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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

ANusEMzsrs.-I IPa2ack's IAeater Ton TAylor's
comedy Of Going to the Bad was produced siths
house for the FIRST time Friday night with a fnr
measure of There good bits o. act
ing in il. but the plot is not parti suiary brilliant
Tue gem of the piece is a drunken scene Of Mr
Brougham, who IL supposed 70 be enacting tho
character Of Mepbiropoiles at fancy dress ball.
Mr Lester also has some very amnsng scenes IN this
act in which be il aitred Sec tc lady, aotIqnatcd
and dalCctic Mr.. Hocy does the best possible with
q character Insignificant and trivial As 70 bs utterly
unworthy Of her The play is to be repeated tonight,
together til The Lady Of tie Bedchamher.'
Lamra Ksene's Thcater.--The "American Cousin
still continues 20 crowd this theater and is now in its
fifth week OF uninterrupted success. The comedy Of
the Midsummer Nights Dream" is in preparation.
MJlo's Gardcn.--To.ngbt is set apart for til, bsne-
fit Of the Mount Vernon assocaiion aud Tho l.fo
Of an Actress" will be acted with Mr. aud Mr.. Bonr-
cicaul,, Mrs Ada Clifton, Mr.. Coleman Pope Mr..
George Jordan, Mr.. A. H. Davenport, Nr. Whiting.
Mr.. James Seymour and the rest Of tie company in
the cast.
Two other benefits are also announced to come OF al
this house this week. Tomorrow uIght, 3ir. w. A.
Moore the gertlemauly stage manager Of the estab-
lishment he's a benefit, which occsson will
be given the two comedies Of "A.dy Blake,"
and 1.-THE Invisible Husband" Miss Agnes Robert
son ana all the company will appear. Senorta Soto
will aso add 10 the stractyeness OF the OCCASION by
appearing in Ballet Diverseu,ent. On Wednesday
evening, Mr. A. ii. Davenport has bsDeGt; aad on
Friday night, Mis- Agnes Robertson bas her farewell
benefit, when the Caedorian Club vii attend in full
uniform, pr, osded BY Their pipes.
Broodcoy 7hea;lr.-Mr. Hsckett takes his fsseveu
han k. uuiu q Str pp n
MacSyoopbsnt" IL the MEN Of ths World" and a.
"Mopseur Maler in the drama Of that name.
Boany 7Reater-To-nigh., the two dramas OF
"The Bottle" and "The Lost Treasure" and tho
psntonime of " Duchslm~au'
Nationo! Tlea,er-This week arc TO be presented
two dramas by Mr.. J. b. Howe, entitled "The Nys-
teries and Crmes of New-York and Bfooklyn,' and
The In ghts OF the Mist
Bayrvm's American Maseam.-A new attraction
has been added here in the shape Of Indian GIANT
seven feet high, and Dwarf Lady ta, few inches
high. AL ihe other eurios.,ies useal.
Byyaufs Maarels announce number Of novelties
or this week.
CarapSsiFs Mrsfrels srDoance burlesque Of tho
psrtcmine Of "Pongo," in addition to the other per-
fornsnoes.
EeoF. Min.trels-All the Ethiopian funny things
ard good mulc together with the farce Of "Scsmfn.
are announced for this week.
Palace Garden Circus us-Fifst appearance tlis even
ing here Of The semale rider, Mdl,s Emmelas Loyal
aud Of Mr. W. Pastor ie "grest champion sanlier and
oarpet.,eaper" together with "Cindorel,a," and ON
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoon Per-
formspces.
Lp,seidorf Gae- s.ill continues open aud possesos
mapy attractions for strangers, as well a. res.deats
Of sug city,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
News from Mexico.

Ngw.ORLrAss Friday NOV. T. I5o8.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived here WIN
Vera Crnz dates oi tle 9;h inst go
Gusdalaiarn was recaptured by the Libersls on the
oSth instead Of the 18th ut IT va most desperately
defended. and the Liberals hed to be reeai'rc9d by
| 100 men. The people were reivclng at their sue
Ger. =, n 4.
ZIosra vas anxious to retire from the field, bat tae
c,ercv bad offered him en0'her million not do so.
Mszstlan was il possession ofthe Liberals.
San Bias wss the only town on the Pacific held by
Zul,agH.
IN. steamer Guerrero had been recaptured in the
Tobasco River by the Liberas, and the Spanish
steamer Colon, a. S'fucos, had been taken by Al
yarr2.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

