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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

BLoUcHAM's BowERY.-John Brougham, having
survived his Philadelphia trip, is again ready WIN
fresh novelties. The concentrated spIrit OF Hamlet
having been so successful the boed-down essence Oh
Macbeth i given tonight. Cornelius MlfhewSS
comedy, Broadway and the Bowery, Sill keeps
The bCnrds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

MCsErN.-Tom Thumb remains through Thanks
giving week H. viii appear not only in "Dred, but IN
seven, dramas that have been writtea expressly Tor
him, among which is Hop o my Thumb Inc
snakes take their daily lunch in the presence ei the
visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

". Gilmore simms Of South Csrolina Is Dow IN our
city. and has consented to deliver seres OF lectures
during the presen, week descriptive Of Southern man
lsss, cySous. &c. Mr.. Stmma Is bssser known Aers
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IAaEero4snenLI

iAaEert.smentI
WHITE TEETH, PIRFt siED BREATH, AND BgAU.
rryu CoNrLExIoS b. acquired ~ usirs The B.Ln -
Tgors.Np TloN - Of c"untes e,s Toe tssr
nt .e Balm hss brought oai hosS Of csaps
tlt. ,ua ilupo,ors Be each bottle 10 signed
EETRIDGK L Co.. Frsakila SauAro. n T.
For sale by a. Drrszisi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

BurIos's THEAIER.-To-night commences tue en-
gsg,u ent of-Mr. Dion Bouncic'ult and MES agnes
Robertson, on which occasion vii be presented
drama by Mr.. BoBrcicaulf entitled GeneVieve' OF tue
Reign Of Tenor, for the frst time 10 this theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS

Dir. Thalberg gives concert at the Athenrum thss
evening.
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GENFRAL ORDERING. 2O2.


HEADoUARTERs THE Army, ADJUTASr GENERALsl
OFFICE. GRANADA, Oct. 25, 1855. :
/. SOLnIKHS-EaCh day demonstrates more clearly
tNat the wsr we are wagrg is one of truth against
falsehood of civilization a. ainst barbarisn. Not sat
isfed with the blood of innocent citizens shed at Ora
nada-with an appetite for slaughter, wheted by the
massacre of helpless children and holy ministers OF
Cbristianity-our savage foes have added another
crime to the loIg list rded against them. They
have shot Lieut. Col Lsinc who was taken by the n
q prisoner of wa some days ago.
At the very time this cold-blOoded act of cruelty
was being committed, exchange of prisoners was
being proposed by the CODmander-in.Chief of the
Guatemala forces. With an innate yearniag for treach-
cry, lie had tmooih words and fine sentiments his
lips when he was in the act of murder
The sSnation of Lainc shows the nature of the
enemy with which we have to contend. OF the same
language and religion with themselves, they had not
against him the lying excuses with which they are
won't to Justify the murder of Amcrcan citizens
Nothing but the love of blood and the co~drlly IN
stncts of the savage be urged for the execution of
the Cuban patriot.
Let then soldiers sense ofthe justice and grandeur
of the cause in which eng ed nerve for the
fulf lmont of ihe task which lies before us Rem mber
that You ufer and Struggle Ia redeem of the love
Hest of land. from barbarian rule and savage despOtsm.
In such Cause this who would not gladly c9dure
lew days of privation and iatigGe? Who would not
undergo some little suffering and danger for the sake Of
having his name enrolled among the bsneact)Ts OF MS
racef
, Lieut. Col +. A. Laue sd-de-c0mp to the Com
IN nd in Chief having enb IblrOusly mur Tered by
the my without proposing exchange OF prisoners,
il is directed that Lieut.. Col Bgido Valderraman and
Capt Bernardo ACnde be shot this afternoon at
O'Clock, in the plaza of this city.
3. Brig. Gen Fry is charged with the execution OF
The above order BY command of
WM. WAIVER
General. COnmanding -u- Chief.
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

Thomas Francis Meacher viii deliver lecture a'the
Tabernacle th. evening, for the benefit oil tue "uO"
and clid of the late Captain Patrick heingan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

The Daily Di,yotes Of this city was discontinued on
Saturday, for want of patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

A. an author than lecturer. but he IS truthful in
Liz d,lpest.ns Of southern c snd character he can
hardly ..l to attract large audenoe See advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

The ridiculous project for q new City Hall, known as
the Buckman plan. has been putthWugh both Boards
Of tie Common Council II contempla,es the building
oiliee such structures as the present Hall, at en- ex-
Iopse perfectly fabulous and within time limited to
IL rre.,rt certury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

