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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
~ MaSSERAS on THE PICCOLONINI
QUESTION:

To Ae rdito, Of The " u Tribune
SIR: As Mr.. Ulman ISLANDERS have received such
publicity as to reach quarters where the answer
own paper will remain unheard, which is precisely
what Mr. u. wants. allow to address the American
public through your columns.
At the outset, before entering into Mr. Cllmau's
statements il may Lot be out Of place 10 establish
this fact That having been for tce're years
iour1 slist in EewYork this is the first instance Of
nv being involved in contest Of this character. No
other editor perhaps has had more TO deal than l,
either personally or Professionally, with artists aud
managers: none has been more constantly ready TO
help them; none las received lees favors at their
hands more, above ell, bas carefully kept aside
from "Reminiscences qusrrels and rows. To corrobo-
rste this could confidently appeal 10 almost all the
artists and members of the press themselves IL New
on this particular q, least, think can claim some
advantage over Mr.. Cllman, whose perpetual aud
clamorcus rows need not be recalled
Now 10 the facts in the present case
OF the speculation in free tickets which Mr. Clman
syy imputes 10 me, have only word to say: let
him prove that during this or any operntic season.
at sry time when he was a concert manager, have
souyIt from him single ticket or the least favor
whatever That be has received many from me, over
and over, whou. the shade of reward, he could not
dare TO deny.
A. to any person connected with the Courier send
ing Ia Nile Poccolomin the numbers which contained
criticisms upon her, must leave to the public to pro-.
| poupce between Mr. Unmans assertion aud my most
emphatic declaration that is shee: iasehood. The
braps in which such a idea could generate are
certainly nearer to Irving place than TO Franklin
street.
| come nov TO the mos. perfdious charge brought
I ont bv Mr. rmaI n-that OF having 4" insulted Nile.
Piccooujn in order 10 revenge myself for the with.
drawsl of NY pane from the free let az the Academy.
J Suoh n charge he well knows, is the most henous--
and Justly sothat can be asserted against any man
/ stantiaie IL .
! On Saturday last, being in Philadelphi,, met a
,,iepS who had CHARGED 10 be in Florence when Mile.
Piceolomip first appeared there, and who assured me
tina, her fathers real name was Clemenni that her
mother alone belonged to tie Pcco.oin family, and
tia: the latter name he'd only been rescred 10 when
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
PICCOLO!NINI OR NOTg

correspondent of The Ereniag Post makes the
following explanation:
without wishing to enter into discussion with
the Courier, of simple justice to estmabe
young lady, laboIpg under the disadvantage of being
in a strange land, prompts us TO mention few facts
and anecdotes that have come to our knowledge, and
which have direct bearing upon the points in dispute.
These facts mainly derived from parties of high
character, having connection with Opera manage
meDt, and unacqaained with either Mr. CLman or Mr..
Lumey.
Some two centuries ago. a Dobleinan OF the name
of Count CleneDni, under the law Of tdel-c0nimisso,
left his estate and title to the eldest of the Sienna
branch of the Piccoomni family, with the condition
that the title and estate should continue to descend TO
the eldest in direct line. The estate and title
have remained in the family since, and the pre-
sent Count Clementini is the senior brother OF the
father Of Sgnorina Pccolomini performing at the
Academy of Music. The estate is extensive and the
income considerable. The present Count being with
out ssue the estate and title will descend at his death
to the father of the prma DONNA and after him to her
brother, young lad, now here.
" These cirC umstances may explain the confusion
that to have arisen between the names OF Pcc0
omni and Clementiui.
"The family consists If Mademoselle Pccolomini,
her father and mother the Count aud Countess Carlo
Piccolomni, younger sister and an only brother,
young lad Of fourteen, all of whom accompany her
everywhere in her travels, she never consents 10
any engagement without previously making stpula-
ton to this effect. Her mother belongs to parIcian
family Of Sienna, her maiden name being Teresa Gori
Parnllni."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
.iMUSE. MENTS.