According to the English papers, the United
State, Russs aud Great Britain have Juf' nHgo-
tinted I.w treaties ~Ih japan; though, II such be
The csse. 20 far as @e conc-raed, It Is little
remarkable, cousid, ring the boast made BY our
Government OF it- special openness as TO all dip
lomatic transactions, that th" hrst knoweoee' not
merely Of the contents Of the treaty. but OF Its
very existeuce. should reach us by the way of
Epelsnd.
Tbesc treaties are highly Important Japan has
followed the example Of China which indeed has
sIways been the great m,del according to which
the japanese have struggled to shape taeinselses.
The monopoly OF foreign trade BY the Government,
hitherto so strenuousiy insisted upon has been
abolished. The expect duty, except 10 the case of
few prohibited articles is liuted to Ve per cent,
while the Import du'y rs Lot to exceed twenty per
cent. AID ou some articles, including cotton and
woolca goods, is limited to five. The right of
diplomatic rcsidtuce at Jeddo is also conceded;
and the opcniDg If Kansgows, the part D! that
cupit;l, and also OF Hiago, the port of the great
city OF Ozaba, TO foreign trade though as yet
foreigners remain excluded from travel in the in-
terior The traditional policy of Japan, initiated
from China of nOU-intercOur,e with foreigners ap-
pears TO be fast giving way. 1t now only remains
to find, aud there suspect will be the pinch,
articles of export in which the Japanese can pay
for such goods of ours as they would desire to pur
cbssa srd consume
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
The RailrOad Convention.

CLENETAND, FrIday, Nov. II, I6jS.
The Convention was occupied today in discussing
the Niagara Conventions plans. A resolution was
adopted TO submit the action Of this Convention to the
Boards Of Directors of the roads represented the
ton OF this Convention not t. final unless approved
Ly two-thirds Of the number o miles embraced in the
territory represented. When it approved Il neral
Convention is to be called for the apponine oi Com
nIissiOneI-. - z
CIEvELAsD, Saturday, Nov. i3, 1853.
lat Convention to-day the Nia2ata plan oi organ
izaion was slightly modihed, aud then adoptsd. Ihe
most imporant al GRAFTON m>de preciudes express and
freight companies from elOyng any facilities in the
uee Of cars ~ in the dispatch oi freight not allowed to
other shippers. The Ilsu is to be submitted to t1e
stockholders Of the roads for their approval and to the
Ratfyirg Convention at Cleveland when the plan Is &C.
{, pied 10y The road.
W. DcnDisoD jr., Jno. Van Nortwck, and Jno
Irele r., appointed to serve as Commis5loners
until regular Board is elected. The Convention then
final adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

,,. b,ye occasion to rcoccupy ih" cell himself II
h., must b. hi- di.su.t srd indignation 10
e.1 h,s cell decorated. aud his he'd dehi"d oy 'ie
occupancy, not Of bold murderer OF roo's'' Ou,
of sueakinC woul, be burglar in iae thfd u'5r'0
Beside dispstching these seven cases jung
.eIl sent also Oliver Mitchell who P'ead'd s''a''
10 forgery in the fourth degree 10 Dia'A"'"
Islspd for one year.
Now sc dare say that in ever ons Of these
e;sbt ea.es a lawyer as scu'e a'Judse Russell
mich %'sst have found jus, good a'~. as "ere found
n The case. Of Devlin Turner and Barry In the
,n Sn,mer cases. bowesrr the learned Judge felt no
IN =. xs,c,se his dtsterlty, or t. display his pro-
fonoa knowledge of the law No doubt all t1ese
a;oht copyicfs wer, good Democrats. and therefore
.,,;,led on Judge Eurselts part, 10 certain
degree Of considerations but then they we're not
noIItical leaders Ike Dsvu, Turner aDd Barry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
The Erie Canal.

- , AIbNNi, Saturday, Nov. r. l0S
The Canal Board bed session TODAY And ea.
journed until December 10, haviug awaIc,d the con-
tractor on the Black River Improvement S2t 900 for
The Contracting Board also held an exciting 1',..
sion. Canal Commissioner Jacox had suspcn nded two
American Supcrntendcnts on his divisinu and the
Contracting Board, by vote of three to two-Messrs
Benton. SterriI and RcgIos, against Mossrs Rich
inond and Jacox-reiused 10 corirm the remoy al aad
reinstaed the superintendent. Immediately after the
acJoHfuu ut ar Jacob again suspended one Of .Aose
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
From Boston.

