New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

AxusENEsTs. Burton's Theoter. Mr.. Burton
comes to the rescue in r0prta persona tonight, and
appears in the comedy Of Turning the Tables" The
ballet troupe also appear in three pieces, "The Two
Hypocrites," "Tbe Painters Illusion and "The
Village ApOthecsry."
Laura Keene's TheQter-Mrs. Bowers has abdicated
in favor of Mr.. Sothern, who announces as his first
star Mrs. Matilda Heron Staepel. She will enact the
heroine in play entitled "Mathide," for the first
time, tonight She will be supported by Mr. Sothern
and an efficient company.
Ni6lo's Garden-This s the last week but one OF
the Rsvel Family. They appear to-nightin "Pongo,"
and in the funny pantomime of M. Duchsumeau'
Wa1ack's Theoter.-" Deseret Deserted" is still the
attraction here, and will be played every night this
week.
Bo,cery Theoter.-Three plays tonight: The
"Scalp- Hunters" Harvey Birch" and The Fire
Raiser"
Purdy's National Theater.-Three pieces are also
announced here: 1.-The Roman Traitor" the Red
Gnoms and White Warrior" and the dumb Sailor
Boy
Barnu,n's american Museum.-Mrs Kate Denim
Ryan appears here tonight for the first time She will
play in the beautiful drama Of 1.-TWO Loves and q
Life"
Hoods Mnstrels-A panorama Of the Hudson
from the Battery to Newburgh, is to be added to the
customary attractions here, for the first time this
evening.
Bry0nfs Mnstrels.-A new farce is to be done here;
is called "Darkey Assurance, and the characters
are by Jerry and Dan Bryant Other entertainments,
OF course.
Pecrs Mfnstrels-Songs, dances, aud the capital
farce of "The Virginia Mummy" are the attractions
here this week.
YOVs6 MEMS REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee met on Friday evening at the Re-
publican Headquarters Broadway and fully oraan'- al
by the choice Of the fQuowDs 9TH nermansnt o;csrs
reP,e.dent.-HsnryC Boyd Thirteenth Ward; Richard
$ecrefa,ie.~John J. Shaw, Eighth Ward, NJ Wade,
Fourteenth Ward
TreasuyeY-Erasmus Sterling
SergeantatAyms-Chares Missing Twentieth Ward.
A series Of resolutions introduced by Mr.. Mcleod o.
the Sixteenth Ward approving of the aon of the Re-
publican Senators in reference to the British outrages
were tabled by large majority members being almost
unanimously of the opinion that il would be time to act
when England shall have approved the conduct of her
naval officers in the Gulf.
CASE OF CANcEMI.-The third trial Of Michael Can
ctmi for the murder of Eugene Anderson is set down
for to-day, in the Supreme Court, Circuit. large
number of jurors have been summoned.
Joseph L. Joseph died at his residence in this city
on Friday, aged 6l Mr. j. was the senior partner in
the great banking house of j. L. & s. Joseph, which,
in 1885, was the most extensive establishment of the
kird in the country. 1t was the first leading house
that went down in the panic of the succeeding year.
and its fall created an intense excitement far more
than the failure of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
last season. Mr. j. had not recently been in business
THE LAa OF A LIBERTY PoLE.-The liberty pole
al tie corner Of Franklin street and West Broadway
which has been 80 often used by our city iremen to
test the power of their machines, was removed Ssur-
day BY order of the Street Commissioner as it 10
60 -haky condition that it wac feared good gale of
wind would blow down. This pole was really an old
landmark. II erected in 1884, by the Democrats
of tie Fifth Ward, during the pending election for
Governor of the State, when Seward and Marcy
for the first time. The next year was shivered bya
stroke Ct lightniDg-it however was soon repaired.
We learn that the carria and harness presented to
Mr. Fillmore by his political friends, was sold on Sat
u1dsy at auction by Mr. A. j. Blocker for the sum Of
1921.
AsoTHrR LARGF ACCESSION TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Yesterday morning about ls5 persons joined Mr..
Beeohers Church, leo profession of faith and -
baptized There was very large congregation pres
cut; the pulpit was ornsmented with flowers and the
venerable father of tho pastor on the platform.
The invitation of the pastor to all who professed to be
Christians to participate in the sacrament accepted
by nesily 900 persons.
Tie June term Of tSe Court of General Sessions
nenoes to-day before Recorder Barnard. The num-
Der Of cases to be tied is unusually large, but the
Gale, dAr piesents 10 less ihan ak Of murder.
Martin Dowd is TO 90 tried for the murder of John
Dool~y Daniel Cunnir CHAM for the murder Of " Pau
deem. Paul Hernandez for the murder OF his wife,
Leroy Rusher for the murder OF John Mccarthy;
cololed man tanned Hilton for the murder oil his wife,
OF rather Of woman who assumed that relation WIN
out tie warrant of The or the church; ana Chares
ORley for the murder Of the saIor Williams. Inc
cases Of Duffy and Drake for mansaughter and Finley
and the woman Howley for kidnapping coorea gui'
will also come before the Recorder The calendar is as
follows: Grand arceny, 81 cases; burglary, 90 for
gerry, O. assault and battery, 49, murder 4; perjury
q; highway robbery, 4 false pre,enses, 3; throwing
vtriol, /; kidnapping, p arson, 9; rape 3; nsn-
slaughter, 3; with seye al other minor oenses max
ing 100 may
ScHsM II CoioRED CHURcH.-The congre-
cation composed Of coloTed people worshping in Z,ons
Church Fourth street the east eide of the city, had
quite time among themselves Friday night last.
l. aurears that a short time ago the ma part Of the
Congregation held Getting and by unanimous resou-
ton agreedto allure their connection Congregatonals,
ard unite with the Methodist Episcopal Conference
The, resolutions were canied out TO the letter. and
upon dpe apple st9l !he Conference appointed pas