The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-21 00:00:00

PROPOSED DRAMATIC COLLEGE. MEETING AT THE PRINCESS'S THEATRE. (THIS DAT.) This afternoon a publie nesting was held at the PAWNS'. TIMI7II, for the papas of Mae asps to ',AIM& ma minus for aged and allns Mars sad actresses. A gentleman, whose SUN 4 maticert below, bed offerrd to grant dre acres of lad es the ate of snob an institution, and a provisional comaittos was at once formed with the view of denies the object. It was at their instigation that the present nesting wee convened. Mr. Cu ALIAS /LIAM, who bad given the use of his theatre in the committee, occupied the chair. He wee marroundel by mat of the leading actor* of the day, Wading Mr. Be.M& Weballar, of the Adaphi (charms of the emaielme), Mr. Panetta, Mr. Haley, Mr. Nina Les, Mr. Rehm, Mr. Barney William', Mr. Semi nays, Mr. Freak Matthews, Mr. Creswlck, Mr. Sims Beeves, Kr. Callenford, Mr. A. Wigea, Mr. Kialoah, Mr. T. P. Ceske, Mr. William Coitus, Mr. Berry Mime, Mr. E. Denby, Mr. Bwasteroogh, Mr. John Cooper, sad alms. BRAM the remsebere of the theatrical preinesa 1,110 aupporisof the ebrik, we observed on the stage many rimer), Mist* sail dram* celebrities, monad whom Vile Mr. Charles INetses, Mr. Charles Reeds Mr. Wilkie Cabo, Mr. W. R. 8011, Mr. Pews Cunningham, Mr. Chrbsa Soinfielik R.A., Mr. Augustus Reg, M.P., Mr. David Roberts, R.A., Mr. T. Crawl* R.A., Mr. R.A., and Mr. Thomas (Wars. Tbe y of the theatre wee 911.4 with • highly respcziable sollibuy. The drum circle sad upper Use c 4 home win sospiai by ladies. lb. Reaa's appeereaue ea the Age wee the signal fat rieveral remade or applause, and wb• he seemed the chair the chagrin wee mewed, sad is. obese more wee it;was whoa he rasa is ►ie character of chairman. The CHAIRMAN said the object of the scale( wee lo awakes public atteaties to • reamer of greet intend to the theatrkel proiession sad to armee sympathy as behalf of those who a/ministered to our maw meat, but whose declining days were overshadowed with fedigesee. A beasvoleat gentlemen, Mr. Henry Dodd, of Darkahire, had (seated Ere sacs of land in that county for the purposes of the proposed asylum. (Cheers.) Not contested with that moat liberal g.ft, Mr. Dodd had promised to subscribe one hundred guineas towards the betiding feed. (Cheers.) It might be truly said that in the use of this gentleman wealth had de- Dreaded upon one who knew well how to use It, who, while sajoying sill macs Ithaself, wee keenly alive to the wants of the indigent sad over reedy to meat In providiag • refuge for the aged sad the der Mute. (Cherry.) The theatrical probed= would be highly culpable if they neglected to carry ant the meelisai belealloas of this beseveleat gmalemaa, sad be had ate deal( that the monounent thee spiritedly been, would be serried oat to • successful ague. (Chose.,) Mr. Ct t Lecroan, the honorary secretery, then read Ile report of the pros Steal committee, which stetted that lbe immediate object was to procure sufliclent folds to meet twenty beildnige, lea for actors, sad tea fee sekeeres. The next wpm, will be to provide sensitise foe the osenpeala At • subsequent period it say be hoped to add ea educatimeid &alga far the clilldren of mentors of the dramatic polemics; but at pre sent the committee Enke to give their whole at truant to the single purpose of providing dwell ings, sot doubting that everything else vita& may be required, will be provided for. They mow recoulassed : That the ameptsar3 by the committee of the five amyl of land tram the praetor be outdraw Iby this m: Atari. That four amt.,' be appointed to receive a conveys's.). That the Mlle oldie lastitatioa be " The Dranastio College." That beakers be appotete 1. That • subset :ption for rut, leg lute Whet the objects contsrapkted be now commearld,and that pea- GOMM be appointed toect se stewards, in makhisr That the prarredings of the provisionsl committee be sp• proved, and that the said coromitt e, with power to add le Its number, be ooetieued Is °ace till the seat mewl general ametieg. That where, in the opinion of the com mittee, entii.ient funds have been obtatoed, plane and estimates for the proposed buildings be procurc 1. That at • medal petrel meeting the provisional cuiernitt!e do present • report of their opinion as to the regulations me omeary for the future maaagement of the college. The com mittee have reason to believe that the tret two dwelling, w^l be erected by the Covent Garden and Drier Line TheaLkel Funds. 1 The CH MIYAN then, In forcible term., urged the icier of the new institution up= the seppert of the public at large. In cosalusion, he dated that Mr. Blackstone, the maw, a the Themeisel Feed, had given in his adhesion to this noble wovewont, thus piecing three hones+ at ones at the serviced the poor player, a= be (the chairman) should gladly accept the obli gati= to provide • fourth. (Cheers.) Mr. CH RUM DICR INA (who was receirA with rest applause), moved " That the report of the provisional com mitts, be adopted, and that this mretieg joyfully =elite sad gratefully acknowledges the gift of live acres of land re ferred to in the =id report." Mr. Dickens, ail .r remaritiag that the meeting had had • great treat In the eloquently omorived and artimically delivered speech of the chairman, hamourousiy reminded them that the stage would, in • brief period, be metamorphosed into the " thwel of Vales," and the attributes of mercy and justice, weld be expended a eccond time, by • youthfai lawyer.