ExEcUTIoS OF San SALVADOR AND GUATEMALA
PHsoNERs.-Pursuant 10 general order, which ap-
pears in another part of this paper the two men whose
names appear therein underwent the extreme penalty
several battaons Of soldiers and large cOnc0urse of
citizens They shot like soldiers, while the I'M
fortunate Lame was most probably brtay butchered.
AZ an accomplished gentleman and soldier, Lame was
worth q whole regiment of the misersb looking
wretches captured in the late fight
HCMASI1Y TO OUR PRIsoSERs-It viii probably
ssoDlsh OF the barbarous wrctches who murdered
American citizens and Missionaries here without pro-
vocation, ard in cold hood, when they learn that the
@ouheea they left among us are being cared 70. and
ATTENDED to with much regularity and attention as
ue wounded OF our own army. The wounded were at
hist put INTO the Guard House along with the Others
Gen Wslker had them removed I, an hospital set
spart er tht nselvts And native omen have been en-
ployed 10 ATTEND TO their necessities This forms
cans have hitherto been trested who have fallen into
the hands OF the enemy. We call upon the cvili1s al
nations that are spectators of struggles TO note the
difference.
OuR ENEMIES Observation-Disclosures unon
which we can rely brought into Granad. this morning
states that the remnants Of the Allied forces are pre-
/ airing to withdraw from hsssya They are sending
their sck forward TO Lean, and t,kng other premi.
rary steps for speedy evacuation of Msssys. This is
now with them a matter of choice if delayed few
days, are under the impression it would become a
tterp necessity.
The following copy Of letter written by Mr. David
ii. Wheeler the agent Of the American Bible Society
at Granada seems, considering when it was writeo,
almost prophetic II cleaf, fair statement, and will
exotic much sympathy for his sed end Bat the blood
"of the maityrs the seed of the Church. and in the
place Of one missionary killed by those savages,
hundreds viii yet pursue their goodiy call X here 10
security:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

APPOINTMENT ri rHE GovERsoR. William IL.
Armstrong, esq. Notary Public, New York, to MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
DEGREES OF THE GOvERNMENr-rOrfrcnL.l

No. 5l-REFUBLIc % NICARAGUA.
DEPARTMEsT OF STATE ASD EXTERIOR RELaTIoNs,l
GRANspA, Oct. %, 1855 !
sB The Supreme Executive Power has been plesasd to
dicfse the following decree:
william walker President Of the Republic Of Nicaragua to
its irhsbiiants:
hereds Unnecessary appoint Minister Penpoientisry
who shall represent the Republic Of Nicaragua az the Cabinet Of
the United States in Wssh therefore in virtue Of his
horty,
DEGREES:
Art J. Appointed Minister Peupoeniar for the Republic
the Government Of the United states Don
Fe1nin Feuer.
Art 2 Communicated 70 whom it may concern. Given IN
Granada this 18th day Of Oct 1856 WIN WALhEh-
To The Minister of War Gen Pined Minister General
By superior order this is communicated TO you for yon in
~ ~ PINEDA Minister General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

GRANADA, Oct. 3, 1856.
oTodov took ry hooks and went .rolad AID sod
o,Iv o,n Testament. Many faid they had money,
., cher said they would puichGfe after tie Com
- r.sover We are looking for the enemy every
a. mil so strong, with some good officers aud
~ xrrv good soldiers. To this force Gen. Walker
es, oppote eco fgbtrg men, together with what he
NV ieceive from California aud New York which
n1ey be 800 men. At present. the enemy strongly
for fed at Masaya only twelve miles distant. Gen.
Walker is preparing to receive them and there will be
dent of success Perhaps prudence would have diets
ted that should bsye left here on TIE eve Of battle
such is expected cry hour but came gben there
WIS 10 emmy rear ard moi expected, and my work
Is here and there will be m4ny wounded and dyiog TO
care for, and i can do some good certainly. True
may be among The slain, for these men have threatened
war of ex'ermiDaiion against all Americans, AMI if
Uey should be victorious they will do they have
said. II should perish, do the best you can for my
family for they poor and will need all that can be
afforded them. Should the enemy come aud sack the
city | sbsll leave my books posted and money aod
effects in the hands Of Col. John H. Wheeler the
An iican Minister. For reasons need not name the
United States flag will afford very little protection to
American citizens here. -
"Yours. trnly, DAVID II. WHEELER.
81 c BsIcHAa Cot. Sec Amer. Bible Society"
TIE Hos. Col. john II. WHEELER This gentle
who has ably representsd the United States Of
North America in this country during the various
changes and startling cdents Of the past two years,
IT, regret TO say, about 10 depart from among US,
visit t. the United States. His health has beea
Of late very och broken aid we iafer his visit to the
land Of his birth IL TO CITIZEN bis frame by is more
LvigOratrg atmosphere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

