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The New York herald., 1851-11-30
Theatrical and Musical.

BowrNr THrArRE--To morrow evening five act;
lately S M Ha 10 r
first The prin cps characters viii be sustained by
Msns. Eddy, Stevens, and Mrs Parker No doubt tho
Bowsry will be crowded TO- morrow evening The enter
tsinments will conclude with the Mutineer."
BROADWAY THEAIRE The new piece called "Ingomarn
will also be produced at the Broadway theatre tomorrow
evening with sple ndid csstthe leading characters
wilt be filed by Messrs Barry Fenno, Mrs ABBOTT and
Mad Poniri The concluding piece win be a ne~ local
scenic display called the Modern Model Masssneiio,'
which is also well cast.
NiBlo's GAspES-The Rsvsls, usual, present very
attractive programme for tomorrow evening They
commence the entertainments with the evouons the
With delight and is always received with enthusiastic
cheers The second feature will be the pantomime or
the Eiopsment,' and al will terminate with Ma
ruin"
BrRros's rHrA1nE-Tbs neat and well managed ssta-
blishmsnt presents, o. usuA An excellent prosramms
for to morrow evening. The entertainments commence
with the amusing piece called the FIRST Night With
Plaeide in the leading character The next win be the
excellent comedy OF the serious Family and al VII
terminate with the farce Of MAJ Dogs"
N.rIosAL THr,I,n-This place Of amusement s sta
in of To morrow night, Purdy onsrc-
with hns cast The next feature win be the amusing
drama, entitled the Carrier and his Dog with MT
Blanchard In the priaepa character and the termina
ting piece Will be the celebrated Mose in France
BRoroHAas LrcLun Mrs. skerrett, a,tres OF
great merit and universal favore takes her bsnsnt te-
ety for the pleasSre and Amusement Of her nunsrors
friends and sdmirers four pieces are snnounced-hrst
Grist TO the MIL next, Turn Out" thirdly, "Cir-
cumstantia Evidence and the famous piece of fun
'Kossuth's Kun" Let her have bumper.
B.rSrMs Mrsrrsf The entertainments for te-morrov
Afternoon consist u the Loan Of Lover" and TIM
Sailors Return ami Ia The evening the beautiful
drama entitled the "Nicsr OF Wakefield which Il
greatly admired.
BowrRr rAsuHrHrsrRE The splendid equestrian e=-
ercss given every day AZ this establishment draw
irg immense audiences Tbs posuring Of Sands n Sons
the beautiful sas In tls ring sud the extraefd dinssy
dancing horses and trick ponies are rich treats.
CHR.r,s MfNsrEELs The excellent vocal and instru
tai performt shioh given here ngkty afford
the utmost amusement hhss bill for to morrow night
fELLows, MrSs1ExIs -Tha company Ia now goyernesa a
under the firm CT Fellow Wood The bill for to mcr
row evening contains excellent selection Of meodsr
srorrlNi H,LtThe grand panors ma Of the sworldis,
far, the completion OF which CO q an i'm sum 0.
money viii be opened on Monday evening Ito morrowJ
for the fret time
BrSEfIr oT THE DR.faric FcSD The fourth annua,
beneht In aid OF the uRds o. this in valuable institution
viii stme OF at Nbios Garden, Wednesday eyeainv
next rss- nearS al the talented members u the pro
iession will appear.
Miss Davenport Il pisyint 10 crowded houses st the
National theatre, Cincinnati
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Naval Intelligence.

%hs s. s,ors.hip Southampton, Lieut. Turner
arrived At San Francisco the 18th octobsr from Nev
ierk via Valparaiso Angus, %, aud Callso septp
The United etaies chip Independence, Comu,odor,
Morgan, from spezzis was at genoa in o,tobsr IN.
lndspendebee will probably Eaer at Naples th, ,easor
- she CID the last and would remaln few iays lonr.,
only in Genoa. n. officers aud crew are All veil
Lieut. Y IA Poor has been detached from the C,ospo,,
hhd ne Inspector OF Provsons &c and ordered AZ ist
Lieutenant OF the l. fgate ST Lawrence in rlsee o.
Lieut. Pennington detached " f"
Isssed hidshipnan W sharp has been detached from
vrensnce duty at TIE Gos2o- and ordered 70 tn
L. steamer Gan Jscinto " w
4, b3msNaio y Bel hes b5en detached from duty A.
lhe fhisderha Yard sbd ordered TO the San Iacinto
hturg cut st the New York TsTd
Comnsnder " lillian NJ Armstrong has been ordered
70 the mand Of the ships 10 Ordinary at the osnort
Nsvy Yard In place tf Comma Ger Dornia who 4, ordsr
10 the sloop Of war PERT mouth which /, aoujppinx
LOT sea o. Boston, end is destined for the Pacific
tmti Engineer Hasweu. who used 10 b. Eneineer.in.
'hiet IL orofred to tbe teGfner san Js.ioto for a
cimte IN the Msditerrsnsan William G, Wheeler "a
htshtaht goes IN the same ys-spl
ti0ooP-oi war Dale, Commander Pearson. arrived
Isoie pay tars otGoo1 Hope Sept 20 frem simons
nay ana r.msiDed Ia pert cn the 30th
'n'td elstes Hoop OF seen, Oct At suobay
nstha harbor BY the Junata at Boston sloposad
Africa W '"' oVest OF
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Summary OF the News.