—(The play at the Primer's this evening is the Merchant of rlttilV Xt. CREIWICI (tie tragedian) seconded the resolution, viddi, as Win all that followed, was ananicaously adopted. Mr. T. P. Cowen proposeJ " That Chas. Esau, Esq., Benjamin Webster, Esq., Chas. Dickens, Eq., sad W. X. Thnekeser, Esq., be elected true's of the said college." Mr. J. P. ZT seconded the resolution. . tILL Mr. B. Wrairea proposed " That llmbeeri pt:on be en tered Ingo for the purposes of earryag oat the gift of the dean aad the bstistiate of the proveional °amide*, sad Ibrdardiag the boeveisse object for which we an weewbastL" Mr. R. Hasa. assalsd the resolutioa. The fourth r reohadts, That Maws. Carr sod Co. be the beakers at dr West-sad, art Yaws, Dab" CaiLle sad Co. is the City," was peeped by Str Coo. Awns; Dirt., ear encoded by IS:. Y. MAITUSWII. Tb yeecordrp dad via s rots el drake to dr tear- Err, propeard by Sir W. Ds DAMN Dart. , sad, serekd by Mr. DIL4D; • eillssika We -I' bakestb audisass seporteci. THE CITY CIUMBERLAINBII7P. (THIS DAT.) ...- RETIREMENT OP ALDERMAN COPELAND. This morning a meeting of the supporters of Mr. Alterman Copeisedi wee ►dd at the tandem Tame to but as dames treat that riathema as a madidate k, the otboe of Cbamberle•a. eh J. Dr as weenptal the &Mr sod labodwal Mr. elderwaa CC;PILAND LI the imestieg. The earthy alderman said it would be eaareeweety far his to take up to alma the nestirar le 'appear, sztest, es be bad to easoewe OM be wee se Wager • esadidete Ix the caw al thaw- I Weis. (Hew. Mar.) Whoa lat first coassaled to beeethe • caadidata he belayed the Wary ali tbe elks woad be 2,6001. • year, bat the alai bed elms beta reduced to 1,5001., mad be lad awe eithfibllp Hat the aloe with that NM weuM as. be war& • eseepteace. (Hew, hear. ) Them wee Wee weether seethe* be had bees told that bedew lathrin epee • waled be west pat dews the sleeve et weir le the stilt et 2,00 W. (Hew, haw.) Ha use wit papered le de ea. (User, hew.) He bed lea • member at perlimesal witheal baying bribed way as—he bed reprerated that ward (Bishop/pale) without ewer Irwin bribed, and wee mutely sat prepared to calemease brilswy sew. (Hew, kw.) had besides the Meade. at the salary le 1,5001., be wee told that another aloe was to be etisehad to that at thaanberlain. He 414 on know what sass la the City of Lookn coati be SO &Masked, bat at WI onnele it was as additional reason for his &Ostia( that he woo SD have a enadittate for the Ake. (How.) AI 'room, It had Wag bean Ur custom upon as Warrant being stetted c►ambfYin, to range his gown. He did sot know whether there we ems Wel •aoeaiq don Loin so ; but at all events It bed boss easlo• tee le de ea, sad be did sot fret at all leslised to pat ea esd to kit monks with s weed which bed elm* exiled be sere Asa to appeeselerWpe. (Hear, bar.) Tee these teassn, thaakkg the Ware hint fir dui etteediame, It was hie duty to state that he was not now a tondidato kw the ogee. (Haar, beer.) • - , Mr. 7IN car 'squired by what body the ooloolios of tho silAry had been merle. Aldenra COPILAXD MM It had bon rommosolloi by the mmOflairs sad Chita' Commalsoso of sae Coon et Oomoos Coa — Kr. filit.TY dada that the Cacti deismies Osuirill bsd the right to taloa, the .glary. It , ea btrligemat spcs M RTB. rens charged nadir Between one and ter., and ere. raked I o,,neetted, end IJeuttall street, and ,ut I felt a prk at .eparated it trots ut to the polies. Lead eomething rh.rge to ut dicer. ruetady, Ido mot o do with the rob ! called oat to the I hem !teemed by eaviag die flosses &glottis. Vining Ir. to go away ue to Vl** know say- all •bout it. I plead t 51.14011.10 yours•U. 4ed aks4 at • little 'Writ Oa trh awl ins canaille" altos acho, wan r Hol N loway pd. Irk at du dodos s of Ids industry. WI, 1111611110, WY arter, M. Thomas k yam It rico ga=i • obeek balms mode eke meld h••• lamest bevies pe e ••••edy, bet the bevertr, d one at bet (ma hull Yoe was • ekkekele telleadat cosismait of • 4 fat as. ady had eimi INA esslai • daire bo tales, of to ',Maw Os tr court, the ma le opens* wpm ea els. hi would ad be s smog fist • a ...meg arta Lb. lisickey stair d slut vas so, sail K [NT RAGGED WAS liven ►y Lard arl of ♦berdeen. 000 children be evenetch, Bieck wands, from their th a nesneresui end is eadeential red arrived under this MVO toesebera of 1 timely appest at. Shortly after with a bountiful mla the operation f , rmances of the t.eeedeel to enjoy tith donkey ridtng rty were yrovid,d ere my tastefully seausisoeuts ter . - hildren, previous istaksable moaner cat afforded !Lein. were adraitte.l ' U. to be apiAled Sunday morn orate of South t3 the late dime stay at Clalhazu, rt.* or the Rev. alb bad resulted ad mho bas left a and th• rev. gen rortdpecuaary LL oat- n the morning, • tat upon er,,ssing bim, had given of the afternoon bed for wns that to send the poor Is rec-md appeal make up no ler ley be placed fa ge Wells, moons the latter under , w:dow.—Sout4 Lut 'Titoism Mr. Cap lfe, mndla, tbs suasnly tbs speed post the I to St. Philip's is. At this then wiedmm . The m a = shed her snidest woo tramodistely smitlemsn. who , : - Geor r jr hind leg fli t. wen mode to _ aad hold of w rornd by the found that he of. vent iAjoriem. Owing-crew but is Le • very nil POT peened over tlet Indtty aftentoca Not did sot lAA tho iightadag rolled sad rat se, sad the Ira .ort of lb. oar. mar Stoke r, ea! • large ••• suatalard .trl to • 110. left the chinch or the comer mots at IWO &rock sad set ham woke, e* loilttalog, sad n, were Muck .os, swifts ter hems is pos-Tilt a ks.wheeletteL o hick soma ..f them weft t the Hair/ aelifsfas. renhat N-1111111111. rte of oho Mo. II•f• Irres7= . —Os Moir In* hayed& "cline of the Whits end Off gesontally vs with law t woo not in nallorlar WI. • we samba% I Mlishos. Is • bows d wt. boo sage tk= awed isir pollee me ler= Tartar V. b. asheirsis lb. Judea o a• they *sir 1111101, ,cbAs wt. to 'sot Dow be 1 eral, et pilaw- Tbe As cam. ale i bee &MAW% the! 