The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-01 00:00:00

MR. ROEBUCK'S NOTION-THE II'NRILL AND

TVLLOOH ssPosr:

Mr. ROBBIICIC brought kreard his aniesdasent, &-
darn, that the "pp datmant of a beard of pawl caws
to report upon Ore report of Sir J lirbiselt sod Colossi
Talk:nit wee to substitute sa Wades' fer as easiest node
or iapery, sad that the Whet of seek as sup{ clement will
be to hide the miscoadam of Uwe by whom vernal a..
partaimts of our away bed bees pissed seder the sim.
mint of olasse who haver been iscalpated by the
itommasiesers omperei red to aquae late their roe.
dm Is the mane of has spew he mid —Bet what
Is the caesarians of tea committee? First spa
see same old gest'enes who have seen great
swim ; for them I have the greaten OW bl•
=. But I 'Mak we had a eouvereetim arum
eget chest old Judaea whisk k appiisable here. Tee
vary 1111•11 argswats whisk spgikd is hid jeeps ups the
bowl them—the Clams's Mwerh—WP/MadM ela jaam
spa the Wash km e. Tina there are certain 'repot heights ha
the commimies—ms she sever raw • shot fired. I ear t to
know what is theta samity fee jadeleg a psalm l be
this ? Thom is gee ease patiemmi appoes the 11.1, the hes.
and pliant umber fee Hantispies (Goma! Fon). I me
Indentaild the gsslidosties of that hos. sad pant smile-
less. Oa every measios I lad blm ea the aids of the m-
eow mewed. I don't wan to say that the hoc. sad gallant
member, in /Mug his opinion, has wed Is way way nieces-
ditable to his frank sad truthful dismal". ; but I
say that the feet of his tiling seek a view is
tin great reams hr his appointment. It he tad formed
other (Maims. U be had tibia smother maw, he would
Ma have tees there. I would oek this hoes, to roosider
with me its ems-quessos of this peereeding. Fern of all,
It will mhos the moral support of our army. We send
gallaat men staved; they go ti fight oar bad's; they
bay. the idea that the sale es Ragland is tom them wherever
tiny may be; they leek to this house to protect them ; is
all their dupes sad &wows their rsgsrds are termed to
how. Whet is the ease of the army la the Crimes ? 1
cm seders. sod a piles' am surickes Is the laid sad fill
*I lib sad halts made at oete blow • is rpm. 1 es saes:-
staid him dying with w fell hells( la his bout that he
...Id he attesded by the pod wishes of his ossetryinee.
Bet the agate, is the Crimea se f. red • very dad rent
fa.; be steered odd, and heater. sad tient, sad died
with the feeling that be was demoted by his eniatry. Tins
I say to Ms Muse, be awful bow yea pews your stay
with the elm that you dawn them is the time of their
seed. Notblsg that yes hove dew per that army is. bees
felt is much as the moiety which you Mewed let Isar for
its safety sad comfort. How if yes tura mead and tak•
wethev came, you say that we were governed by piny
feeling, that we Pied se we hr the army, we thought of
earselme. If yea slow them ti" draw that c isthmian woe
he to yew slimy, woe be he Enamel; pa will esdaspr
the they of &masa if pa desert the array which fmght
per her. (Hear, boar.)
Mr. HADFIELD wended the setae.
&r J. PAKINOTON lewd himself is the Mandl pea-
dos of Meg usable to meant with the maw of whist be
bed gives seam, es most of the lawman"' of the
terms et the bow. He wee ens who estertained •
very deckled (plaice as to the esedset of her Ihjety's
=OM, it. TOMO is the trowastione to mina the
able member (Kr. Kahan) bed. aborted.

impugned.
General PEEL it'd that tbs reluctance he .legs felt
when Gelatines the house was immeaseresly Licensed
whoa he tit obliged to -ask its donation while he mead a
few weeds reepeetieg himself. (Hear.) Bat at the emu time
be felt bound not to sit silent wider sash noon and
ii4llll as had ban indulge& la by the boa. sad learned ses sabot
fee ehelleld. If the house would grant his its indulges's
he • few tainutes he would show inn that if be had mot
had dm good k rine le sot &min eir vile it was on his fault,
but his 'misfortune. He ennead the army, sot Ise tine ed
peace, bat in the height of the Pealuelar war. At the age
of burns he west to Bawl bunt, paved tr rough all his ea
amissikne, mad three days before the bottle of Wateelco,
whoa ha was Ifee y. ass of age be endued his ensiguey le
the 96th, sew tee Rifle Brigade. He ant joined a r
which was equally distlagalated. the Grenadier Oar.,
left It with promotion and returned to tbe lime.
