The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-25 00:00:00

ARCEDSACON DENISON'S CASE.

Teeterday morales the court of hie Ones the
Archbishop of Canterbury n assembled at the
Beth. Dr. Hayford said that on the put of the Rev. Jrieph
Ditcher, the Vicar of &alb Brent, the primmer of those
proceedings. bosoms then address the cart arm the tree
sabjarnatter at lienis, and epos which his Gram was as
pre-rmineatly qualified to deside. They had It ceder the
Arandrinon's own hand that be considered tbe latoortaaeo
el the aweless penned by him oa the Holy Eucharist to
ph riot that he felt bound to propose them to candidate.
Ike lily orders not 'smatters of opiate., but as tests of truth
er dwarlee and manna of filth The leaned edema
telto quote largely has tho sermons at the nirsk-
prool that they saanedated derwlsee as %Ikea:
"L That the: body awl Mewl of 01.66, been nay
yam% alter as immatstiall mid sgfrMsel meager, Y to.
meseratod bread and wee, are dowels sad gentry One
to all, sad are received by all lobe sem to the L rd's
Table. 2. That to all who ones to Me Lord's Table, to
noes who sat and drink worthily, nil to *ore who sat
sad drink unworthily, the body sad blood of Christ an
given, and that by all who come I. the Lera's table, by
those who sat and drink worthily, sad by than who eat
end drink as worthily, the nay sad blood of Christ are
ressivod, and that the universal ?woman of the 'sward
pert at thin elgailled of the tlearaweat, la and by the
oat mai sign, is a part of the doctrine of the reel pre.
senor lint 3 That worship iodise to the real though
in-
visible and sisperiaturel presence of the body and blood of
Christ in the Holy Eucharist, seder the form of bread
and wins.' 4. That the sot of cousseration makes the
• presesee. 6. That the act of onescratiia 'AA.. the
Sacrament, through the operation of the Holy Ghost,
to be Chases body sad blood. 6. That in the Dwell
Supper the outward parts or sins. mad the it
ward parts or thisp minified, are so joined to.
getter by the set of sensecretion that to mosive ths one is
to receive the other, and that all who receive the Sim-
meat of the lowdl Sapper rallies the blood of Chotet."
Dr. Bayford argued very elaborately upon the asendial
cherner of them doctrine.. quoting the 29th end lithsF
*Wes, sad theorising of Cr....', Ridley, Latimer, and
*Om he moppet of his position. Ths doctrine of Me
church, be teetesded, was, that tho eaaamint mold wily
beeves after Gloomily and spirituel meager, sad that tho
body sad bleed of Christ inn only he received in the min
assanor, nod, by faith. Having sited Jewell, Nowell,
Hooker, the articles of the rubric, the fetichism, and the
formularies ails churn of Weiland, be maintained that all
these were directly antagonistic to the doetrines held by the
archdesion. The wart then alarmed, Dr. Phill•ators
having intimated tent hie speech for the deans would cc-
espy, at boast, three or foot days.

THE BISHOPRIC OP DURMAIL—DRPUTATION TO
Bea 0. Oatm.—Yeetarday Ramis, a dapetsticw, erbseb
latTodweed by Mr. Mowbrav, P., waited ars Mr
G. Gray, Bart , at the BOMOO. for the purpose, of re-
prowattar to him the eseinbleuele of subdividing the pre-
ens enemin etri_pepelsee (linen of Dothan'. The when'
seinient Ps Ste Nene fieweerp waa tbat mother Moms
Anil be tented met el As peeemet see, the esti of whin
elmnid be et Neweeeti.-eites lye*, gad leciedieg the
Inns of NernarAle, H Alemleit,
Merpeds. Dor triskrtineall,°l4.llletitsavy,
Larestels, Tenement'. Hew**. WA IMMO
the peseest Avehdenessies al Uanenne ead
. 8B Gongs Orly eested. Is •••••• to
tho sepeennatieee `bleb woe en& te thet the
Mier of Lewin mei Deeben. lobe midi ha oppmoted
mkt the prevision of dm WU sew Woe pediment,
geoid take tits seees~ te emp elenellegetbet might he
genikeed ameneep 118 the pest Area peen t mid
sebdivid
lbeeelb be weld
et
then would be
am a ,at
eg eite seen% tbe WNW sees's' ample ensidera-
' ties ben he. Moiety • gov._lest.

