The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-12 00:00:00

OATH!! BILL-PRIVILEGE,

The order oitia---tiaii.3reinillitZire7dioerned debate
having been read,
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL observed that the ques-
tion involved in the motion of the hon. member for Finsbury.
and upon which the debate had been adjourned, though not
mew, had not been raised for upwards of 100 year.,
bat was bound to say that he thought no reasonable doubt
could be entertained upon it. The motion was that the
name of Heron Rothschild should be added to the committee
nominated by the noble lord (Lord J. Russell) to draw up
miaow for disagreeing with the Lords amendments to the
Oaths Bill. In the discussion of yesterday two qumtiona
were mixed up together—the one, the right of the
house to cell upon any member to perform this
duties which as a member he owed to the house
and the other, the obligation of members of the house
to conform to whatever formalities were required b 7 the law
before he pomaded to the performance of such duties. The.
first question was the right of the house to call on member,
to perform the service dm from them as members of the
home, and of that right there could be no question. The.
mamma the name of any gentlemen was returned ea a
mambo to serve in parliament the house had a right to call
upon him to take upon himself those duties which members
of parliament were bound to perform, without inquiry whe-
ther he bad taken the oaths or not. What would be done.
he apprehended, would be to desire the mambr to attend,
and then it wee for the house to am that before entering ape
the duties required of him the member subeoribed to -the
oaths. Then, with regard to committees, the home had tin
right to call upon any clamber to serve upon any committee.
The house had a right to requite that; bat, having date so,
It left it to tl,e member himself to determine what steps be
aught to take to place himself legally in the of •
member performing any of the acts peseta g to a
member of parliament. If a different doctrine as to the right
of the house were admitted members might neglect to take
the oaths in order to avoid the duties which attacked to the
=of a member of Parliament, sad the sem of the
would be powerless. The ease of Sir J. Jekyll wen
oat that wee no doubt very much in point. In the 6th vol..
of Chandler's " Parliamentary Debates," he found that is
1716 the house assembled in the month of March, after a ge-
neral election • and upon the 9th April General Stanhope
moved for ciwtain papers relating to the negotiations
about fiesta, and those papers being ton many and teo volmod-,
sons to be permed by all the members, it was suggested
theta committee of 20 members should be appointed to make st
digest of them, and report their substance to the house. The
number of the committee was afterwards altered to 21.
sad amongst them Sir J. Jekyll wee chosen. It was objected
that Sir J. Jekyll had not taken the oaths, but it was an-
swered that that was owing not to any neglect on his part.
but to the fact that he was acting on circuit as judge of the
county palatine of Chester, end it was wooed:l4ly resolved
that be was eligible to be chosen as a member -of a menet
committee, although he had not taken the oaths. It did not,
however, appear in the report whether he eat an the mow.
mitts, without taking the oaths or not ; but the
probability was, that on returning from circuit he
cum to the table and subscribed to the oaths.
There were two questions which were quite distinct. One
wee the right of the tome to arrive at the resolution which
the hon. member for Finsbury had submitted, and the otter
that if the house did come to that conclusion what woubi
bathe result of Baron Rothschild's serving on the commutes f
In his opinion there was nothing in the eat of Hamad to
prevent the house nominating Baron Rothschild on the com-
mittee; but there was another question which the house was
an called on to entertain, and that was how far it was ae-
oemary, it he was chosen to alt on the committee, to Oaks the
oaths. On that point the precedent of Sir J h Jekyll wee
sant. The words of the not of parliamentr which the
bean meted—Um en of George I.—were ' that if enure-
ats who sow is, or hereafter may be, a member of the
• Cessmone, presumes to vote, not having taken the
oath," be was subject to certain penalties. In a pre-
vious clause it was stated " that no perm who le
or may hereafter bosoms a member of the House of Commons,
on vote or sit there without taking the oaths after the
Speaker has been chosen." He did not see that there was
re:this which applied to appointing a committee.
