The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29

evil tongues take exemplary Vengeance on me authors end
sbeuors Of this IN merited Insurrsesion.
CALLING OUT THE ENGLISH mIrIA-oosr AND
usss OF rRs FORCE
In the House Of Lords, on the IAN or Auxuss Lord
hIuBoRouos sAd-l can hardly think thai discussion
with respect 70 deEice, however important y enc Of hat
platcn when you allowed quarter or an hour sfer ave
O'Clock % be Appropriated Cor The purpose putting quss
tom and making oe'esv aons on matters which do more
present moment think your ordshps are rather more
Interested y me news We have received from Iodia
have elapsed since the quarter pest dve O'clock may be
permitted 70 put question 70 the Secretary for war which
the house. What ! want Particularly 10 Foov h what
application he intends 70 make Of the 100000 voted
me aouie o. 0o%mons for Tie sneodiment Of
ships attention 10 tho actual position In which we stand
With respect to military preparations during great
endesvored 70 obtain from The ordinary Of nfor
nation a. correct da.a could ~ do not think that
statement assume that Is bauaions have either been
sent or are ordered " proceed for India Five
which had been .ent TO China are also going TO India
Five, understand In addition, have been warned that
hey Will be the next required for that service Two
have been ordered ,ected to proceed
from me Cape 70 Indie, and We know that the 9Th req.
men. has been sent from Oeylon There India "a
baushons before, and therefore, t'e suppo,iton
that all this force proceeds 70 India-and considering
the infos nation we have moAt recently received /
can hardly emit rtan doubt that the whole Of the Ave
regiments warned for the Iext service In India will
DO sent-the total force 10 be employed In Irda
amounts to d bsalons, and the wing OF regiment am
speaking Of infantry and that larger infantry force
When We had In The Crimea 10 bAttalons, what
position At homer We reduced In this country IL
which was about 90 900 men or that force II regi
were employed in The Mediterranean gsrrisons, and
assume that the force Of those regiments amounted to
IL COO men. We have now at home, believe, IL bsta
lions, snd 1t Ia understood tina. three bstalons
dered home, which will make Il bst.aons Therefore
We shR have q bsalons at home whereas during the
Crmean had only IL battsions Bat ut tba: time
We had militia force OF 90, 00C OF which II. 900 men
mean, 90 tha; we had IS 900 militia in England We
had therefore II that time 10 England /, bat,alons
% GOO mltiamen We have now or room shall have, 81
bAtslions in England assume that the additional
bataons are equal to 900 men, and therefore have
5000 more regulars In Eogand than during the CrueAn
900 leB OF mlitamen Now assume that 500 900,
voted by the House Of Commons, will enable the govern
stand in this way. We have 200 more regulars than
during the Grin and deductjng 5000 from
COO We shall have AZ 600 lees OF militia altogether
shAl have 5s zoe less Of armed In this country
we bad during the CfmeAn war Nov, am Of opinisn
that this u very much more important sad danger
Gus war then that carried on In the Criuea There
made In junction with the greatest military Power
IN Europe, and In alliance with the Power with
respect 70 whose territory the was being car
ried on. We lAd on our side powerful Ally We we're
good terms with France, and II WAS impossible TO
com :. thing which Ooud BY poe. bily happen
our operation in that in which France employ
Ing her own military strength which would require to
We had 1t the time largo naval force which kept
ct bay the militia, and naval forces OF Russis We are
country without one ally and oAo We even cay Tia. We
have the good wishes OF all those who o,erated
with VI IN the isst war think this subject calculated
10 excite great alarm and which demands fron gov
eminent and from your lordships The most mature
derAton We had In the former grea. naval force
In fighting the battles Of CIR John B,wring 10 inst nv
lords, position In which this country ought be plaoedi
told your lordshlps the amount or force which viii
be employed in india Let now AK you to consider
what number OF recr ,iw will be absolutely
complement IN doing this the loss by climate IS to be
estimated well ~ the loss inflicted by the enemy and
fear Ibis must far exceed the ordinary loss constantly
dured IN India because Of course the troops