After twelve yam' tarries be was appointed Is the
aplenty of a regimes', sad its tlimight be hid jest right to
sesame that he, s
the time was deemed worthy to Iwd the
appeinnest, for the Comosiasdee-MaChiel averolned Inn
lite ewe ninon (Rear, hear.) Bluntly antenna be
Mane tn nprnewative I. parkins** of a large coa-
stituesey—that of Nereid', and as there was so pres-
pen of war, he dented himself entirely to the ser-
vice of hie emaidittests. Who. the present war
non out, simulate were sent to ell enters, nobly
whsther they were able sad willies( to serve, end
be asswereil effirastinly a bath partieslan (Cheers )
Bat be did more. Be wrote to the Seeretary lor War,
meting that being biased with seen than sachem he lib
and strength, he was ready to serve maywbeee an is nay
espec,ty. Agate, after the natio f Linemen, whes It
was nyorted that many einem misled to eaten home as
noose% of their health, he west to his plant (rind, lb.
WM soda-is-chief. Wins him be was 'shamed to held
the rams he did without serene, mad that he was nest
mains to go out nth, war is any tensity. He 'bought it
tee bad that bombe bad always bees ready sad anion to
should be thus taunted by the bow sad learned membar.
(Chinn.) Time whoa the kore sad leaned 'member asened
him of always votiag with the caused, he might ay that
the dlffereece betwese him sad the hoe. and learned mem-
ber was that the howaud leaned Ewan, was always ready
to Neese the pain arks awned, while he (Oeneral Pew)
waited until he h-d heard the seldom's. (Caters tries
all pests of the Nees.) He was always prepared te smoother
ama isseeest usdl am bad ben proved guilty. Oely two
cas& one bolos the committee is which that. wire anti
aticseatinee avant individuals. Owe was spinet Admiral
Bono for having &Weed a trausport, and he (Geared
Pee) at one moved that it should be reported to the Ad
mink,. Too other was that of so maser &nue& of Motile-
big the knapsacks of his regiment, sad is that ewe be west
Horse-sneds to deemed a coon mart.al. Happily
the attematios was ascertained In the fellowiag day to be
usLonnd ; bet he thought these isseaosie west poste way
in seatrovestape the has. and kneed washer's amertion.
His (oeseral Pairs) asanry whin oe tto committee had
nee only to &nit the troth and to farther the ends of jus-
tice. (Rear, hear.)
Mr. F. PBBL costarred is the opinion that any dines-
Mos is the subject is head was altogether piaster". °h-
unk( that the charges Weight 'taint sonde *San of
tie Crimea army win oe the briak if trial, he tesearll
Mr. R *bask fo iteekiag projedire thefts, sad prejudge
the defenses.. Mr. Peel seat cut to dentin the naafi-
taties of the Crimean Comacanos sad to analyse their
prootediage, maintaining that the govuument bad through-
out acted 'Namely, sad is ape/Willi the pretest toad
had followed the oaly sewn whin scald amble then to
neon just ca to all periew
Mr. ISENTINCK reviewed the mares pursued by Mr.
Seebeck himself since the eanneseemest of the sessies,
and ensured him for h.vieg Warded easy nth sad ma-
sepported mentions. He did sot believe that the severe-
ness dinned acquittal, bat menthols's could not join
the. yineect vireo- mum.
Mr. LAYARD remained tbe louse that who. the Cri-
mea& Commineiew Ts were lint appvisted, Ite had prophe-
sied that their report would prove a sham, sod this new-
sman bad bees amply verified. He sewed .any objectless
to the new cosketissios, sialataialag that the inquiry must,
from the nature if thief's, by
far lees fair tad
satidarsteey thee that moadmeteel by the sommiseiners when
Tenet was submitted to them for revisal. By decorating
sad promotieg °Seen who lay under heavy mesas' is the
report, the government had prejudged the sane, end the
Hesse GeV& had dried puede °plaits.