.) Bat he remitted to the house that the quer
ficit disoundon was whether Baron Rothschild could be
sannated on a committee ; and in his opinion there wee
aothlag be the set of parliament or in the prooneto of the
hens to prevent it. He thought It would be ante la the
bean le give any °Pimlico on the qmoodom, bat they should
Isere It to Baron Rothschild to consider whether Amid
MU lb* oaths, or whether he could sane on the enmities
within taking the oaths. He might be allowed to .isle that •
his den his. Mead the Home Sweeney, eta emdd test
wait sob la the debate, onsoarred Ma is thet
spits a.-The bone was awan that bs (the Belishoe•Oinersl)
bed met wend with the noble lord the ember Ore
Latin to awns with the Lord.' mandateat, bat they
wen area a question wholly hailed from the meta glee-
dam, nil whin might become a precedent bortake, sod II
ones the duty of Unloose to arrive at • ppoeppsr cemeleskm,
an se the mmonaseree of the opinion of indlvMeW tasiabere,
whither Jews nand be admitted into padinsat at an,
bat ea the
ette ealkell
net et.
y nom* Day pressints en they
nee la_ n
Mr. '311..1 ALD thought that the meek of l
Hans Avenida ia the emassittee would be thial=eir
wail plea thelf la a pukka from which it amid have to
retreat with se met Suppose ressiatnes draws
ap by the osse • therendght be • otedereme with
Wier hews Who siemald namely be the armagen oi the
I eadmease? Why, the amelers of the eamettlea Wore
fits hers ewe that to soother pleas time lowa at. 1, Man
thimaism—(beer, bear)—to neshilems Ina a
body whkh etatehted a arestredgilis been one bid not
beta swan? (Haar.) What was the shiest of the esstamates
Wse net is a darn= b iaea the two b
rod weal that be ants( the dint way to eamlZlp
(Haar boar.) Those were paw, quelleas, mai noted
lie. sumaimais.
WIADLAM sal that he agreed with the argansat et
the Sillier General, sad that what that hen. and loaned
e ass bed said was amply satteisat te jut* the bons
is Wangle the soot Y he.
UL
be agreed with the &Bohn-
Gond sa Ihr as the dry gasetioa, wisstbse the Man bat
paw hi "Oat a member m a committee, whether ha bat
tame the sane or sot, we. coacanted, it he bad ae de
On ry I that pewee V:tb_et t a
he asst. a ft.
logaree.
ze d
ben. ever td
whom
lava gutty timesto sit in the hone I Ban th

move, in Ids op would be derogatory to the dignity
of the Mew , bar.)
Mr. COW H. fused it Mated in Haseird'a Precedents
that • penes ebbed to that house who hid not taken the oaths
wee untied b all the privileges of • issesitor. The case was,
Baran Itedheahild, haring boss doused a member of pailia•
meat, mid bang maims to perking lb duties, wee pev-
mated *deg so by • Meow which wee sever intended to
*ply le bbs, bet to SWIM matches ; Gad it was by this
paCin. =l.l Ijimi: jowl. them Prpoutor illskiti7a teitttiertf his
smart seers dism gone of duties, wee he
to be premed Moll befog deterred from
the exercise of pet of pi ht warn he to be debuted
from the samba of ethers Irbil* he pommeled f It ought
to bo the sear way, sad the Isle, of am set eagle to prevent
lie pedeselng may pert of be dirty. He trusted that •
I/sw arid. overwhelming majority would appoint Baron
le this oommittoe
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Mr. DZITHKOND said that the question was this, if yes
waited to earillath wee it wise appoint a paw to the
eemaltles whee• would sot tend to etadlthilin ?
Bat did thaw wait to taesithae ? Dld they went
to bully and ember, es le the the "sale to ill." He
had 'lvey, IlisthOt thee the onandtese al the bore wee a
pert of the leave, bat now It was eislaithed that a penes
might be part al a thing but not a famine of the whole.
There was se mach of profound law is that, that he could
set labwelead lt. (Hear.)
Mr. MALI N 8 said he quite agreed with the Solicitor-
General Got the present question had nothiag to do with
that of the admission of the Jew to parliament ; it was •
distinct question affecting the regularity of the proceedings
of the bowie. The question whether a ember was
tinly esiemed to serve in parliament wee referred to a
select committee appointed under an act of parliament, the
vote of which committee was conclusive ; and if
It reported to the hones that such manlier we
net duly remand he was no loupe a member of the bee..
