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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
important from Mexico.

N,sHISGros, Saturday, S'pt. II, lSa
New-Orleans papers OF Tuesday last, coossnS
Mexican news, are to hand.
Tampico was captured by the Lbcralis'', With W
irontersmen, assisted by the revolutionists INSIDE.
Gen. Vdauni, 10, eco men and 81 pieces Of artillery
was left at San Luis early this month, to march asrA
Guansjusto and the City OF Mexico.
a financial transaction was about to take psce s
tween Gen. Yidaur and the Governor Of Zscatscv
by which it was provided that vidanri would b
placed in the possession OF ample means to inssr
success.
An express arrived st San Luis on the l6th q A.
gust saying that the forces of Aramberi bad ets;st
those OF Meja that those Of Hoers had defeated
those of Mrsmon, stationed at Salamanca tha Mira
mon was on his way to the City Of Mexico; and that
the forces OF Aramberri had gone ia pursuit o. hs
disbanded ones Of Mjo, until the la,te had eus'ea
QueretaYO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

A great even, is chronicled in the sporting news
papers but only an event preliminary to one still
greater. The gallant Heenan and tine chivslrous
Morrissey have not met to pound and 10 he
nounded 10 bleed and 10 b. bled. 10 gouge and 10
be souged: but the circumstance 10 which We
sllude precedes thst terrible encounter which
ALREADY casts s shadow before, and fills the minds
of the fsncy with mingled feelings of hope and
spprehension Ia short, the eminent Aaron Jones
Of the London Prize Rins-J0nes whose exploits
have given 8 well-detned glory TO that somewhat
,nl0sr usme-Jones who hoeged Bob Wade in
Is5A-.Jones who was logged by Henry 0rne in
IsIo and by the conquering Ssyres IN 1857 is with
IA. Jones. the hero of one victory and OF two
defeats. hiss abandoned the circle OF bis glory ,nd
bs gloom; and now, for the benefit of istc
,.onbytes. merely doubles his iyes and shows
how hslds we're Won or lost. The Child OF
Benici, hes summoned Jones ACROSS the blue
oc.,n and hss plsced himself didscficsly,
a;e,s,iesDy. symnss,icaiy and with flal conf.
de,cs in the hands of that British brave. Jones
will measure his beer, weigh his beef and restrain
him alike from the bland ishmsnts OF Venns and
,be destinations OF Bscchus; Jones vii regulate
his per,pirations and control his slumbers Jones
will be- with him in his sitting hrs standing, his
vslkinr and his running; Jones Will impsrt 10 him
the neves. blows and the most fashionable toiges.
,Jone. uill turn cat " dashed N saima "a possi-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The controversy between the Government of
Venezuela aud the French and British Embasss-
dors, as to the disposal of the Mouagas family,
pending ever since the late revolution seems to be
settled at last. The decided steps lately taken on
the part of the French and British men-of.war, in
entering the ports of Laguayra and Cabelo and
seizng the shipping, added to some fears on their
part of counter revolution in favor of the Monagss
family, seem to have brought the Provisional Gov
eminent to terms. Gen. Jose Tadeo Monagas, his
son.in-lsw Guiseppi, and his Minister Gutierrez,
after first being restored TO the asylums from which
they had been taken-the honses of the English and
French Ministers-hsve received their passports,
and have sailed from Laguayra. The other ex-
President Monagas has died during the contro-
versy. This annoying and troublesome dispute
thus disposed Of the Provisional Government will
be at liberty to proceed with the work of framing
new Constitution. The Convention to frame it
was to have been in session before now, but the
last accounts from Venezuela which come down to
the 9th of August, do not afford any information
on that subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

By the arrival OF the Star OF the West, We
have the California mails of Aug. 30, two weeks
later than our previous dates. The steamer brings
81, 700, 600 in gold The Fraser River excitement
has come to sudden termination, and many OF
the runawsys in the recent stampede have re-
turned to their accustomed diggings. The latest
reports from the mining region announce great dis
tress among the emgrsnts. The scarcity of food
almost amounted to famine. Little gold was
found. on account of the hight of the water, and
the Indians were constant annoyance to the
miners No doubt however was telt as to the
richness of the Fraser River mines, and new
attack of the gold fever was anticipated. Busi-
ness in California was improving. The letters OF
our correspondents present coPous record oi
crimes and accidents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The rival Democratic State Conventions IN Cali
fornis would seem 10 have been badly matched.
The snti-Lecompton (or Douglas and Brcderick) }
Convention nominated full ticket, including
Messrs. j. C. McKbbcn present Member)
and William l.. Dudley Tor Congress; while the
I.ecompton Cor Buchansn) Convention did not
venture to nominate candidates for Congress nor
for the Clerk OF the Supreme Court The Repub-
hcans have nominated the Douglas canddste for
Judge of the Supreme Court with Mr.. McKibbcn
for Congress, but have put up Mr.. F. P. Tracy
(Republicsn) for the other seat. So Mr. Mcklo-
ben's return and the election of Mr.. Curry Ia the
Bench of the Supreme Court would seem beyond
reasonable doubt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