Another wonderful trip from California! The
Cherokee arrived last night from Chagres, bringing
news in twenty eight days from San Francisco.
This time has been equalled but once before-name-
ly, over the Nicaragua route. We have the pro-
mise that in future, the railroad completed, the
trips by the Panama route will always be made in
side of thirty days.
The news from California is splendid. Ttco
millions and quarter Of dollars, in gold dust, came
IN the Cherokee. The sccount, from the mines are
highly favorable, and the San Francisco Herald es-
Inmates the annual product Of the mines at seventy
millions of dollars Australia, with her golden area
a of o thousand miles, can hardly eclipse this
The convention for the division Of the State, was
in session a. San Francisco. Its proceedings were,
of course, important We give the resolutions
adopted.
Tie advices from Panama, as detailed in our
correspondents letter. interesting. The shrill
whistle Of the locomotive had been heard through
the gorges of the Is.hmus, and the natives were
assonished on seeing the trains Of cars flying
over the land like bird"
A despatch from the Far West gives information
Of very heavy fall Of hail and rain which recently
overlook q returning government train. II is said
that one man was frozen to DEATH and no less than
seventy Eve mules were killed during the preva
lence Of the icy storm.
The proceedings, yesterday, in the case of one oi
the principal Christina rioters are given elsewhere
The Corporation banquet to Captain Sands and
the officers Of the figate st. Lawrence took place
at the Astor House, last evening The dinner wa
recherche Young America was present, and the
speeches were excellent. We shall give full re-
port tomorrow; We cannot.fnd room for it 10 day.
our columns are 80 much crowded.
Our readers will find variety Of interesting
news in the telegraphic and other columns, for
which We have no room To make q more detailed
rafarenra
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A.Asra d ths oesnsss has psssa no PAINS 70 fss'ss
a. A. simmer Indian Agent Isz for ths Rogue river
country Tuesday lst the place assgnsd him for fu
operations He has gone prepared 70 make ths In
A4ve tendency render permanent the good feeling
n. portion # country .ssisneds A Startling sn0rsh
within the past week. large number Of persons have
srtsd for the mines. Some Of this years immigrants
oea5 It generally believed that the mines win yield
pastty fair wages this winter. In tho dry dgslngs
lshasta) nothing has been done since the wafer gave
lsrre noSrips mill is in process Of erection at MI
~ Llsnd Mining Con psny and the other oy Dr.
srss humber Of packers received their supplies Of
sonr al the Island Mills last week and have started with
N er ths mnes glad to that the reputation
Of Oregon Is Frightening II got very much below
me that Chile -four had en- reiy superseded it
fsct that almost ashamed to acknowledge when
an equal IN world and that the water power all
rr~gon almost cannot be suIpassed-SPeeiator.
ns ,ms On n. Sts river returned to this city eight
days ago under rather unfavorshle
ssused by violations Of instructions which were clear
and not misunderstood This rendered his
recall necessary he having disgrsced his position and
proved himself unworthy the trust conhded in him by
Touring mill is also going up at Portland The Port
knd Spectator says
There we're six stsamboats various Sizes and nine
sl consisting Of briggs barks and scheoners y
iAR at our docks few mornings since. This
Thing Of feet to be engaged in loading and unloading
place where year ago, it considered
hing Of an for single vessel to arrive It SIM
ply evinees the increase Of trade and commerce at this
Dcipt
The Catholics are building church in Portland
l. - nearly completed, and viii be dedicated in few
Gays.
The steamer Willamette has been ordered TO San
Francisco The Antelope is TO take her place.
Por the following items we are indebted 70 the Ore
yonisn:
The g. troops under the command Of Major Hsths-
fueiness has been unusually brisk among our mer-
chants for several days past.
The propellers Black Hawk, washington ana gray
Ease are all running from this place 10 the head OF ns
vgsticp.
The steamer Canemsh succeeded in reaching Marys-
vie on her second trial Hereafter hope she will be
allie 70 make her tripe regularly.
CAPTAIN Flanders Is building wharf in the lower part
sf he ey, which will be a great convenience in dis
sfa-rins and loading vessels there.
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rssst and most elegant hotel On the sthmus being 70
consta uotsd wholly asr the American style bsaxng IN
ali its interior afran gsmsn, furnshngs end dseors
tiops the ax and evidences Of American tAsts genius
enterprise and hberAty Upwards Of thirty thousand
dollars have already been expended in remodsuing the
thousand more to complete it. When completed and
opened viii present inducements to the traveller which
have hitherto been unknown In the City Of Ruins.
william G. Hance, the mulatto murderer, who escaped
from prison. 20 San Francisco and sent back by
the fsr-famed Vigilance Committee has been sent to
the Of Carthagens for sixteen years He
is there. His sentence ives generally considered
light ss he is known to have killed two Of bis guard
The rainy season 10 now nearly or quite over, and In
month We shal have good travelling on the Gorgona
road which, In pictures ueness novelty s2d wdness Of
romance, is unparalleled. PANAMA.
IMPORTANT PROM SAN JUAN DEL NoRTH.
From the Panama Herald, Nov. II
By the arrival Of the steamer Mckim at this port from
Acapuco and San Juan del Sur, learn that at the
latter place every thing in state OF anarchy and
fusion Munos who is opposed to the existing govern
ment, and especially the Vanderbilt contract has
milton, and has determined TO obstruct yandsrblts 9
operation by preventing the landing Of passengers and
in every other way. About 100 Americans, many OF
WI ON have been deceived by representations and who
have been left in destitute condition at that place
have joined the Munoe forces with determination TO
aid him in his plans. Much sickness prevailed st ssn
Juan del sur,-proyisions very scarce and high
and all business had ceased
DIED.
In Panama, on Sunday the 9th ultimo, the Rev ":
Walters, Roman Catholic minister, (of Ireland and
lately onicsting in Spanish Town. Jamaica
In Panama ON the 22d October Nicholas synott, aged
abou, 40; from Wexford, Irelsnd.
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

