The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-14 00:00:00

THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY.

SIXTH DAY.'
(Concluded fine Eatarday's Esprit:.)
Mr. Rawlimos, civil engineer, was the next silicon
sailed. In eaamioation by CJlouel TsHoch be nand that
be want out to the Crimea as clinger to the sanitary
aomineasirn. He landed in the Crimea oa the 6th
of April, sad left la the middle of Joy. Ho wee
well acqualated with the valley of Xadikoi sad the
plena* above it Si far Sa Ltd Ilagliser, and with,
I the goulogleal formation of the ground. He coosidered
himself well atquained with the geological character date
Around whore the allied tri opt wen eseaseyod, both with
referees@ to the &casein it air end for debiting sad to the
water supply. He had moat minutely eistalne4 the graved
oenipitel by the whole of the map ; and, 'pubis( ea s
lige, if he bad had 160 weer at hie commend be maid have
had no difficulty in providing shelter for the borne on say
poniard the ground coompied by the light earthy. The best
mode of providing temporary shelter would depend mush
on the Donna the ground ; the ground varied very mate-
rially, chassis( rapidly Is some places from a very rialt
looney roil t a herd rocky snood that Gould sot he
worked without quarrying tools. Those who were
acquainted with the ground about Melton, is Yorkshire,
would be able to judge of the nature of the stoned shoat
Hadikoe. Sites Raisin have been 'sleeted where, from the
astute of the round being rocky, qua. ryieg tools might
have been required, gad others where °ninny wcrkiag
tools would hare nafficed. The grosad about Kadikoi wee,
in the flat postions, of a muddy character run-
slag into a flee clay, in which earthworks
ought hove been wily carried on. He storld lay
that is Om valley two am per horse might to
have pri viand shelter is two days if 'nee bad matins& ; or
at all eves% two civiliass right have dare so. Oa the
plateau, sear Lcrl Raglan's boars, the ground oleo varied,
bat in the valleys going down t,warde Iledikol, sites might
have bun chosen when 'holt. r could be greeted for the
born.. He did sot know anything of the cavalry camp
previous to the Ist of May. It was his duty to make as is-
ay estion of trumpets employed in the conveyance of sick,
arid he snderitood from some of the cptains that
they had got sailcloth e o spare. The horses win at the
time in deep sand, and toile forage Doing thrown down in
the mad, they could sot oft*. got son than one-teeth of
the supply 13flon it was tuned is. If then were stout-
duos of sail cloth, temporary shelter till the cosop'otios of
the hats might, he Amara, have been erected in ewe or two
dam but that would of None depend upon the sitar* of
to. anted. It would have tikes nay smog now rte to
bold tents made wlsh owes slim es the plateau, bat final
mere seaway merles ha meld we see any diffilsolty
He could not say whether equal ineresuity mad bean du-
played by war troopse mempared with the trio?' of other
intim is pievidla slitter for home, bemuse to did not
pay 113 st aMaYwoe she oboltorlog of hones ea of see,
and mat
Mow OW army did aot appear to pay
the mete es se tkaideeariptios es the Proses
did walks kh the was. sr as the Sesdarians did immedi-
ately *011064Y w Cleistes. He had wens the stables .1
that Beggeeeeed Mem et Illikklave, bat at the time he did
not hamlet whoa elm belsesed. He could sot my whe-
ther then emu a writ el peemptitsde sad iegessity Is the
gawky is iperddlag MtpMs, Kilt, r ter their borne, oven
if mil WWI won ohMYabls, as ha did not know what were
UN =Jemmies of military Me In servo, before the enemy ,
btu, Gorham as a civilise, he hit motel& that so railway
costreator or pews bevies is do with hones would, if
planed on the same 'mad, bays lost one-twentieth of the
Owe la eievidiag the seesaw, shelter.
The Hada Dams—Did yes moony of the revelry heroes
of oar allies tads( saver ?
Mr. Rowboats—l am sot aware that I did.

