The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-29 00:00:00

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ha Earl of HARDWICKE thought, if • committee
waegrantad, it would be the means of laying before p•rl•.
meat weans information as to what would be the best ford
and wistarias for such constructions.

71se LA of BAN DON wished to take that opportunity
of drawing the ;Mention of the government to the fact that
the south.weet met of Ireland was totally defenceless. Not
• single pa was to be found either at the harbour of Long
Meador the magnificent Bay of Bantry.The Duke of SOMERSET was understood to my that in
ease of any emergency ships of war would be the beat
defence of that part of the coast.
The Earl of DERBY said, without wishing to take any
=:11e discussion as to the construction of floating
ra, he would take that opportunity of putting •
cosentioe with reference to as important subject. The
~apartof the COMM6OIIOCI on National Defences had been
the table of the house for • considerable time and
W coked as enormous explore, and he couaidered it
was very important that the intentions of the government
en the subjeet elteald be known. The session waa now far
advanced, and be hoped the noble earl opposite would he
prepared to state the intentions of the government upon
this question.
EarIGRAN VELLE said wbatevermesaureethogovernment
might decide upon would be introduced in the other house of
ie.ment. He was not prepared at that moment to state
what the nature of those measures might be, but be should
make inquiries on the subject.
Lord BROUGHAM said that all who had witnessed that
goad and magnificent quetnele is Hyde.park listunby
LB6 must have bees asavinoad that our best defame Were
to be found in our troops. In that term be included velum•
Wes, for be could see oo differ's°, between troops and
volunteers. He conceived that the existence of • large
armed foray and the facility with which they could be
moved from oae part al the country to the other, was
• meat important element in national defence. He would
suggest to the government that some such scenes as that of
Saturday bat should be repeated in other parts of the
country ; and that reviews of a similar kind should take
piece in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Devonshire, and the eastern
and soutbeastern pans of the country, which would pro-
duce the happiest effect upon the volunteer movement, and
the best effect also in other countries. (Hear.)
The Ferl of CAITHNIM said that engineers, generally
spe.thing, omitted from their calculations one of two ele-
ments with which they had to deal in the construction of
solid harbours. They took the water only into account, and
not the air also. The harbour of Wick, which had stood
the most severe teen to which • harbour could be exposed,
had only given way in those parts where lime was used.
Next mouth the herring fishing on that coast would corn.
moues, in which there would be 1,000 boats and 5,000 men
=2and if any storm arose it would be from the north
;th-east, and those boats would be left entirely at
the mercy of the sea, whereas if such a floating breakwater
as had been suggested was constructed the whole of the lives
and property embarked in the fishing would be protected
from such storms.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE said he did not envy
the noble duke or his colleague, the responsibility they took
upon themselves in alisteitonx from carrying out what had
been proposed by the harbours; commission, and in refusing
• committee to inquire farther into tie subject.
Earl GRANVILLE said the noble marquis was mistaken
in supposing that his noble friend refused his proposal ;
awl if the noble marquis could fiat that the peers, who
were beet qualified to inquire into this subject, were pre-
pared to investipte it in committee, the government would
not oppose • motion for that purpose.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE was understood to
withdraw hue motion for the purpose of introducing another
to-morrow.