Two MORE MES SENTENCED TO DEATH.-Two
mors men, convicted Of the crime Of murder, we're
yesterday sentenced to be executed in this city.
From this time, till the sheriff performs his duty,
these criminals, found guilty Of taking life, will be
objects Of eommiseration and pity, to a certain
class Of sympathizers, and preparations will be made
to send them to Heaven at railroad speed. Indeed,
FIVE are to believe the evidence that ia given, and
the sermons that are prepared, concerning such
matters, to commit murder and then be sorry for
1t, passport to the rsgiens Of eternal bliss
Every murderer is looked upon now. a.days, as a
hero, and when he stands under the gallo.s, with
the fatal moose around bis neck, he is considered
martyr to . bsrbarous law. We have had enough
Of such maudin sentimentality, and we hope q stop
will be put to IT, Every man IN the comm inity
knows the penalty for murder, and 1t rests with
himself whether he will incur il or not. fin de-
hance Of the law and Of conscencs and oralty, he
takes human life, he has no ground Of complaint,
If his is demanded as an stOnensnt. The matter is
entirely within his own control. Civil government
is nothing but contract, with penalties for break
ing II, and those who break 1t should not complain
{ they are forced to pay the penalty.
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

TnE COMING or KossurH Before the cad Of
the present week, the advent Of Kossu.h may be
looked for az a matter almost Of certainty There
never was such time in this city. If the great
prestige Of his and character his burning elo
quebce, and his impressive presence, have produced
such extraordinary eilects upon the rather sluggish
temperament OF John Bull, what will be the result
here, where the people are more easily moved, and
their sympsthies are far stronger with the hero Of
Hungary and his cause II is calculated that the
military procession alone, which is to honor his
coming, will extend to several miles. Everything
else will be in keeping, and on the same large
scale. The demonstrations will be kept up for, at
least fortnight, in New York, during which time
the city will ring with the oratory of the modern
Demosthenes, and it will be borne on the wings Of
the press to the most distant parts Of the Union,
and to the very ends Of the earth Kossuth will
carry all before him, and his victorious march
through the United states will be more like that
ola Roman conqueror, to whom the Senate ha
deoreed a triumph, than the movement Of the van
quished leader ofa crushed revelation
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND KossUTH. According
to accounts from Washington, the President aud
the administration intend to turn Kossuth, on his
arrival in this country, over to Congress. From
the tene of the whig organs in the capital and else
where we think it is very likely that such course
will be pursued. The administration are playing
into the hands of both Austria and Russia. They
are q set of bunglers, without any platform, or
principles, or fixed rule of conduct. They appear
determined upon nothing but putting themselves
into notoriety, and looking after the next Presi-
dency Even the principles of the Hulsemann letter
are abandoned, they having effected, as it was sup
posed, the purpose for which they we're 6rst pro-
pounded 1t is to be hoped that Congress will act
in such manner TOW ards the nlustnous Mag var,
as will reflect honor on the nation, and cheer the
hearts Of the patriots and republicans Of ths Old
World.
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
Supreme Court-spec,aI Term.
APPLICATION FOR ManpAfus Ae1fSSr rur

APPLICATION FOR MhnDAIus AGAINST rHE BOARD
a, - CF COUNTY CANyAssFRs
No, 30 This doy Mr.. l. B glepard aptll.d for /,
An.snus 70 compel The D,srd " County Csnvasser-
80 M .ne vote: which we're cast in the Second district
the hctfd ~ '''' ''O WI" 'D' "
me Jucre thought the proceeding should be by gsa
ua9 out heard tbe - plication. After hear ng the
epncson OF counsel bis uonor directed az order 70
& ny cause neat saturday Why the msndsmus should
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
Steamboat Sunk.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2a, 1851
The steamer Mol Grath, bound for Florence recently
came into collision with the steamer Pontiac
Owensburg, and sunk. No lives were lost. The boat
will be raised, but the cargo is lost.
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AnnOlutpnen emf.

wAsHISGros, Nov. 70, 1851.
Nathaniel +. williams has been appointed Appraiser,
at Baltimore, vice Michael McBlain
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 29 q
car standing sideing at the Cove Station clever
miles above Harrisburg blown on to the track &C
that the down train last evening in contact with
upsetipg the engine, killing the fireman. and badly in
urng the engineer.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1851.
The Southern mail late due, has arrived but tho
papers contain nothing Of Importance.
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Iss Hayes at Roches'

ROCHESTER, Nov. 2o 1851.
Corinthian Hall Is crammed, this evening, to hea-p
Catherine Hayes She created the warmest enthusiasm
and the concert goes of with great eelat.
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

HrAvY FALL or Stow AT Claremobt, " H..
Tuesday The Sbthr't nov f- t. IN dsp,b of ffeen
i1chss.
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city Inteliigeuce,