'U be THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVEN G, JULY 21, 1858. the tights of the livery to do so, and he hoped that Mr. Alderman Copeland would stand ; In which event he would himself propose at the common hall that the mlary of the office should continua at 2,6001. a year. (Cheers.) Mr. Jonas (Strand) oleo called upon Mr. Aldermen Copeland to steed, ea the only other candidate in the Add was a gentleman who had been a clerk In the chamborielts's office, but who, it many respects, was not third to en oak* which sometimes became of a eragierwial character. (Hear.) Mr. Alderman CO/PREMED begged to add smother oboe venom. Re bad bee gives to anderetand that if he UMW chestiest& he would be expected to resign bia seat In per liameet. ("No, no.") He was not prepared to do that —(beer, bear)--eml, In fact, would not de No. (Hear, hear.) Mr. 'melt suggested that a texemon hall might be held on Thanday or Friday, to settle the question of salary before the elmitlem ea Saturday. Mr. Aldermen CARTER thongbt MO good would Wile from web a awn% ea although the election of the odiro rested with the leery, the right of &lag the salary rested with the Oemmos Mr. A7ll7)o — fts argued that the palmy ought not to be mimed, and exprested his opinion that the Court of Cam= Council would not tasks a reduction, if the com a= boll expressed on opine= to that alert. With mud to Allmon Carahri, ha bspad be would allow hl. to be pat to amiastios, sad that the meeting would peas a ressiodth talus upon him is do so, which he (Mr. Moore) °Potholed by lapwing. This modem having bets Noriatied by Mr. Jones tram car ried astbasisotically. Aldsommt COPELAND, however, perslinad in bit resolu tics, as at ewer announced ; at the same time Mound hit hops that some other darn= would come fot ward. SHABB LIS7&-1H1.9 DAY. Two VOLooi. Tee railway market to-day is rather flatter, chiefly u regards the heavier stocks, which exhibit in most cues areductionot to per cent. Business is limited. London and North-Western stock is quoted 91k to 1; Midland, 921 to 93 ; Great Western, 491 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91k to ; London and South-Western, 47 to 3 per share; Great Northern, 261 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 121 to;. Grand Trunk of Canada shares are more offered. Pm nambaco are marked } dim. Ws Weer le I ea. :4P.41.1 Rol Anglian. ,a.% a. aTr.c. milin g: Nan p. Own AL tor . 2 1. 111 agg ft = .. cri jeF M. M 44 par Ong a.* An retain a.m nial lt r o-k PI: 41. it . I an t. mar. AU:: 4 We; %Mt% A .1 hi : I WI 1. II .i t i i 1 s s s 90 91 SI 93 SI 114 11 1 1; 4 17 11 19 9 91 18 141 191 14s 9SISIIi akii• Was BZITISII ft IN. I 1...... Ye loaf se I r te .. 4= ing 14. %UM I Neat El Ito emeil. Ds. INN Buil% limat..l Geisha =bY DIAL T% Milo Do. Jew 1440111111• re tif." a V 42Zr ri.. - ragri tt I`.l D..., Int-At iiik*:::::: I P --g • • -- E - TeL ICI46-7-14" ei= Dees. les. rim& paLdle, 01.t Irt flalliCiViii.W. Vier, Oarree. Warw. Mew alkir4l3. lie. mit' CIL 0. de. de 13, Miler per*. adr..psy. l itral will. 41 Pr art . D.. 4 er rut ..k_WIALOost EN 4 : II poi NEIL l e : ;2 1 Ifft:o II I u a al SI SS II I f I 1 PM - l Pi z 10 1 int 1 1 1 A: fii ITI 371/ 1111 73 71 I 3Ms Idlsprirs• 101111 ai at. it • I M« I 111 1 RAM :1 7 100 1 730 1111 14 If Meal I 1211 I it par — i pi II • I oi of i db. dm LT Mf F 1147 UN Mt IA 70 090 HA 1061 107 100 RV MITI= MIS& In 1 la PP =M =d - x Le R :m f p.... : la ale xis ale :la ir Ili Lits N Ir, NUN MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxw. The fonds at one period of the morning were slightly weaker, a reduction of 1 per cent, being quoted, bat a recovery to the closing quotations of yesterday has since taken place. The government broker his taken a small parcel of New Three per Cent, stock. Business is limited in all depart ments of the Stock Exchange, and, upon the whole, lees disposition to purchase is shown. Consols for the 6th of August, after receding to 951 to 1, are now quoted 95f to f. For money the present quotation is 95f, "sellers." Bank Stock has also been dealt in at 223 to 225; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 981, 96, and 931; the New Three .per Cents., at 98/ and 98; Exchequer Bills, June, at 23e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turku& Six per Cents. are steady at 95 to 1. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has ins proved to 3 di,. to 1 prem. Spanish Bonds continue in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lBsB, 98; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 80; ditto Deferred Bonds, 14f ; Chilian Six per Cents., 108; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461, 451; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Spanish Three per Cents., 43i; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (July 30), 96f. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents@ opened at 68.40 for the account, showing a fresh rise of Sc. compared with the latest quotation of yester day. