THE NEW BANKRUPT 811.T.. This bill, which, in all its provisions, is simi lar to that of the last session, has been intro duced, read a second time, and referred to the Select Committee. The suggestions made by Edwin James have been adopted by the com mittee, and little doubt is entertained but that it will become Law this session. It provides a system of voluntary and compulsory bank ,,. .ptcy, and is clear and simple in its details, relieving the honest and punishing the fraudu lent debtor.