PETITION.
Lewd IiONTBAGLE pr. muted a petition trout the Anglo
Bibbed Bodety, praying for • reelaiwt of the present &mho-
thiM trandatim of the Tbe noble lord determined
some doubt 'helm it would be mpedieat to amply with
the payer of the maltase,.
TUB MILITIA 111/TINT AT lIIINAGU.
This llaiouie of CLANSICABDE wished to sok the
Bearettry be War what tonne the severusamt Wended to
puree fur this ampere of brinsiag the madames at Ilesush
teisMits 11 Waal/ they be dealt with under mibeery rase
banded nee N the civil authorities ? He sesta met MZei
quids. without efferiag his humid* mileage he
Ohastssesa M the esergy sad ARUM' whisk be meatireil
oa teeMeaden of the outbreak.
Lord PAMIRS bad no doubt that tbesratimers wail
be desk nth mien peened,. I• the awn tbe mutiny
ma of • vary serum mature were eammitteL Then wee
on ism if markt end several of sank midi weed
be beaded war to b• dint with by tee iA mMmir He
bad reared e
serer inheinsidem trom Irian wink w
heal bk ma ir-
N are
Sate umesibrfteriles weukt besoweiapht is
at llnams, were en-
et • mlillewy ibeemeter. sad wield Mb Inn with by
the =Dimly unwires.Ni reign it call
right to tuba this lifierlary et Ns testimony to
the Mailable liebsiimor of tbe met st Irish Willa. mod
the faitifelases with aiddi they bed diebened rear du
tie. He wee IMMO' by the Beartary We knell that sueh
of dr hilt militia es bed eewls hear were peekraly
maker& with tat Imes they bad ressivn. 11.• amemend
with the .she
merger k Orkin that peat peke wee
die ea Geeing Chartres kr the earn sad prep leme
wit It whisk be dealt with the eraden.
The Ind if ELLEN BOROUGH observed that some
yapseewhislibe bad mesa* rasa. medismeit what the molds
lad boi said sespeliby dm MA wits. It appeared that
while the dessetiens tram the Intik militia were 14; per
seat. sad ken the Beata limp int. them from the Irieb
militia tare only 6 per wet. -"It else Ward diat
Innen ti the rnike army hem the Baylis* Wilda wee 7*
pm mai. bum thp deseeb, 14i per east. ; mad from the Irfab
mditie. 11 per es t. The lAA therkre wee, without
doubt, inengemery the most velasble militia fore we
lad. (left bum)
A series el bee were advatteed thrash a stage of pro-
gress respeedvdy Neer a miseellaseous dismesiem.
Ti. further mielliksedies latraland la the cememen
•pos their hoiden' amenmens is the Preeldel Moots
( ware benught metre esaddrathea• Is the
lower bans re ernes kweresed by the pews he sender
ism the milgiews tests ea she appertain of sehestmenes
bad ben On& or of tbe bk. After err nub by the
Dun et
.tar the Dela of limonnom kind en
sadder lie e. This penelika was grad te with
en
• eviler, mad the passe thus wavered to their
emeuttmeat to re tel.
Their lordships rem at • quarried seam Veit*.