It was not attempted by those who sought to appoint Hama
Rothschild to this casuoltiee to drew a distinction beams
one committee and another ; but could anyone sap that Nees
Rothschild could sit on a select committee of which he al&
be appointed chairman and have to appear at the bar to re-
port whether • menthes had been duly returned or sot ?
The proposition was—and it wee an Insult to comma mew
—that • men who could not take any part la the
of the homes or sit in the home, could tit sad Ptar ;milt
the promediags of • portion of the house for he weld
assert that • committee wee the hoar—that members &tag
Is • oonuaittee room were situng fa the house, and
• vide to emoznittee gi a vote in the
(Hear, hear.) Independently of the main queen,
of the athaththa of Jews to parliament, it was neeessery to
add, Obi Milanese goalies whaler the Looms was to have
any pat et lee proceedings coothieted by those who for all
preedcalparpeete were not members.
Mr. POLLBR accepted hilly the argnmenta of the two hoa.
that a seita ooald sot be part of a whoth without
the whole else. They drew tree it the Minna
that Rothschild could set be • member Ma enmities I
of the hease, became the committee was • pert of the beer.
He drew ea ovoteits lafereaco, and as it was admitted by
the Ilealdhar•General and almost every lawyer la the
hen* that is Redwohild could be • saber of a ea-
mattes, that be was port of the haw. If Bozos Rath shill
amid sit as a cthemittes sad lisetime the chairmen of ea
elsetka combine, it was thepeedWe to say that he wee sot
email& a
wn a
and sat merely la norm, mew
her of the beer; sad that Wag so, what became of the
Mlles theraser of the been f
The hear the. divided—
The mellows were :
Fes thesis.
Apiet ft
Oa the meth= of Lord J. Rose nu., the committee with
elm reseed a wltheins.

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, ti• soakearb• refligk ellaPl4l,l
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by Us slaw well= gala IM drib, N Loaerebs, sed
mend Ord • abet elemblee dwell be ygebbed beseire
bb Se elleepelbee el the
peellime% esd le wet blobs,
say sod vibe weleasei be elbeded le lbws, elesuld the
grleVallee of orlieb empila be peeved le eabl.
My. BAINES lbe beebeillbe of Se dub/ of
Lawasks, Imaybi am Se eppybeMees bed say rem/ be
=Maid darned thas dee dewy veil gebrese tbe
will previded es ellieseri vonedr.
Aimee COPILAND Impaled Se mesas
TM HOY' diCELETAIT wislabiesd Set lb=
Amid be pasholy raw modifies. Tie weer.
by of ban "refeefing velda be bed eke* mewl le
by eons deldb frees lame Se see" bee bidet
sbe Here ef Osamse ws Ylas.tasr lmeepeluel le
dedde.

Bar teethe/ Mr ore mened. in which Sir R. Berm
ATESZTON. and giber membors took part, after which,
es a
di ayse— Mehl*, the nights wee negatived by 128 noes to
116.
Lmd P.. CECIL moved, by way of reeolation, " net in
the ',bias of the house it OVA expedient that inveetigatioes
late the smells of private bills, at peeat ooduct.d by select
tramnillsen at that house, should in future, se soon as the
simagemente could be made, be condected by a
ap=persearet tailmaal."
Mr. WLLSON PATTEN admlSed that the mem* eye-
lets a dlmmelng sad examining private bills, by mem et
Basel semndleme, required alteration. He objected, hew-
weer,* the milks sow se being too vague, and
pmemstket napeaeleil
Lewd irrAzir she epp;mil the eerie, raniendbag
that en the whets the ealset ormsallkes arrived at bellow re-
wales them emit be smemplieled bymity Mho. meskimmy.
The tomeihme Invalwei is prima, We Wand net way to
Winded dere sad rlghb, bat in pulls tarns with
whisk the her air IMO reeler ts
Mr. has,.., Mr. Griffith, Lied =atelier, Mr. 81finey,
Mr. T. Egertua, and other meshes her meicin,
Tin motion area withdraws.
