The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-13 00:00:00

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by I:Coy7l.Cominisaloa 9O 000 140,000

Toils' Otuts and Barracks
Remanent' of Works recommended by Royal Commis-
sion
floating Defences 1 OOO,OOO
Total Estimate of Expense 011,850,000
The commiesioners reserve for a subsequent report the
question of an internal amnia Their recommendations

are unanimous, aal they submit them to her Majesty " with
• Am 4117•Vilike that their adoption will place the power of
lie os•Mry hr soil-defence on a par with its other ele-
ess••• of p•atasea sad strength ; will give security to its
firlostry sal oammoroo ; afford a guarantee to the main-
tenance of pesos, and add • new glory to your Majesty's
velem"

We subjoin an extract from the division of the report
which treats of Woolwich :

" It appears to your commissioners that a large wort of
fOrtifkatiOD upon Shooter's-hill, which commands the whole
of the country in the neighbourhood of Woolwich, would
of itself have Feat influetWO in the defence of the govern-
Tint V4..-Ztr"4lMO:iis ; wliflst it would be only &lout one-
third of the coat of the lesser project before referred to,
and would require a comparatively small body of men to
hold it. It would provide a place of security in the ueigh-
bourbood of London, and would aid in the protection of
the metropolis, supposing the enemy to be advancing from
the south-east; thereby in all probability preventing his
taking that line el attack, and enabling us to to direct our
attention more particularly to other points. It would
form a nuclear 'to field-works, which might, if circum-
stances rendered it desirable, be thrown up in this quarter ;
and in ease of a battle being lost to the southward of
London, in which event the enemy would most probably
attempt to turn the right flank of our army in ceder to
force It to retire across the Thames to the eastward of
London, where there are no permanent bridges, the twill-
odious of Shooter's-hill would cover its passage over the
military bridge, which would necessarily be formed for the
purpose about this point. Without the means of covering
such a retreat, our army would be shut up in the district
to the south-east of London, and its communication,
with the interior of the country might be cut off.
On thane pounds, therefore, we recommend that Shooter's-
bin be permanently fortified. With this view of the defence
of Woolwich, it appears the more neceasary that measure,
Mould be adopted to mitigate as much as possible the evil
results that under existing arrangements would arise from
the less el this important menet. It has already been de-
termined on by the government to establish • second
anewl or great dep6t, somewhere in the interior of the
country ; and we have accordingly been instructed to select
a site. We have visited Weedon with this object, and al-
though convinced that it is not well suited for the intended
purpose, we see no reason to doubt that a place in every way
suitable may be found elsewhere, and propose turning our
attention to this subject with as little delay as posaible.
With Chatham fortified as we now propose, sad in imme.
diate communicatioe both by water and railway with

Woolwich, a depot might be established within its defences,
which, in addition to thous now in course of formation at
Portsmouth and elsewhere, would relieve Woolwich of the
greater part of its stores, sad Chatham would be nearly as
eouvenant as Woolwich for shipping to out-slatious or to
the foreign dependencies of the kingdom. In addition to
the.. arrangements, we submit that the operations of the
amend at Woolwich shoaid hereafter be limited am much
am pomade to the soda:tea at warlike stares, their issue
fur mete, to be suchieted elsewhere ; that a complete pro-
Taloa of wiry chowiptics of warlike dare required for an
active defeats d the sentry, for at lost three math% be
selehibited to the passed interior mead ; with duplicate
pelisse, aid all ether reqeddles for the production of the
eats article by the socketed Desires of the country,
to the mat of the toes or ketreethe of Weakish."
• 100.0301. for purchase of land, and 180,000 r for verb arready
projected.

Mamorourair hn HOIRITAL, Dwrowiants-
WARE, OfeT.—Themsegaimi number al patients relieved
during the week Jane 9 was— Medical, 1,052 ;
eurgirel, 471; Weal, 1, ;of which 414 were new is...

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ROYAL Fizz HoarrrAL, OsAT's-ranc-RoAD.—The
womb*, of patient* relieved at this hospital during the
week sailing Jane 9we 2,370, of slush 075 were aint area