Bos1os, Saturday, Now Is, 1858.
TIE fremont House sold at auction to-day,
subject to four years lease, for $92 0O0 The name
of the purchaser was not mentioned.
The weather is cloudy, with indications OF snow.
dispatch from White River Junction, VT, says it Is
showing hard there.
CITY Marshal Warren of Worcester, who was accl-
dentally shOt on "Wednesday, died this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THK n. 7. TRIBUNE.
O,,, D,., Hore<srord<rf

From Our Otcn Corrtspondsnf
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, 1853.
The Union cites with appreciation an article
from The Richmond Enquirer, which in view of
Judge Douglass assertion Of the right of Terri
forial Legislatures to exclude Slavery, takes
the ground that Congress must interfere 10 protect
the institution and supply the legislation withheld
by the derehct Territory Intervention for the
purpose of hacrding such protection is declared to
be fundamental principle with the SOdth. This
probably foreshadOws n new device to extend
Slavery through the power of the Federal Govern
rnent IN defiance of the principle of Popular SoV-
ereignty.
Rumors of designs on the part of the President
against the New-YOrk fIards still circulate. The
late.t assertion is that Bird sail is to be removed,
and Mcclellan, ex-M. C. aud candidate for Con-
gress at the late election, appointed in his stead.
The Hon. sam. Medary departed to-day for
Ohio 1t is said that hc hcsitates about accepting
the Goyernorship of Kansas.
20 tss Associated Press.
WAsuiNGroS Saturday, Nov. II, 1853.
The Post Office Department calls the attention Of
patronage n commissions allowed on mailed matter by
one Post Office 10 the injury OF others Hereafter auy
such Unfair practice will be considered sufficient
for removal rom office.
The treaty negotiated with Japan by our Consul
General TO that countIy has no yet been received by
the State Department.
The expenditures for the service of Utah, as far as
known in the Quartermast.rs Depart nent, amount to
S5l32, GOO 4,947 wagons ard amoulances and 1896
horses mules and oxen exclusive of ANIMALS for atl
iery and cavalry have been furnished.
W,sHlSGTos. Nov. Ii, 1853.
private letter received here from Quay yamas, Oct.
10, in giving account of the revolution there,
6rmatory OF the Gently published statements, says
that Capt. Stone with his surveying party, consisting
az sbout thnty Americans, occupied three houses IN
the center Of the town between the opposing parties
II an attack had been made on him he would have
foisted the American flag and fought under I, being
well armed and having plenty of ammunition. and
brig in the hsrbor mounting two nne-pound guns, TO
retreat TO if necessary, Lieut.. Mowry was ready to
iend assistance With his own men. The civil war
ended by the surrender Of the authorities To the rebel
party when after getting what they demanded. aud
obtaining guaranty of immunity from prosecution,
the rebels reiistated the authorities. The Americans
were not attacked, owing 10 THEN firm position, and
Their declining surrender their houses to the rebel
leaders.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Non.ArriyaI of the Vanderbilt.

TIE ,toau,lip "a dertilt, T1th ady.c-7 FRO Ea'
ropc to the .h init, lad cot arrived when or da"t
edition went to press. Tie Sapif Hook telesraph
TO be kept open all p.ght. Or latest dhpa!ch l.
iollows:
Ifait-pqst nine O'Clock o. r.-rae weather is mo!er-
ate, the w.rd westerly. No steamer is 10 sight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Marine Disasters.

HALIFAX, Frlfay, NOV. TT 1913.
By m arrival at ths port to-day, learn thai the
slip Messenger aud brig Orlando had put into St.
Thomas on the % inst, in distress.
OswEGo, Saturday Nov. Is, 1853
The schooner J. s. Reed, from St. Joseph, with
wheat and lumber for this port, nj ashore in snow.
sonal this morning under Fort Ontario. The vessel
aud carpo are insured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
The Tchuantepec Route.

NEW.URLEANs, Frldty, Nov. II, Ts)S.
The steamship Quake, City saied from this port
thiA morning with the California msiis - cabin aad
II tteerage passeIg gers-all to 30 via Tehusntepec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

The Republican Convention for the With Alder
manic District met at Jefferson Market on Saturday
evening. Frederick A. Conklibg was chosen Presi-
dent, and w. II. GedLey Secretary. On motion OF
Dr. Jones, the Convention proceeded to ballot Tor
CANDIDATE and Mr.. STAR, the present Incumbent, was
unanimously chosen. AID. Stan was notified OF ms
nomination snj, appearing before the Convention, in
a brief speech made known his acceptance thereof.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
special Electiou

Gov ps.l.r sss ;s.uaS' No rnday, Nov. II, lSS.
Berks County, fixing Tuesday, Nov 80 a. the dsy for
bocing the special election FOR Congressman ~ G the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of the Hon. j.
CLANCY Jones. Wv "' u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

before removed, but the Auditor advises him 70 hold
TO hts cfce and not recognise SUCCESSOR until hs
is properly appointed by the Bcard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
The Weather.