HOUSE OF OOMMON&—Tguienn, Joix 24.
(Cost Weed teen the Espross of yesterday.)
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Lords' Ameethents as the 84101tillt Castro' Rail-
way Hdl, and the Perth Bergh end Harbour (No. 2) Bill,
wan onsidend, and agreed to.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
BISHOPS OF LONDON AND DURHAM RETIRE-
MENT BILL.
Is 00111.11Uf• the debate was reamed and gentineed at
mush length by Mr. OLLIIIITONI, the Soucrros Own-
sAL, end ether nosebag.
On the third clang, granting the ratifier allowances, a
divides wee sidled, in which 105 votes was regarded for
the geese gad 30 aphid.
Another divisloa was afterwards taken epos so enema-
neat monad by Rogstics„ reducing the Bishop a
Lavidenes annuity Don 6,0001. to 3,6001.
There appeared tog the sandmen 19 aping 106-85.
The ague woe still under disowns, ekes, at fort
Oink, the shake's* wee ordered to mat progress, with
leave to sft ague is the evening.
The boas* neassed air o'clock.

soconascui eresgbiup acropy ot the Kb of Mast-
meat food by the Clouted grand jury &Oast Kr. Jeanie
Satiltfr.
ENDOWED SCHOOLS IN IRELAND.
Mr. KIRK eked whether the report of the comb-
sifters oa them schools was reedy, or imply se ?
Mr. BOWMAN seid the report was la • state of for-
and would be laid ea the table the Int night of
NMI mems. (A MO.)
FRANCE AND SPAIN.
Xt. IIintROUGIL asked whether the groverintent we.
pfd to adopt say, and what, memy fer the poerm-
tea the used late/fumes of Fracas is the fateful
stein ef Spate ?
Viscount PALMERSTON—I apprehend that there is
Midas at pant la regard to the slain of Bpala that
meld in any way lead to any leterfarenee es the part of the
Firma Emperor is those affairs. With regard to the
general question, I may state that the Emperor of the
French is a am of great jostles, and will, so doubt, feel is
any cue that soy foreign iaterfereace la the affain of the
Spanish nation would be nej set. He b alao •ma of grist
sagacity; seal the lemons of the past show that those "mo-
nism of France who bays ten led to interfersses is the
affairs of Spain hays always, sooner in later, fossil that their
letsrfarinses was more or lsee domain to themselves.
(Hear, bear.) Then ma be no reason for appnheading that
nay intention Wets as the part of the Erna gemmest
to interfere is the slain of Spin. (Hear, bear.)
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS, te., IN INDIA.
Mr. OROGAN asked whether any minute bad bees
made by the Goyareor-thineral of India resegalsiag dele-
gates from the see of Rome, alder the style sad title of
risers apostolic, as the official ehaismla of emaniasdeation
with the misname" is matters manected with the Roma
catholic shawl, sad admitting the propriety of addradas
the aforesaid Mare areiolie in official o mmenieetioss ac-
cording to tie eclasisetioal rink and petition bete wed upon
them by the Pope; whether the Rousts catholic
Wilms at sash seat of "ornament were Se be
allowed • eartsin salary to mishits them ter send
returns, and to imirespond with the government;
Mather • Roman catholic priest, with sized salary, was to
be allowed at .avery station where there might be British-
born &Mae eatholia, although there be MO Baron= re-
gnant 'Mimed there; whether the Roam catholic
priests were to be allowed to receive mikal attendants and
medicines gratuitously in cartate eases ; whether gnats were
to given in aid theuficias Homes catholic &owls ; and
whether, al
govensmeet orphanages were copes to
Roman masa' ehildren so Sr all Men, • sae equal to the
ant of mataulales rich child was to be paid to be
sahebs orphaeasse into which each child should be iv-