MAINE holds her Annual Election today, and
the vote is likely to be large, the contest has
been quite animated. The Democracy of Maine
sided with Douglas against Buchanan in the Le-
compton fight, and their candidates are now openly
committed TO vote for the immediate admission Of
Kansas regardless Of the nyidious conditions of
the English bill Several Of their ssprant TO seats
in Congress are men Of wealth, who have spent
large sums in the canvass and who have doubtless
succeeded in winning back some Of the voters
whom the Outrages in Ksnsss aud the brutal beat
ing Of Senator Sumner drove into the Republican
ranks. The vote for Governor last year stood:
Morell, Rcp...... 81, 800 Smith, Dcm..... T., ,553
Monclls majorty-.-... II ,}5'
This majority cannot now be overcome but there
will probably be some 10000 more votes pollcd
than last year, and we shall not be disappointed if
the larger number Of these are sacred the wrong
side. All six Members Of Congress now Re-
publcans: but the other side hope 10 oust three of
them, and are working for that result men sell
6om worked before. We hope 10 chronicle the
failure OF their efforts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

oanais. the pride Of the STATE, an, .be .,,--,
~paah ARD po"er Of our grea metropolis. ~ = :
adAp,a,i'r 10 steam. and their ran,eaanc. a. Ns
ship by the state forrvcr-the~e and kipa,., -
iocis. too long neglected. sTe worthy Of the
sidera,iOr o. sll rho are engaged in pnbss !,
II, Us then begin 'on''Hre api end our pro,,..s.'
in spnt Of ooncilGtioo and Of hxmoty con- u
rs.e with TIE objects ~ysht to BE- attained e,ta.'
TO those who sent Us herr, that. a. individual.
Of grcs; sHd powerful party :.
DO, unrn.ndful of the iris: committed to %. ,or "
rcstirg upon o..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The remarks of Mr.. Z. ID. MORGAN, on calling
the Republican State Convention TO order, were
imperfectly given in our Telegraph report. We
copy them from The Syracuse Standard as follows:
In the name of the Republican State Committee,
and by It's direction, | now call this Convention to
order. The large asaembage both inside and outside
OF this Hail. indicates pretty clearly the interest mani
tested by our constituents the proceedings OF today
Entertaining extreme opinions, bat founded
right; justice and truth, and with the entire power and
patronage Of the National Government against it, the
Republican party has accomplished, and Is destined
still further 10 accomplish, results that may well chal-
leuge the admiration Of mankind. Through ia inter-
venton, and by its power, STAKEHOLDER will ever
e. his foot ito make lodgment there upon the soil
OF Kansas. BY the same power, those who planned,
aided or sbet;cd, in the repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise for the purpose OF extending slave territory,
vii be taught esson they viii not soon forget, while
they will secure no other result than nigh. have been
expected from their pertidy.
The Federal Government, the -uppe instrument Of
the slave power welded Tor is benefit IN every depart
meot i the high purpose Of the Republican party to
overthrow and to place in is stead wiser aud better.
In is accomplishment i offers the ght hsnd Of follow
shpto and invites the sation ani cooperation OF the
men OF all parties whose convictions and Judgment
lead them 10 sct with il, sharing, a. oil such will now
in the hazards Of the contest when victory the
Effort rejoicing in the triumph and participating in the
honor which il brings.
Turning from National to State concerns, re-
form in oar hnsncisl sy,tem Q dlscontinuance OF sp
propra atioLs from the general fund Of tie State lar ex
ceeiing It, income. The immediate completion d our
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBFE ID, 1853
Hhasever Is neccs