DrAB ~ BuRss.-Aldernan Cozklin, acting coroner
held an inquest yesterday at the City Hospital the
body Of John McMsnus, native Of Ireland who died
in the Hospital Thursday ast from burns bis
body. The deceased 10 seem, was brought from New.
borg Sunday nigh, sboiing under extensive burns
his body ard taken 20 the Hospital where be
piied the Thursday following No evidence could be
sddueed before the oaropsFs jury any than the
burns caused his Death verdict rendered as fol.
ows-That the deceased came 10 his ieath BIZ
burns produced by causes unknown 20 the jury.
1sNics saIoS The following s list Of the ships with
tns tunber Of passenger that arrived at this port on
friday 4 ftm European ports
Bremen, H.hiDgton(s). l,2 Rotterdam Cleone. ls7
Lohdon DeVonshiIe. st) Bremen, Hunboldt(.) $50
90 Ohio..s... - DO Eliza. e. . las
. do. florida $40
Eavre George Turnsr. =ga Total .......... 2s5o
HEnaip Grssp BsLL.-Ths second military and civic
ball of this company vii come Oh to morrow evening
81 the city Assembly Rsoms formerly Coliseum Broad
way Dodvorths 'seel,nt Corpst Band engaged for
Tie oceaion AMI being one ~ the best musical societies
in the city, they viii doubt discourse sweet music
for the pleasure Of the ladies' and gentlemen present
They will perform tome OF their recent beautiful mpo-
ttons. From the splcn1ii manner In which the arst
bs Of this excellent corps ~ss given there every rea
son 70 expect very respectable aud fashionable AZ.
tendance AT the Coliseum 20 morrow evening.
TVS Frg PoiSrs THaNyscf,trs Fy,sr--Amonx .be
contributes towards the festival Thsnk,gyins dav
70 he posr children on the Five Points ommitted 10
include The nsme of hr Curtis Judscr Who Furnished FOR
that bene'o,n n purpose prime basket OF turkey. ami
chickens, e'timst'd at tl5 The Rev Mr. Lueksy the
eiNnay VI wa IutEtrr requests also 10 arhnowi.
edge the receipt ~ him of soms $50 cs,b iasssad =,
Of the liberal donor. Wv" WV "V's"
- hccintNr--A braknsn on the New York and Erie
farosd named Jossph Houston ssd hi. lsr broken on
friosy caus BY two tfars Of coming in contact
lie was brought 70 the city Hospital where he now lies
under the care Of surgeon Leroy.
FoUNDliNe At half past Eve O'Clock ON Fridav sf
ttTnocp sn infant about weeks od vas found ia the
area of The btuse No 20 EastTwentietb street Pose
,hetr Nson cohEeJed u 10 the Office Of the Governors
Of the Aims House.
NfLTfAHT coNPAuYs
IRE hslinger Guard. ysptain James Hopper pum.
ttfng tlify one muskets, proceeded 90 ioukers. on
tbef hIst aunusl target excursion on Thanksgiving
day The lowing pfizss were distributed among Che
beet msrkfmsn.--fi1st silver cup, By ~ q gafd
rsri fecefd. cup q the material captain j A
UtIper; tiiid, Iold treest pin fret LeatnaIl Vim
kcfs; fouih, gold pencil Davidson. 1is con,panv
