New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

As TO the question Of peace The 1imH remark
kbat IL the North only obtain recruits NJ tne can
hons mouth Il Ia time indeed " discuss peace IN th'
Cabinet. The TIMES says the surrender OF vicks
burg II net ye, certain. The Herald says Vick,
burg has really fallen after resistance which VII
immortalize the galan, little city IN bisiory.
I FROM The London 1imes July23.
1 Mr.. BOUCfCAULT.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BAsrroBAtI STREET
JULY q.
In re Dion Boucicault.-The bankrupt was de-
scrbed US dramatic author, late Of Iereford-house,
Old Brompton, but now residing at Brighton; ana
this wss the first meeting under the bankruptcy.
The unsecured debts may DO stated In round hgn'es
at ct 100, and the secured debts are returned NJ
e. 500, beside liabilities. The Assets include a
claim upon the New Theatre Company tiniiedl, ana
10 quantity of furniture supplied 10 Bsrefofd-honse'
the estate i.sef being mortgsgcd TO Messrs. Ran
some, Bouverie & Co., ard TO Mr.. George Cnrew'
solicitor of No. As Bloomsbury sqnare.
From the examination Of the bankrupt by MI. Y;
+. Lewis, it appeared that between February ana
June, 1863 furniture to the extent Of E23i9 wa'
tuppicd by Messrs. Jones & Remridge, npholster'
ers. of Pccadly, to Hereford.house and that Jones
e. Beinridge had now become bankrdpts. he lMr'
Boncicsult gave Jones e. Bemrdge two bills iof
eco each on account. Those bills had been PAID
Mr Lewis said that, while not objectinR TO ths
proof, b. thought he should have an opportunity o.
Investigating it at any future time If oceason shou
require.
SIr. Ssrgood, who appeared in support OF The
Mr. Patrick, builder, Westminster road, presented
proof for GO, 600 odd for work done 10 reference
to the new theatre. He (Mr. Patrick had no claim
upon the New Theatre Company.
Proof admitted.
Mr.. Carew, on bsing examined, deposed that be
had acted for Mr. Boucicaut, as his solicitor, since
1860, when Re tBoUcicaui) returned from America
About the I'D Of May last the bankrupt gave him
second charge upon the Hereford llouse estate. he
lMr. Carewl knew that Mr. Boucicaul. was then m
Sebed to his bankers and that he had been sued by
Atkins e. Bowling in reference to the rev theatre
lie Mr.. Csrew) was anxious TO get some seclnty
for the tot amount OF hIs claim SEQ for balance
of account including cash aud law costs. lie did
no, know in NAV, 1868, that the bankrupt ws' III
pecuniary Difficulties.
NJ. Lawrence, who appeared Tor the ban knp''
,aid that even supposipg Mr. Boucicaut was sb-
soutely nsolvent in May, 1863, 70 the knowledge
of Mr. Csrew the night TO prove for the balance oi
account was not affected.
Mr.. Lewis ssid that be objected 10 Mr.. Carew's
estimate Of tie value Of the tecuFiiy he held II was
10, ususl for creditor to put his own value upon
security. .,
Mr.. Registrar Roche decided, however, to allow
the proof for i2 800, the balance remaining doe
after retiiug on The ,urposed value OF the t.carty
aud Mr. Coumis,ioner liolroyd upon being appealed
~ confirmed that opinion.
The choice OF dttignees ultimately devolved upon
Resss Dear and LAwes the pe'isoning creditors
DIR Gibbons Harding s. Co.. being appointed man
ager Of The estate.
No Application for an allowance was made by
Mr. Boucicsnlt; Indeed, II wa, stated that shoulc
the creditors cooperate with toe bankrupt In IN
proceeding, paymen, 10 full Of tier claims Nigh
eventually he obtained.
LlTEsr.
IHE ToritH ISstRnEcrios.
r. al Merltrd
best the Russian. on the 18Th nj krssink.
J-sinski AID Warner aged the enemy upon ~
lab, 18Th and 6h L't.. IN iho Pslainaie o: fioes
Count PAslovsE has been shot a, MINK ~ orte
Of General MoarSvief
Two hur df.d and sixty land owners In tho Pala
tinste OF wilma, md 10 IN Kowna have bad tibet
estates conhscai.d by Moaravioh. The properly o
~ cthers has been plundsrcd.
The C.as anuoGntes that the nilwsy Ia
been intercepted In the vicinity Of rrwins.
The inaurgonl. under WierIbieki gained victory
in al engagement with the Ru,Glans, near bsroI
on sunday.