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 40,0001. Only about 30,0001. out of the sup plies awaiting sale is known to have been taken for the Continent. At the Bank yesterday there was no increase in the demand for money. In the open market a fair amount of business was done, the rates remaining as before, viz., 21 to 2! per cent. for choice bills. In the Coma market the rate for loans from day to day is still only per cent., but we hear of 2 per cent. being paid for loans until the August settle ment. Considerable interest was excited yesterday even ing by the publication in the Express of the Report of the Select Committee on the Bank Acts, although the committee confine themselves to recommending that the monetary system of the country shall remain is statu quo, at least for the present. On 'Change yesterday the rates for bills on Paris, Belgium, and Austria were quoted rather more favourably for this country. In other cases little alteration took place. The current quotations are shown below. Amsterdam, three months, 11.171 to 1; ditto, short, ILI4I to 164 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.174 ,o ; Antwerp, three months, 26.94 to 71 ; Hamburg, marlin halm, three months, 13.61 to ; Paris, three days right, 26.6 to 121; ditto, three meths, at% to 74; Prarkfort-on-the-Maine, three month', 118 to 1 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 361 to 1; Vienna, Mt 80., three months, 10.2.8 to 8 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.27 to 9 ; Madrid, three months, 49 to 1 ; Cadis, three months, 491 to ; three mon th s, 29.70 to 21 ; Genoa, three oroo th s, l ar to ' 21 ; Naples, three months, 41 to 1; Palermo, three months, 1241 to 1 ; Marina, three months, 1241 to i ; Lisboa, 90 days, 611 to 62; Oporto, 90 daya, 621 to 1. The ships Blervie Castle, Ferozepore, and Velocity, hive arrived from China with 2,171,3001b'. of tea. The dividend declared at the half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Dock Company, held yesterday was at the rate of 24 per cent. for the half-year, and the directors' report was adopted. The resolution finally agreed to, after a prolonged discussion, at the meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company, held yesterday, was as fol lows, viz. That Mr. Datw, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Morgan, and Mr. Alderman Rase, be added to the committee of co-operation to assist the directors in devising some plan for re-organising the oompany, or for framing a new company, to whom the ship may be sold. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company is called for the 30th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the con version of the shares into stock. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Blackwell Railway Company is called for the 10th Acquit The half-yearly meeting of the Mid-Sussex Rail way Company is called for the 6th August. The half yearly dividend is advertised on Camden and Amboy Railway Bonds. With reference to the suggestion that the portal service to Auvtralia may be performed fortnightly, rid Suez and Panama, alternately, a correspondent =prams himself as follows : It le a matter of necessity that before her Majesty's govern meat subsidize the western route, some security for the tran sit across from Aspinwall to Panetta should be =hall guaranteed between England and other nation, in te At present the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company he; srranged to convey the mails monthly between Southampton and Sydney by way of Suez for six months, until other con tracts are made— all penalties for unavoidable delays being abolished, and the company properly remunerated for its mar vices, It is to be hoped that in any Anal contract a proper liberality will be displayed on the part of the government, and as it has been proved that the highest rate of speed m oot be maintained on long voyager without gnomons epc. ft will be sufficient to secure regularity mad a node. rate degree of expedition. Engineers and theorists may speculate on ever-increasing rates of speed, bat capitalists sill not come forward unless they ire properly remusersted se shareholders in steam packet companies. T CIIBDAT 5•1111 N.• Business in the Stock Exchange to-day was lees active than yesterday. Many of the speculators con tinue to hold aloof, owing to an ides that at the present period of the year, when everybody is be ginning to be anxious to escape from town, a nul -1 tained upward movement can warmly be looked for. Meanwhile, however, the public continuo to make moderate investments in good securities, and the general tendency of the various markets is favour able. The funds closed to-day at an advance of per cent., assisted by a speculative pusher of 100,0001. stock ; and in the market for English rail way stocks improved prior were in many cases established. Console, which closed yesterday at 951, " buyers," for the sth August, opened this morning at 951 to 1, and closed at 951 to t. For money the last pries was 951 to I. The government broker made his nand investment. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 931, 1, 1,1; ditto, for account (sth August), 9511 Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 981; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 951 961; Thirty Tears Annui ties, expiring in January, 1860, 11 ; ditto, April, 1883, 18/ ; Bank Stock, 224 ; India Four per Cont. Debentures, 991, 99; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 100 t. A farther improvement of Is. took plate in Exche quer Bills, the March bills being quoted 35e. to 38a. prem., and the June 235. to 261. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 15s. to 19s. prem. The foreign stook market continues firm. Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 95/ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 1041 to 1051. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan was last quoted to / dia. Dutch Stock and Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were in demand. Venezuelan Stook is also strong, the supply hi the market being appa rently scanty. The demand for Bank shares continues. Oriental l Bank rose to-day 11., and Union Bank of London I 10s. London an d Westminster Bank and London' Joint Stock Bank were also inquired for. Victoria Dock stock advanced 1 per cent. Electric Telegraph stock was also inquired for, but Canada Land shares showed heaviness. London General Omnibus shares are still offered, and have receded to 21 to 21. Crystal Palace shares were likewise flat. Theoharis of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were officially marked par ; East and - West Win Dock stock, 122 ex div.; and London Dock, 104 I ex div. MINES.