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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Camp Washington was the scene of considerable OK
cemsnt yesterday, in consequence of tho annual re-
view and inspection of the Seth Regiment Col. Ryan,
now stationed at that place. and also Of the 10th Regi-
ment Colonel Halsoy who went down to Staten Island
pursuant to Brigade orders. In the forenoon the 69th
were paraded, reviewed and drilled by Brigsde-Maor
and Inspector Robert Taylor of tho 4th Brigade.
After the execution Of twenty.four battalion move
ments required by law on inspection day, the Reg
ment was formed for inspection. The Inspector ex-
emined very minutely every musket and arse the &C.
cOutremenis az tho troops.
At2 O'Clock the 10th Regiment arrived from New
York, and were received by the seth Regiment who
we're drawn up in line, with ranks open and arms at
present.
After tho 10th wcre poeitioned in line, Major-Gen
SANFORD and staff, in full uniform, aud mounted
their hoTses made their appearance at the entrance to
the camp. AS they entered, the cOmpanyof Arl-
lerists, under the command of Brevet-Lieut. Col.
Raynor. fired major. generals salute of thirteen
guns. The 10th and seth Regiments were then pre-
pared Sc review, under the command Of Col HaLsey.
After the proper formation, Gen. SANFORD, aud also
Brig Gen. Even and stats, passed down the lines and
reviewed the troops the band dscoursng accompany.
ing music. The troops then exercised in short
drill and dismissed.
Gen. Sanford then made thorough inspection Of
the camp going from tent to tent be expressed him.
self pleased with its general condition.
collation. was then served up at the mess house by
the officers Of the 69th to their distinguished guests
Speeches were made, the troops compimentei and
oil passed of uietly.
Tie order 10 reduce the military force to 100 men
will be Issued to-day or tomorrow The force will
after Monday next be qusrtered inside the Quarantine
walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

Two GiRLA WALKING A MAIcH.-Wtile the atten-
ton othc sporting world strained toward the butchery
in Canada, walking match between two girls which
under other circumstances would elicit good deal Of
attention, is quietly going on at Montgomery Hall No.
IS Prince street. On raised p storm at the side Of
the hail. four fst wide by thirty feet long two young
woven, dressed in light fancy costumes, are slowly
walking TO and fro, each awaiting the time when the
other shall sit down. go to sleep fall of the platform
from exhaustion. They commenced ther weary
round at yesterday, and will probably keep it up
till Saturday both have walked for GO hours before.
Their dress is almost the Blocmer; they tights,
however, instead Of trowscrs This gives them very
petite appearance One Of them, "PriOress Of
Lynn" il blue-eyed girl with fair hair, cut
short and surmounted by broad-brimmed Summer
hat She the tr-color, has pleasant address,
apparently good deal Of spirit, IS she walked the
plank with considerable energy last evensS. She
said that sue had to walk pretty smaly to keep warm
She thought she had taken little cold. She had
walked 60 hours before in Lowell. She is I'VE test
in height and weighs 100 pounds, reduced by training
from 100. The otLer, Flora Temple of Boston" Is
an inch shorter, and considerably smaller; she
brunette, and although her muscular system Is re-
markedly well developed weighs only ITO pounds.
She sls0 has been under training for month walking
eight or ten miles day, living nearly on raw beef
steaks and otherwise conforming to the training rules
She wears q Native American badge, and tho cap
which her husband, Lambert, wore when he walked
THOUSAND miles in thousand hours. She said that
her frst walk Of this knd with her husband when
be walked ll0 hours continuously. She walked the
last 80 hours with him. Then woman was foolish
enough 10 challenge her to walk, and she walked for
go hours. And 20 now again. She talked well, and
were tod that she hsd obtained considerable repu.
tstion ~ writer for the weekly papers shout Boston.
She sac no reason why woman shoah not be able 70
walk 40 long man; certainly. women hsd 70 odar'
more than men generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

