The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21


0Ander and Amboy boa, at4P. N. They were escorted
% by deputaton Of the New York Fire depart
nnen who cordially babe them adieu at the wharf Dur
ing the morning the Phadelphlans were taken 70 Inc
Navy Yard where they spent couple Of hours very pro
Aeatly. Altogether the visiting company have no re"a
regret their coming They most oordla reoeNeu
and Entertained anf during their visit they have done
nncht disabuse New York hremcn OF the pfeladce
they had formed agains; fire engines ihey nave
shown that il was possible keep the voluntary asso
Citations with these engines and hence they are sey soon
20 become popular Mr.. Peto the foreman OF the Hope
Hose was pr,sened with elegant silver trumpet by me
ladies OF New York on Tuesday nigh,
T,u RUINS or ruz CRYSTAL PAIAcE--About 1ny
low epIoyed by the city authorities under she supervi
ssa OF Mr. H. Dawson, engineer, breaking up and as
sorting the iron and wrought which constituted
sne and sinew of the Crystal Palace Mr. D. seemed
careful the property Of the exhibitors watching
closely employees and guarding what remained from
shoughees and careless drive OF the sedge hammer
Que engines, he thinks, will be recovered wthou
very extensive damage. The cast iron rs being weighed
ny Burdett and Titus and cast aside al convenient places
INTO bots OF tive tons each The wrought iron WIZ Dc sepa
rated into clasees-round flat and ornamental-and into
Hes OF one two i've and ten tons, TO suit purchasers
The ENHANCEMENT of the from the excessive heat and
crushing tan of the and rders renders the separa
breaking up and weighing slow process, but II
calculated that month from now the work will have
BEEN accomplished Mr.. John s. Belts, OF Gerard Belts
appointed 20 sell by auction the whole about the
20t 25th Of November The proceeds of the sale
expected 10 reach between $50 900 and 1000 The ht
cation between the city authorities and the old Crystal
Palace Association not having yet terminated, the money
viii be placed the hands OF the City Chamberlain, and by
hsm deposited trust company pending the erlnna
OF The suit This sum, the $50 600 INSURANCE, which
S1 be paid at the termination OF the suit and s25 90,
which considered the marketable value Of the iron rail
ing doors, &C. around tho grounds, will bring into the
hands Of the receiver should the decided against
ne city, about much will discharge the claims
II the bondhoders, which amounts 10 $40 900. 1t
likewise rumored that the American Institute max
ing big effort TO long lease Of the ground from the
shy 10 rear upon permanent building for exhibition
GREAT FEMALE PEDESTRIAN MArc8-wAlKISG PLANK
sloo-The long talked Of pedestrian match between
Ms Lambert alias Flora Temple, Of Boston, and Mrs
Martha Buckley, alias rroress of Lynn, commenced
to-day at Montgomery Hail. No. 70 Prince street Flora
and Prioress were, before meeting day last week in
the city, personally strangers each other Flora has
by Der fea,s of walking and waking endurance added to
her pile something 5000, and held kind of "chan
pioushp' the fair In Portland last spring she
gained "the belt for walking fifty hours consecutvely,
and last winter, in Boston, she gained $3.50 for walking
sxty hours Till the appearance Of Prioress her laures
have undisputed the having accomplished
saxne feat Of walking SIXTY hours Lowell last winter,
and gained $3.50 The present match is intended TO test
Aen endurance The terms Of agreement being 'to walk
plank thirty feet long, three feet wide and raised three
teet above the floor. The that sits down, 10
sleep falls of FIRST 30 lose the stske-sloo AT
yesterday, Mr.. Grinne the referee informed the ladies'
IN their dressing room that time up and out walk
ed Flora and Prioress in all the glory Of Bioomerism
shaking hands cordially, Ia prize ring they took the
plank, and moved OF AT The rate of and half miles
IN hour floras costume bears close resemblance TO
kngLlSh lockey-bue velvet hockey with silver
braid the basque and skirt of brown merno trimmed with
blue ribbon fancy sash passes over from the right
shoulder 70 the left waist and down 10 the knee in all the
glory OF crimson asses. Rings breastpn and stars
grtering the sash the right breast, with
sfve watch chain dangling in front, constitute the adorn
Esent OF the upper woman. The combinations
encased in ribbed wooen skin tights
nnatng with fancy socks and heelless leather CATERS
Pr,cress blcomer hat, with small black feather
b iron black silk basque with French tFicoored sash
passing from the right the left shoulder, and
nina,ing there with some knotty nxings over brown
skirt She has paSsed Qaehlug
The combinations IN flesh coored skin tights and ap
roaohes somewhat the model artist Flora Is Of very
short stature aud chubby, weighing 10 lbs, little dark
n complexion twenty five years Of and no doubt
charming classic to her lord. Priorcss is little taller
and Of fair complexion, twenty two years of
stout appearance and likely 20 stand the fatigue
tbe other her walking weight yesterday was 100 lbs
Both have undergone regular system OF training during
the last six weeks bring them Unto condition.