public money il distributed. yhatever Is ueccs-
sSD beyond tbs for the support Of the -ipols has
TO b. raised by ra;e-bils. The money too, which
II distributed, II distributed IN the worst possible
way; II is sppor.ioned among the counties in the
ratio OF populstion, end by them to the districts
according 10 The number Of children residing in the
districts. - it happens that in most Of The VII
lagos Throughout The State the public money Is
aInpl. sufficient % the support Of the public school
although hal; the children Ia the village mas no,
attend it, while in the sparseiy populated agricul-
tural districts where al the children attend the
public school snd It Is IS large the viIlage
school. the pubic money is only half sufficient 10
support II. there being but half IS many children
in tie district.
II il slso question whether the system might
no, be improved by the establishment Of 3 union
school for every eight or ten school districts.
school which has been established in Michigan with
decidedly advantageous results. These schools,
gathering together the older and more advanced
pupils in the common schools afford them lnstruc-
ton now 10 be gained only in academies or in the
better grammar schools Of the cities. In case this
should be decided upon. the scsdemies and col
leges now participating in the literary fund might
well be Incorporated into the system.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The Hon. JOHN HICKMAN, the leading Anti
Lecompton Democrat in Congress from Pennsy-
ysns, is candidate for reelection, opposed by Mr..
Manly, Lecomptonite, side, and by Mr..
Broonall, Republican on the other. The friends Of
Mr.. lIckmsnin the Republican District Convention,
being treated with ndignity and denied fair hear
ing, withdrew in body (3S out of ~ and, after
full consultation, presented Mr.. Hickman az an
independent candidate, and he accepted, in speech
taking strong grounds for Free Kansas and Pro-
tectiye Tariff. Believing that Mr.. Hickman has
not only deserved reelection but that he can do
more good in Congress than new man, We trust
he msy BE- trumphsnty sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
t. ths Associated Pr -.

T. The Assoc atsd Frrs-.
WksHtNCroN, saturday. Sept n lsa
The President i personally paying special aii.ps.
10 the military expedition to be- sent under C;~,s,s
Harvey against the Indians n Wsshington sni Cr.,r.
Territories. and To the exposition preparing sr.ss
Paraguay. Several Of the Secretaries were ssel =
10 the White House to-day.
Gen. Harvey VIII sail for the Pacific on TIE N
inst. He will have force of about three ths,s.s
men when all the contingents arrive. lie exp~cx =
make short work Of the new Indian war.
The overland mail routes 10 the Pacific siis S d.
continent which Postmaster General Brown hss h,.,
maturing, are all arranged, and vii conneDce ~evcs
next month.
DIR. Thomas Rainey of Ncw-iork has been 40
pointed Special Agent to accompany The recap,urs
Aircans snd deliver them to the antbontcso ot Lbera
He i. well known in connection with the caierpris-s
establishing a line of steamers between the Ulaa
States and Brazil
Commander Charles Stecdmsn has been appoin,sl
Lighthouse Inspector If the Philsdephs District, W.
Commander Yard. detached.
Lieutenant Mercomb has been transferred from n
Nayy-Yard. Ne,y-lork, 10 the Receiving Ship Noc,
Carolina.
Lieutenant James W. Duncan has been ordered 4
the New-York Nayy-fard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The question on which the tens OF thousands
who DO busnes. in our City. but reside for all or
part of the year out of ii at some point on the
line of the Harlem or New Haven Railroad, are al
issue with the four or FIVE hundred persons who re-
side or own property over the Harlem Tunnel S
20 simple that no disnterested person who under
stands can decide il otherwise than right. Admit
that the smoke emsnating from locomotives IN the
Tunnel annoys those living beside or passing over
that Tunnel. we insist that the interest. conve-
nience and comfort of the tens Of thousands who
pass through the Tunnel should not be sacrificed
To that of the few hundreds aforesaid, and the
fact that the few vote in our City while
the many vote elsewhere should not be
permitted to decide the question in favor
of the lean minority. New-iork lives by her ac-
feasibility to those living elsewhere; repel these
bv distractions aud mpediments TO ingress, and
the City will become once more silent waste.
The selishness which insists on stopping the en-
gines at Forty second street, and dragging ali who
enter our City By the Harlem or New Haven Roads
through that long tunnel by horsepower, il closely
skin To that which burns hospitals aud insists that
the Quarantine shall be- located on the Battery.
Read the Memorial herewith presented, and do
whatever you can to strengthen and give effect TO
its righteous prayer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The steamship Vanderbilt arrived here at Il
o'clock last evening with adyices from Europe To
the lst inst, four days later than our last. The
news is not Of startling interest. Queen Victoria
had returned from Germany. Twelve ships had
been wrecked on the English coast within week.
A dispatch from Baron Gros, giving the particu-
lars of the treaty with China. is published in the
MonnsRr. II states that the laws against Chris
tiani,y are 10 be revoked that missionaries are
10 be admitted 10 the whole Empire and
that Chinese Envoy IL to be sent TO Paris
The treaties were completed on the 2Sth of May
and the 18th of June. The mails from Bombay, of
which summar, was received by telegraph, con-
tain nothing noteworthy. The amnesty, purporr.
ing to have been issued by the Governor General
turns out an entire fabrication. Half.s-dozen
sons-in-law of the Sultan have been placed on the
retired list. The pew Grand Admiral in place Of
one of them is Mohsmmed Kbrizl Psshs. and the
new President of the Council, Mohammed Ruchdi
Pashs. An srticle from TIE London Times. which
We copy, takes view OF our telegraph jubilee.
not so gratifying to American vanity as to English
pride
Consols 96: TO 96;. Cotton and Bresd.tuf. un-
changed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
RARRY's TRICOPHERo
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