The Earl cf Luso—Westbe Bertram 'nay rate tato
the Cobra beAthey may Geld dear to perform at that
mama?, sad at what rases Ore year did the Radiates
er.y arrive there I,
Mr Rawbama—l does remember the date of arrival
of the Borders army. I maw them arrive, sad I
saw the grand they occupied two days after they
bad takes It up. As era r they orapied the
pair they set mem to ark to mead the roads, with
which •• had NM meddled, sad the to make their sad
to match tor 'prime ; sad within a week, as fa se 1 weld
leer, the flardiama army wae oratartably settled—re
ricers la email bell Mar la the team d'art, or ander tem-
porary arra, fermi of the brittle amber of the distrie—
the same klad Mt coverlag had bra throws over rely
borer._

T►t 13a=1 of Lams—Yoe Mated Ia your emblems that the
railway ammeter'e harm would have catered it • tar In.
degree thus the cavalry heroes did. I ask you whether.
whoa you sada that stateliest, you bad taken into y !or
essaideratim what had bees the premises (Masi ot the
amity hems. ?
Mr. Rawlisess—No, I bad sot ; mid I think I quilted
my stateliest, by myleg that I oily judged as a civilise.
Mr. Brat/abridge was then insulted. He had bees la
contesies with the army is the Let for tee mouths, part
of MIMI time was at Ewa°. sad put is tie Crimes.
lie visited the amity lime at /Wit* tor the gni Mat as
the 6th of Jest, and afterwards on several emasims visited
the plateau seer Lord Itsglaa's tamp. Oa the plateau
they were very mesh ezpooW, but set se such while be
was there se to reader it digital% m vrovide temporary
sloilter fee the karma. He thought that slither formed of
Isms sod sailcloth might have been erected et Eadikoi
and as the plateau. Shelter might ham bees pro.
•ided, as it was afterwaeds, by taking advaatap of the as-
duletiog ground, and 'moving mirth. This ealeiCeion in
them no.. wet--allowing a specei4 feet deep by 4 feet wide,
and 9 tees losg, for oath, 144 phis teat et tusk wield has.
to be named, whirls °tali be amosplithod by an auntie
wockisaa is de Mum Wiih regard to seihgenli Molter, he
said that the topsails of mammon& In Balskiava hub iur
during the Motor contained 1;200 feet of reams, and
alsomisi that oath hams required its yards to emu it, sad
to afford dither to the hoed at ilts mouth of the tweisatiaa
126.009 test of tames, or 101 topsoil, would be maimed for
VOO tones. la bed resided itft bt &Sweet periods at
Oewastleople, awl he did set Wok than waeM be say
inanity Is petwistes there eves niltepesh, or doable the
somber he had essimated se required fee semis. tat
Wits of She hem& It woad haw him a w.e t3O
bows to
spa
thee Beishlava be Oeseteetiseple. home
to llad mall wan to rotors. so that the memo
sight have Less Ia 90 boars. He theeebt that if
matey wee Mai auyeatere mad =Narita to almet any
angst NOM abs have to se otraised from Ometaatimple
I. ahw ape. With mad to the subject of fed br hereof,
he bed heed et Scutari that Homed pees with halt, pee-I
yeatelibe imbeds elude arising fees barley being glees
dews Yee hems. aid be believed that breed migat have
bees leheal le mast at Oeselisimp
sized a Mt had
selleela She easeb at title zed /ad at e. taxi,
where sheet WO sr VW hems were fed area stoked ha-
wed sad beery. As tediee was geode far tat Itee e 1
lamed. bet the esmi waned it es the posed that
they had lamed all their ea awes hale sad woad Mt
1134• TWP sew feet. We bed bees isimeed by a ateeebeat
at Coast
hit that the Wee of awed was sheet See
sCalomel Tellesh—Are yet of epiato• that At re was such
irgeasity sanded by 1111111 SST .47 is the emstroctios of
ambles sod flutter for hen" as e smeared will the e.tvelry
of ear Abe

TM Raid af LIMO o►jested he the question. oa the ground
dud the wile ess woe au to swoeMea to ope ea opiates u
to what marred No the preview to hie arrival is the
Crime.