Oswsso, Oct. 70, u.-FLorx steady. WEEAr in better
demand sales Of l6c buA &c for Red Indiana &C. for
Racine 4c Milwaukee Club aud 81 le for choice hite
Canada Com without material change and inquiry better
sales eco bus ~ 6O for No Iinois CasAL FascHrs
sc. on Flour l0 Wheat and ssc Corn To
NewYork LAKE, lNPosrs to-day: 2cbbls Flour, 500 bus
Rye. 1880 do Barley 300 do Oats CANAL EXPORTS; ."
bb. Flour oco bus Waest, 800 DO. Corn I'D do Rye,
q, 100 ia. Barley. =,
II ale. n Sc CoRx steady ct sac OATS firm SHiY
snsrs no BurrALo: 100 bbls Flour SEQ bush Corn SHir
NTxrs 70 OswEoo: 2co bhls. Flour IL 90 bush Wheat
Rscrprs 2Oco bb.. Flour. 1900 bush Wheel, 1900 hu'h
Wheat.
surd 10 the home trade; ss $50 bb AZ IS for extra
weopsn t,n IS 50 for the range 81 exr. ana doueI ~xs
hrs,y ..lr. COO bush white Indiana at 1000 bash red
Ohio At ssc and 900 bush prime whns C.nsdan -
bush CHICAGO on prvse terms BARLEY dau sales small
10. common Ohio brought Toe. prime bed q svos Hfk
csisrs ior the l.t hours: 900 bbs Fiors $500 bush
Wheat 10 30 bush C.rn 800 bush bsrey a sa'1 80.
CAsA SHIPMENTS: i,7tO btk. F.ocT. l@tt" blsh "ns'
500 b. All Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
ACADEMY or MUSIC
MILE PICCOLOMINI.

The season opened brilliantly last night Every seat
every box was taken. An array Of good toilets, IN
surpassed anywhere, graced the house. Many beaut
full women too re,present az well as large gsther-
ing Of notabiIties. Mr. Ullman has redeemed his
pledge Of having superior orchestra. There must be
about fifty choice players who do their worn we'll. We
did not hear Mile Piccolomin in the first act, and
judge of her from her eneerng OF the second third and
fourth In persOn she ia rather under the middle
hight. In carriage she is graceful and high bred. Her
face boasts pair of dark eyes Of exceeding vitality
and expression, wel-turned features aud remarkable
powers Of mobility. Her nature evidently quick, al
dent and enthusiastic Her voice is warmly toned and
in the achrymose portions Of the opera, which abound
il full Of the loneliness Of tragic sOrrov. In quality
il is not Of the highest rank but the electricity Of the
artist lends it at the climax of intensity al expression
which il apart and truly admirable. In the three
acts which heard there is no horid music, so we
cannot Judge of her ability to execute it, In decaIn-
story and sustained singing passages she ID excellent
Her phrssing leaves nothing to be desired Her enun
citation ia perfect With true air Of high Italian
ture she prodiga Of facial expression answering to
the sentiment of the moment. As An actress, she s
charming. Her play of the arms is particularly good.
The last scene of the brokenheated, dying consump-
tive was best at the close. The trenuous agocy of
Joy at meeting her lover was exquisitely faithful to
nature. The impression el on us was not that OF
grand bat beautiful artis6nished and fascinating.
The applause Of the audience heatest at the end,
when Mile. Piccolimni received the honor OF a triple
call before the curtain. Her dressing, we may add,
was excellent-in the best Of French taste.
The tenor, Signor Stefani, except a tendency to
certain robustousness which out of place contributed
much to the success of the evening.
The new baritone Signor Florens, is a remarkable
acquisition. Except disposition to overweep his
music, he afforded no point for diluted praise. His
method and style are beautiful. He phrases well to
charm. Every word is distinct as if spoken. His
voice is really low tenor of exceeding purity, hexi-
bility and sentimental quality. His solo called forth
laundering encore and from that moment his success
was assured.
The chorus il excellent and rather full. The mise
en-so6ne very attractive. There was a corps dc
ballet illustrating the bal-scene for the first time here
decently. Beside this, Mad. De Soto gave Spanish
dance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-REPLY
TO MR.. WARNER.

To tie Edior Of The Y. Tibys,
SIR In your paper Of this morning, find areport
Of q statement made by Mr. Warner to the American
Congressional delegates OF the With District, in which
the action of the Republican Convention Of that Dis.
trict was altogether misrepresented
II not true as Mr. Warner state- that the Repub-
Ecan Conference Committee "agreed that the Amer.
leans shosld have the member Of Congress- We
sad from the outset that We would accept any hon.
orable and available man, whether Republican,
American or even Anti-Lecompton Democrat, and
appealed TO the Americans to state who WAS thelr
preference They gave lis the name Of Gilbert L:
Deane. We considered him unacceptable, and offered
them instead a choice Of the three following vel
known Americans: Zophar Mile, w. ID. Andrews and
Charles Fox, or of three Republicans 1t will thus be
seen that We made every offer for AL honorable unDn
but the Americans gave Us 10 option, insisting On the
selection of Mr.. Deane who, for various reasons, was
Objectionable to large class of the voters OF both
parties end the only of the numerous candidate;
mentioned whom We would rot have promptly united
upon. =.
talented member Of the legal profession, esteemed by
all who know him for HE personal qualties and street
integrity. The Convention at its meeting last night,
resolved to issue an address TO the Opposition voters OF
the District explaining at length the which
have briefly glanced at, why union of the Anti
L.comYton voters of this District not effected.
6EO {. BENNETT. of the Conference Committee.
Irces!gn, L. D., Oct, % 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
PERSONA.