-TlllB DAY. Two daoci. The business in the mining market is still very limited. In the Stock Exchange Par Consol shares have been dealt in at 17. Shares in Clijah and Wentworth, Devon Great Consols, Cam Brea, Wheal Harriet, and Great Wheal Alfred, have been dealt in at about former prices. In foreign mines the only transaction officially marked ism Cobra Copper shares, which have been dealt in at 41}, being rather more inquired for. Other foreign descriptions ere very quiet. An extraordinary general meeting of the Speesart and Vogelsberg Mining Company, Limited, is called for the 28th instant, to alter the regulations of the oomPahl. The Emoted Mel= Coomsar diroltedf sold yesterday 30 loos of diver Iced ore, at 121. lis 6d. per ton. At Pandeon COOsoill 111 teem north the lade Is large. worth 61 pet fathom. lo the 70 north th e lode la pradadng I loosed ore per fathom, worth 91. per tom The mope =Mod es BS ore producing li ton Pe fathom, worth 71. 10s. par ton. The ot=ntn the ninth end of 70 wine the Ede la worth 3 tool of ore to the Whom, worth 404 per fathom. The dopes In toe mouth end of the some nose le turning out Won per fathom, worth 91. per fathom The dope =bind me 70, 1 ton per fathom. Tgeo, gausmoor,Haotalo demos !Laborde reports 119tb July) i— , At the (10 set the lode has a army women( apnarson, produces 101310 toed dons of ore on the mouth part of the lode. At the 40 me ins Live been driving by the side of the lode, which looks well on the wan wall, water still dropping forth In the end; the lode will he tads emu and reported= neat wet. Al Wee Hawkrooor in nom to grin oet the were of the lode on ?borne lama the b -oeh In al . _altpd ladies one, poducin tome saving work for copes, of good Prom great WOW Alfred (July ID the is nee :—" 'MVOs ha Hoperehowie =aft Coking below the 190 L 4 feet Wen, Wen Or no whom kogth at feet) Itan per fathom. The hods In r b isan,Le the above eat is from 5 to 6 feet wide, worth MM. per lo this level not is gendy Improved; it le now frame lo 4 hid *de. worth 351 per fathom. rho lode to the 110 wee le work for eopper. The north part of the lode la lb. bott lin g:el:4 Ina tribute ph= working at 6, in the pound. L confidefe3lll sod Is now worth full 50f. pm inborn ; It has been Open ea egi bt, SI fathoms in booth and o fathoms In height. We ban • mom= a few fathoms emit to cot the emer part of lodes. we lad tin 'dabble cone of ore to attend =kit will odd to the vane of the =rm. 110 change In the 170 wee Ms In M aud= steam of yellow ore. • The Avenel= Minos Company are In nein of e1 ... . , Les gnu Oak ann. Mr. Power, as fobion .-- OW 11.. April lik .... Liter we have hen getting on ver 7 deadlly, having eoak Ye teMee shoat 4 Whom, the abaft being now about 23 raises' Yep, grow= matinee the ammo and we have, es Wore. szlop et aisu, with yellow on, and cossiderable qamatites of manna As lier rah be jowled from the pulite of th. x . et Le.. our are Feat Tory good.* And agtio, under daisies, 0, INlo—The dotting of the thrift in i.rogreodog Memonte. Mil Plena W terentornst dont for the lad Ise Whore. •I=tiesswems thaft Is damn about 16 fathoms sod assured Is 10u the ground we have mull small airiulls ril War. wmaillioreT abigi a Me. la the counc of a moon ce de limb I lopes reeekthe fathom level, where in shall cot • dad; bet whether nettles to den =eat that depth, to cut the brooch sunk on by thit .11l much di pond upon the quantity of water we theitt b el e n .11l contend with. lam rather lochoed to think It led to thopeforable plan to IM down the VA) tabor. sad cut the main lode flat. Prom Greet douth Tolvtoi illth loot.) Ito agent write.:—" I have much pleasure to Inforrobol y, u that, our prospects continue to look well. The bide In the mo merit of Lyles Matt is 3 feet wide, prod 'big 5 tom of copper ore par fathom. The lode la the wine inking bolow the 70 le Se feet wide, producing 6 tons of ore per fathom. In Lyle . , shaft =nine bolo. the 80 the lode Is 3 feet wide—a very moment Inn. We have driven throogh a good lode in the 70 for about 30 reboil:in to leng AWheel Azar there Is an Improvornent In the 60 east of Windstoa a. rt. The :ode ts now 2t feet wide. producing 6 ton• of ore per fathom TVISDAT WVIORNO. Only a moderate amount of business was done to day in the mining market, and prices in most cases were nominally unaltered. The inquiries were chiefly for shares in Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Harriet, Wheal Edward, Pendeen Consols, East Basset, and Bt. Day United. There were also some transactions in Wheal Wrey, Carnyorth, Tolvadden, East Wheal Russell, and Calvadmack. The heavier mining stocks remain neglected. Wheal Grenville shares showed flatness. As regards foreign descriptions the only feature was a demand for Mariquita shares, which have advanced. Itl' SI ttlaii.—: 111 ii Ifs. 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Aaa.O.II 1,11 111 Iti: k or«. ,r.a.::l: In F4 l' :11"AAtit14.,..._ 112. at Id- .NO Ina alas par. 4pw 'we - - 10 - --Lealtll_lla. - 11 -- 1,14 Da O per am& WI Table* 4 p.eLgaa lll 11 U 1 01..018.1110.0e2am al a/ fp.e II Ai f %.,01/161 ...... 11 17 g g v • AN W OA- 40 16 i eretiiii boom Orewas7•• • *ll_,, 4 4 91.410 1 101•11111 LAILWAIL 10.000 ID M.:...*.*: Z i'l IP ad NATO 11 ..... -....... al 11 11 10.410 6 ..... ..... 11 11 1 110 IL 1 pal lanwzra I Calm prism 1 Mc 10 an Ammo sad asisatra. 64 al Ma 1 se .............. i P ....... : esl Azdseza .iiiw I-41. Ire a .-.1:4;:a A 7 7 6se &Wes AmomPlaa 4 .r. . Pea ..... ..... 