BOsTON, NOV. IT. IoJS
There was severe squal during ast night,
but this morning the weather was clear and cold.
LA CROSSE, Wis Saturday, Nov. l3 1873.
Six inches Of snow fell here last night. Laks Pepin
is partially frozen over ard boats will probably be
able TO make but few more trips.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Hhe Friends OF Haskin Rejoicing.

- ~''f~@Va % The n. Y. II oune.
fokrcHEsTrR, Saturday, Nov. l3. 1858.
The friends of the Hon. John B. Haskin fired =
salute of one hundred guns this morning in honor
of his election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
The Pa eific Outward Bound.

ST. JoHS $ N.F., Saturday, Nov. l3 1853
The steamship Pacific, rom Sewiork, WAS signaled
at o'clock this morning. She leaves tomorrow for
GALWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. II, 1913.
The funeral of the late City Marshal Warren, who
was accidentally shot few days SINCE, will take place
on Monday afternoon at = O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Snow al TrOY.

TROY \. T., Saturday, Nov. I3.
Over half an inch of fell in this city and
vicinity between S and clock this morning 1t has
now ueh0d away.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
CITY POLITICS.

The Republican AlderInanic Convention for the -
District met at the Bleecker Buildings on Saturday
evening, but failed to make any nomination. Tne
Convention adjourned until next Friday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

The Republican Aldermanic Convention OF the Alth
District Twertieth Ward nominated f.. Harrison
Reed, present incumbent, for reelection on Saturday
NIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

One Of TIE parties nominated for Councilman IN ln'
WITH Senatorial District by the ADTau'nany party,
at the Fifth Ward Hotel Is William Welsh, the ieader
of the Dead Rabbit crowd and brother OF sa"y
WeLh,' orc of the Dead Rabbit rioters On the Hn o'
July, 49,, in tic Sixth Ward. His nomination was -
cured by the pressure Of crowd Of two hundre peaa
Rabbits brough. TO the caucus BY Welsh. lney "e's
accompanied BY q fife spd drum. The same party wiz
attempt 10 control the result Of the primary eec'Oh u
tie Tsmmsny party.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Tie Republicans Of the IXtll Aldermanc District
Sixteenth Ward divided into two parties at the
present time. The nominating Convention OF the Day
ton party met on Saturday evening and nominated us
their candidate for Alderman Gilbert &. Butler IAo
Convention OF the other party will meet on Wednes esday
next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

SEVENTEENTH DIsTEIcr.-The Delegates TO the
Republican Adermshc Convention Of the Seventeenth
District, me-. q. Fsningtons Hall, corner OF Inird
avenue and One. hundred sndtyenty-eighth street. on
Saturday evening las:, and unanimously nominatei
the present incumbent, James Davis esq, Tor eeec-
tior John H. Fsrlit g.on and Alfred Liacombe, were
Lonir s,ed for the Office OF Cons,sb.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

247s s1s 2osn soe7S sos AS 1885, 80!
Morgan over Parker, Il ,iSl Tucker over Cispp,
IL O51 Rsnnhhcan pan. 3j,Jil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

The Republican Councilnanic Convention OF the
With Senatorial District comprising al the ci'y above
Twenty sixth street, lat evening nominated the ioo"
ing gentle nen for Coancilmen:
W.rds Wards
Mn Jo, H. Toone XX..Jsnss G. MeAGsa.
Mn U.Inin Babcocs XXI. William II. tSleIt.L-.
Xxx pspil r To.rs.nl XxII..Ia A. A.len.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
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UNIVERSITY OFMARILN'D
SCHOOL OF yTEDICIyE.