Mr. Bs:sri Taylor and family arrived hsrs ~
tercay morning by the SsKonis He has b.so sbs,,2
nesriy two ycsr sci half He vii devote ths
Winter to ,ecturpg. His first appearance will -
before the Mercantile Library Of this city. Sabjsoa
Moscow"
Il, vas no. Hiram Becker OF ST. Paul. Min, VIE
suddenly lied, a. reported, but the Hon. George L
Becker. prominen, lawyer, and one Of tho Meubsss
OF Congress elected from his State, when Territory.
He withdrew when he found that his State wa -
titled to bu, two Representatives.
-Capt. James Goodrich. aged eighty nine yeerS
died at his residence 10 Elm street, Nswhaven On 6aa-
day morning. He Was in early and middle HE e.
gagei 10 the Fast Indis trade. and made hsnAsou,>
fortune in ii, bu, lost goody portion of it by ths
European cruisers during the war of Napc,eoo. H
has long been waiting for justice from his own country
in respect 10 biz losses by the French but be has nos
lived TO see bis claims recognized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Passrn gerss

Mrs.. Weiss Mr. Hauiville. Mr.. Audry Mise AudJy, Mrt
Miss L;,ermorr Mr and Miss Bates Mrs Az, Mr. Smell and
lady MI Kngm.n and lady NJ Fay and friend Ms. M.,.sn
Mi,, Crsy Mn, Eyder Misc Ropes, MI aud Mrs. Mead Dr.
Rogers Mr. Mrs Holden, Mr Buck and son Captain aud
Mrs Elliott Miss Crowel Mrs. Sumnoron infant and chid
Capt Bucknan Mrs and three children Mrs Balock
Mrs Willis. Mrs. Eaton and child Mrs Hayes: ATs halnss
aud child MI and Mrs Abbot, aud nephew Miss o. D. Man.
the Rev David Keeue Mrs Pembroke Mr. Jrckson and LADY
Drssrs Liyeror-, Sne Putnam Msrsh MAsscndori
Sar airee CLAYTON Deaquracks Bancroft summer
Brown Cook Amory Fortune 0bbes, Mead Perkils DiSon
suuur Csushey Prrhn Muller, Lemsns Morton Ly brandt
G.ptisr Schrndsr Shell Pencost Nryins Goodman Robes.
Raymond Cuthbert Gr.s Kt,eel Gould Pierce Duke Wed
KoSh Booth Tall Hsix Schmest Mentore, Snedes Power
Waller, Wellington F0we, Per1m, Crawford Wisa' Wood
s.,cbet. Goodman Brown Fraser Gilmore Bu.terw0I.b,
Wood Mercer Cireep Ba.croa, DockTy, Livormorc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LIVERPOOL CoTros MARKET.--The Brokers Cir
ole that the SAFES Of the week were ~ bales OF
slow but there change in prices Fridays sales
1900 marke. closing quie, but steady the fol-
Fsf s Orleans. Mddins Mobiles. 1854
Far Mobile. si6d Mddhns Upsnd,
The stock in port estimated at 4s 900 bales. Of which
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. say that holders offer
freely but show no disposition to press ;af. hadnf Gs
STATE OF TRADE IN MAScHEsTER.-The advioes
from Msnehestsr are mo- Favorable All qualities Of yArD' had
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.-Messrs.
and &c. G sss rg s e Sns
Whest dull and nominal and wes,srn Saet; WHIT west,
ern esdS g. White southern 7o7S. Corn had slightly de-
s s1ss On % ~ f"s s. s.; but quotations were
LIvrRPooL Provision MARKET.-Messrs. Bglsnd,
Ahya Co.. Richardson Spence Co. Jane, Mciienry and
oher. quote Beef dull but steady; the Government contracts
steady the Government had been obtained for Irish
Bacon heavy T h at aiGne f. ins q@an
Butcher Association quoted nomnay at 50 $751; with none
LIVERPOOL PRopucE Market The Brokers' and
other circulars quote A;he; quiet a. 81 for POI and S1s toI
S S%s dI Rice s AL and 81 with
advance Of aid the ssckest leaf Rosin dun common,
a o ass q f Spirit. esdy s
SO Quecitron Bark nominal at for PhadslPhis aud 90
ioS si SmaSn.r-Messrs Banng Brothers Co.
quote dull Dn, steady WHIT ARsIoan .os
sood demand for ss - Rail; s snS ana 80 Ssy
Pig steady al 81 03lio oVIAk onu
msiptsned COFFEE firm, but quiet TEA hrm and t6ld
better common Copsou IO.d SPIRITS TuapENIsE opened
firm closed dull 80 sass TALLow: all qualities Eighty
higher Y c. SOS RcE heavy LssEED CAkEs In isir de-
Insnd New.York 9lt Boston $40 l0 Fish OILS sales I'M
important SPERM OIL $50 LISsEED OIL slightly declined
sales Ss On the spot and S2 to arrive sALTfkffS all
qualities, slightly higher ,.oo,.
LONDON MosEY M,RKET.-COnsols closed at 9si q
ss 70. sG money and sssSSn The bullion in the Bank OF
HAvRH MARKETS for the week ending October D,
incuye-CoTToS dull sales of the week 1900 bales Tres
dinae li2 frances stock $1,000 bales BREADsTurfs tend
downward; quotations nominal AsnKs quiet SUGAR firm
OLs little inquiry and prices weak RICE dull LARD
quiet but finn. ~. n.,
AMFRIcAN SEcURrTIrs-Mcssrs. Barring Brothers
report the market generally unchanged State STOCKS were
Messrs Bell Son there had been an average business
transacted without any material variation in prices The mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