Colonel NORTH declered that the member for Aylse
bury had undertakesa erns& against the army, whose
character awl mentos s he warmly "meliorated.

General air DE LACY EVANS. who wee imperially
hoesd, said be heel hardly intended to have spokes apes
this maks, bat the hes. mistimes the Under flowetary
for the War Deportmeat bad left bin no optics. He ess•
eerred is the gaiety of tome of hie brother oaken
which had bees wads by an hoe. and gallaat gentleman es
the other side; bat spottier observe...cm had been let drop,
whisk was stet quits se ecreeable. It had been said that
after thee beard of issairy abos4 have made its report,
&tasty-nine est of every haadred .1 the people of the
wintry .odd net be a.tulleal with it. Ho saa m rry asy
that, owlet; to the blaaderiag sad itcosaiatesey of roma-
wiese, that was too probable. 1 he hen Ceder Smeary
bad dedised to avail himself of the prodeutiel obaervatrose
of the right ham. bonnet appeal .e. who mat d that he
thought this was a protestors diecemeea, sad oho gave the
beam the akarasee, whisk be (84 De Laey Hese.) Unwed
it amid rely apes, that be yowl bring the subject forward
expels se • asbataat.ve =mien. New, wham he heard that
moursom gives by • geed..... of so diatiegnielted a p skies
in the home, he (ilir De Lamy Swiss) et croft said that if
he were obliged to .peak es the emblem he scald prefer
doh, it sore dekbe rately es a pre per cosselas ; but the
has. gestleman (Hr. F. Peel) had gm up his speech, ae woo
very well said, and seemed to have got it by I.eart; end
within weals Menem him to avail himself of the fammesble
opportunity which wee afforded lem by the right has. hero.
set ; sad so he lassebed forth last the subject, sod oast Ida
samemtion• right sad lilt. (Hear, hoax) Amoy; Oben,
the Int whisk he (B.r De Lacy Reese) might to glade to woe
es the subject of the gee. rAs oesuseselteg devises,. New
it was tree that Ceteast Gordo% appeared to have alleged as
es s snares far the knapassiu. am Molise bees delivered same r
t the regiments, that the ge. trete of dtviekre, all but his
Royal II gloms the Doha of Cambridge, had deelioed to
receive them Now, he (84 De Lacy ileum) man not but
Noire that extremely judiedose and warder-like steeptios
M thew% of Usual ()order. (Neer, boor.) Es wroli

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-.6111 alleged --.. royal 'gibes»
rim to have the knapsacks, and not only ro, bat that in
InaaeSailafie alit there was no unfortunate result is the ease
of his division ; that he reesiced the knerseke. Bat what
did his royal highness say in March, 1866, jut at the setae
time ? The questioa was "eked of him, •Is your royal
highs.. awe» at all of what wee the MOM of
this gnat delay in the restoratioa of the heft,-
sacks, after they had bees takes away 1" The date
amend, sot that he rose tad offered to take
them, sod bad thereto» got them—no such thing;
bat be said, “The reason was simply this,—that »stied of
ea» ship, after amnia roiled to Balaklava, entering the
bas sad digebergiag its cube of kaapeacks, and can
being takes that the regiments were informed at the time
that such woad be the ease, • sort of cirtelsr woo mot round
that the ship was °staid' or inside the hesboar ; sad the
Mimeos were talus of getting the keepsake oat. It occur-
red mace or twice, on sending doers for them, that the ship
had sailed ha the meantime to Coostantisople or Mareeillea,
apes author service." (Hoer, tsar.) His royal high-
ness an then melted whether it was wi his his know-
ledge that ship, taking with them throe knageasks,
west two or three times backwards and fonraros
across the Bleak Sea without !audios ; and he said," I
think that was true." He was then &hod, " Does not that
irply very great neglect in tome quartets ?" and be said,
" I think it a very bad arrangement." This waa the royal
duke who wee nal, to pules the kaarocks, and who gee
them, of et lens, whilst the other foolish (11 fellows did test
fret them trosaues they had declined them. (Bear. bat.))