caw. d ?
Mr. V. SMITH odd the hos. teatimes Homed to have
takes his Lots from *psis:otiose made to Ibis Governor-
General lathier rhea from any terns:ties' leased by him.
There had bees so sash minute se be referred to. Inetzse-
Uses had hies stet oat that there should be no slOrstioa fa
the *unmet Rosen catholic bishops from that established
by previous orders. Those previews radon bed alwate bees
that they should be entitled to rank or cossideestion on se
tresses( the position they held I. the Boma MIAOW
011• Tb The Hosts catholle bishops had for • loop time
bad a peesniary allowence for settling Worse of their w
al ; th
egigesistsoosiets is lowance ee spade to oae bleb. pin each
ay. Priests were employed at than gallops,
sign there ware British born catholic enhjeete, whether
la tit or du military woke. They had bean allowed
osspootiss thaw rassnerstios, medical atteadassis
ea
SIONISS liiidikalty of °builds. it. He was not aware
41=1111111.14 airs to be plus is aid of hailditig Roman
itibiriplikst that ease were paid to Haman chatholio
=opal to the eat of malstalaisc lush shild
ss lad hoes sect oat that every attention
paid to the treatmeat of Roam Galloons children
la t▪
hese plob.
is sown to a farther gaieties hoe Kr. °Kowa,
Mr. V. SMITH said thet with regard to ther master of
addneelog vieare.apostolie, he could not sower more lade-
hattogy Um that they were entitled tom° consideration. as
minsiest of their rank at position is the Roam catholis
aw*.
CAVALRY RIGIIIENTS. to
Odesel HEBBBIRT 'skid whether the gown
bad
MAW to wedges the present establishment of gatislry re-
=; and whether they istesdad to supply the military
sat the Capp of Good Hopp with an palpate' of
nip trete for the mimeses of sink sad woasded.
Mv. PBBL pas sours answer, midrib was imdiblo la the

Pflu7. -
TEE MISSION TO BELGIUM.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS said he had seta • statement of the
Karl of Westessreland beteg seat en • mtselo* to Betgims,
to eangretelet• the Kieg et the Weise, eepposed. He
wished to telt at when expense that missies had been
uatiertekee.
Lord PALMERSTON—I ems afraid Rhoes. friend trill
hate td °attribute Ws share 1$ (Lau.)
MR. JAMES SADLEIR.
1 Mr. ROEBUCK, purnant to settee, sr oved that Mr.
James Iledleit sloth% to ezpoUed trete that hoes.. He no.
brood so ot to the tosioty eat otiosity of the feuds with whisk

Mr. 8. WORTLEY reeemtimided the house sot to pro-
ceed Melly. It wee jut to We psrty implicated to allow
him IMMO dill. to aermadsr for trial, sad be therefor* moved
t►e sificsrasiost of the debate to ibis day.
Mr. J. FITZGERALD also weaselled delay. The s -
vents...et, be Watered. bed se wf.h to oppose the modes.
bet it wu dee to the house itself to set with sattlos sad

ale:;;;;;7 On •;;;Issl, ere he sited
to show, the rota of modal wee never prodded
against any member until he bad either confessed hie
wise, bees legally convicted for it, or bad bed reported
upsa by a solid emeatittee. Neither of these dadititme
was fulfilled to the dee of Mr. Jesse Sadler, and the
nett him, sad leaned gen,lemea 'nomad that the
gaieties' shoold lie over seta the house set *pia oast
melon, by which time the offender would either have been
duly Died for him arise, or the inn* of a proclamation of
outlawry would fom date valid ground for edit* his
strews..
Dlr. 8. FITZGERALD 'spouted the motiou.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL doubt that in adopting
the resolatima the hoses would wit preeiplataly, and 'sta-
bil!. a dangerous weeded. At present, be remarked,
tame we. so legal proof that Mr. James &Mei, was ferny
of an 'rime, mike enforced the propriety of suspending
ell pemerAlage Ise the ehcrt time that most elapse before
ftg- panes had either been tried or outlawed.
Lord PALKEEETON also supposed the reemomeada•
Cos of delay. The swpdaton of James &Weir might be
jut, but it wadi eetabilh a preadeat which hereafter
might be perverld loudest sods.
After a Mw weeds ham Sir H. WILLOUGHBY,
Mr. RINLIT awed the motion solely on V. e posed
Mat sailimi dere MI set bees allowed to isf r. James Bad-
Nee to shop lioderwriada, whisk had °sly been issued ea
the paving Illemaey.
Sone hallow movenatiers took pled, which resulted I.
the withdrawal el Mr. Wortley's amendment.
Lord PALMUITON imolai then moved the previous
gaieties, this teems% was adopted, sad the moths, which
Kr. Sads& declidd to press to a died." was thus prat-
litany shelved.
The house then roamed the dideaske, la committee, of
the Bishops, to., Retiremeat Bill.
An amendment, moved by Mr. Itosavon, dnisrned to re-
does the radium dowsing of the Bishop of Dada to
8,0001. per annum. was, after disiodos, negatived on a divi-
sion, by a maj wily of 62 to It —dd. The cannily originally
proposed, 4,6001., was then agreed to, and the bill meat
through ediatittee.
The lase adjourned at tea o'doek.