PASSENGERS wuosE FATE Is UNCERTAIs.
Mr. Frances G BANNER, 4. g. Gibon,
Mrs. Cora A DsnmeT, Mr.. Van Luts,
Nr Bsley snd lasy, J. De Mon'isny
Philip Ougiielmi. Mr. Trsburos,
and servant, Laurent Martin and child.
ias Comss Rev Jobu p. Cocsspe
Don Jose &c ustc, LADY and saul s,'ports',
servant A. Loueite,
Herman Huber and lady, Do Lesranee,
Albert sumner, lady dsugh- Froloin
ter snd servant,
Among the passengers who are presumed 20 be lost
by this terrible catastrophe, notice the name of r.
ALBTBT SUMNER and bis family. Mr.. Sumner
elder brother of the Hon. Charles Sumner, and for
several years past has been resident Of Newport,
RI. A younger brother, M. Horace Sumner, il will
be remembered, was one of the victims Of the ship
wreck Of the Elizabeth, by which Margaret Fuller
Ossoll lost her life.
There Storage passenger, but two or three
who worked for Their passage are reckoned with
the crew. aking the whole number on board one
hundred and thirty two souls of whom only sixteen
Known TO be living.
STATEMENT OF MISS FLORA SOLOMON.
Twas among tie passengers of t"est amer Lyonn ts,
hayiI been engaged a. Isdys waiting maid 10 Ms.
f. {. Damner. About o'clock on the afternoon of
HaSre line foot OF Beach street, North River. The
ssil down the Bay vas very plf ssan but during the
night The quite rough and many OF the pa'seu'
gers were taken sick. The next day, Sunday, the
weather was pleasan,er and the passengers enjoyed
themselves very much, having become acquainted
with each other. During the evening we had ndsic
On IRE piano and singing At the usual time nearly a.
OF the passengers retired 10 their state rooms vas
in bed at the time, but not a'leep. and the
first l kew of the sccident was the s'rik
irg Of something against the side of the vessel,
which caused q tremendous sbock. Almost immedl.
atey thereafter heard noise like the rushing In Of
water. jumped out Of bed end ran 90 deck, .here
saw The captain and other officers, and beard us
vesse had run into u.s. The captain and all hands
al woik Try ing to stop the leak which had been made
with mattresses and bedding but they found il 10 be
imp1esble. The ship was now making bot little say.
ara in q short time the fires in the furnaces were eK-
tipgui.ted by the water, which was pouring IN very
rs idly. The pumps we'e tried, bat they would not
vc,k tsyiI become choked up with coal and cinders
looked abe but could nothing Of the vessel that
had r1n into us During the whole Of Sunday night
lie en- " were engaged In bsing the vessel with buck
e pals ard tsckng having p .Ss lands ssa
a iscd hy Tie passengers began 70 throw the cergo
0yrssoxd 20 y 70 tighten The yess'' and and 0o' mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

THE WADE TABLEr.-The Committee appointed by
hc Roard Of Representatives and Board of Fo-emen,
have nearly con peted the task allotted them, and
vii, roxt week, place the t,bet commemorative Of
The late President Of the Fire Department William D..
" AIDE, in its place in Firemen's Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

"A Sectional Map of Kansas has just been pub
lshed by j. II. Cotton 1t IS certified by the Chief
c elk Of the Surveyor Generals Office.
\. Rarnoy has sent us a vauble Sectional Map Of
Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