nes his royal highs., was eked, " Maid it
ass have bees possible, after the Auk march was
isesrmiamE upon, to have bad ell the knapascks
Millestaii together out of the di/.rest ships into
as, mull seat round to 'lankier' I" He teried, " 1
MINIM deebt some »maser tof the sort might bare
bus mods at the time. Of »arse, I see it is not, perhaps, a
stay easy matter to dill knapsacks from one ship to
smasher. I apprehead the simplest coarse would have been
IS Imes leaded the knapsacks at Bslaltlava, and then to have
sub As ships at ogee available tor other service." Now,
if the hes. racism's (Mr. F. Peel) hat studied the blue
basks—and he (Sir De L. Beans) kaew that was • study
which the haw. geetlesaaa was much addicted to—let him
look at General Bentitck's evident», sad be would lad it
corroborative of the statement of his royal highness, that
they had great diEcialty shalt it, god could not get their
havaecks,sotwithstandiae the woaderfal alacrity ofColocel
Gorr». (Hear, bear.) Then there was the evidence of
Colossi Wilson, of toe Guards, veho said, "Before I
came away, I do not think twenty Haglish "oldie» of my
divides had got their kneraeks except the two compares
who hod takes them from the Sileraphoc." He was asked
whet ware taken, sad »Ltd, " I know ti at the diger,
swat dews ;heir sensate to Balaklawa, to endow
eat to the ships in which they had veiled
to the Crimes, sal to get their huarache from them.
I seat • seesaw* down myself, sad they told him that the
ship had lama ordered lb Coaatentieople, to discharge all
their cargo; and the knapsacks were Aachen» there, so
that Igm seas." This was Ute barred* arrangement of
Colossi Onion. There was a variety of other proofs.
The home might not be aware why this matter of the hasp
casks bad he dwelt epos so mach. It wee stated by tete
medical edam that in coreqweace of the t.o le art
having the estra rigs which wee in the huarache, sad
which kespeaehe had been ordered by the Commender-a-
eget to be left on board ship, whoa twey fell ill the swill
of their conditioa were se/ranted; and »venal of them,
oat having • change, west down to Scutari with tneir obit»
Wellies to their backs is a mat deplorable manner, no g ro-
ubles having bees made for them at Belaklays. That was
Om eta anent of the medial officer". Now, es soon ea he
Ake De L Ewa») bawd that, he lent in sores damson»
frees General Pennefether, who had sommended use of the
brigades nadir kis ordem, end from Colonel Armstrong, in-
etead of the general of the whey brigade, who was ill; gad
they stated just what the other agrees said, that wisenever
they heard of say ships with huarache on board, they bad
sent down to Hsieh's», bet found they were goes some-
where else, to !braille" or Coeetaatinoplo, or »meeker'
of that tort. (Hear.) The hen. pentlusita the Under-
Seentery sequined Colonel Gordon, without knowing
whether what Co!onelOardos said was sound or not. What
he (Sr De L Evans) complained of was shit, that Colonel
(Dudes had not candidly steel that they were not aware
shot suit evil easseseeaess would hare resulted from the
hong and not away. Tb-re was great
and some of it an doubt was inevitable,
Ist he did rot this k so =sett arrangement was
Wide IMiIihIPSOSIt it, as there ought to have bees. Bat what
he di* Nolihilaod of was tha readiness whisk her saw in
el s uldemos al Co'oeil Gordon to shift any Name that wea
seleasted te himself ea the shoulder, of 'thee person'.
(Mors) Now, Om flu pat rale of division" were all ab
sett: aseof them was aeforminately killed; and Colonel
Gorden at sus said that, inapt kis royal highness, they
did sot think it right to renal,. the huarache. (Hear,
Lear.) The hoe. gentleman again (Mr. Per) not in the
leer profit:lag by the discreet observatioes of the right hos.
baronet (Sir J. Pettiest»), had gone Into the whole ques-
tion. He had plunged into it, and owned up the whole
matter. (Chem ) At one time the boa. geattestaa had
tal that the trial was peading, the commission was about
t 3 be appointed, sad, therefore, that It was very
unfair to make any remarks upon it; bat the mo-
meat afterwards the hos. gestlemen bad himself sm.
messed his shacks ups other persons. (Chem.) The how.
engem» hod said be murdered it es moat unfair that
the sowigaisal(nere should be harmed or assailed for their
ploseedinp; but did not he himself bring a ebb rge spinet
them of absolute want of aerreetnees and want of veracity ?
