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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
UALLACk'!S TIfEATEP.
THE TROYATORE IN ENGLISH.

This opera was produced for the first time in English
at Walack's, last night II is a bold undertaking,
while the work is being performed with all the
numbers and amplitudes of a grand opera house. to
put il in an English dress for little theatre OF
course comparisons will misconceptions not worth
much logically viewed-but still having their effect.
To an ncomprehensibe, lurid, saw-dust plot, Verdi
has composed some very broad and massive effects
not TO mention much music that is vulgarly dancing,
and not appropriately snging-and this large style OF
music demands much greater force than was ae-
corded to il last night. Added to this, there was ncces
sary the shiy -shally, at times, of rst performance
But the most important part oi the opera-and that
sufficient in itself to reward the large auditory which
was present-wss the music conded to the principals
Every solo aud concerted piece depending on them
was well received, and there We're number OF vivld
encores. In this capacity we woud particularly ci'e
the airs Of Annie Miner and Mr. Guilmette. Ihe
music of the tenor of this opera Is not partieu'
larry gracious up to the last act aud there the
composer exhibits some cxqusitely fine inspra-
tons Annie Miner has of the freshest
and most beautiful voices on the stage. There IS
not a worn OF hackned note in it. From first to
last it is pure and good Besides this it has the
English quality of tonc-a certain nationality quite
indescribable, but very charmng-tho English rose
a. much permeating the voice. trsnscendens ally speak
ing, as the complexion. We rather marvel that 30
beautiful a singer does not excite more general
attention. A few years since one such artist would
have been deemed sufficient TO draw an audience.
The voice OF the new basso Rudophsen IS certainty
good; and when we hear him in some parts where all
the notes are not accompanied in unsons by the or
chestrs we may be better able to characterize ITS
various merits Cuilmc,te the baritone, never sang
80 well.
Az the scenes OF this opera are over-iamhar We
omit to cite them in detail concluding our remarks by
adding word in favor of the spirit and enterprise OF
Mr.. Cooper for presenting good musical works to the
public in English, and in theater where everybody
can hear and see to his satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Yellow Fever.

NEw-ORLEAEs, Friday, Sept. W, lc1S.
The fever report of the past "a hours shows TINT the
endemic is increasing again; the increase in the
number of deaths, as compared with the previous
days report, being fifteen.
In the Charity Hospital the disease Is also on the
increase the fever deaths during the twenty -four
hours ending to-day being ~ against Il yester,
day. The total number Of deaths in the Hospital
during the week ending to-day was l3l an increase
of A. as compared with the previous week.
The fever deaths during the week were lls, an in
increase of s. The total number of admissions into
the hospital during the week 293, against 351 the
previous week. . o-,
NEw-ORLFANs, Monday, Sept l3, 1853.
The deaths in this city yesterday by yellow fever
were 20, and for the week 40.
CHARLESTON, 5. C., Monday, Sept. Is, 1888.
The deaths By yellow fever in this city during the
past week were 1903. William Quits of Boston died
Of the fever on Sunday. -
SAVANNAH, Ga, Monday, Sept l3, 1888.
sporadic cases of yellow fever since Wednesday, OF
mid type, but no epidemic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

VIGmANcp COMMITTEES IN LoUIsIASA-Sr JoHS
sND Sr J,nEs--A paper published in the Parish a
St. john the Baptist, La, ot the 18th ut, contaass
the following paragraph, under the heading Of tho
Committees in st. James:
I'VE learn that the most violent agitation prevaiis
in ~. James. The substitution of committees TO ths
regular action Of The law has produced disorders thers
which il was easy .oresee Nearly all the citizens
are armed, and ready TO come 10 blows. new stOso
has been attacked and it, contents sacked the store
KEEPERS Oh the other hand sustained by their par
,isans. A difficulty has taken place between one "a
the members Of the first committee and Mr.. u Le-
blanc The aterhas len the parish, but his departure
has destroyed the germ Of disorder which tends 10
increase in ST. james.
The Do,oLdsOn Vi9iiaet OF the 18th ult. retens az
length 10 the subject and states that 80 many evih
have resulted to the slaves IN the parish of 81 james
from the numerous violations at the law foib.ddings
under severe penalties the selling Of splruoas liquors
10 them that the planters formed Vigilance Conf
mttee break mp all stores suspected in the mater-
They have given notice 10 leave TO every person con
cerned in selling whsky 10 negroes, AMI where TINS
notice was are. they have enforced II with On
npplcaiion Of tar and feathers. The storskeepeu
have also organized and armed to resist these active
nroceedngs and a, Last dates conflict between the
two parties appeared imminent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Maine state Election.
AND, Me-, Monday, Sept. lJ