ToxFKISs MARKET.-The award Of contract to Mr..
Hunt for building three-stOry iron market house on
tie site OF the present Tompkins Market, has been
confirmed by the Board of Councmen, and VIII prob
ably come up for concurrence in the Board of Alder
men during the present week. The edifce is to cost
ntout Sl750CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

dency and endorse his anSouthern principles there is
use in hurryng up the the hazard Of arm leg
and neck breaking the icy streets We in for
public meeting, heart SOUL and body the moment
can be had under tolerably favorable circumstances
But the time is yet-nor will II be- fear from pres
cut appeRranccs for several weeks come We again
say to the Bottsi,es, thcrciorc-hold your horses.
We have hardly charity enough TO consider the suggcs
ton Of the oicers OF the combined council any thing
mon than another Botts trick 7hsy know very well that
large. full meeting OF citizens present is mpos
sbiy, and they want procure another snapudgcncn
from small and nconsderable For /, obvious
that the great bulk o, citizens would in
the present wrctched of the wcather-wc the fun
keys OF Bolts would all omcrsctts in snow two feet
deep get to the African Churchin order carry the
instructions and obey the commands of their master
Monday, night therefore, is early for any tricky
Bottsite ANY suitable time thereafter and those with
whom act ready for the trial We pant Tor it
but the and the ice the ice aud the snow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.


~
Tbs CLERK resd communication om the House Of Delegates
Her S .Ss R.s.ss Of, Of sandy and S,
ssr~,s ~ vas s"nend IN rhs other bun, from the House
oranEs, which considered ssrnSs GA motion Of Mr.
WEIGH, and pAssd-Aye. 81, noe none.
Mr. LoeAN from the se@a,es gu General
With amendment; amend The Town
sprn.. IA IN, county Noesomey joint rssOiulios Tor
@"l 's ~ r;,HSn may ~ paid into he treasury
rsisi Of H. J. Brown Of the sousS Of c.%pSl aud
se ps ns pay nsn % sum Of money to Jslu
Floyd cerOu aud sVs pike authorize the Au.
ssSI Sy e STATE 81 Vr9a ON & sS of ~ ss S'a 10
touand Poon payable to Daniel Gaines legal represents.
Mr. JoNrs from the committee Banks, reported
per,sd that Wa insSpen to lvssla upon ulssc
solution iuqag into The eNTdeuey OF euasuS the Jurisdiction
rErtrtoSs &C
Mr. SAUNDERS presented the OF sherrard T.
and tSs as.9s - have piece Of land included within the
MeELn.NNEY presented the poll book. from Ie county In
relation 70 the formation OF county part, Scott
Mr. REaEG the petition Of citizen. RArdar county
y" ''A'
Re'.la'iens Of Inquiry submitted:
,n M IN frS n,, S%s'ssrs turnpike road from New Mar
p n S Mr '' hSIS aud oSs &so1 ID; ,
kairoad FROM is present terminus To pon, the Central
by Mr. DAUGurRN-Of authorizing Comon Council OF the
Town OF to subscribe TO the capital stock OF the Ports
have bee by Of said town
bnson,J Danvle Improperly assessed on aud
pad 10y hun a; /. N, reliant, for the year ISIS.
h1rs' 1T,1Ss and stephen Iens'' Bridge, lawful fence.
OF Shs5 S9, ,, %, .g; dy1Sansion asn ten dollars
the increase Of the capital stock OF the lewiston
DoUGLAs-Oi changing time nov prescribed by law
for !nvvtng the Board q Public Works Wednesday
ter the 'hTd Monday Ia each month.
Concerning Court. for the is,h circuit
10 extend ,h aion o, The Counsel Of the cay o. wAeelng
GIVES to the 6cnsasre' Of The trust property devised by Ar
To make the oho river awful borders
To amend Incorporating Wheeling Hospital passed
Asylum aud Hospital Society OF Wheeling
House hill TO amend the charter 81 the famvv Town Hall
House bill Montgomery White Sulphur spring,
company.
The President announced the following select under
Mr. IALtM Ellis resolution adopted yesterday relative the
OF p ri r ~Sr.. No., lat-Tsl Logan Jones' Cadet
49, WA>HiNGrON NoSuNsSr.
pe,s aai to provide additional .,sSe. ir The wl,hason Moan si
m~n,, being i second reading NJ JONES moved
blank or adii'.n, s,A,ge with the following George
son. Con rho. Nrs9a Geo Andrea Lewis aud John Msr,na
JONES motion. the bill was laid on the table
The bill authorizing the ROCKY HSasi turnpike to eoee, tolls for
va opeossi by No. H,tRsrpS a"i ISISo 1SIn Pa'as
cousrScIrioS ,RoS rHT sIc5s0 ,roiros
The President presented communication from
reply a senate adopted January $50
asking Ia relation TO the hypothraon coupon
laid 81 ne table aui ordered to b; pntd I'VE
iengtn.l ~ '''
s number o hill on , cieniir were advanced and those
Of ths d,y tor ihs ii.S 81 Jlmu,ry '- --'' '~d''
GA u'doa ofMr caElih, IN, Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