Colonel Tallest thought the witness would be able te
j edge as to what awned re short a See Wombs was with
the cavalry. He repeated the queries.
Mt lir wehrldpe-1 sea eel, tamer the geasties is a
very mislaid Lys. The al ie¢esaity I raw wee tee to
certain trenches sada by the Sardasiess ler the protettles
of their heroes

--TheE.r. of Lyrae—Yon hove stated that any Rubor of
elm*** sight hare been obtained et Ceastlati*Man le
it not trait that awe wire ReirHsk sweats* twat to Cos-
methanol' by the Miebter of Ws for the repair sad sea-
'traction of hoipitale sad barracks a* &Burl ?
Mr. Brseibridgs—lt is undoubtedly true that so the sth
of Felnu.ry attest slate* ea:pesters arrived at Seaters for
this wpm.
M.jor General Sir Maud Alm was** willed.
Cowes' Tullesh—•Did 'coo en the Bth of November hew
*den is Lad Lewis to provide shelter for his herese, sad
were pot these eiders ronsusi es the 12* of Nov.ssber P
Sir R. Airey—ldld, !think, about abated** Wes such
warm

Colonel Tollaoh—l proms* th►t whoa sed►n ►n hosed
ammo ins feet• so high as authorlta It In soprani th►t lb►
entree has the gip ..sit• to oboe tam ?

Sir R. Aitn—Yea, sus r .11y.
Colon' Tolled—WU' you bend nob an Ann yet• bad
a anus of luswing slat nano at Ina could be d.y tad
to ovh a pupo•a, cad gnat samba/ sr required for asap
duties—la it Net to ?

S'r R Alroy—Ta the 'sweated pwribio *atoms, tontalalo,
alwato being alma 1114 a woolly rogioacat bs way fiw
ova: able now. Whoa the order was Wood tie a.valry
load jot set apes do* am pseud. sad. es ire had wrists.
to Cesstesesask sad 11,1110 Is the espeatatioa of atoeiring
nativists tilt INP M bens; so ardor was seat to the
ober ssameselits the e malty to soaks what preparations
he seta be the dealer of Ids barter. Is soy Wad it ass
gate etlileat that the saly trtwatkia that do cavalry
amid asks MSS to tease the essW, sad to soaks us of
soh Moat sad sash salrinshies bah as tbee bad at their
Zrte eassvalls aid set the resod reed, for the " st-
el that wove meshed emit dee.
Colossi Tallesh—At that tine bad the ultimata sits of
the nap bees laid es ?
Stir R. Ainty—Yos ; bans t`•• saveloy maned to
Esdikof ea the 11th Noteattst; bat Lord Law Is bats to
sonnet no if I am is error.
lord Lassa—We west to Lanka( tie the fad Desesstrt.
Bit R. Alsey—Thes the she if the cusp bad sot bsta
Ilsodsper

Cati•lToßoob—Timm of foam tita ma amid saltier
►aim beta dliiiag the masa or mistrial/ tin plasm at
qtat time i

B 1 B. Imp that the cavalry were set ert•-
Malted ea their almost' posed, I MOSS list at that
seateat it IMO Set sedate that it night sot be their ski-
mate areamd. lan plated la rather a teealiee p. s tins,
'mine bee, la el, Pe eneVeree wolt the ColllllPeeitt is.
Chi. t, sad keo •iap all that wee ulna opt bqw.es the
amtwarteer et ear earn away mud 114 Wear JS,s. I was
aware et all the trinteeetlea. Wawa the tar einenlietbr.,
abase assientess inn esstiasal, *kidelttsesld see be
npotPdat list I 'Wild i.e. Biagio*. This, wee •
tulip ramose, wlEielt I AO sot ben Esedes, wjar&
ft the
cavalry were apse the emend that they Ors ersapled.
Lord Lana sae =Mut Is, sad ordered seals peeeseelea