Arthur Napoleon, the young Portuguese Pianist, viii
give his first Soiree Musicale in the United States at
Dodworth Rooms, tomorrow Tnestay) evening. Nov.
%, assisted by Sigma. Carroll, Prima Donna; Mr.. Per-
ring, Tenor; and Theo. Sch,llehr Master Napolson,
whom have seen, is an intellectusl-ooking youth
Of some II years of age Who'll has played the test pieces
of Thalberg, Chopin &C.. before European metropoi
tan audiences. According to our custom, We reserve
publication Of any criticism until present
own. lie comes, however, literally fortified with no.
tees of the press
NIBLo's GARDrS.-Aiter an absence in Europe OF
year, to night the Ravel Family spear IN SeFf"rA
again. The present company Is usder the management
of the two brothers, Gabriel and francois, and IL it
are compreheuded Urea Mathis, the Russian dancer,
Miss Zaifretia who does such wonderful things on the
tight rope and of the other artists whose names
are 40 familiar 10 the New-York public, and whose
deeds have delighted so many thousands.
The performances to night are the bale. CT Rose
and Psppillon with the principal character BY frca
Matlia evolutions onthe ,gh. rope by Marietta Fan
fie,,a and Gabriel Ravs and the comic pan,omime OF
m. Duchalumeau'
WAILAcA's THEATER.-The two new comeile7,
blue AMI Cherry" and Going to the Bal, are Az
nounced for tonight 4 number OF novelties are
speedily to be brought out here, among which are
rew farce BY Mr.. Brougham, and Shake-pearean re-
yiva on grand scale The play selected is the hef-
chat Of Venice" with the Wallack as Shylock."
BRoADwAr THE,TEE.-Mr. Barry Sullivan, abort
whom the press on the other side OF the watet nos
much to say makes his rs appearance in America At
this house tonight. Mr. Sullivan is said TO be atrsss-
dian Of 70 common excellence, and to be original and
scholarlike in his STYLE Hewill appear as =" Hamlet
and will be supported by the very excellent actress
Madame Ponisi, as the Queen, by Miss Alice Grey a.
Ophelia and by the rest of the company. Ins drama
Of THE Dream at Sea Will be also given
LARA KEEyE's THE.rER-The weekly announce
men, for this house might be stereosyped ani o. n'su
for d any weeks to come, for the American Cousin
seems 20 be in promising way to 90 On Tor the resi- oil
the season. II Is announced for every night TINS Week
and in addition will be given every evening capital
farce, in which Miss Mccarthy and Mr.. Peters viii
sustain the principal pats.
BowERr THE.rER-" Uncle Toms CABIN IS 10 be
revived tonight, in company with The Wz.i
81 iii" and the pan.omine of The Mage Barrel
Praprs NAIIoyAL THr.rrK.-This house ihr.yes
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1853

wonderfully under che new segment, and the
cation Of Mr.. Howe in the direction Of afs;rs has
given unusual spirit 20 the season. number of new
PLAYS have been brongh, out, and number Of Others
are rearly ready. This week will be given version
Of Der Frieschuiz,' the drama Of rhree-Fingered
Jack, ard a new play Of Mr.. Howes, entitled The
pe.srter's Progress"
R.psux's AMERICAN MusEuv.-This Is the last
week of tie "Thes;er Of Arts" The Gi.nt, che
Dw.rf the Aqusria, and the other curosliies to be
seen a. usual.
woon.. MINSTREL entirely new in the
NAV Of coored entertainments is offered here TINS
veek. II is pothirg less than series OF Illustrates
n Sou.b.ru Negro LII, the Plantation and steam
bos, and which Illustrations are so arranged oy a
combination OF musical scenic and uiechan'c enects,
a. 70 give tie behojer idea Of the realities OF he
in the Son,b This novelty cannot fail to De exceed
ipeIy Interesting. The regular Negro Ainstrelsy VIII
also form part Of the programme.
TIE CAMPBELL MrSsrRELs.-Ihis troupe SUI nou
orh at No 444 Broadway. They offer nnmoer Oh
novelties for this week, both in tie musca! aud Tue
funny way.
Pu,cE GARDEN CIRcus-At this popular p'ace,
several benefits are 70 come off this week. tbs even
inc Mr.. W. II. Kemp has benefit, on Wednesday
.erroop occurs Il benefit of Little Alice" and on
W.dp. ssay evening the benefit of Mr. James Melville,
the vopc erfu Australian rider takes place. On every
occasion all the talent Of the company will appesr,
and these are the hest opportunities the paoic Wi
have of seeing this company es they go to Boston TINS
week.
The DussrLDoRF G,LLERY.-Al city readers know
the beauties of this admirable collection of paintings,
bu. we desire to mention to country friends that
is one of the places in New York that no stranger
should overlook.
CHvRcH's NI,GAR. PIcrURE.-There are but three
DAYS left in which to this fine painting, and Bar
ker's III Corso as the exhibition closes on Wednes
day. They are to be seen at Williams & Stevens''
No $50 Broadway.
GorPIL's GALLERY.-The beautiful picture OF tae
Empress of France and the Ladies Of her Court, now
on exhibition here, is well worthy the attention OF the
public.
Banyard's mechanical picture Of the Destruction OF
Jerusalem may be at The new Hall in Broadway,
nesr Blocker street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
THE TURF.
}. CLLMAN.

