§ MAJOR DICKSON (for Major WALKER)asked the Secretary of State for War, Whether it is the case that small-pox is now prevalent in the town of Chichester; whether the Royal Sussex Militia is about to assemble there for training; whether, owing to the insufficiency of the barrack accommodation, a considerable portion of the men must be billeted in the town; and, whether it would not be better, under the circumstances, to move the Regiment to Aldershot Camp?
§ MR. CARDWELLsaid, in reply, that he was not prepared to say that the small-pox was prevalent in Chichester, though there had been some cases; and the best mode of dealing with the Militia was now the subject of a Correspondence between the War Office and the Lord Lieutenant of that county.