The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-30 00:00:00

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

Last night Miss Anna Q lion, a juvenile actress from
Australia, made her first appearance in London at this
favourite theatre, and met with immense success. The
piece represented on the occasion ass entitled "The
Actress of all Work," in which Miss Quinn sustained a
great number of characters, viz., a French dancer, a
fop, an English actress, an ad woman, and a country
gawky, to admiration. Her pas seal created a perfect
furore, which terminated in an encore and a shower of
louquets. Miss Q dnn is a very talented young lady :
st e is sprightly, lute ligent, vivaciou-t, perfectly an fait
at stage business, and has also succeeded in acquiring
that roost necessary of all stage aceorn h * p..s..rnen„s—coni-
posers?, She seemed perfectly "at home" last night,
and at the termination of the farce, in obedience to the
applause, she had to make her re-appearance before the
curtain. Notwithstanding the heat of the weather the
house was crowded in every part.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale will leave
toinn in a few days for Scotland.

The Marquis of Dalhousie, accompanied by Mr. Cour-
tenay, is expected in town today from Malvern.
The Countess of Chesterfield has not gone to Bretby,
as stated yesterday. Her ladyship went on Tuesday
evening to join Lady E zelyn Stanhope at Brighton, and
was at Goodwood yesterday.
The Earl and Countess Delawarr and family have left
town for Bournemouth, in Hampshire.
Viscount and Viscountess Einlyn and family left town
yesterday for Cawdor Castle, N.B.
Lord Forester goes into Yorkshire next week to begin
grouse shooting on the Sheffield Moore.
The King of Hanover left his capital on the 27th to
visit the R 'pal family of Prussia and the Imperial
family of Russia at Potsdam.
Queen Amelia of Greece arrived on the 23d at
Schcenbrun, from Wildow, in Styria, where she had
paid a short visit. Her Maje,ty was accompanied by
Baron Sina, consul-general of Greece.
We regret to have to record (says Galignani) the
decease of Lieut.-Gen. Henry Balneavis, C. NI G., K.H.
in the Island of Malta, on the 17th, in the 77th y-ar of
his age. By his death, the oolinelcy of the 65th Foot
becomes vacant.

THE VICTORIA CROSS.—GIBRALTAR, July 20.
General Fergasson has presented the Victoria cress to
maj ,r Elton, who distinguished himself in various ac-
tions in the Crimea, and to a private soldier, Thomas
Beach, who at Inkerman saved his Lieut.-Colonel
(Carpenter), who was wounded and surrounded by the
enemy.
lofortnation has just been received," says the Con-
stitationnel, "that the Bey of Tunis has given a large
indetnuity t i the family of the Jew who was lately put
to death in that regency. On the energetic representa-
tions of the Diropeaps powers, mea,ures have been
iadopte.l to prevent a recurrence of such crimes."
The ceremony of laying the first stone of the new bar
racks on the bastion of the Dominicans a. Vienna took
place on the 25th, in presence of the Emperor, who
afterwards reviewed a part of the garrison.
ADMISSION OF A JEW TO A DEGREE AT CAMBRIDGE.—
, On the sji of the preset month, Mr. Arthur Cohen, a
eephew of Baron Rothschild, and a Jew, took a degree
in regular academic order. This is the first case of t' e
kind recorded.—North British Daily Mail.
We understand, says the Malta Times, that his Ex-
cel'ency the Governor and family will leave Malta, on a
visit to England, by the Periinsular and Oriental Com-
pany's steamer Colombo, on her return voyage from
Alexandria, about the 23d or 24th July.
A letter from Naples of the 20th say :—" For soma
time pact the subterraneanean seises heard by the guides
of Vesuvius indicated an approaching eruption, and the
inhabitants in the neighbourhood of the mountain were
under considerable alarm. Duritz toe last fortuigh
the smoke thrown up from the crater has become much
thicker than usual, and the evening before last a 1-in.„!
train of liquid fire was seen descending on the side
of Ottejuno, at a place called Fosse del Faraone,
an immense ravine opposite the sea and out of reach
of any oanvr to the inhabitants of Portici, Resina, and
Torre del Greco. At Naples an immense crowdTe shaeos
foreigners
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has already run a distance of about half a mile."