SANITARY CONDITION OF TEI ARMY.
Lad IBRINOTON roes to mem the 'Wowing resole.
That the long-onathaued acorn mortality et the
Drithlt army has bean mainly one* by the bad emdletry
at their barrack areensimintkm. That this roe
temirred Mrby tendert the aide of neemr*, pemenem-
-4
l by
mgmet. slid priertary pub. ni
lakilbstag. aid
thee,
p emir of the Alai asiih
ger, r
sad
b ameettredelaho of mei abrie mud
hi bele mash from • sea- *dy
mrn sad bur err of
the west Tir Er still wire be ire with reseed in
bar serninsier : billy, be Nerve" with a view
te the ilieseethrek as far as easy be. KO* prat pr-
ise et bib% as bard alike orates is the rim sod
to is Saallt ; neennlify, for
in Improve-
=till a new to the healthy serredisieu et the
rasp la instal, sod le the angel sarmsdation et the
uni did Mart Thekis the sirs et alb haw. simi
reese sal bapetermed are Imperatively cslhdirret lase by
pedpellim sod hue serav Ira by rico seihresity."
The nrilly of the BMA army had been less mmilemed,
sod wee ardor. Bat that mortality, he beliewd. vu Is a
pea Went preventable. In the Ouse& It Woo 10 per 1,000,
la the lir 18 per 1.000, in the cavalry 11 pm 1M while
in lb sprlatlon of Englend mid Weiss, of Se seas ade se
the modhea, It wee 9 per 1000, and in the sory dirryb 71
pee 1,00. Hendee thn7erse exam of toortaftY In the OMAN
which wee more than double that of the population gesarllr,
there wee a large amount of ill health, represented by fthoee
number of soldiers who were Invalided, ehiel everged 76
per 1,000. It mum be mooTleoted that midis., wh May
entered the army were what would be regarded la keement•
tame se picked lives. No recruit was admitted without '
strieleet medical examination, and if he was not elm& Is
wind and limb, and free from any mal•forantkm, be was
treaded. In 00113 per* the comparative martsallyof
the army and the civil population, It should be re-
membend that the rejoiced of the army were thrown ha*
upon the civil population. as was also the invalided, Ihne fa-
meastag the proportion of the mortality In the airy
pepaletiss as compared with the army. If they bah the
meet unhealthy occupations in the large towns they woad
Bed tin the mortality was not so great am is the array. As
eompared with eight printers, for lustre, the mortality in
the eavalry was 1 per oent. greater, and In the infantry 2
per amt. greeter. The requite, as compered with the Tawas
=swere still mare unfavousehle to the army ; but the
eed paid great atten,ion to ventilation, and the malt
wee that the mortality of their printers was not greater them
that of agricultural labourevs. It might be mid that the
great mortality la the army war owing to night duty ;
the pollee were subjected to far more of night duty,yet
the newtaity In that form was 11 per I,OM
✓ err' with the heueshold arm 2 per 1,000
Ise the is the dragoons, li per 1,0011 his thee la the
bas, and 2 par 1.003 kr then die Orr,. The Orr*
Am hest se cold might be supposed to have same sllat—
kit Os ireetal Leedetom were roved to for posi7er
air la lib ran, y the unreality with thin Wee rely
1,0110. The somber et baths hem enwarren and
tabrcehe beer was greeter per 1,000 in the airy then
was the rots of nertallty from all name hi *sportier of
the Mir K Midas. The iris tress all ruse ha Meg-
lattd woo 10 per 1,000, whereas la the hardy of the
Lae the thistbilrote tarbeislar drums only seried
to 10 per 1,000. end from all mums 18 pm 1,030.
