The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

THE SOLDIERS' GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA.

Sir J. FEROUSSON rose to tell the attention of be
Majesty's goverment baths seetuity of taking steps for
obt 'Wag • pledge Iron tie Runes gonna/sent to 'enure
that the pens of the British officers sad soldiers La the
Crimea shall be respected, is the *Teat of the positions at
present occupied by the allied armies beige evacuated. He
said that se the time was sow spposalnag when oar army
night possibly enemata tbe Crimea, it was beeoalag se
salvoes thought is the salads of essay what was to been
of the monuments sad paves of the thousands of British
soldiers who were buried there. (Bess.) Be thought he
was right is sayiag that it was a subject is whisk a Tery
geaeral interest ass fidt, because throughout the sonny
there wee hardly a holm that had sot see dead.
What ha wished then to Mink hen the wan-
nest was es nevranee that if la their power
they would tabs siemens to proms ken the Bass sa
(*Tininess protectloa nor the moossulate sad graves a 1
British sold* re whew the nutty should be Testa red to
Reath. He iho 'Os it night be fair y add that so Chile.
Lisa pewee would allow We pain of aa enemy to be nel-
laden ; sad they had last's°, o—two wage imam% at
leset—of the leabearsani slows by a (sliest weeny to the
pane of British goblins. MeMael Bey 1141111 a maw

meat to Moon at Census, sad to this day a yearly rent
wee paid for the grease et • battalion of Guards whet were
oat to Meese is as SI-fated sortie from Bayous. Now,
although we had fewer sympathies with limeetana
than with Fresehmen. stUl he hoped that our
miaistees would be able to some to some orraaensent
with the Reallas goverment by width the feelings
of =say a sorroolas family in this country might be
spored frees es its's*. (Hear, hear.) Be bad a apathy'
mum for mules the matter on the aunties of event-
▪ tat the premed ISOOMIIt. If mace should ?mat from
the prosiest segotistiens, the,, might be little &Meaty la
arraniag the matter, hat If war should be named sad
the British any should leave the plateau upon whisk it
was at prestat enonmed, t, take up • froth mmitith.
it sot he feared NO the fnlieg of the Rumba pops -
tioa would be to Tavethathe than if man had hies pro-
claimed 1 The large WWI Mond, arm the tnabitoste of
wink some of the greatest of Eighth names were laserlbset
—Cathcart tied btramways sad othtra—wss jun ems
cribs poises wh eh would he alma fat • redeatit, end the
ether graveyard, la width the borer immelatable families
lay her ed, In which wen lemelnmileede dee Owed, who
MU at lakenamen, awl wit& ales eastalool the bogy of •
gellast hind obese rime he Sled ta that tease, wen
plane sot at all likely to be left undisturbed, if the odes*,
thkatthaats is.. b.th. For it west he neeembered that
then people were wholly raised by the war, their homes
levillod, vim* uprooted, sad trees cut dews, itatil sot a
vestige sow remaind. Under these eiresastamee It woo
not to be ezposted that they would utters to their homes
with any very larctorthls feelings towards us. Be thought
Chet ender those aireamstszon he had made oat • awe ea
Null of Meting who, although they meld sot have bask
the Maids the, had lost, might still derive some alloviatios
for their esifenags to keetriag that their Meade would be
oilman to rest undisturbed is t Moments. (Cheers.)
Lard PALMERSTON said that the 'elan to width the
hoe. Wont tad called On attendee of use home was one
that must no doubt enlist the feelings of all who heard it
nutatimed. Be Gould imam the hoe. haiont tbet It should
got escape the atteation ci her Majesty's goverasseat la tie
snot atioas, sad he meld not aoticipete that thin would
he lb. slightest difikulty is obtalalng from the Ber-
tha gevennat as smarance—if seek assuraace wen
aoroothos these mammals whit* recorded the
tall ofoorg—
oar bran toosatryases who had osetrificed
their lives I. the Celina, should receive that ri-
ven which sash manamsete coaussaded la all
avilisod patinas. Whatever we might think of ear ad-
: vermin, h. most do thssa the jostles to say that elk war
tad been carried en by them with all the martseiss that
became • civilised satin. The taestment et the gelkat men
who defended Kars had bees meet peasant nod banteee.
They bad received every attmtleathat the stseresity of the
victors could suggest, sad therefore there wee no mesa to
anion that those who had so tented the Boitg would be
anti g is des moms far the deed. Rs could snore the
hon. geot'sman, however, that the matter should act stripe
onsideratlea. (Hear, hair.)
his DB L. EVANS could mien the noble vinous%
as to he liessurabls manner in which the Amelia oasis
cud tau ops had conducted themselves towards as, yet It woo
to he bcrae in mind that the pot Mallon of the Crimea was
• mixed cue, many who were not Ralik= Lobe is the
dietrict alluded Is, sod haviog Mon reined by the course of
the war. Therefore be thought that the Remise govern-
meat should be communicatod with, to hove grand set
apart, rest paid, and a moo( guard provided.

MANNING THE NAVY.
co). HARCOURT asked whether tin. wee say rale pro-
hibideg the entry of hop boa the 1/salchows is sies-)f-
war.

134, C. WOOD kaew of me nob rule.

MILITARY EDUCATION.
Mr. OLADSTONR, ea tte Pert of Mr. 8. aithwt, Poet-
polled that right host. limbo's mistiest reepeetiag military
Wee ation oath the brining up th• /siert of the ouninittee
01 supply.
LORD J. RUSSELL'S RESOLUTIONS.
Lord PALM/HU/TON moved that on the 10th Apnl
near, criers of the day hare precedence, of airtimef notion,
the object being hp enable his 'obis friend the member for
Lando' to brim, foreword hie educatioaal resokticns.
MAJOR DOWBIGOIN.
Sir DE L. EVANS seta teat there wag eriasillaratde un-
aseteiety In_the pall • ailed ea tio whether • e ruts ea-
premien hod crearred la • telegraptrie dripareh seat to
Gene rel Mope= by Lord Pacroure. Ho snarled to
the ezpreisloa bowleg referescs to Mejor Do erbiggis. He
wished to knew whether soy refererce, such am had got
into circulatios, had beets made to that dicer in • telegra-
phic dreottch ; and if so, whether there would be any
objectlen to ley that despatch ou the Utile.

Lord PALM-BILEITON eatd Li. galloot Woad bad given
ao aotio• of this qsof Limo sad, taonforo. L. (Loft Pa'.
memos) could sot boozpostod to asaitor og•haad.

Bit DE L. EVANS poop wales to :copilot hie (Ratios
oa Mooday .is.