FENHF. Flfty-Fr>t Session will begin on
u THURSDAY O'tob.r 9TH, 1855, and
md March Isl, !c56
Ei,jLTT:
Y. r. SMITH, NJ. d. Principles and Prac
tice at Surgery.
w. {. a. AKIN, NJ. D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW NJ. d.. Principles and
Practice Of Medicine.
JOSEPH ROBI, NJ. d., Anatomy and
Physi, logy.
g. ". MlLTENBEKGER, NJ. d., Obste-
CHARLES FRlCK, NJ. y. Materia MeLica
and Therapeutics.
b. B. SMITH, NJ. d., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at
the Baltimore Intirmary. situated near the
University. and open 10 MatrIculateS of the
School throughout II" year.
FEES, for 'hc fell course, 500: Matrcula-
ton fee -, Graduation $50; Practical Anato-
my so.
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER,
Dean.
Srptembr. 10th, lS59-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
.NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS hereby ~iyrl ti.at the subscriber
has Obtained from i.l. Orphans Court cf
SAINT Mays rnnniy, IN Maryland, letters Of
,dmimistrr iiro an ia" prr~"i.a estate f. Mary a.
" rthcn, l.;r al SAID county deceased. Al per
s,.,S having claims a",i"Sr IL" SID deceased,
hereby warned t" exhibit the same. with the
trooper vouchers thereof, /" the subscriber, on or
before the i, Of April, l~I9, otherwise they may
Hr excluded by las from al! benefit ~ the SAID
estate Glycn under my hand tins 18TH day of
September, ISIS.
Z. III. WATHEN,
Administrator.
Sent 18th l-LI=iN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
IA LU.f BL T. Willy
OF
NEGROES FOR SALE.

"HE Subscriber is authorised - III" nw-
u ner, 10 offer for Sale very valuable
Family Of Negroes, slaves for le.m> vt wears.
consisting OF
Negro WOmsn. aged ST. years. TO serve uu-
I'll January Isl, 1868. also her Children
] Negro Boy, aged Is years.
| Negro Girl, aged IL years.
- 10 years.
a. wears
Negro Boy, aged 2yeare.
The Children each 10 serve unul the age OF
so wears; The future issue of the woman, and
The issue OF the children. and he increase ct
SAID issue, IN perpetuity, to serve until the
age OF 3e years.
The Woman IS a very good Cook and also
\ very useful field hand-;he eldest Be. IS
very good field hand-iEe eldest Girl IS a We
~ capable House Servant aud - 1i>..tul ~
various capacitIeS-the Second GIrl Is ola
enough 10 worm Tobacco and can do va-i0u>
other light jobs. These Servants have been
rerv carefully brought up. and are believed To-
have as FEW faults a. can be found in any
family OF negroes. They are all sound and
healthy. and are sold for no fault. but because
the owner has as many other slaves Servants
for llie) as he can advaniageousy employ.
For iuuher particulars apply TO the sub
< D. Il. MAGRCDER.
Attorney al Law.
Prince Frederick. Calvert Co. Md
September 10Th. lS5S-:t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Office is hereby given tina, the subscri
=, a bers, have obtained from the Orphans
''''i OF -. Mary = county. ~ MARYLAND, let
t"rs "t administration on the lersona csca.e of
Alexander J. Thompson, late Of .sid county. dc.
He"<ed All persons having cams against the
'a'u deceased, are hereby warned % exhibit the
same, with the proper ylI.l. the eor. to TIA
subscribers, on Or before the LIT dav Of Anr.l
neNt. 1853 otherwise they NAV be exrud-d bv
law from nj! benefit Of the sad cs'at- Given
under our hand this Il h day 81 s;.oIenDer. ISIS
GEORGE {. MORGAN,
MARY THOMPSON.
Administrators.
September 23d l%ja-iw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
ROCKAH.fY.S.
HIGHT CARRIAGES. dc

HIGHT CARRIAGES, dc.
With their facilities for manufacturing.
iheY feel confident Of beng able 50 meet tne
wants OF ali VINO may favor them y in Their
patronage.
Old Carriages repaired at the shortest n
tee ana Al moderate prices, or taken in -
change for new
E.5' BLACkSMITHlNG Of all kinds.
(H"rse sboeing exrCptcd,) done al tneir rS-
Enlistment with neatn"ss and dispatch.
July 10, ISIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-21
UNION HOTEL.

"AVING purchased the above property
Il the subscriber respectfully informs N"
travelling pubic :hat h" is now prepared t.
accommodate them. Tn. Hotel will DE- taor
"ughly repaired and all is rooms rtturn!shr1.
The personal attention of the subscriber vi.
be devoted 10 lis management. and his BE-. ;
efforts will be gwen TO make his guests COM
Portable His table will be supplied with
whatever the market affords. ard his Bar fur
nished with the best Liquors and Cigars.
His servants will always BE found attentive
aud accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed, and the SUD
scribcF Nil take care that his stables are not
neglected.
lie so.ici,s the patronage Of the former
guests of The Houses and that Il the public
generally.
JOHN +. FENWlCk,
Leonard Town.
Oct. 9Th, lSjS-G.