AND, NC, DioLoo!i % ept' 10, io'''
c..,. Ulcers and members Of Con
Our e's,r r,ee to-day and the retuDs 'ho" lsrs'
gTes' n ra.ut in this city for Governor "ana' a
vote. 70, NJ Morrill,, Republican 2''"; Mana
iolOw' smith. Democrat I,a.s. Last year 'ae ,sa "e
ssa o. ' ~o,. va. ,s29, snd the l. he'nora'o 90 'o'
POO'' porr1asD, Monday, Sept. 10 III -, ~,
vo,e ia II towns foots vi: Moi. "'
Smith, 6l0
p;SdefOrd gives Morrill, 6S5, Smith 753.
n. r,,urps come in very slowly.
PoRrLAsD, Tuesday, q. m,
u.hsve returns from 13i towns which foot mp TOR
ua,r;u 81 Ss7; Smith, 2,lCS. In the same towns
~, vssr Morrill, had % lI6; Smith, 2l,9S7; showing
penublican majority this year of 5,17, against
100 ist year-a Democratic gain Of 3D.
The Democrats have gained several Representa-
tves. r ..o,,,,or, oe
In mot Of the Districts the vote for members oi
r,,,rre.s vss about even with that for Governor
r, The lid District johnson, Democrat, Is prooaoy
elected. ,...,. l..,..
The Ist District is very close, and the result doubt
ful. IL. ...,...ol
In tbe With District Foster Republican, Is elected
10 the With District, Washburn, Republican, Is re-
elected by a large majority
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
COMPLETING THE ERIE ENLARGE'
MENT.
From rh< .flb0Hy Journal, sept y.

From rh< .flbJHy Journal, sept -
Tie Canal Board adjourned ON Saturday afternoon
after session of two days. Reports from The En2-
neers of the Western Division Submitted by CON-
missioner Rugges showing that channel seven feet
deep and at least foriy-ve feet wide and permitting
the passage of boats fully loaded, now be obtained
hy further expenditure not exceeding sli0,0W Ihe
cost Of finishing all the work the two other divls
ions will not exceed 800 0vO that the enlargem.n M
is in fact the very of completion. Nothing Will
prevent lis being brought wholly into use at the open
ing of navigation in the Spring bat the unfinished
work on the Csyuga Marshes, which has been unac-
counsbly delaye ed and may postpone the use nj the
channel with the fun depth until the Spring OF 1861
On considering these Reports, the Canal BosId per
mted such change OF plan III The Sork on the marshes
and consequent increase in price, a. viii enable tae
contractor, without delay, 20 employ extra ioree,
working at extra hours 10 bring this section nto
use by the lst OF August next.
A writtea stipulation lad before the Board ny
Commiss:oser Ruggles, obtained from M BancAari,
the propEstor OF the invention for saving i.c IN
steam boilers, permitting It's use by e,s boat na'i-
eating any OF the canals o. this State or any rlver
lake or harbor connected herewith on paytag one
fourth Of the value OF the fne ssvede-mstsd a. no'
l--s than my doiiers for every voyage from bnhaio
TO Nex-York ard beck.
The completion of the enlargement wfth its iul
width of 20 feet will require about 800 IN Addition
~ the $40 00 estimated for the chAnns. feet deep
a further sum Of about 500. eco viii ~ needed !o
son,pletns the enlargement OF the Cseego and th'
cayica and Srneca Canals. These sau,s do not ~
ctude the amounts due for WORK actually toae
and for lano damages.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