We much OF the way if any in our suspi-
cions the origin of the Rockingham meeting which
paed the resolutions endorsing the ignoring Black Re
publican o; the Washington Organ the follow
NJ from the National american will plainly
show
For the benef, of the Wig we give it not as our
impression but matter Of fact which will be sustained
10y the delegates Of the Council Port Republic
Convention of the 9Th inst that the resolutions adopted
by that Council neither written in whole in part
by any person who was not regular member of the
American organization ia Rockingham Ii i true that
OF the editors of this paper present the
ing; were on visit to the home, in which
born and reared and where resided previously to
coming this city thi, was the only American Council
of which had been a member, and after having
lett home for Richmond, induced To remain IN
Port Republic tor the purpose OF meeting with number
Of our OLD and esteemed friends, whom had not
during short visit. The resolutions framed in
presence by the gentleman who offered them in the
meeting: there sentiment expressed in them
which had not been agreed declaring the opinions
of the American party ui that community and such
they endorsed by the uuauinou, vote of the Coun-
This disclaimer Of the American, by no means meets
the question We presented We stated our suspi-
cion that the buckingham resolutions written
suggested by more of the Bolts clique in this
city represented by the combined councils on New
Years night While the .fn,srcan says they not
written" by any out Of Rockingham, yet fails
inform whether the meeting aud the character of the
resolution. Suggested by living in
abou, Richmond And that We submit, is the gisf
Of the matter.
Its admitted that one Of the editors" Of the 1g,ri.
cH twas present at the meeting :; and is notorious
that Jrotsr Of of the cdtors offered the rcsou-
lions which adopted. Beeides, it seems singular
and unnatural that without any outside pressure whatso-
ever, the Americans OF Rockingham Alone Of all the
Americans in the state, should take it into their heads
endorse the course of the Washington Organ-a
paper that literally suk- in the nosrls Of every true
hearted Vireiuian and Southerner.
We submit that the origin Of the Rockingham rcsolu-
tion~ has been clearly and distinctly traced to tie gg.-
fion Vi the friends OF Bolts in this CITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
DIED.


~ Milan. Kag and Queen county. Saturday morning
o'clock Jan ih JOHN JUNttS EOANE the only
and MARTINS D. Eotn--age IN year. months, and ~ dsys
T. hls been o. the building hue n youth sweet
tercstng , boy, he pride aud darling Die parents r and
e fond brocrof loving sister leaving bis many relatives
friends - bic uutimely fate
r bright INTEL citi, and possessed ~
be nnd nGrunIte deposition Truly, n the words ~ poet
None knew hin bot 10 love him,
NDne unmci him but 10 praise"
M.y Ne taken this little amb bis bosom
bercsv-d parents and relatives.
wlrrenton, y. c. sunday, aOih Mt, W. John
NFrT, ~ CARLETON c. formerly resident Of m cyaged ~
yttrs
IT. Iyncfurr December residence Of III.
mother NJ GEORGE DEANsTfRs, Boz the H2i year Of
residence, Rockbrigc.county Saturday, Of
December Mr. JAMIE WiisON old and highly respected clt
aesfori Franklin county i5 n November 1850
Mr. CAssANDHE WILSON, To- The 25h year ~ her ags
sunday m,rnng, g} Of December. 1870 Roy
eldest Thomas aud somervc H The i1th ycar o his
Near wont ROYAL d December 1870 Typhoid fever
JOHN y HCTffR
i.isni, O'Clock LUTHER TASsILt ofme United
sinir Cnrst Survey aged ~ and months
samuel Tanan. 81 Prince william county, VI.
fn Aevsndda. he 1h ~ Jsnusry. ADA AUGUSTA HFARv
youngest daughter ~ Margaret and Henry Tatsspaugh
iu Nexsnds 1 Instant. brief but painful ness
Me- SARAH y. sANiii, in her o9't year
Departed u Friday, December 1870 NJ he resi-
denss iu fis " Campbell, Va, NJ GEORGE LOCK-
tive Of Gerfnany, aged about % yesrs.
Octoer 2h 1st residence. Crsgs creek FFRDTNANB
BOOTH. -, 300 Doe f5h year 81 bis nge.
~ Norfolk ol instant, Mr. ELIZABETH MYERS ma.
rr Of Mrs. france nrmnnson' d.ceas me slt ~