1 1 1 1 2 " °mil: 1% Is a Osta .... LO 1/a/ 4YU fl=ltadolo al 1 in in in 41 1 Ald $ al 911 111 111 b. T 141110111/AlllOl3ll. Mse tams_ .. ... 4 i all OeNUIL fl 9 no. I BIM i Osarsam I Pd. CIL slam 1 tsidra. dm 10.04 INN *wawa Nbcl, al 34 14 on = id:: -•- so s zd :0 taustanlukTra Fai " =l"a 1, el leer ae4 41eases.. . IN en al We.' gi___ PI F-.:=-....„;x144: r. .11. .. nozoad .I'..' IMMlie. gl 1 11 ..... 4 Ilerliellatarereetra all 4,1 41 Delleer.lmailLas. 1 -.- - - • le main* TeL A A i - 1 . C awaio.arstlilla 01l 11 g 11. 99 DP 0 l4 md N Ilwergraet flame NI IN 116 110 ad e g De. Nem Omer - -pm 161. ,ir areaiiiiiiiii a, N Ilemalsa Trak Pod. - 11 el • N .T 4 pet*. U SI ; 6 Oelmass . .. 1 I . Palm -. 01l ii 11 11 al 11t, 'mi. ;a iliaiii. IN al so• . mama,- g !I u - - 0. I ear.l‘l.llos a i Pallsoreasso 0 51 19 9 .Oa wed Is NINON NAM a. swift • ":: w la gle I ... d r... _ _ .!,. 1 ...%,„ .11=1- 3. : 7.. i 2 I:, 1..,=14.1,.......... I 3 1"."71&... - 4 . *I NI Woks 1 el es 00 4 Las.eat. li. mil H. 11 a 10,00 a i 14•11serwreaa IL el all - - B. : rato,Tel.l‘en. se 15 I 2 " -Va:: " is to _ we. to Bet op* . • gaii• to w Pa= OA 1 i 1 eld :al Werra 61. W. etirtare eft 1 Dews.: as 7 9 Wafters at Ludes. - U el WielearliL.- .. .. no carmacii.iiiiii N Ii N owe I mr. OW Vora 01l I I Jon a. 11201711 WHIM se mil On. s 1.. 41, -V. ea las 1 tam. I 101. I CIL Om I INlaa, • i Tet111411: i' 1 h Leo ad Vow It ==.ar.....lare 3 = il- -1 g01i.M.....:1,:- 1 _ 2 16;14 alai N. Aasielm al -. dm ANOO4 WIZ6 MG 111 1 11 es .. 1: a5t...7......7 .: ll al el sl. a AaCia.r: se FI 171 11 11 I. • I INlNded NI - - N We. AIM an 131 US 11 =ll.4.___-• 41 : .. ife Amami asinwir a NO lea. Nome Mashed 0 dm -. a Ds. ; :106nEbt sai_ -.: 3 41 61 ad ad a b ad ONewas NO 17 lad 34 eassial 11=i..6.,66.... l7, 10.000 lel Prastwal e U iz V IS De. Ilso - - II essa Andrei se az De. ass loe:.. RAcralraa .- MI iliii "Is "I lapil WWI 116.001 SNOW AlltraWir;' I C A =Pair tod a N ) /I.64'arall° rt."Me zaiT'l el I I POO Thr Lama. W _ .. - . * ..• lAIX/ NO 11:641amat lawL. Ili 9/9 A 61:11:li.dblvi:ND:717.-.9 1 lr., ailadiwtiaxdu :at OSO 91 am TRAFFIC RETURNS. pro. Per Ward TOY. Too z A A A and Plank el Comb 141 3,551 CM 7.P13 11.03 Scaleetse=trti.l at.. 15 ... -• 1.011 'Xi wan ahem Isly IT. et Ailia6.- 60 -. sa ad ammo tall NNW Warners ~. - dm TO4 ISO I I'D,. 116/ ..,- .... le -, -ad ...k......144,44. p7p-mi-• 2 444 fle :a ad reldre=leell.... ..... _ ,ut 4,. .1,.; im c w." 5 ii iei Deibm mei oviii biiir= 11 'Tao a Yu sot IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tate DAT. The dra* s. took the cher et 12 o'clock. _ NEW MEMBER. Sir S. NORTHCOYinoOir tea ^" alas end him peat for Stamford, I. the room of the present Lord Justice Clerk of Soot's:id. MILITARY ORGANISATION. Colonel VIVIAN gave sotto, that he should, early in the •eat session of parliament, move for a select commtttce to Inquire into the effect of the elterations le our militsty organisation In 1855. (Hue, beer.) CORRUPT PRACTICES BILL. Yr. ROEBUCK gave polies that on the bringing up of the committee on the Corrupt Practices Bill, be should move r ma smendment to the clause allowing candidates to pay the expire of conveying voters to and torn the poll, that the express of such conveyance should be paid in counties out of the county rate. (Hear, best.) TEE NATIONAL GALLERY. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE celled the attention of the Chancel lor of the Exchequer to the cirmunstaacte of the National Gallery being closed on Saturday; which prevented may thousands of mama who were released from business dent one o'clock on that day (owing to the basalt:Jai change that was now taking piece) from visiting it, end asked if mniege tomb could be made for its being opened on BMordays from 1 o'clock to 6 or 7 o'clock in the evening. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER con- Mend it was desirable the Nations/ Gallery should be opened as illatizday, to mast in promoting the beneficial change the& was taking place In our national mammon Saturdays. (Hoer, hear.) lie would g:ve the suLject his attention, sad an if the rwommendation of the hon. member oonld be cm-- dad eat. (Hear hear.) PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS. Vbcotutt GODERICH brought under the notice of the house the publication of a pamphlet b Sir De Lacy Evans, reflecting on his (Viscount °Wench's) cooduct and the other members of the select committee which sat In reference to the forwarding of reinforcements to India last year, sad an to the boot mode of sending them out in future. At the close of the noble lord's address., Sir Ds L. EVANS made an ex lanation with which his lordship a:prowl himself The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER inci dentally remarked that the refloat member fur Westminster had and with irregularity in the natter. The setbjtet then dropped [Lid didaip] LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. (THIS DAY.) This aftmioon a special general meeting of the pp ole:atom of the above bank was held at the Bask house, he Lothbury, for the purpose of rec e iving • half-yearly repo rt from the directors and to deck re • dividend; Alderman eALOXONS vas is the chair. 21teiiioWiagWas the report which was adopted " The director. have the pleasure to report Wet--alter making provision for all bad and doubtful debts, paying the income tax, and setting apart 2,0001. towards the new build ings in Lothbuty, Bloomsbury, Southwark, and Temple Bar, the net profits of the bank for the last hell-year amount to 93,8821.66.74. Thesomof 2,5781. Ile. 6d. remaining from the mitts tithe preceding half-year has been added to the surplus had, sad alto the interest at the rate of 6 per cent., making that fond amount at present to 166,2041.9.. Bd. The direc tors now declare a dividend to the shareholder. at the rate of 6 per amt. per annum, and a bonus of 3 per cent. on the paid op capital. After these payments are made, there will remain the sum of 9.8621. 