PROBABLE MURDER.-Sergeant Heddon and Officer
Whitconlb Of the Tenth Ward last evening arrested
Conrad Reinson of No. 1873 Ludlow street, suspicion
Of having fatally injured girl by the name Ann Ken.
nedy under the following circumstances Il appears
that Ann Kennedy recently lived in the family Of
Conrad Remson as domestic; after leaving them to
live with another family in the neighborhood, she
continued to visit Ms. Remson against the wishes OF
NJ. Remseh, who fisslly forbade her entering the
house believing that the association was prejndciel
to his wife, inasmuch az the two according to the
statement OF Mr. Remson, were in the habit OF ndug-
ING in the us.. Of liquors together. On going home
las. evening. Remson found Ann Kennedy aud orte,ed
her cut; almost Immediately siterwerd the glri Sas
found in fron, OF the house with her neck dslocs,ed
and il Is supposed that Renlson pushed her headLng
of the -toop OF his house. while the accused, con-
tends that Ann grossly intoxicated and fel down
the steps The matter will be investigated this morn
ing Dr. Mott vino was call Il TO attend the glF, en-
;ertains 20 hope whatever OF her recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
THE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
MONTROsE, Pa, Sept l. 1853

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
MONTRosE, Pa, Sept. l, 1853.
The Republicans of this (Susquehanna) county
have renOminated the Hon. David Wilmot for
President Judge the Hon. Galusha "A. Grow for
Congress, and the Hon. Simeon B. Chase for
Assembly. On the evening after the Convention
adjourned large and enthusiastic mass meeting
was held in this place, and able, eloquent and
argumentative addresses were delivered by Mr.
Grow and Judges Jessup and Wilmot. The spirit
manifested at the Convention and also at the mass
meeting in the evening. shows and proves most
concusively that the people are aroused and are
determined to turn out masse and give Messrs
Wilmot Grow and Chase greater majorities at the
coming October election than they have ever hereto
fore gwen them. The resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted at the evening session of the
Convention, among which was the following:
Rcsolred That we rcaffirm and approve the primer
ples and doctrines embodied and set forth in the
National Republican Platform OF 1856, and by those
glorious principles reso ed to gain everything
orr all.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

MASSACHUSETTS, SHrPPISs PAUPRRs TO NE"-f ,RS.
-Four iestitute persons. who gave their names as
William Dickinson Luke Cross!ey james Maceson"ld
and Charles Poole, last ragh called at ths SIKH Wafd
station -Hcnse to seek for lodgings a1d ass-stance
Sergean; Brush, on ntsxrogatrg the spphearas rela-
tiveto what they hai been doing sad whe0ce they
came, asoertained th.s they bad beea nma4s OF the
Ams-House at Monssn, Mas for -lnle tina past ane
that the supernte sent OF that Institution had pad
their fare to New York in ler to get nd u them, aei
that they were ersrely des,tae. They we're provied
with lodging. fos the night, ana will dosbtles be 'ent
back 10 Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