An enormous proporibm of deaths arose from reel ad ta-
borer drama Whet wee the came of We valise of
dram among this naturally hatilthy elms of rasa ? He
hod short that cold end night duty slope wee act wire
to amuse for It ; but when the heahh of the visa was sapped
by other rem then eirearear suraested thecaetim
err sad *ought them more speselly * lie debt at m
tad,. Drinking end de searallear bed ban anted es
✓ad the causes of mortality is the stm ty, hat the enders
at Kr. Nelson shred the pry et sr et &lira
=nervous diseases, sad MINUS the
moons oar soldiery. Is erar le roar ittee
nertality which means& mho rinser lied
ler or oat sddiere with lokileoll OD brow
✓m. To begin ttraresesse in the Bridle metier was
se ; mid the gent amber of wee who reel geed
pay ought in smut them of the seemeadmit of
doutkoomoms at owl of the chief prediaposher reset of
=With Fri le a welder which be a
s. only
Alt apprd that hi the eittMwv, whets the mertaby
wear re the •••-lialt that ef the ea:: the lei, it
wee heel that the wistesiene Into kr Mere
M ism eitsseltery ye mak imin draftsg•
Is WHO ruds, where the merrily was *int. Mary
deeded that intanipmenee, might dry, amititherarboanise
le Irish the arm wee eselert, were eswearnat sere et
had health at the emery; but he (Lod Ihrindhea) wart
he that the had rale, ernes K lerratis wee the
re. With regard te cerardem sad rarer
dienses. eadrare tried ea mirk and riled by
ervestems st the Ira oddest, proved that err-

crowding and went of ventilation were eallident of
themselves to beteg on that clam of diadems. Mid being
so they had to consider what was the Ash el ike barman
wham only 400 calk hat of air was allowed is ebb men. In
some only 300 oabki het. ia sees only 183. and Yees rlittle as 147 het per ars wen allot*. T. of he selfitery
hoepitals allowed WO than 400 oldie hd of dr par hen ; in
five others the mount was less thee 300 cubic het. Thom
wen Y E load. With regard to Idemeke abroad and in
India, the he ha led LS sto doubts hie mind
se to their The able bed then end extrecta
hen a raped ca the salary oarlike et the troop In India,
able awed mem sleeping out of bias st sight, in order to
oboe. mom deep which owing to the hest wee difficult,
and she that from want of sleep her had
_recourse to
the maid excitement of drams, wide h Inedlabh puha
he.. The real mom however, was merwrowdleg.
kb P. flid IT H said that he would yield to. man h •
desire to see the soldier well cared foe. If he oldish
stood the Abet of the able lad, it MIN that berme sedan-
medelles destdd be bodes* er OM the number et men
Wla seek bannek-ress theall be elizablehed. No
et his years the assead d semmeededon alma to
seek solar had been isereased. He rimenberei when the
boa dept two ie • bed, mad to hide ranged over dab
other. The kis Dd. et WaOYdten had himself plowed
whisk hod lab balk and allotted the
=l:,Na ma was to hare; and among Misr
Iron beileide bed bib sobellinted he weed.
ones. It bad mot been slated by the able lord whether
there was any did.., in the mortality assess eterried and
amonga single soldiers, but he knew thet the imertalfty was
se anon the married soldiers, who bad con-
siderably less ecoommodatiou than the shills soldiers.
He difiend from the noble lord in think* that the eight
duty was not • gnat mass of mortality amospl the soldiers.
On the contrary, he thought It was a mod eider muss. and
that It was much sggravatsd by the hot et the =Mires
watch being broken Into two or the= pate& Is the hear-
web they ley about the guard-roma la their.acesetramedis,
end theedixe could not, like the shoos.. get say rehab-
img The msrried Adam kart sad the
of the army gdmirally was land improved, bat the
here rand not think that the sight*, was sot he mew
d mortality In the army, or that the salkrwm deledersted
icy the soot of cubed spas. to his bed-roes. The
side swipes was mss lam hen In the regiona
ad th=ae. • hot tekhlt rtldht h. dldhated in part ts their
=hi hiss alb* emigisysk hat Ike mei achewee that
be awes el hit falloape seek Issnadag hake m the
regissah at sit lee. Itat whibever adight be the mum he
Singh the ay gmeally was way amok hdebtrd to the
able bed sad seer lea mambos she edit inch a warm
Imesiest h ileaMayernitien.
semendol the moralityis the
peaky emerated. thenglit that it might
bow. itteiedt_clik he dim regiments to the army.