Tae world has plenty of generals statesmen and
bishops, and hereditary fine fellows without number,
bu, Of touors few. The appearance, therefore OF a
new tenor is an eycut--when excellence seconds
uove,ty. The new tenor singer at the Academy,
S,eaani, has much to recommend him. His power Is
msaly--so his voice. lis main merit is lis ROBUSTNESS;
ils power Of decamng in those loud tones which most
do arouse the public. In this point, however, the
singer overdoes his work, evident IN the aria IN
the 2rovasore. Voices cannot and do not stand such
ssraing without exhibiting signs OF premature decay;
winch fact young vocalist. should remember Europe
now Is full oi cNertasked voices from that OF Duprcz
down. The reception of Sgnor Stefan war most cor
alsl He was several times called before the curtain
by aa audience unusually vehement. But the opera
goers mainly transient customers and e1-
pres themselves heartily than the ke6staes.
We shall have something more 10 say of
S,eaani whcu have heard him in another
character, demanding more grace and tiuesSo
og expression than that of the 7'rop0,ore. Nine.
GsSier the soprano. is remarkably fine artist.
Her voice is very extensive IN compass, and under
high cultivation. She stops al no difficulty, and -
true from the highest to the lowest note Her CHIEF
merit does not lie in dramatic music but in her radiant
e,astc execution OF brilliant details OF whatever com
plex'oo. Her staccsto flights are exceedingly true
sGd e.egant. What adds 10 the marvel OF her voice
and execution, is the fact that much voice and
artistic persistence can OF so small body; for
Nine, Gassier is undenably petite. She received
Inucd applause.
MIS- Philips has made immense strides IN her pro-
fcss.on. She Is now close upon frs,-ra;e artist.
Her s.ngIng aud acting OF the gypsy were most al
mrsb'e. and were appreciated by her hcsrer.
S,gnot Rerurrii the baritone has n good though
cot strong vocr and sings rts,icslly-desorvins
better return from he sudicucc than he gained.
The orchestra led by NJ. Marc,zck was GOOD.
The hessers many, and seemed thoroughly de-
Lighted With the opera.
Verii's ''Il Trovs,ore viii be repeated tom ght.
bsving attracted the srget house the Fri
day evening last. We understand Rossinis William
IT," "isin active rcirsrss asi wii shortly b. produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
Brsted, 4. N

A Convention OF the School Commissioners and
City Superintendents OF the State Is TO be held IN
Elinira 90 Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week The School Commissioners are to the
country what the City Superintendent are TO the
cities; they are elected BY the people, one TO each
Assembly District. The principal business OF the
present meeting is the preparation OF plan Tor the
reorganization OF the school system OF tho State, to
b. preseued to the consideration OF the approach
ing Constitutional Convention. The most pressing
need OF the system at present Is that 1t De made
free OF the twelve thousand school districts IN the
State more than eleven thousand rural districts,
smoas which less th,o bustred dollars sp'ece o,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

To BusIStss MSs.-Whoeyer has anything TO -eA
Or nirodlce whether the line Of inventions fao-
lool. pants. seeds T-eent' anything calculated 70
sin ha sprobat patronage Of a' guerai bic, especial
r. the rural di.tric reminded tat THt WEEyLY TaisrsE
oi nearly hundred and .eye, yve
,gsvd covie. srd j. dolb.e.1 read weekly By
MILLION person. embracing large share Of The active.
rber, intelligent ard eu'ep.inz minds 10 he country OR
mice for Advertising therein per line and for hing
orrg wide and general crculston f. i. commended the
cbesre. medium extant IT. advertisements Usually
.,re.d 70 two OF three columns ths; every a.
dance and cannot escape sitention.
Anythns intended til. weeks D. handed
or before Wedae-dsy.