REPORT OF TER CRIMEAN BOARD OF
INQUIRY.

This morning wee lamed the report of the board
of moral oaken appeisted to inquire into the samosa
contalsed is the raper of Sir Jobs sad Cohost
Tailor, as to the indict of operations la the Crimes.
The lobsters of the ereissiess at which the bard anima,
appeared in lest Saturday's Express.
Addressing her Majesty, the members of the bead ob-
ssrve, in entireties of the souse they bar adopted, that
the ropily "mitered to them to be very peculiar la its
astute, sad to be attended with mortal diMesltiss. "It
appeared to us to be tory realist is its nature sad toe
with which oar military aperient* had not re:tdered ta
'savors; isasauch as it was an inquiry is Baird late
the correct( see of (omelettes' whiot Sir Jobs birNeill and

Col mei Teillmile. Itedimiiii,abirtAwrgrit, lowa
duties of a Court of laquiry ere ordinarily United to ea
original investigation into oriels natters of feet, or Into
the conduct of eaters persons with renews thereto. It
appealed to as to be attended with unusual difficulties, in-
esamush as some of the statements which were to be li-
quefied Into were founded is part oa *videos* which we bed
not the means of Investigating, end the attendaeoe of
Breast witnesses whom it would have been desirable to
esseice amid sot be obtained. Under the.e embarrassing
etreametascee we felt it oar duty, on the one bend, to give
to each and all of the parties referred to In your royal
warrant every facility for briegleg their sue seder our
cousideratles in sues a meaner as seemed mom libely is
afford oworttisity for a full Inquiry, and, on the other
bead, *orient:lee sacs care and caution in giving eaprinkm
to an opiates thereon es the &tracer of the inquiry end
the peculiar difficulties above mentioned emmed to render
septeially nemesary, es well for the interests of truth es of
jostles."
The eases submitted by the following officers, vii :
Lieutenant General the Bea of Leese, K.C.B. ; Major-
General the Berl of Cardigan, K.C.B. ; Major-Genital Blr
K chard alLirey, K.C.8., Queturineeter-Oeneral; Colonel
the 800. Alexander Gordon, C. 8., Daputy-Qesetermaiter-

. .
General; and Commtaary Carrel Pilder, C. 8., us then
foisted upon seriaeiw, sad the opinion of the board Bp.
polled to seat detail. With regard r the general charge
of want of promptitude or seergy," r attechieg to the at-
vaby ander the aura of the Bul of Lamm, it appears
le the board by the earner made by Color) Talleoh, sad
fl/ the whole errs* of his examination of warier, to
Ins been founded on the essumption that tools and Ina-
Web (infra log ravers) and labour were either et band
or might bar been panted from the Beet or from
Oemetemtisople—" en aremptten," observes the beard,
" wideltdoes not appear to be borne or by the evidence."
Oita; threat which was made by the noble tart to put the
'Seer **miasmata( the Scats Greys under arrest, the board
remark, " Whatever may base bees the saisuedentanding
between the Berl of Damn sad Carel Bahr, it dose
not appear by the rider* resold th►t any oaken were
influenced by ire. It is, therefore, to be regretted that era
an inference has been sought to be established reflecting r

