorary dm-
tioetiows, Word bemoan, eptciel estvieee, end relative
rank.

13. Tbs. MMI be ban stela to this committee that the
supply of viedisal elicon was fenfileient dur;ng the late
war, the esiabilhineat of civil beepiteis may have bees
=g; bat par sommittee nut the recurrence to sash
em asy be avoided for the future.
14. Tim sprees duly qualified to compound sedition,
and Waled if siktely senior, should lona a put of the
seedied mlsaffelimeat of ever, regiment; and tan time
Lwow &said Is 'sleeted either from the Medical Staff
rip, Am die rang of the regular army, or from the
rrphia Nis ef soldiers educated in the Hinton Asylum;
that they &said to regularly trainer: sad dared with a
view to tb dudes to be discharged ; sad that no one shell
be semeitimed eligible for employment tent he has gives
proof, es easealastion by a boon, that be may, with safety
to the eielt e.Wm be eatruted to coat ouad the mslewa
to be edeableasood to bits.
16. That Os Medical Bs&ff Corm which was raised for
series daring the late war, should ontUnte a part of tne
pesos establisoment ; and that it is deeirable it should be re-
united from the ranks tf the army, provided volunteers
offer is saddest somber., powering the requirements
deemed esseatlel to qualify for the pasticcisr Markle ea
which the tore Is to be employed.
16. That the standard of providing amble' sad earthm-
en* nem& hi/onion end duaklog st Hasler Hospital be
eassiell to imeeral hospitals of the army ; that seem-
colludes firssisk Olken be provided in them; sud that a
military lamed. asylum be provided, es embraced s t the
deolea for the sew military hospital et Southampton.
17. That the question of hospital stopper/es be left to the
diseretioa of the Hone Chards and Wet Office.
18. That at the outbreak of any future war, separate
trampert should be provided foe the souveyesca of all me-
distal stone; bat your committee leave the minor arraagc•
meats of detail to the examine.

19. The evarnittee in the .ears 41 Iry Inquiries have had
Meidestally brought before thou the admirable manner in
which tho army and civil maritime bare performed their
duties in ths East, and your sommittse ore glad to take
this opportunity of reeolding lb, bl(h opinios they ester-
Min of Wit twits.

There was a great strata upon the military and
railway authorities at Portentoath yesterday, upwards
of 6,000 troops turbos been told if and bent away by the
Booth- Western and Smith Conn Railways. The gunboats
and otter vessels bow to carry is the mops at rain..,
end aide tlbe port as buy ea at the yew of the late war.

A splendid banquet urea giesu by the Fusilier
Guards, at the L•mclon Tavern. last evening. Coven were
laid fee 100. The chair was taken by H.K.H. the Doke of
Cambridge, Coonnander-l..Chier. Amongst the company
present were :—L eet.-0 1 L .rd Rokeby, K.C.8., Earl
of llulsreave, V I^ollo% Bar, Vise.unt Strsthallan, Colonel
Lord James Murray, L,rd Vane Tempest, G 1
Sir O. Berkeley, K.C.8., General 8w W. Conroe,
0.C.8., Colonel Berkeley, Colonel Hepburn, Colontl
Joerlys, Colossi Meyriek, Crlosel Y. rks, Colonel Tyr-
whit., Colrsel Kings:cite, Major 0110 i rIl UOl,lll. Major
Geserel Disco, Ceram Beresrerd, Captain Campbell. Cip.
Ws Ferquhsrion. Captain Outd,n, C.ptai. Knollys,
Captain Lustros, Carain Shaw Stewart, Major Ruth •
tweak, Major Neville, Major Judd.
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