18e. Id, to be carried to the credit of profit and lose account for the current half-year." The dividend and bonne (without deduction of income tax) will be in coursed payment on Monday, the 26th inst. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT 11.11C111.1 C NOTTLXGRAM MEETING.-(THIS DAT.) CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Ome mils and half. Pretty Boy, Primes Rona, Thornhill, Trauma, mid Waterloo, are hers. BITNNEY PARK STAKES. Throtrquartara of a mile. Dettehmeas Doughtier, Oracchus, Lady Kingatm, Zitella, fby Teddingtoa d by Gladiator, Lily, GIB, Halts, Solomon, Blackmail, Sha ft ° by Colaterdala, and South ampton by Daniel O'Rourke d by Hampton, are here. NURSERY PLATE. Straight half-mile. Onateteduer,Dsteemsn'eDangbter, Lady Kingston, Liley, luntakilhm, Leammlsr, The Bat, Solomon, Vigo. end Lottery, I n ham FOREST PLATE. Tlust•quarters of a mile. AVIA Atka, tizzy, Bradl.y, Abrca, and Solo man. an ban. Orzaa AiArvAlA—Rare Avis, Prediction, Lady Her sad Four-havad Shamrock. Nowmalutor.—Yarlmaire Grey, Admiralty, sad Harry Bluff, are expected to ham kr Ilkolard. SOTNT STOCK CourAirtin.--This morning wall issued a return, obtained by Mr. Akroyd, of all companies registered under the John Stock Companies Act (1856), with limited liability, up to Ma 31st of March last, with the date of ngistration, the amount of capital, and the objects for whleh each company is established. The number of new eompanies reglabred up to last Muth was, ►a England, 624; Ireland, 29; and Scotland, 29; of old companies, listgltad, 101; Irdaad, 20; sad Boatload, 3. itI2II•RNTATION or NORTH CH11811111.—:It is wideness& that Mr. Tattos Egerton, wbo represents essedilssinay is the assweative interees, will wake piddle hr hientiss be retire, co wooed of 11l health, at • if supgisners te he held at Ewan/ore Priday7= dot W sea, Mr. Wilbraham Egerton, will at the same time he beseglit brewed by the party as Asir eamlidate for the may. PHARNACIUTICAL SOCILTT or ORRAT BRITAIN. —Names of osailidatos who pawed the Map' , Ezeteissilw (July 20) se rhansamutioal Clisedsts —John Ashton, Beira , Theses Harper Twin* Diderkh , George Mee, W 0416011: Jabs Joesth avid ttakskies, Sunderland ; Chubs Jar lkord, Iradma ; Tuber, Huslirpcs-ligioss; Ji Tenaberrow, Ladle ; Wane, Salyer. ARCH COLOGICAL INSMOTI OP OM! BRITAIN AND IaRLA Nu.—Tb• arasal radar at dr Inentate of 011ai &Ilia sad bid ammaresd An t ia ga l friday, =dr As padiasy d Os Lad Talbot els !A IL, M.LLA., rd re acrd mid Tardy ord. la maim la be ad of dr aira ausaidal realbda yet hid by dr bald sr amprde Ids berme ad adds d bra E ad ar Abdo it blurt di ad kbearberd brim rarsaisaly di la rdralasbal res brl aserrilba. 141.1111• Mayor, Dr. Wlllwaira liksaar, b drimor. carpi= both the =Mb= (Mr. W. The mil Mr A. 11. llbsa, Eat .) sad a lazy amber it ibro mar lallaradd Mbar and their eragerniats ars orb as can smaly 11111Mpielle satielsetion. ♦ ON OF THROLOOT.—Wo hear that the stock d brardpi asnrar hit by the late Bev. Z. Knape, of Itiehossag-tssrane, Alar @hest • les weight at paper.—Ermail tiew. BAIA Or LITERARY PROPUTT. INIMITtiny Kew% Ilseihrde cad Derwitt, at their suedes rem, Fleet awe" allepal le public milieu the 'affrights eel eieneetypo dads el that popular mien of works keel's se the " Par lour Mum" eossisting of = thehss wriw ithtings of malyright dials- charac tonet ek e e p eas . wo at 2,80 W. ; the stook tole lehew at the ease k. Sealters.end priming web, at la. ed. y ,ak al ; and h. yak. at 71d. Tel HOSPITAL OP Tilt COLDSTREAM GUARDS, ,UIVIMIT•II4I7A WitTNlTlMll.—Tttls establishment for ,kirdNs d liaa Ce3Yaas Gum& is about to be considerably Vrarbswe eijetalna It Irving been taw down. The Ibr II very favourable, es there Is ess=at Gm roam in towel, the other two aad LT LBAMID ILT FIXED I=TA Adam. & Wasisks. Ouraid le Leedom& N. oo= Beddodlemolao ids MW Zoo* Waimea Pe Jere= Vag, Trime. "l".°l ll kgi vri a owl Dearicemi H ay ret aaa Jlei: Mall /1.) fook a libeavia ao _ ,10110. La, & enema t i re ehei;ii.., importr al ear. 4 ow am. ut if&S:iiiiiiii,;li a il i . w . ii.. Li i i r t ui = mr o u'ra . i ; Nressom o rrirke esu. ite 4 N & 1 01. IW i re .. i, r a • orb.) :rte a "' itort omi Ihrekea a* Adooma alia=al la. • •••• • . 1 *** r_f•-• Wme:l4llm as. kji,ina 1 -it ataP '''a a 1 14 I 7011111011 01 olt — liiMr. 1 Myra E Aalarap i i. „dr.: pot: 10 all 11 % I= cr.... e 'D•. per aeaL luil. . at I .. 11: *De. : f = 6II A I A Lca ladt I ...... f 1 W 10 all all pa mitt el I. .s ea ir s ta 10 all " Cl i zir at_ 4 al/ Sara t I wawa -11 de 1N 1H 103 100 14 16 139 l'l 4 • 15 15 13 14 ri st N N 11 II WI N i i vs t 3 60 US 142 II SI 10 10! R- i!1 W i 1 9 9 - st I .. g 11! RI 11 a DI 11l 111 Ili RI 111 OIDUILDT SHARAI LWD 111110iL •. IN. I Mayan. le Ambra..Me gi a r , ... , .. l MI Bibb sod all lans..Wei• aliii IN =..l•ag o Oto. Juba IN all =a .. . . . toe amis. am iieiiiiii::: Nu act m O oll N ark 5........ W Ose W Dm •1• as Of. NMI 8 W 10. DI los. b pad so I -4/1 Mod., Polk a Abort Ja ali NAN a Jura= 100 NO 100 Immo Oaks. Obo • .. I am is 74 IM Mitat.Liapid•— L. 100 a IWhM tria W mod IN NN Om Rowers. wig lißl lob looDbmVollNdoii.. 14 tawssem asa oidir• IN Do. II D. liuNoiloPAT IN oNM Midi% t dew:: M Looks tad DININNN de Nib ..... ....,.- . 100 IN =l"Att..;.' l l'.` LoolosloNyil= NO 3 NotraNDOIN IN Marl. . IN Do. 11 Weirs ;..ia MI MIL Ot. Unload) 1 747td4=11•6. iii Ma . 'lt lee s=r, se Northers Omllos Doke- IN Watt rear - , . oi Nadi Do n% LA Nod)). all Do.• IN N. Zoorro—Dorodok . 