—...“-tienerel the Eul of Lien." The board dm
&are that " upon the whole" they ere satisfied by the eel.
dance, donmettary and oral, adduced, and by a penal of
the Earl of Lucia's division' order. aid carrampoodeme,
that "his lordship used every ottani= to meet the realist
didloultiee which be bad to intend with, and that he is
therefore not chargeable with anion in the petformsne• of
the important duties attached to him commend."—The cum
Mesioners, it will be remembered, charged Lord Cullen
with having contributed to the ultimate inefficiency of the
Light Brigid., by his refuel to adopt a nggestion which,
la the opinion of the enuaksiosen, wee calculated to
have preserved the Light Brigade from the do
stesetion that threatened it—namely, the wading
the troop bones to Balahleva for forage. The board
lan of opinion that, considering the military reason fee
otinpyiag the position, the horses could not have bees
spared ; moreover, there lane evidence to show that Lord
Raglan's attention was " particularly Gelled " to the 'ogees-
doe, sad his lordship close mould judge of the fitness of the
e. Ytt farther, the board considers the opinion
impulsed by Lord Civilian—that to have sent the boron
for that panne toe plan so distsnt as Balaclava would
oily have augmented the losses of the brigade—to hi sop-
ported by • Warene to the difilealties sepelieseed by the
Royal Artillery at the came period.
IlltjoriOsseral Sir Richard Abey's con occupies a large
proportion of the report, each of the matters emanated
span by the somnsionare being taken nto considetatioa.
The separation of tie lieu from their knapsacks on lauding
la the Crimea, is desisted to he an of the Quartermaster-
Onend's departmet ; la the distribution of warm cloth•
lag, the nisei* adopted by the QautennuterGeseral
appears to lb. board to have been a very judicious sae ; sad
the strictures passed by thicommissiosen epos the sepply
of rags no blialmts, pest edam, teats, batting, ike., an
declared by the board to be proved by selfless:tot° be cc-
&moved. They mita ep Sir Rualterd's case as follows:
" Oa a motel review of the imputations, whether express
or implied, gamiest the Quartsmastemthenerel's Depart-
ment in the Crimea of which air Richard Airey emplaliede
—We are of opisioa that, la the pert. ratans of their seem
tel duties, neither that officer nor any of these who served
node, him are Justly chargeable with wed or
neglect; but that, oa the coateary, they use their best
sunless to promo*, is far as dopoadoet nos them, tba

welfare of the army. That their sabayon* often failed in
their ohjeet cannot fairly be matter of charge against a de-
partment which, although ostensibly responsible for the
perforation of duties of the very flat importance to an
army in the field, is yet left unprovided with ecy means at
its diens"' of carrying out its own snowman% and thus
becomes entirely depeadent ea the pneerion aid of other
&portant". which, on this partizan service, were
overtaxed fir beyond their strength and mouses.
Fcemerly the Quartermaster General's Department was oa
a very different footieg in this respect; the greater part of
a stiff-own of infantry, composed onkel, of artificers. end
commanded by officers "noisily trained, or 'elected with a
view to staff employment, was attached to the Quuter-
master•Gensrsl's Department, and its services went at ell
times available for the performance of duties which could
not otherwise be provided for. it is in evidence tbat, in the
Crimea, the Queetermsater-General eedeavoored to obtain
the udatance of the Royal Eogisetra for erecting huts for
the cavalry, but that none could be tpared, as the operations
of the siege occupied the entire strength of that corps. It
is elm stated in seldom that is the Crimea the French
army had a' Corps d'art, et de Metiers,' disposable for the
eosidesedos et Esti ovoss, ea, .o p 056.4 a 'seat ...N..-
fag, whew not a on of the British ►rmy could be obtained
for a Ilia purpose."
In Colonel Gordon's ens, it Bead that the commissions?,
appear to have formed rionclasions which subsequent espla-
notions and a comperiaion of returns do not warrant.
The report coaciades with a review of the animadver-
sion of the commissionen in the ease of Commissary-