on many occasions wi bout those and
which they invariably enjoy In times or peace. cacu
10 900 keep up these 30 bsaons 70 their comoo
men, We have, besides, 1000 artillery, and 1t viii,
thinE De necessary 70 provide 400 artillery recruits to
have, 70 have, besides eigh regiments Of cavalry
Ga the suppoon that these eight reg Of cavalry
are to be maintained Of The ordha strength Of 600 meo
which prevails In India, they would 800 men,
and the number OF Hu required BY them Ia toe same
very large force Of artillery consisting Of nine b., ATOMS,
and am sorry 70 say y usually happen; tina: the
jeays cannot calcuate the recruits required for the
corpinyB European troops In India during continuance
Of this at less thar 900 every year the
whole demand for recruits will not be ess than 10 800
nuhy. That force must be provided In addition 10 the
number OF men usually required keep up the OF
u The colonies III home
ment. is said that II II great imporl TO
consider the expense which will be incurred the whole
OF your militia Is embodied II seems 70 me, how ever,
that the thing OF most Imp ftnco the security OF the
country arc his feel salsGedthat unless you mbo iy
the whole OF the militia and thus ssEys have oppor
tuDy OF REL ntr from H. Il s he qae contrary
son 10 expect that on vii be able during the continuance
Of this var 10 epd the number Of recruits necessary to
keep the trMy up 70 iu Complement. Bot them let
me say word CT too a. 70 the expense. Recolecs
thai heu you deiach thirty India you are at
once relieved from the e1peese OF maintaining that forcs,
which We may reckon at GeCo,os0s year. Toe sun OF
600 900 has been Already voted ina mases q loo COO
and believe the expense OF emoodyng the whole OF The
militia Tor the six menlhs wond not exceed 81 co.,
thai the Whole difference between what what
propose 10 do $500 COO, for VIII CD sserinc
Ing, think, perhaps the integrity OF empire in In
Ola scd cur honor ~ home Ny lords, old
preseLt there TIE least any dan
ser 70 The pssoe OF Europe, but that, snyhng sEoad
ooour here, Parlamen! will be called together And Will
Immediately provide the necessary for our proeo.
ten Nov, believe correctly stated tina, at tho pre-.
stDt m m.n there nothing which hresens the peace OF
Europe; but look net many pack, and In
tie paoiAo unnes, vita the pacific 90 eregn and
the most pacific sinister, events did suddenly 10
threaten that pesce Tecoec. the circumstances OF 1874
Couh any Minister be more inisn,ey psoinc Hr z
Peeh ana yet, Lou5 Philippe bong King or
france aud SIR Peel Prime Minister Of tns country,
q miserable sano IN toe Pacific gave rse 10 q difference
which seriously Endangered the relations exsBg between
Tie t~o rsrops. sgsn, In The year 1885, recoleg
al The Admiralty thinking my duty quietly 70 take every
PROBATION against an impending var with the United
states. WGs hsppcDedY Oae OF those evens had oc-
Cured vhcn every months seems TO We rise % some
subject Of discussion difference between country
hnd TIE United States and At one time matters assumed
Etiioug an sspeI that ] believe, with the exception
o lord ABERDEEN, there Was not one man Ia the Oabi
net who aid nj ihink they would terminate ir
Nov beth Countries paclGcay inclined, yet between
oouniriCt the meet psoi6cNy inclined dieren .hrea.
epng the peace OF the World suddenly oocur aud for
these y necessary 10 be prepared. b.. arc told
thsi Parliament will be called together. No doubt WILL
ard We STOW that fourteen days are required 70 elspse
1eWeen he summons and the s,ups OF Parliament
Why eoes inc noble earl opposite does the vsc1unt
the head OF the government, not feel that the whole
practice OF is entirely changed that position OF
ms oounlry 10 completely al cred by railways and oy
rteami and that We are 70 fact hardly In nsusr
posiuohi recoleci the noble visoouut ssyDg
we're i1ined with the Continent by atteam bridge; aud
TINS KNOW, We, when great military Powers have Ike
wse great hawai- erisb shmen1 ready for ltsant action
have railways trsversng their whole country and
ue rame Time steam 70 propel their vessels, Napoleon
III could 90 In one fortnight what took Napoleon I
year AID bait 70 do me state OF things say, I, alto
gtiher changed. r. pow word and bio " aud before
an answer could be obtained 70 the most III and cour
noas diplomatic nose, ioregn army m'sh, be landed IN