... A QUARREL FOR A TEN-FOUND NOTE. Yesterday, Thomas Peterson, aged 29, in the garb of a sailor, and described as a hawker, with no home, and Ann ! Jones, a vulgar-looking woman, aged 24, and also described as a hawker, were brought before Mr. Yardley, at the Thames Police-court, charged with having in their posses- a sion a ten-pound Bank of England note, No. 32453, and dated May 8, 1,88, with ...

... THlE IMORMNNG CHRONICLE. L0 ND ON: Tll Ui'SDA Y. JUL Y 15, I3S;. In ?? 10Ui] Of C0%:1ONB yes3erday, The Rtoei:,atory S'Vlo.iJ ?? Bill passed through Coa1= 1ittee. The roput oo the coluaifteO of supply was brou1ght up and agreed to. Thn House ?? it3ielt in'o a commrittee of supply. The reujailiurg iterus of the Civil Service esti- mates we0cre v'teO. 0 DI(Jld were ,rantel to Co:n:' ete the sum ...

... SUICIDE AT MOR I? r An inquiry, adjourned from the 28tl1 of J14 d yesterday at the White Hart Inn, Mertoni ?? t dCarter, the coroner for the eastern division, f 5 r4 d the ciroumstances under which a man, whi , wj .it114 . in a field near the Crown Inn, Morden, on tile d with his throat cut, came to his end T. sbf dcreated some interest on account of a very p e lated report that the deceased ...

... THE ATLANTICCARL --4 id. The Gorgon and the Niacara arrived at en Monday. Three attempts have been loa insto al- the electric telegraph cable. TheoAgafieol d yt All are expected hourly. The squadron exll ae dl perienc4 !r am weather during their cruise. On the 13th of jea very rof gale sprang aup, dus-ng which they were sepironed a tof met again at the rendezvous, 52'2 lat. 338 g f first ...

... MIANES UNDER THlE SEA-CORNIVALL. [COMIUNICMTXD.] We have before us, usader the above short title, papers re lating to a reference to the Right Hon. Sir John Pattesorn ii regard to the respective rights of her Majesty and Of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and Duke of Corn. wall in the mines and minerals within land, lying below high water mark, in and adjacent to the county of Corn- ...

... How startling was the contrast between the garish light of Wedne:5day's hot July afternoon and the dimh]liglhted area of the Princess's Theatre ! But when the chairman and the other celebrities took their seats, and the gas was fully turned on, a scene presented itself of marvellous attractiveness. Managers of theatres, actors, artists, distinguished professional and literary men, and members ...

... PAMIERSTON AND HIS POLICY. [TRANSLATED FROM TRE GERMAN, IN BENTLEY'S MIS- CELLANY.] As Lord Cupid and umost perfect gentleman of the three kingdoms he acquired with his twentieth year an absolute dictatorship over the upper ten thousand. He was a. higher firm of Brnumnell, an incarnated Pellam. The cut of his coat or of his hair was law. His neck- tie was a ukase. The elegants, the ...

... I DESPATCHIES FROM ADMIRAL SEYMOUR. We extract the following from an extraordinary supplement to the London Gcu.;ette of July 27, pub- l ished last night: Admiralty, July 27, 1858. A despatch, of which the following is an extract, has been received by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty from Rear-Admiral Sir Miclael Sey- mour, ?? the Comm ?? of her Majesty's ships and vessels on the East ...

... FATAL ACCIDBIVT ON TRE NORTH- EASTERN RAILWAY. Two or three days ago, the chairman of the North- Eastern Company (Mr, Hi. S. Thompson) was travelling between Newcastle and York, by special. The train bad passed Darlington;F and, two miles soath of that sta- tion, the driver saw several men on the line. Supposing them to be engaged in soine temporary duty, he kept up his speed (some 23 miles ...

... .A WORD FOR FATHER T'UM BB , To TIM EDITOR or THs MORNKIG CERO AKCLt SIn-Why do the people, members of Farliament-innu eluding both Ilouses-enginq'is. medical men, and all the~ world, so furiously rage at OQd Father Thames, and why, do the Metropolitan Board of Management hagier and thirst to mutilate and distort his banks andextravag&ntly waste millions upon mnillions-some say three, soisie ...

... .1lPWJ.IAIA PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRtIDAY. i The Lord Chancellor took his sett on thre woolsack at e o'cloak. PETITIONS. Lard D)UNGANNON- presented a petition from Norfolk in favour of the adlilissisn of Mahloilulmdan subjects of her Mlajesty to the civil service ill India. The Bishop of RIiPON presented petitions from several places in Yrork;lhire agaiist the abolition uf church rates, ...

... SECOND CONCER.T OF THE BRADFORD FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The Bradford Choral Society repeated their performance at the Crystal Palace yesterday, very much to the gratifica- tion of ten thousand auditors, and manifestly very much also to their own. The eflect of this fine mass of voices in a monotone is of a superb character. It must have been some such combination of voices ...