1: O. N. II Plieo . . NO INN larks ... L =" " North It W 1 MIL no North OraarNlibe —N MI Wefts ..W IN Oahe& Wm.. 11elvor. [ wit. IN Illeepktrifiris - 77 - * au • Sh . Niai IN eau* Dens IN Nab INNein W. —. ***** • an laserake ir lillfialui ISdia.— an IllanNa aid=t : an Iltallor NO fan I* r.., anti ~,,,,, l : wii i it .=:: al Wag a W. arid lamaClerlal t. an Da.•fna. asdkv.un II al Us. 1 1 =1. ;WM 11 II 411 79 46 5 89 91 11 U 11 1U U 40 F - - Ti ii 5i 54 M /9 146 14 90 14 13 64 169 9; so vs 10 ) 9 79 11 129 131 192 MS II 494 SO 61 in 90 119 In Igo 4 111 01 WI 1 09 - 112, 4 1.11 I INN 111 i 110 i 911 64 I .16: * 16 91 1 7 2 I I die 46 47 719 in 116 16 11 lli 011 1 Pit MI S 01i $6l Me I I do as re 64 66 i t eldls es se 7 4 gib 149 di I 8 87 U 83 43 44 $ I Me U U 178 fil 79 80 $4 II 8 1• I U 1/4 $6 fr 6 - - - - i I . 111 ii i 14 141 107 0 VI U 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKM& MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Brueu.:.lll; market la study al yesterday's prices, which folly supported those of last week. Bawd lumps, 625. to 665. _ -- _ . COPFBIE has also sold at previous rates ; One ordinary to middliag Plantation Ceylon, sold at 61s. to 665. , superior, 765. to 765. ; native Ceylon quoted 475. to 48s. Ti.s.—This article remains neglected. Common Congon sold at pfd Rtes.—Rangoon sold 6s. 6d. to 7s, which scarosly sup potted the late advance. Et:lN.—Demerara proof sold at 2e. Ccrrrox.—About 2,000 bales reported sold. Beirrsraz remains steady, but the demand is limited. Coczuvisi..—tionduras silver sold at 3e. 4d. to 3s. 9d.; black, 4a. to 4a. 6d., which were previous rates. TALLOW MARRED.-THIS DAT. The market la steady at the orantmed prices —Town tallow, 413 e. Od. nett cas h; Petersburg T.C. on ths root. 48a. 6d. ; July and Aagtutt, 48a. Od. ; September, 48s. 3d., October to Dumber, 48.. 3d. to 484. Bd.; ditto, separately. 48a, M. BOROUGH HOP MAR/EXT.—THIS DAT. Mews. Pattanden sad Smith, hop &ekes, report that there is a steady retail trade at late prietc—Thaty, 21/0,0004 COAL MARBET.-THIS DAY. Wylans,ad.; Holywell. Ri l l, 16s. 6d. ; Walla Rad Gump, 165.; Was Russes Hatton, 15s. 6d.; Will. End Hatton, 175.; Walls End Rapier linage, 165.; Walla End Whitworth, 145.; Walls End Stewart's, 174.; Walls End South Hatton, 175.-30 ships at market. LOCAL LILLEE MAILKI2II. lavormasa. Jew 10.-The msztei ß =re t e nalter si m= &deg allbeat moat Mow la prim a i iii ...0.1.6m. pi iisder and Holyhmed, 1 -Ortera Ooss• do, 111 LIS 14e-Wala loaffleaWs, IN 1-Great Wawa. NI 1/9-9aa. eildre ea/ Tabbies. 911 Wes t ra rd North Wolin, 919 I - 7119909.999 Nona &Wtt. 111 1- rNdn nlleeleteat..t9{ ro gh t - 111 VrNaek. S KI M i- 9 TroakLede N ol Cloascia: it ' ll! reli-r6= (Mat elms et Ouleak 171 a Mosommaa. J ilia 11).-n• market Ine devoid ot NS: tokably steady thro. the day. Midland. 93 -De -IS - Ttoaks, 1111-16-Dlto Miami Deb...two, H.. 11. Am 116-o latelkevont end Velesea.ll 1-16-Leoda, 219-aeel9 414- Easekbonte. Ili-North Wrbints. Ti-al• Osumi. /4_, Lava.JOLT N.-VideefalLl•4 le.-Nerlit Welk" TN SELIOUB AFFRAY AT A TATZIN IN TIM HAY. daanwr.-Lsst evening, about as o'clock, a deggiltably attired young man, in an insensible der% was Weight hip Charter-cross Hospital, and made( from very some la juries, which plums his life in peat peril. It would that he was in the Waterloo Tavern in the Ha perishing of eons refreshment, wh en a difference erase between him and some permed them, which dead in a fight; he was tripped up and fall to the mead with great violence, fract uring his right thigh ; tad he had also sufficed ooncursion of the brain, rendering his wbsl ic e. of giving either his name or addres s. DADFUL AOCIDENTEI BY Fliffi—Yastarday morning a frightful accident occurred to a fine young woman named Georgians Collins, residing in the Yoricroad, Lam beth. The unfortunate sufferer was walking home, when she accidentally placed her foot on a fume match, and set her muslin dress alight. The flames mounted high fa the air. and was with difficulty extinguished. She was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where she remiss in a dangerous state. It is only a few days ego that a similar readmit occurred at the Crystal Palace. On Monday evening, at shoat . quirter to ten o 'clock, a hank was *leading at the bar at Vauxhall gardens, talking to a gentlemaa, when some cue standing near threw down a lighted piece of paper on themes& She stepped bask, and her dram (a light ease) caught 111 .0 1 completely enveloped her in dames. The bystendees tagSto her madames, and the dames were subdued. Mr. the ceiebrated olowerve his arlatiarat, end th e ISSO to Westminster He tel. BANKRUPTCY OP DEANE, YODLE, AND 130.-.- TORTANT TO CRISDITOR3.-An important question was raised at the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court yesterday, affect ing the creditors of Deans, You and Co. It was a inking for the declaring of a farther dividend upon the estate el George Deane and Frederick Tonle. Mt. Hull appealed on behalf of several creditors, and applied to put their clads on the Ile, stating that it would be In the reoollection of las Honour that at the last 'Wing far dividend roots on behalf of these creditors were submitted to the court and were refused, upon the ground that the dividend had already been paid upon them by the estate in Pernam buco, which was being wound up wader inspection. Against this deciska.aa appal had teat sods to the Lords Justices, who outdraw! the &Meet if the Court in Liver pool, and • further appeal to Ms Hem et wee still peading, and not likely to Waal mail th eclose of the Bent resioa. Tinder these cartaffidenas Mr. Han amen that the alai= might bedeo that in the wise at a decides et the House of in their favour a reserve night be soda to pay tier a. 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