sing AKIN % tho pepar st,ous through which pass the
prize nehter They have had their walks their running
their baths beef steaks done, and their sherry
moderately They commenced at noon yesterday, and
- accident occurring, are likely 10 continue tN some
Saturday. During that time ten minutes three
tmes per day allowed them for refrcshment; but that
eyen 10th Flora and Prloress looked well at starting
how they may bnsh IL another thing; but they both
sanguine OF victory Trottng horses, walking women,
rat killing and prize lighting nark The age We 1--we M
Faith the poet
REVIVAL snvnwAm JEwrrRy BrsrSrss.-
TIC very 10 feel the effect financial panic and
the last from il, the dealers in and
lecturers Of slverware and ewery This business has
been almost total stand still for year past and the
workmen have been compelled TO live on their friends or
pursue other occupations cheering evidence Of Oh.
vva Of business generally the impetus which has been
Even TO this trade within month past Il is sign
thai people making money when they have plenty 10
spare 70 spend Tor Jewery slverware aud similar luxu
rcs The jewellers and sverwarc manufacturers in this
sHy, Newark, Providence and Aicboroagh, Mass have
htey recommended operations a large SCALE and IL is
difficult 90 ind worsmen sufficient 10 I'll all the
DER that pouring In upon them The stores bare
q goods and the sales good promise 70 be unusually
Sge There s now every indication u an active winter
business.
A cmp Rrlxp Wy III F.mxR-A melancholy ira.
sedy occurred at the dwelling house No 355 West
twenty sixth srcei Tuesday evening. man
nAmed Patrick stackpole, became engaged a quarrel
with bis wife, when a moment Of passion he sna,ched
up stick and aimed a blow at her head. Tue woman
turned aside and escaped the blow but unfortunately the
Kick descended upon the head Of infant child she had
m her arms killing Il almost instantly. The father
horror stricken al what had occurred and when the
hoe entered The premises he weeping bitterly at the
result Of his rash folly lie quietly delivered himself up
W The officers 10 await the action Of the Coroner.
ACCIDENTAL pEsm TASGrT ErcrESoS-A young
man named Michael J. Hannah was accidentally shot
while on target excursion, a, Fort Ire, yesterday he
had the musset his hand. with the muzzle pointed 10
mr. neck the but, resting the ground. and the
sct OF stepping backward when the contents we're
charged neck the bah entering and sevorng the
carotid artery The deceased about twenty years Of
was unmarried, aud a resident q Amity street An
inquest was held on The body, and verdict rendered in
passed By the pany and invited guests expressive of
aeir feeling the melancholy occurrence and condong
With the friends OF the deceased.
NnIr.RY-The Third regiment Hussars, Colonel Post.
Wy will parade fuii drcss today, 70 rendezvous at
TomTkns square at three O'Clock. This regiment forms
che finest body cavalry the continent and this days
parade will be peculiarly interesting from the return W
sctve service q their much esteemed Colonel after
hong and severe illness
srArES islASD.-The sixty-nnth regiment getting
along comfortably at Camp Washington and already
made great progress in their drill General sanford
other officers visited the camp yesterday and witnessed
the parade Judge Mctcalfe has gwen decision vet
30 the alleged charges u preferred apanst Mr.
Ray Tompkns and J. Thompson, bst viii do 50 a day
two.
Dtnacanos MONUMENT TO LoEs~zo SHEPARD