USIoS CorRsE, L. I.-TRorTryG, Saturday, Nov.
2O.-Match 5000 against time
Mr. McKeror b. g. Tom, 20 mile 10 in 2i5-
PAID forfeit.
The matched bis horse again % tro mile 70
wagon in 2:47 The horse los. BY second
Troting in 2:4S. .2is. ASH
USIos COURSE, L. I.-TRoITIsG, Friday, Nov. 49,
Match, 81 ,OO0 mile heats, bes. in in harness:
IL w oodruh brown mare. Received forei-
ID. Ripper Boney Young forfeit
USIos COURSE, L. I-TRorrNc Friday, Nov. 10.
Match 81 600. mile heats, in harness:
j. Whelpey George Cooley" Received forfeit.
MI Towe b. m. Kate Nil err Paid forfeit.
UsIos COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTISG. Thursday, Nov.
1s.-Match $500, mile heats, best in5, in harness.:
j. Whson g. g. Dennis ,Cabe".
L. s. Sansmis BIZ. Br1sn ljeorge
Time-252 .2:5l..2:5i.
CSIos Course, l.. I.-TRorrISG, Thursday Nov.
Is.-Matoh 5000, mile heats. bes. in TO wagons:
J. Woodruff b. z. Romeo
w. Peabody b. Lady of the Lake ..........2
Time-S:i7l..3:l5t. .3:l7..s:l64. 1913.
TRoTrISG oS THE ROAD, Tharsday Nov. IS
Match $500, mile heats TO road wagons:
Owner ch g. T. Luz
Owner cb q Bull Of the Woods
No time taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE TRIAL OF SURF-BOATS.


FIRE ISLAND, Nov. H. 1853.
The Government having ordered trial OF life ard
surf boats at this place the qualities OF the va
rous models and patents to-day was fixed on for that
rr.,se. The waa heipS from the lorth-~"". I me
gpIf rather low, did not give them fair opportunity
TO try the qualities Of the different boats so wen a.
the sea had been little higher. However, the trai
was made. First the little sxteenfeet boat beongngto
the Gutta Percha Company went off, She Is too heavy
altogether for her size, and took IN good deal oi
water. She was represented by Mr.. johnson, the SD
pern,endent of the Guita Perct Works, and did not
peYform well even for so small boat.
Scopd on the Int was an old whae-boat, surrounded
nv An Inds.rubber bag which did not perform so well
"A an ordinary whae-boat ought TO have done without
.rv filings at all. Size was exhibited by Capt. Ben
nett.
The third was quite nest-looking black boat, built
nv Cant. Bunker ard represented by Mr.. lsaacs She
was constructed expressly for surfboat, without any
patent. She was rowcd by five osrsmen healed by
Cant Alexander Smith, and was very well handed,
performing admirably.
The fourth was white boat, rowed by six oarsmen'
She bad two bottoms, with an alright compartment
betveen and one each end and valves at the saes
In let out water. She sharp both euds rather heavy
and crank, performed midding. represented by
N,. Buchanan, and managed very well by Capt. Ben
Raypor.
Tie fifth, Holiness boat, represented by Capt
Mnrhs Of Pblad, lphia with four oarsmen, came IN
arv She is sharp at both end', very high head and
,,erp. self righng, and performed very well indeei
She was m.nased by Capt. VIM. Raynor very hand
som.y and 10 the Subtraction OF most OF the lockers
an and appeared to be very Fight and easily banded
: RI .;rtb WAS Morells selfnghtng boat, with TWO
,o,,ou. and air-chambers very similar to No 4, with
.;dS valves, but altogether too heavy. 81,
TIE seventh was franclss metallic IRON Oo"' WIZ ~
sr.chsmbers at both ends and five oars me- 90 -
go. ,,;n iron 70 show of. She was very well han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
To the EIito, of The ". Y. Tribune.