Mr. WILLI/MI selogibed that 7i Mlle. hod been
meal la dugs' lasobbi in the hat thiely-har pees, and
still he heeds we aims lensed ebb cud d Morality to
the slip. He heed bat ante d the
Y
Isms pram Nibs he the errayablaa =mem
ha seellieg $ wefts ha Ike gars at Alleselbett, a mese
whelk he meet elesmgh depearah. Uneasy was yeas. 10
erect • pavalsobe he Qum, =Who Meld have cane
him and mad amid he he Nellie
Colossi NORTH limakel he milk allritte interest he
teak in the army, sad 01111111.1 MS lin in thinking that
sight duty had • gad dal Is de aft heisting the health et
he soldier. He new unit valsesimal why the Jabber
beds to weer hi psobed,, ems when wet, in the Were&
ef his guard. As is he Oasmaiseeke4id, he royal hip-
▪ s bed as perm he bake the meals. vegeksil.
Mr. PLHt Ikon& be padent set the ilbet he. he
lit She collides ei hissemed bomb essountodatke.
. PARTON nil he mak et he mend experillare
had beta aced by
imaimedine sisormsey of the war.
He thought le easee hedges of
• meta. at lime
teed Impaderund, at of 400001. a poor,
wimaltrilgehe linnet this 30 yeas for Its acootnplislmeed.
he =bens the barracks were built in dick piers hat
se amid tab plays, end the beet plan
WWI 1* to theil.6ll old Wreaks and construct DOW ones at
he entakirts, whore ample spec* might be obtained. (Hear.)
sir H. VIRNET said the construction of barracks ought
ad to be left mar* to the Ortbnacuoillos, end that those
=Mwho felt most Wended a their coastroodon ought
arie • odes he the matter. (Hear.)
Coked BOLDER° did that oak. proper principles
WON LM down for them cstrootion of barracks the co.-
=atm which is. existed would be mewed in ten yean'

ithigh UM Ple ALMERSTON obeirvad
hethat
rn the
adeptrenumdadon
Mk Marl Mil dr le me are of
the MOM immehme net ink r the ridden bat to the
ride thansim ; he a raw gnaw as dr ingthemat
et Meek weed reply Tepy the Ma ead
atibersay el Wleave ma irk wire engaged in themin
at Sabi . (Samettaer.) Ahhee•lt the stattemnes
of Ida as=d ea te the earns of metal iiy in the my
wen gaudy briN he (Lad Pakistan) did rat Mk
say Mem MOat[te than deportmer of the mkt by
wbs the ode led ad beer prileaceraidered. It vas
ar k within a emmidnk recast that manklad had
hurd that Ms adve to wed being of the body,
and in the
ii=laniat M. members snared
away tram the He did not think
thme wee rush lie esurileis eta% tratilation of the pre-
nut book Ina led mart as bean in it probably than
any east milk erg mid_ ark= his health had
not radlind. (Chas and leWier. It WU quite a spa-
Ot niendis Miladon, the number of
pram by when it
with
geready etaki If barracks
went as well mind with a 111111:0101111; of fresh air, the
health and eleimmy of the army would be very moth im-
proved. (Iker, bear.) It might be true that night duty
wee Injurious le the health of the solar, rare upscially if
they we tiMpi W madam to mar thdr wet sate In the
gratima br le thought Ms a
eel so that
right eadly Mit oloarractina. and hoped thet 111111111nowly
wall le eppiled. Lord Harding, had provided antry-kore
oil additiond ellsthieg far the ma on daty. That would
k rue km vam the beanuelenc", and he kiwi the
man week le Mimi Maar.) He trusted the re-
WOO= 1111 Me Mk Mod radii In agreed as, Ind that the
Cimilwadi Me the expearisa et the opinion of
he mks Mkt It as the
grater ads as sitaidd he paid le the hn-
gmtemeei et hentesks. (Hew, beer.)
Mr. B. MINIMILIIT rid din oe objections had ben
wide Oa the Mimi' tendril in the report of the mai
emininerer hat thanew a my mead herbralta
km Mesa dries alatimene end term made hyaline.
of the Gunk The Teton d dim was a moat
Mid& see. Them were three regtws.n of Guards doing
mirk the mote kind of duty, ealfat te the same pri.2...cd
and yet their mortality differed very whisky. The
In the Grenadier Guardswm greater then that in trirEs7Y-
seeeses, and the smallest was in the Fneiliers. Ditties. the
Mee into three period. this cations result was presared.
