The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

THE BOARD OF ADMIRALTY.

Sir M. PETO revived his motion on the naval adminis-
tration of the country, contending that the department
required reform, and that under the present system the
public could never receive an equivalent for their money.
Lord C. PAGET made some observations in reply, in
the course of which he said no change was required io the
Admiralty, and that although there were defects in the
system, it would be extremely difficult to substitute another
more satisfactory.
SUEZ CANAL.

In answer to a question from Mr. D. Gaurrrn,
Mr. LAYARD said it was true that 25,0C3 forced
labourers were employed on the Suez C 20.11, but there were
no treaties between this country and the Pasha of Egypt
which would warrant our interference is the matter.
The motion for adjournment was then agreed to.
NIGHT POACHING PREVENTION BILL.
On the order for the third reading of this bilk..

Mr. BUTT moved that the bilrbe re-committed. He
made severe strictures upon the chance-medley of its
enactments, the novelty of its principles, sad the vagueness
lied obscurity of its language, upon which he made amusing
comments.

Mr. BASS, in opposing this motion, read extracts from a
report of the extent of night poaching io Staffontsbire.
The debate, which was directed to the general merits of
the measure, was continued by Mr. Whalley, Mr. Cox, and
Mr. f.rßrien. . _

Sir B. LEIGHTON opposed the motion for re•commit-
ting the bill.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL. in a minute examination
of the bill, posited out objectioos to its structure sod
language, and especially the loose and (as he said) absurd
wording of the mooed clause,—which, be observed, was
the bill ; and he recommended the withdrawal of the
measure.

ColM:el DICKSON remarked that the Attorney-
General should have been present at the earlier diumaions
of the bilL

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid the
Attorney-General had recorded his vote on the second read-
ing. He opposed the bill, not wishing that parliament
should be responsible for language in an act which no ail-
1, loge schoolboy would use without punishment.
Ultimately, after much further discussion. the house
divided, when Mr. Butt's motion was negatived by 90 to 61.
Mr. W. FORSTER moved the adjournment of the house.
This motion was negatived opoo a division by 88 to 35.
Sir J. PAXTON moved that the debate be adjourned.
This motion was negatived by 89 votes to 30.
After some further opposition, the bill was road a third
time.
The house adjourned at 4 o'clock.

Cawer&L PALACIL —Mina Louisa Pyne, Mies
Soma Ppm, and Mr. Harrison, of the Royal English Opera,
Covent-garden, with Signor Ferranti, will sing at the oceoert
this day. The programme will include ballads and duels
from the Bohemian Girl, the Lily of Killarney, Rom of
Caatille, and other popular operas. Blondin repeats h 4
low rope performance on Monday.
THE ROYDON HALL bIURDSR.—It hem been
already stated that five men were apprehended a few days
ago by Mr. Hulse, the superiotendent of the Kent ematabn-
lary, stationed at West Melling, upon the charge of being
concerned in a brutal murder that was committed on the
21st of January last upon James .;ray. a gamekeeper, in the
service of Major Cook, of Rovdon Hall, East Peckham.
Since then another man has been apprehended, and it is
believed that the whole of the party concerned in the out-
rage, with the exception of one man, are in the heads of the
police. A preliminary inquiry took place yesterday at the
angle:rates' clerk's office, West Mailing, and the prisoners
were remanded to the county gaol at Maidstone.
MAILS FOR Mourn, dre., or FRRNCII PACErf
FROM Sr. NALAIRR. —lnformation has been received from
the director-general of the French wet-office, that the de-
parture of the French mail packets, recently established be-
tween St. Naraire and Vera erns, which was fixed for the
14th, will in future take place on the 16th of each month.
Letters, ko. for Mexico, Martinique, Guadeloupe, and
Santiago de Cuba will, therefore, heoceforward be in time
for conveyance by the French mail packet from St. Flamini,
if posted or received in Loudon in time for despatch to
Paris by the day mail leaving Loudest on the in iag of
the 15th of every month.—By command of the P
GON4WRI, HOWLAND HILL. secretary.

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