is rsmed in bopor of De Wit v. Ksunger Bsa u
YUBtsrn ~ -
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NE VS. BY TELEGRAPH;

Distressing News from the Far wost.-
CiScrSSArr, Nov. 20, 1851.
Accounts from Independence confirm the account Of
the loss Of hundred and seventy I'VE mules belong
ing to the train, while the Statsss
Sixty miles beyond Council Grove, frozen to
death The cause of the sad disaster IN immense
fall Of slsst and rain.
The Santa Fs mail was hourly expected
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BUFFALO, November 49, 1851.
despa ,h from Detroit informs that the brig Bios
SON. with 900 bushels Of corn has been into BY the
steamer Nisgars, and sunk immediately. The hands
were saved.
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ing 10 the Government train while en- route 20 the State,
Sixty miles beyond Council Grove frozen to
death The cause Of the sad disaster was sn immense
fall Of slsst and rain
The Santa Fs mail was hourly expected.
From Utica.
THE CASE OF oRcUTr-THE LIQUOR LAWS, ETC.
UrcA, Nov. 29 1851.
Governor Hunt informed the committee on behalf OF
Orcut condemned to be hung for srso that he would
give an answer to their appeal for Communication Of sem
tence in two days He stated that he would lHe TO COM
mute, but did not see how he could.
Grand Scribe OF the Sons Of Temperance OF Westerrs
New York has issued address to the OF th
State to meet them In convention at Albany, fourth
week In January to urge the Legislature TO law
like the one passed in the State of Maine against liquor
trsfhc.
The canal boat City of Utica owned by Culver Co.,
Of this city and loaded with merchandise for the vest
has been sunk at Dumbarton fsrsy miles west Of this
There is consid srabs the Black River and Che
mango Canal The Erie Canal ut this place. clear anc
the weather warmer
The Mississippi Convention and the Unions
JACKSON, Nov %, 1861
The Mississippi Convention has adopted the resolutions
reported by the committee of thirteen to abide by the
Union it is, and by the constitution without anxr
amendment
The South Carolina Legislature, sc.
CHARLEsros, Nov. 2s, 1851.
"A bill belore the LsgiaAture OF thiS e'a1e, WHICH,
proposes to prevent the citizens Of the various States in
which the action Of the Fugitive Slave law has been OBJ
structed from using the courts Of South Carolina tc
collect debts.
The Union party in Savannah have nominated De-
Arnold as their candidate for Mayor.
Gale on Lake Erie--Western Produce.
DUNKIRK, November 20, 1851.
We had perfect gale yesterday. but has moderated
to-day and the boats running their regular trips.
Thousands Of live hogs coming in here for trans
shipment to the East and tens Of thousands Of barrels Of
flour stored, waiting their turn for shipment.