To he Edit, Of Th- " y TribTne
Sir; In your comments on the card which appeared
in your journal this day in reply to Mr.. Gibbons you
STATE tia, Mr.. Briggs is the choice of ten Of the
twenty ore delegates to the Republican Convention
hut think there is one point you are not acquainted
w,l-ths. is the manner in which the delegates were
s,.c,ea from the Sixteenth Ward. II was not by the
Republicans, but by members Of the KnOw.NOthins
Councils who were brought in BY parties with GER
tain understanding but the bare majority ct RePub.
loap. believing Mr.. Dow the night man Tor the right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

The cross Of ST. Vladimir and on the other officers Of
hs suite that Of 81. Stanslaus.
Jung Bshsdour. the Nepsulese Prince. was expected
in Paris, en- route to London.
PARIS. F,day-The Three per Cents closed at %
a8ac. The Bourse had been affected by the Portu-
guese difficulty, but rallied.
The French Admiral commanding in the Gulf Of
Mexico had quilted Paris for his post with energetic
orders to Irotec. French citizens.
SPAIN.
Party feeling was very high in Madrid in conse-
qnence Of the approaching election.
The Gazette publishes Royal ordinance author.
izng the Government TO receive tenders for Inc OF
packets to between the Peninsula and the Antilles
the tenders TO be adjudicsted the Sd Of February
next.
A sem-offical journal says the Government is about
to have built four large and eight small steamers and
tbrty-two screw gun-boats, for the suppression ot
piracy III the Philippine Islands.
MApRID. Oct. SIT is announced that a reform in
the customs tariff will soon be published
The brigantne Ida from Boston for smyrna, put
into Gibraltar with loss Of sails yards etc, and would
have t. repair.
The English Government has dispatched note to
the HanoyeriGn Government urging that immediate
proposals may be made for the total abolition OF the
Stade Dues.
On the 9th Of September the Popo held Secret
Consstory Court. No promotions 70 Cardiral: were
made, but twenty-five Bishops have been nominated,
Of whom three were French.
PRUSSIA.
Adyices from Berlin state that the health Of the
King, which for come time has been getting worse,
now gives cause for serious alarm.
BrRLIs, FriGoy-A decree has been issued by the
the King of Prussia appointing the Prince of Prussia
Regent. The Prince is to carry on the Government
until the restoration Of the Kings health upon his
own responsibility. proclamation to this effect and
for the fiirter organization Of affairs will appear i'm
rpediately. The Diet will probably be opened about
the Goth inst.
DENMARK.
The Danish Diet was opened on the eth by the Min
lister of the Interior in the Of the King, who is
seriously ill., The speech was unimportant.
The Vienna Gazette publishes a new law concerning
military prescriptions, limiting the term of service to
seven years instead of eight, and including the no
bity.
Baron Ward, originally a Yorkshire groom, subse-
quei tly Prime Minister Of Parma had died at Vienna.
The reduction Of the Austrian army had commenced.
-Four sections Of the superior command OF the army
had been dissolved.
The Montenegrns had hosted their flag in SatOrns,
n territory on the coast Of the Adriatc.
Trieste telegram says that Lord Stratford de Red
cfe had been authorized TO express the regret OF the
English Government for the bOmbardment Of Judah,
and that England intends to indemnify tho sufferers.
II was further reported that England will ask to
rent the Island Of Perrin for one hundred years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