DEATH oY r. BErcHsR KAY, THE prCittsr.-
Thomas Beeher Hay, the notorious pngi.s, nsa "
heart disease in house IN Gooch street IN thus csy'
about . O'Clock yesterday afternoon, n the io,ty-
seventh year of hs age. Kay had woiid'wiae nSso-
riey of the wors. kid especially among orase.s
and fancy men, He early days were S'os u
crn. in England whence he was transported 70 ' an
Deman's Land; but he managed I" e-oaps tiIo"1"
.ome years ago and came 10 this country wneT no
soon took q high position among the fancy IW
time IA. kent a gyrnnssinn in this ofy aud taught
the manly art OF selfdeiense, or, IN sss pons
phrase If msuliDg All adversary. Afew ys~s ago
te Left Boston and vent 10 CshiOrna, and wa~ either
exp.-A or ran away duriDg the rule ol the kgiisnca
Committee lie next made his appearance in Boston.
ami about year ego, shot an lncfensve man ID an
oyster saloon the west part Of tie city oa avoae"
sifs-t by leaving the city Temporarily hs mas 81, po"s
.ick for several months past. foston e"s'' i'"".
FATAL AccrDgsT ON THg CxSrRtL ksnRoAp.-
A. the 10 o'coe / train on the Central Railroad at-
urday morning WAS approaching fohias a aisttess~*
! accident occarred Geo GottiBgbsin, brakeman,
wlo passing irom one ear 70 a'oel, 90, 'o ,ist
co,,o ,f H. secoud car III no sOOnef had suuek tho
yousd bsu the wheels Of 'he third car pss.sea over
| 60. ssverug biz head from bis body. 1he usfn w~
stopped and the eo@y taken 70 s.os s'e's ran an & a.,
| c.s.sd was about tyeniythree yeats Old, aad, W
sar. was engaged to b. maTrte'i the present week.
10 Young lady in the upper pay. OF the cty.-Ao0'S
| j0srE0f.
! ayssRsEf,.-We learn from TIE Bostoa L4ger
that sale OF 80 lbs Of an bergris was made 'aa-
civ on the sh inst for tho snn of $4,000, an1 upon
which the purchaser will probably realize vhoW' II
va. taken from wN.e, and brought ZONE u :
hip recently arrived q Nantucket. This substsnc:
!. morbid ,ser,iion the liver Of the spernsess'
whale and is general used, in IFS slcolI solaioa.
as perfume. Il Is more often found ~ whales g
sick and lean sppv aIance, indicating thAi tss WI" .
girls Is product Of disease II Is usually ioar' ~.
rmps of from v,e 10 thirty pounds in weight and INC
lsrge-t piece Rthero known weighed IS. los, IL sS.
was bought by the Dutch East India Company 49,.
king Of Tit,re. Another piece from n'ce eo" s,,;o
'e'' "' y I'll" '''' '''' New bedford 1ecsrI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

cry sd T--sus within the Ouarante inc.u- SEEMED d.
usnc st TIE hands OF the Executive rorrs sas
decided seoa socoratsy yesterday sues my proSsams.
ton ienourc thee acts = yio.erc calling the Cv'
Magistrate. OF County none to . in bringing
p,ri.nert ths eaiins astos h H. g. . sai
declaring purpose to send military scc- ,kc sre
of TIE pse tors. -'sttnec 81 Quasrn~ protest the
lives OF tie SICK ard the bgidnss 10 b.
Under these Circumstance. the enoi,y ,na most unusual
csarscer Of these acts .. oence require that mediate ard
ercis measures ha i eree BE IsA-n - ens te gtIa
ors thereof to justice ard . las occurred 20 me that hoGi
oe l duty the outraged laws Of the state by rrqae
s yog as Il hsh esa oeeS 20 peeecd At once % h~ Conn
y II Rctuoui and ske the iuvera.on into
the ot9n rrrgres. srd ccrcutrg ct of sud murder
Which have just occurred the Quarantine station And to
If sry csn be ,skeu whou, the County Of Ri hond
s Anf would further request 'hsi yoe "ouia psosrt
"hou; ersy 20 indemnify the Sste iof the deFn ln o. -
Yrpery b, brugrg -ction or - estis,ed vnr 'sans
he t0eIty Of Richmond inclose Tor your hiornsf'on
copies q The eorrerdence between the NSnl. on-ts ~
Emigration srd myself the slhcc; Of the Qrsantne fs
" - ''',: ,sisnse) med ~ '''~ JOHN A. KINO.
T. The Ho.. Lyman TsssslS. Attcruey. General.
Ay0rHcy- -Gczcrol 7rcnoir's Reply
Srsry or Nrw-fosS.
OFlIcs or rHk ArruS>yY-6s>SG,i,I
ALBANY. SEPT 2 1855
Sin: haze the honor TO acknowledge the recep;
Of 7'ur coumune.t:on. Informing o the seton which yo
law tssn and Feccrnend IN reference 20 NE sc's oi
committed N. Qu,rsn,ge Station the nights Of the is 'Hd
BY On at Of the Les.is,r, pa,.ei 1855 ~heaevsr any
building other resi- Of personal properly shall b. destroyed
injured in e,reeuence OF moi o' The city or county IN
the ds are Scs ss sr s.,S lrs.s Sere n compliance With
your request, 'aa regard my dfy witssi
delay 20 the egs roce-dns 10 recover
the damages sustained by the people OF tie Sta'-.
iconcuI WITH y,i IN the opinion inst the saeEe 81 ~
action ufes srd rea1ire- iuvesgstion INTO the on ard
progress Of the difc-es which have rmins-ss N the eon'
ZION OF the deeed ots sssn, the snd into si r"'trs
coDretet Herewith entirely unwilling 70 believe tha
'he local authorities oS Richmond County will 10, END fs,T
aid towards sesrcius % ,horous Oh mvt,ssiion = these mat
Equally d.ous wi yourself tha. Ne laws a'l lee isf
y executed consent stend and such inves
,saon; or my osris will render per
sons attendance ics5'e, will un- with you the
designation Of discreet lbIs and eces counsel to COM
M. % sud conduct such an IN ;rsi,aiion
Win great respect. have hs honor TO be- yours truly
tsisnedl LYMAN TREMAfN.
To lis Exceleucy JOIN A. Kivs. Governor Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