Ia the end pariotithe mortality in the Grenadier Guards ems
21, la the sewed 23, and in the third 21. The mortality ia
the Coidatrem in the first period was 19, in the mound 18,
and In the third 18 ale). In the Fusiliers the mortality In
the fine period was 23, In the second 18, and in the third 111,
the latter being lower than the average in the hoe. It was
meet desirable to socertaln whether this di ff,.-noe had Mere
from intental discipline or any other particular 01111•11.
It wee mom important that there should be sotne further in-
=lir this question, to see what was the cam of this
diaereses. This lad him to say that one thing that
they
..srlsredi filerwas the wen of a proper statistiod de-
ddhe ntedical board ; for though the statiaties bad
rer"...llthmte dame by two men whom laNntra had hem
beyond al min, they had done it more for the love of the
erevise time anything else. Ilia gallant friend had said that
there won some inaccuracies I. the report as to the pollee.
He did not Mend up for the aommerty of every statement. If
they had had more time they could have atteined raver
aremie7; lout ova felt that it was their duty to bring le
the brewledge of the house the fort which wee or-
tale—the great mortality. He thanked his noble hind
he Meng forward this matter in the eiders: manner le I
had dm

hewn! PEEL sou sore that not ahlp every military
eirrina hot everybody who had the welfare of the artay et
bee" wend be thankful to the noble kid he bringing this
mar bare the hones. ha fir ken ebb to the me-
nden of the anis lisegh be ad sat Wan Urt they
were Aar hot *bre asseseltn yet he thought
that they t brain import Is the gees smut. lie had
takes the p evens es rim Ye ease of hiking up
Me ysselfoa is b. Mad it. He lintem=l what had
bola dew is milemee to do , sad elm
be hurl that samba esminisaleidlri bees nerd nand
Pfinessw le pit est the pod way in whin the evils
anal be swaeia, be thought that the only preened way
woe to wok Ina Ur meet eres rads, and thee retry out
the neennswitieste. He did net agree with those who
thought net the halt was to that hoses, foe
whoa defers wen pelted eat there wr • great
desire In the hoses to funny the evils. The hon.
gestaren opprits ponied out some injuries to
nrebilers Waft ems breach' at Portsmouth, but no
Iresselos had ben bun there race the time alluded to. AU
Int hod bent done wee some alterations in the fortification,.
Is mil say that there had been great improvements is
beersoks within hie esperienoe, end nothing tr;uld give him
rests: pie...tare then tarrying out anything that would bo-
nen the condition of the soldier, for be felt it wee on of the
nor imparters suhjeces which t bit hour could deal with.
C.apern ANNSSLE=itted in • few word, what ha
bed aid nu • previous
Coheir PENNANT referred to the subject of the morta-
ails the Overdo. Be bed mend in the Guard., and daring
that time this subject bad oostinually woupied attention,
he they were aware that the mortality in the G nude was
paste Ikea is the line. He had made minute inquiries, sad he
list net lathe teo miler companion the moetebty and
ware arch greater than in the middle oowpaies,
erepend of sues of 6 feet 9 inches. As to the di
Wenn t sod soldiers. it might be Uses& to sone
adowi, so terms that young men were teksa at es essike
M hie the ism them into the police.
lir W. CODRINOTON thought that to pat the barmen
Into a healthy state you mut double the sloe of assonao-
dam foe isweeed of 600 cubic feet per teen there wee now
nig 111 QM 111111). ertilet prisoners gain ind 4000 het.
Author *hi sae, they did not mein the biers&
illhbpse. Moe son en comfort—lbw was se rot: gliehl
Y. D weal be • pest thing it they saki pt his teem
to be sari se ihg mew Is • berank•usue there we sat
ens
M• phis he WIWI to leek eg emir *lnge, whilst is
nay elia heseek task milks bed • impleard over hie
bed.

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