Gemmel Elder. trader seek head the board reveries the
verdict of air John M'NeDI end Colonel Tallech. As to
the gemitinee in store and the reduction of the rations of
biscuit, 0 we consider that Mr. Filder weejestified in recom-
sonata, the diseoatinasea of the sutra allowance." The
statements of the commissionen es to short rations " are by
no means borne oat." The insalleisat supply of fresh
inset arose from various moose, bat ptimarily from the want
of ma transport, " which went Commiessry-Oeserel Fildsr
appears to have used every exertion t. 3 remedy." As to
the lime-jaiee which was kept to *tore at a time when the
safferinp of the army from scurvy were at their height,
the medical do pertains and Lord Raglan were ap-
prised of the supply, bat ao blame seams to
attach to the Commissary-Oireeral." As to green coffee,
-

" Mr. Fader was in no degree responsible for the eoffee not
being roasted ; ft was mat oat in a green state by the Tree-
may, and it was so part of Mr. Filder's duty, nor was he
ordered, to came it to be roasted previously to its
Wag delivered to the troops." It appears to the
Ward elm that Mr. Filder used all the means
la his power to communicate to the Mammy the
absolute neesseity of seeding Beppu of forage to the
army from England; and that be side known the wants
of the army to that partioalsr by a penitent series of
kitten, in whish the toquireseats of the commissariat
were clearly set forth in priming and urgent leagues.
" Oa the whole, therefore, we are of opinion that Commis-
our Gemmel Edder's conduct in the mansgemeat of his
dewiness, was net, and is not, justly liable to than un-
favourable animadversion, either express or implied, which
is wavered in the report of the commissioners; and we
humbly submit to your Majesty that he does not appear to
us to be justly responsible, is regards the supplies, for the
unaatiefsetery state of year Majesty's army in the Crimes
daring the winter of 1854-5."
Having been directed not wily to tepid an opinion upon
the mutton referred to them as set forth in the royal war-
ren; bat also to submit to her If sjesty what, in their judg-
ment, may best be done thereon; the board, in conclusion,
state that they have gives their uusaimou opinion on the
eases of the alms referred to, and "beg leave further
►umbly to submit to your Msjesty that there does not appear
to mit Wm paiwilakaiitvasateditoo. tlinw•-
" ALI:IMOD= WOODIOID, General, President.
" BNATICIAUP, General.
"G. H. F. Basznit, General.
" JONI( BILL, Lieutenant-General.
WUZIAIf Rowers, Lieutenant.Oenenl.
" W. li.xoxxve, Lieutenant-Gent raL
"J. Pan, M.jer-Oemeral.
" Chelsea, July 4."

GENERAL BEATSON.

Yesterday General Bastion received the fol-
lowing :
.. War Department, Jail ?3,1866,

Sir,—l am directed by Lord Penmure to acknowledge
the mesipt of your letter of the 4th inst., relative to allege,
lions which have been made regarding your conduct is
giving over the °Diamond of the Osmanli Irregular
cavalry, at the Dardanelles; and to acquaint yea, that after
• careful consideration of all the circumstances brought
under his notice, includiag the evidence contained in the
senezed papers, his lordship dole not feel called upon to
adopt farther proceedings is the matter. Fcr although the
preliminary inquiry aff,..rds some groucds for questioning
your readiness to band over the force to Lieutenant General
Vivian, on your resigustiou of the command, his lordship
Beds no evidence is proof of an intention on your part to
disobey lawful orders, and he, therefore, fully exonerates
you from any such charge —I am, sir, your r bsdieot ser-
'sat, (Signed) " F. Past."

Colonels Morgan end Southey, commanding the let and
4th Regiments, are stated to have given in evidence that
General Beeson, before leaving the Dardanelles, directed
them to remain in their camps, to keep the men quiet, in
mos they might express shy dissatiefeedon at General Beat-
ma's removal.