HoRsE TasIse AZ TIE NArIoSAL Horse fAiH.-
The September Bulletin OF the National Ho~se Far,
TO be held At Springfield Asss, commencing this day
announce that William H. Rney, brother OF the
great hosse-,ansr, and himself accomplished n the
peculisy art Of subjuga,ng unnamed ana ugly horS"
mas written to the managers from Chicago, that ae
will be present. He says:
"Ie1pect TO be with you. II Son know any no'''
riousy wild vicious horses, pie~e invite the o"ns''
TO bring them TO test the srt."
Although there is premium specially ano.Oe1 70 10
viscOus horses, the exercise Of the horseta"' 'si'
upon them may b fully equivalent to aprenAuin 70 70
the owner, We say therefore, bring % your asy
hores.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
ONO CONGRESSIONAL NOlTNATION

Correspo ndeuce Of The n. y. Tribune
AKRON, Ohe> Sept. :, 1888.
The Republican Congressional Convention for the
XyIIhh District met at Unontown, Stark County, on
Sept :. pursuant to the call OF the Committee. VIM.
H. Epson Of Akron was chosen President. The Con-
,ention then proceeded to ballot for candidate for
Congress and the 9th ballot resulted in the nomina
ton of SIDNEY EDGERroN, esq, of Akron Summit,
County, lawyer of considerable ability and stern
and unfinching Republican. is.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Orr FOR rnE WEST AeAiN.-The frequency with
which Mr. C. Z. Tracey starts from New-fork to pisc
children in Western homes is startling, and the ques
ton mnst often erse, WHO pays for il y In this
city these children almost doomed to crime by their
suroundings-ai the West the chances are that they
will grow up viitaous, healthfal useful men and
worrcn In this work the Children's Aid Society is
doing the community, as well the children. great
servoe and we feel sure it viii be as well sustained
by the liberal in midst as j, has been in past time
II needs funds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
The National Horse Exhibition.