Sir: Let NE assure the public, in the very begin.
ring Of letter. this the las. tine shall take any pub
lie the editors OF he French merely wsh -
state explicit manner tina, the charges have msie
AGAINST either Trobriand or aser, strictly tine In spite #
sharp Hat denial the par mobile arg choose
give.
could swear however, that have been mistaken
minor particular Trobriand may have r VIVA,
know, and then far extra sass OF lemonade
sandwich two naddition to the water and sugarwhch
still much lower price than have to pay % my singers for
the same Of cdtdtnds II appears, likewise was
WRONG calling Easseras hungry Frrnchmen since
credby informed he Is Of thirsty shall furnish
bon Of them with the untoubted proofs OF Mile Pcco
omini being Piccoomn and they will follow the
ample then in promptly correcting any unntentions ~
niss,at.L.nt
To editors who par esprit de eorp inclined to side
with Troband and Masser would that nobo ~
spects honest independent criticism, uvoabe
my interests than do bot shall recognize the s,
Of any musical critic TO indulge in personalities and foul
abr Sc froIn q spirit OF malice
an obedient servant d. CLLMAN.
S,,.. York Nov 20 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

r. HORRIBLE MURDERS IN DETRoIT.-On WedDes-
day man named Daniel Flynn, employed as labcrer
in Brsdy's Warehouse, Detroit, was shot by Captain
Wbitiesey, or Wheatly, Of the schooner Albatross
with a double-barreled gun, and expired after
All the parties were intoxicated A dispute occurred
between them on the dock, when Flynn followed the
captaL bis brother and the mate on board the vessel
and eLdeayorcd TO enter the cabin. the captain GO;
the gun and threatened TO shoot him if he did not in
mediately leave the vessel. A scuffle hereupon
sued between the captain aud mate in the csbn for the
possession of the gun, the mate evidently desiring TO
prevent boodshed. Flynn paid no regard to the
threats against him. but cont aued his violent behavior
when the gun was thrust through the companon-way,
over which he leaning and discharged, the muz-
zle touching his abdomen! The did not fall for
several seconds, and seemingly unconscious of the
mortal injury that he sustained continued to 6randish
q stick an address them in violent terms. TIE dis
charge set fire TO bis pantsloons which, observing, he
brushed away with his hand, and sank TO the decx.
The murderer and his brother were immediately ar
rested, but the mate, Kelly, escaped While on the
way to Jail the captain appeared to labor under good
deal of excitement from the effects of liquor, and no
only acknowledged the deed, but spoke boastiDgly
IT, and seemed 10 think he was justified " Sorry the
"man is dead" said he, " but can't be eped; TO be
"sure shot him. and if there's anything to pay, III
"pay it,"
About II o'clock on the same night man named
john Miller, living on Franklin street, between the
Milwaukee Railway and st. Aubin street, shot his
brother-in-aw Peter Shann.r killing him almost ill.,
stantly. The deed perpetrated in the house occ
pied by Miller. There had previously existed oifi
Guilty between them. Miller arrested an is now
n jail
METHODIST Protestant CoNvESTIOS WITH
DRAWING FROM THE SLAvEuoLDISG CONFERENCES.
On Saturday last the Convention, after much dis.
cussop and with only two negative, one ministerial
and one lay, TO nineteen affirmative votes adopted
the following resolution:
Rssored That indisputabe facts the inducons Of sound
logic the dictates OF Christian prudence and sense
duty God d man. justify and warrant this Conveo
op Of the Annual herein rep
resented declare all official econ cooperation aud
hin
Copfsepcss within the Methodist Protestant Az
socston practice torste slayeboding and
"a said TO be aud for suspended
Provision was atewsrd II ade tor the compilation Of
new Hymn Book in conjunction with the Wesleyan
denomination and Committees appointed to take
steps for union with the Weseyans, and to choose
between Cincinnati ard Pittsburgh as q location for
the Methodist Protestant newspaper.
fCinLiunaii Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