To he Eeito, u The N L. Trssne
Sir: Seeing statement made at the Congressional
Caucus of the vth, With, With and With Congress
sonal Districts, tina; the Americana of the Eleventh
Ward would not support Mr. L. II. McCurdy, the
Union candidsteSof the With District as one OF the
delegates to the American Convention tina, nominated
X. II. McCurdy, l protest against the above stated
mept az being without foundation or authority, a. the
Americans Of the Eleventh Ward viii give their hearty
support to their candidate, in opposition to John
Cochrsne the candidate If the present corrupt Admin
i,.rstiop, II. Z. CALkIss, Eleventh Ward.
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THE LATEST.
lBy Telegraph from London to Lfrerpoof.I
Fyusu The Daily Ne0s (Cify 1,fie'e) Friday erenin9
LONDON. Oct. 9, 1864. N.

lBy TELEGRAPH from London to Lfrerpoof.I
Fyvm The Daily Ne.0s City A'fic'e), Friday erenir0
LONDON, Oct. 9, 1854. N.
buHpess throughout the Stock Exchange remains
dnn. and there is no general movement in prices.
Readiness generally prevails, but the late active dc,
unpd for securties has subsidized. The funds closed
to-day about the same as yesterday. Forty Thousand
pounds was sent into the Bank. AT Hamburg the
rate of discount has risen per cent, owing to the
demand for silver for Austria. As the Austrian Dank
ispreparing for resumption OF specie payments 81
yer must be attracted from all quarters; hence the
PRESSURE ON change this afternoon Bills GU the Con-
poDt were ia demand and rates slightly less fsvora-
bb for England established. as regards Holland,
Belgium, Austria and Madrid. The shares OF the At.
lanto Telegraph Company remain rather hat, and
closed at 1891 to tii0
From The TINES (City Arte'sj
The English funds throughout the day have been
6rm nj the improved quotation OF last evening. ray
meuts IN the Turkish Scrip amounting in the aggre-
cato to GOO 600, caused slight demand for money,
but not to an extent produce any material change
nthe current The dividends will be payable to the
public on Wednesday next, and the opinion seems
10 be that on the following day the Bank Will notify TO
81 per cent instead of adopting the more desirable
course of allowing their terms to be contingent from
dsy to day on the state of the market.
The liabilities of nj. Duhaut, whose failure az
Lille was announced day OF two back, are stated at
f20,COO
The Times on the state Of the money market, says
seems certain that extraordinary increase OF ease
must be expected since the public this quarter have
snisey aos's,nea h llv N ,Is tyapssr books The
49, &C. he xdends viii therefore come into their
whoie oil .ne W." nos;n,s srs also certsir 70
tsbs nsc in the interval the larger portion of which
WI 90 rrtsinea mere S.snosn I'll II .r M vbera The
WI Dc required ior Iianoo "I %a I'm nor active
S ,Ssn ~ ~, ona nso"'' Wis
" '' AUSTRALIA.
r,. IT, ..s -ooo;vaS Tho so,,ox;ro telsyram.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. D..
The Cambria sailed this morning with the Australian
NAILS lcI Ensanu, al" so,' Sva~sv Anr % The
es'es s's' nc'oouu., aos aon,ns On Ie Ia, and
may and June mails reacned On 'uo ,s' ~
iSh OF August respsctNoy' LUG ''No"'"s "'e '"'
~Relluses .i goiu sn't o,do, Nth 70 7sO opncss
suy ginn",nsbirs Snr london. with los. 6i2
onaos s, IT. '''"'''''
h.,a. S'r az .r,;s,nn NJ Railway loan. WAS
ESrsS Aro '"T Is fbs wort trade was very dull
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Albany LANDER Market.
Fos rae wrrK ESDIyG WGosrso.r OeTosl

Pos THE WEEK ESpiSG WgDSysDAy. OcrossR -.
Reported eypvss.y 70, The Ssv- York Iibsss
Trade been little sctiys In the District us -
week. and pretty heavy ssles have been made s ~
Eastern and Southern markets mostly of the better desorpo
The prices obtained fully 10 quotations 10 VITA
have variations OF Throughout tAe
,.on except before noted for Inferior qcakes
Fr ms d.,crpson market continues essy and owing
the demand snd the full toch ON hsno ossef WIN 49,
material ssons 20 effect saies
Vessel. are quite plenty they have been, and ssb
sreso bs. hruer. -,
The receipts Up equal TO the ssss has tes.
ing the yard. with M assormsus The reccPs d.
IN ,hs .scond Of October