(Cheers.) Why should the hon. gestlegasa have sed
from the guidon he held to twin suet sharers against
those eosamissioners ? Barely they were tattled to the
same fair ploy which was claimed for dams oilers who
weirs said to be impagated by their report. (Cheers.)
Above all. those comatbsiosers were olkere appointed sod
. . .

eol.eted bee aH Mislead by the Wm Hags twat I *ad
wire was it that sew emu Renard to Wean% them sad M-
ona their diameters ? It we. the Wror Deysitmeat, ell the
ume sae*, that nobody was to say a word .phut stu-
b.). y elu—aot airelest thole alarm et sub high sonsesiou,
basest, sad audit. Now, he meet say that the *lshii' of
ibis smutty woad see ben this that there wee a &Guest
torten's...km adadaistered by the government to the sable
lords sag boa. gentles's, and favourites of the curt, from
test which was edmiairered is hasslele individueie.
(Cheers.) He did sot like the statement of the ruble
vinous. that the oesseeiedoure would oussimelly sit with
otoied dews whet they saw Rt. Let the house sad the
pobl‘c aaderstaird whether there wee to be evidence takes
she. tte.r doors were clued. (Chun.) Hs had heard it
stated, and Its ww. sot at all eerie!. teat the }tawniest
might eat have some foeodat on, that ea* of the modes by
wife% ohms gealleensa who asesidered themselves lave.
sated isteaded to wipe, was by nutiog Niue on the late
Lord Begin. Now, Lord Raglan end the Adjutant-Demerol
e rate contrail sub oilier so Inger and be (Sir De L.
Besse) would &debit, as be dared say UM* were friends of
the I.te Lord 'teem fa that boost, that they 'hula gaud
well ageism say modes o. exonerating other ladividule
at his impute. If the elieruter of nu or other wee to
slab, let the public be told why it was to Sind. (Chum)
He quite agreed with the right hes. baronet, that it would
hen beta bitter If due debate had been post,. nod, hut the
hes. sesames. the Hader Stererary, would Sot *Hew
it. Not oily that, bet the t os. gutless.' had you
late the quelillestions of the °deers of the staff, sad
let. the reeves why they aught to hove ben al pasted to
them high wages., sad, be believed, w by they ought te re
nave huh boson. Well, at regard.d the appolotaseet of
Coles.) Gordo., be believed Omura' Ain y was ireammat.
Who be ((Usual Beane) saw Colonel Ruda' spawn-ea to
the sitestioa of Drpoty Quartermaster-General at the Huse-
Gouda, he essfessed that he felt tome along—sad why?
He found that these isroiteat *Sees w re all ailed from
the desks at the Horst-Ousrds. Poem of the penen so ap.
'elated bad been forty years oat of terries; weedlike',
Any were 'upload to have all the rmalsite kaowledge.
Woad Revlon was pieced la Doe of these sheath:me, sad
May mitt tgPfet klet to he Q.artereassteriGes. rat tome of
dine days, sad ultimately ; esissts Cesasesake
Hew, what we. his knowledge of Colored Gado. ? He
*sold cot have tboegot, us etc vrovoked, of advertise I. it.
La neat bad takes place of a eerier estate betweea him
ud Coked Gods, sad eta Use Weeks Eau ea the

object of his choice se Commander-in-Chief. He h'..d heard
the story' Detached those .ad would now relate it. The
isowinnatestie• was is the um 1 way, by telegraph—
" General &weal is appointed to command the army
tate tare of Dowb." [fleeted Members—. Of what ?"]
Of Dowb. Well, 0 I Sirat ern, and he thought no ace
bad • right to find Galt with Oeoeral Sircp.on, for be •as
an hosourable and galleon man ; he wished to h bat
General Simpson tad not hems platted where he wee. but he
was fo c.d isto it. But Lord !'ensure iosisttd on his
takieg the eowintaad, and he arc. mistimed his wish by as
intimation that be was intake ears of Web. Nose,whms Oen.