THE WEST IsDEs-The accounts from st. Thoma
add to the already lengthy catalogue OF marine disas-
ters caused by the gales that swept over the Atlantic
and the Gulf in the latter part OF October last The
ship Messenger, bound for st. Cstharines, with coal
for the steamers of the Paraguay expedition, had
reached ST. Thomas with only her mainmast standing
and leaking badly. She suffered severely in the gales
and as obliged TO throw overheard part Of her cargo
The brig Industry, Capt Robinson, from Turk Island
for New York. laden with salt, foundered the 2ls
ul. Her officers and crew saved. The brig
Mary Jewett was lost Port-auPlstte the 9th
ult. Vessels of all nations crippled by the storms
were daily arriving at st. Thomas.
At Dominica quiet prevailed. vote for Presiden-
tsl ee ctors was taken the LIST ns and, beyond al
doubt, Gen. Santana, the Liberater as he is called
win be chosen President at the election which takes
place the 9Th Of December unless lie should choose
to designate some other person to fill the Office.
bearer of dispatches had left for Washington.
Cept. Thompson Of the schooner Euphemia, which
arrived at this port Saturday from the City of ST.
Domingo, reports that heavy gale was experienced
on the GOTH 2lst and 22d of October at that place.
during which the French brig Esperanza dragged
ashore and was a total loss. A French brig the
coast bad also gone ashore, and also total loss;
crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
FIRES.

FIRE on BOARD OF SCHOONER.
Abou. 81 O'Clock on Saturday morning, the schooner
Corpelia, lying at the foot of Tenth street, n. H.
loaled with pine wool, was discovered to be on fire.
The fire was extinguished by the crew of Hsrbor Po-
lice boat No g. after portion Of her deck losd main
boom and sails were burnt.
FIRE IL FRANKFORT STREET.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the buitlng
No. 80 Frankfort street. lower part occupied by Pat,
rick Grove as a liquor shop, upper part by several
families. The fire originated ia the roof, which was
nearly destroyed. The occu pants in the upper par,
had narrow escapes, and several OF them sustained
considerable lose 10 their furniture The building was
damaged by wster. Said TO be insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

rAe United States mail steamship Black WARRIOR
I w. Smith. commander, from New -Oreaus i'n
sp1 Havana 18th, 5 p. m. having rescued te'' Pp,s
On the evening Of the i4h arrived here On oN"''"s
evening. ,.,,.,.e,,
Havana il perfectly healthy and weather osne ','u
Major Helm, the United States Consul Generoi' nan
.,..,sa .he bark Ardenpes for Chsrieston for new
register and thence to proceed on her Legal voyage 70
49,. .. scs.. .lso the schooner Enterprise, TO
I..lsnn,us Ela for a new register, having been
..l - o,h,, American owners. The brig Nancy would
10 ,eni 10 Orleans in like manner, when released
bv the Spans h Courts.
me spapi.h steamer Psiaro del Ocean arrived at
Havana Oh the nth, reports heavy weather TO the
eastward from the 18th 20 the 26th Of October vessels
of oil nations we're arriving at st. Thomas in various
conditions Of damage. The Inc ship Messenger 1rot
for St. Catho rsncs Belize, with coal for the Paraguay
expedton, put into 81. Thsmas with loss OF man aud
mizEen masts Toe brig Mary Jevoett, was osta Porto
Platte, 81. Domingo The brig Industry, Capt. Rob
ipson, from Turks Island for New-York, with salt,
Soundered at sea on tire 2st October could not learn
par,icuars in regard 10 officers and The Ameri-
can ship ID. b. Shepard would be repaired at Havana.
The cotton is much damaged.
Stock of sugars at Havana, 900 boxes at Matan-
zas, 5000. Price slightly improved.
Excbanges-London, l4l premium; New-York, 81.
DO; New Orleans "a a6 do United States gold coin,
A premium.
Freights no better. Havana market overstOcked
with produce Of the United States, viz: fish, onions
and potatoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

Mr. G. G. Butler sent to the IXth Ald.rmanic Re-
publican District Convention which met Friday
Evening at Friendship Hall, communication de-
Ginning the honor of being their candidate account
of his business matters which would not allow him the
time necessary devote to the Office if perchance he
could be elected. He hoped the party woud unite
in the support of some good man without reference
to his party politics.