S,R,GyIrLD, Mas, Monday, sept I3 Io1o'
The number of entries for the National Exhibition
of Horses. which opens tomorrow, is 800. Inns Is
more thar twice last years number, and en-
braoes over 500 animals and the best collection ever
seen. The town is fast filling up and everything
promises well. The exhibition grounds were quite
lively to-day with informal trials of speed among the
horses here. IThe show opens at 10 a. IN. with a
Grand cayalcade Of all the horses entered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

d,y nigh, last, Junius w. Craig Of Helena, Arkansas
d;sd a, Louisville He et viii be3nes hing TO Miss
Wright al Louisville, daughter Of Capt 4. T. Wright.
., HI. estste-making an annuity Of $4,000. He de-
.ires in his will that the remaining half OF his income
sbsI be devoted to the Improvement of his estate,
and after her death the whole property is to go to the
endovmeut Of a college at Helsua. The vii u cou.
te-.eo by his te!styss,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

The HuGnEs PRNTING TELsGR,rH AND TKv Az
LASTIc CABLE.-We have private sdvices ffom io"
don, by the Vanderbilt, which state that Prof Hughes
would have his machines in readiness to work the CO
bic on or about the sth inst, on which day the Allan
tic Company expected to dispatch special steamer 10
Trinity Bay with one Of Prof Hughess assistants on
board. Prof Hughes says anhe~iatingy, that no csa
transmit intelligence through the cable, reliably aud
continuously at the rate of from three to SIX words per
minute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Ohio State Fair.

SAsHDGO, Monday Sept. l3, loS
The cityis full of -, and the arrangements tor Tor
The State Fair are c60pkte. The Cosmopolitan Art
Association pictures are all on the ground. The exh
btion is free to the public. The number of entries
already made is 1000 and the Fair will be the finest
ever held in the State. The exhibition oi horses ana
cattle that will be made will be superior in every
spect to any exhibition that has ever taken place IN
Ohio. Ample arrangements for guests are made
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
llliH0iA Politics.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Monday, Sept. l3, 1853.
Judge Brcese Of this State publishes letter in
The Missouri Republican the subject of Illinois
rotics lie denies that he is not candidate for the
Senate and also the assertion that he supports Judge
Douplas He likewise denounces all cOnspiratOrs and
d.orgapzers against the honor and integrity Of the
Democratic party, and says he viii follow that party
and no single person.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

The cornerstone OF the new church edi6ce now in
course OF erection for the Reformed Dutch congrega.
tion under the charge OF the Rev. j. h. Acga a, ia.
msics L. l., viii be laid to-day at 3o'clock p m,
The Rev. A. ID. Van Zandt aud the Rev. Theodore &,
Cuyser viii sssis, in the exercises.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Fire I'm DAYTON, Ohio.

DAYTON, Ohio, Monday Sept. Is, 1913.
The wagon and plow establishment, formerly owned
by Henry Kimes and occupied by Robertson &
Plefenbergen, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morn
ing. Loss $1,000; partly insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE HELD. TO BAIL.-iae eA
animation Of Richard Adams Locke, Oh charge oi
having violated the Quarantine laws in nngg ing 'a''
the grounds Mr Ray Tompkin', took place on avnaAI
morning before Jcs.ice Welsh. The oni''d ''s'.'
Assis;aa. D.trct7At.orrey, Mr. Dwight, aIpeaiea -
counsel for Mr. Locke and conssnded that lnssn'AH
portion OF the grounds belosg to the rs'eia oo
ernmsnt, Mr. Locke, as Of It's ofeer-' hsd i'N'
to 2, there through The State grounds to II, 20 ''e
only or usual node OF sccsss TO and iron .'s
Government property; tha, whatever ne na' 'one :,
III. matter vas in accordance with nstI
from Collector Schell; AID that as NJ Locke O.
charged vith bei.g al accessory to the es,' U' H'
Tompkias, he Mr. Dwight moved for tho dl'sn.i 3 3
of Mr.. Locke. Justice Welsh took une''a'
Of the matter, and in the absence OF M Seis"l'A'
Assistant Dstriei.Atiorney Of The Consy nc 'e'
. strained to hold Mr.. Locke to ban M '',' '1A -
si 900, to answer in the Court OF Genera Sessions
which was given, Collector SeaeA oe'0"'-N5 ~
/ bordsmsn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
United States school Ship Preble.

NORFOLK, Monday, Sept. I3. IolS.
The United States school ship Preble arrived here
yesterday from regular cruise, and proceeds to
Annapolis to-day.