Simi-eon found that be wee eppointed Cumassoder-in Ch ef,
he beaus a little more obsess than two 1; he did act
know west wee want by taking are of Horeb, and it
emend to hint it was some outpost. However, he rent
the usual reply by the telegraph when a sseeesgs mos not
naderetood—and he wished to b the te:egreph did not
slim, for it bad peeforsed ~me of the most estramdinary
'satire—the &sewer thus sent being the word " roped.'
The weed was repeated this time at fall I. ngth, .• Dow-
higgie," that being the same of a nephew of t,e noble lord.
(Beer, hese ) Well, the boo. gentlemen (Mr. P. Peet)
made his statement about the army with an oracular autho-
rity that, Unmet be tat been in the teary 60 sesra
.tsgg red bum. He would glee them to understand test the '
want g 00000 meat was the most immaculate government
that had suer esisted. Wall, now, on the subject os the
telegraph, might he ask tins if the estimate for It was in
chided this year ? Be hoped that, as it was last 'car, it had •
bees fordotten.
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Hr. PISEL—It is is the estimates.
Goitre' EVANS—WeII, he was sorry for it. Shetld he
tell them—be bed net wished, bat the hon. gentlrtasu bad
provoked him to it—what Ito was told on whet he be-
lieve) to be good authority ? He sepre,d the house
bad h and of the ■amber of dratineuose w►ieh had

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been dimmed by our great War Meister of the so-
fortunate Teak contingent. That aofortueste form
reassined for a long tine, against the wishes of
its commanders, on the shoos of the Bosphorus', in the same
way that the 4,000 cavalry coder General Demos, were kept
in the Dardanelles; sad toeing nothing to r to, the Bashi
Betook' naturally got tam mischief. It was dear Montt V.k
they sad the Turkish coutiogent ought to lave been sent
to the field as soon as possible. Hs had it, howev.r, from
good authority. that in the mum of six weeks shoo• ohm
different destinations woe telegraphed by our War Depart-
meat to that itatortasate matiegeat. To-icy these was ma
code r—" You are instantly to proceed with your coatirgest
to filthmla. Bend year commissariat officers t. prepare."
Of coon, the authorities there seat out the c annoithariat
officers. Preseetly another order came, he believ, d two
days afterwards, but be was not quite certain: " The
Tarkith coutiageat will not go to Shoals, hat to Rope-
eerie." Boasters' emorred at the War.offirse, sad another,
sad then soother, order was mot. At last they were seat
ro Kutch; hat in Ms .our of six weeks ear War Monis.
ter. oar Cornet, had seat the commissariat onions r f the
rocs all round the Black flea. There was aro her I, rata
albs Wes Illialeteee 'opacity and foresight. A body of
2,000 diva/ wore ordered to go to Ketch. Whoa they
got tiers it was fused that was not a cavalry country, and
they wen mimed to Beiakleva. They west there, and
Itetc metmeatilag Mime wasted to disembark; bat,
aq they mat go back to the Bosphorus, and
bosh to the Boaphoms they west. They were 29
&ye se the sea, and is outoqoasse lost • great many
borne. That wee the way is which the War Department
swaged. He would rather see the initiative come from
the isatiemea Muse on the beaches opposite. One of the
has. members ea the other side of the hems tad gives •
notice &boat Kan. Bat for the forbearacce of the opp e-
ase be Minot knew to what an sato% these discussions
MOM not ham goat. The noble lord at the hood of the go-
vernment did him the Mao% about the 9th or 10th of
August last to desk* him to wait upon him to Myelitis him
*aim ea the subject etria war. Ot course it well his duty
is We so. Now, he mutt remark that that was three =oaths
sad a half haloes the fell of Kan, sad he then expresesd
the sobte tend hie satiety ter the fate of Kars. TM
sad el it wee that Kara was bleshaded or besieged fir Ave
or Os woke, and everybody ;Imam that overybor y else
w old see to it, and Km f.ll. This was ooe of the most
disgrattohn end dinettes' of all the occarreases that had
token place daring the war. (altar, brae.) At attempt
bad bees ask te throw the Waste spa Lotd Stretford de

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