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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

Last to attack them with adv aD;age; that in the
same manner Minister, Gen. Jones. violating '"o
orders Of Gen. Brceno in the Magdalena River, nau
months before caused the disaster to the eAleui'o"
sent by Precedent Ospina 20 the htianuc o'".e''
under the command Of that chef Gen. Jones having
caused a steamer to proceed down tho HVer' oy
which the Rebels were informed of The position
streno,b and rlsn of attack Of the Government
troops.
Tbeso ,e,e,s eso assert that on the evening Of the
10Th of July, when Mosquera most eruely oruereo
the murder of three citizens, without trl, even oe
nyinc Them all spiritual comforts Gen. Jones lent
the Tinted States flag at ball OF soiree, giving in
the bouse he occupied. 1t is known, too, that Gen.
Homes himself bastened TO recognize the eelfassumed
Government of Mosquera, presenting TO him the ap-
pointnents of United States Consul for Panama aud
Aspinwall, and asking him the exequators, which
were Immediately given. In consequence Of these
proceedings Of Gen. Jones, Mosquera assumes TO
have been formally recognized by the Government
of the United States, and has therefore attempted
to abruptly terminate the abors Of the New.Granada
and United States Commits, ion, organized Doary five
months ago for the examination and settlement of
claims of Americiu citizens. Through personal an
mostly against Mes.rs. Hurtado and Pombo, the
former Commissioner, and the latter charge de of-
farts of that Republic, he first attempted TO diyest
the funds provided by New.Granada for the COM
mission and next TO recall suTeisede Mr.. Hurta-
do, notwithstanding the commission by the terms
of the convention is Of judicial character, aud is
placed in n position independent of political inter-
ference by either of the Governments joining in the
arrangement.
and his successor, Judge Burton, has probably by
this time arrived in Bogota. The above facts though
not derived from Government channels, are trust
worthy; and it is known in diplomatic circles that
Gen. Mcsqucra, by high-handed and discoureous
proceeding, has placed himself in hostility TO the
English and French legations at BogOta.
SAFETY FROM INVASION.
Accounts from Jamestown, received tonight, say
that sufficient force remains Mt hand near Edwards
Ferry 10 insure safety against any attempt Of the
Rebels TO cross or modest us.
REVIEW or GEN. CAsEY's DIVISION.
Gen. Casey's Division, comprising eleven regi-
men;s, was reviewed this afternoon by the Presi-
dent and Gen. Mcclellan and staff, on the parade
ground back Of the Capitol. Several thousand spec
tStors were present. and the troops made asplendid
appearance, all seeming anxious to merit the appro-
baton Of The commander
DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY FOR KANSAS.
Robt. Crozier has been appointed District Attorney
for Kansas in the place of Mr. Burr, who is engaged
in the military service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
BOARD OF COUNCuMEN

The Board met, pursuant TO Adjournment, the
President, MORGAN JONES, ESQ.,, IN the chair. A.
very large amount OF business was transacted.
a petition was referred OF property owners ON
Eighth avenue between Ffy-pinth and Sixty
seventh streets, to have the grade altered.
A resolution was adopted that gas mains he Laid In
Thirty-third street, from Lexington avenue TO
Fourth avenue.
resolution was referred, giving the Pavonia-ave-
nue. Ferry Company permission 10 construct ferry.
rack 10 the sip bet ween Piers Noe. 80 and 81.
Reports were adopted that the lessees OF Piers Noa
43, 49, and foot of Twenty second street, North
River aud Piers Nos. "a and 90 East River, be no
titled TO Immediately repair the same; that prison
be builr in rear OF The Sixth Ward Station .llouss.
and said house repaired and reTaiuted; that base
ment OF bouse Of Hose Co. No 30 he fitted up; that
new band engine he built for No. SO; tina. truck
be built for Hook and LADDER Co No. that cellar
Of house Of Hose Co. No. be excavsted; that Sec
ond story Of house of Hose Co. No. ~ be fitted ap
for bunk and meeting room; that Hook and Ladder
Is be rebuilt; that house of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. be repaired that Engine Co. No. 10 have
steamer and tender; that 81 900 be appropriated for
copying Firemen Register; that Union Market
bell tower be painted and that cellar Of house Of
Engine Co. No. 20 be drained.
Reports We're also adopted to repair Pier No. Sc
North River aud TO concur with the Aldermen 70
donate $500 TO the Bond street Homeopathic Dis-
pensary.
Tie donations for the year. as prepared by the Al
dermen were concuned In with some amendments
rs exhibited in the following table,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
DROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met last evening" Mr.. Franks in the
chair The Mayor rent in three The frst in
relation s the inspec'or for paving Court street win
Ac Be. pave eIt the ground that the prrty holders
on tue street had s.Teed defsy certain portion Of the
expense The second In stion roseEs curb ana
gutter stores IN Water street for the that the sppio-
p on large for the very snail amount OF vo'h 70 re
done The third esttd the trenser oi $50 40 em me
'reet cl-sug the well pump scoount OF The secOpd
ard the objection being hs II the tanser was made
would create deficiency the well pump account ~
the end the year The veoes were ordered to DO
Ire Bosrd wss invi,edto attend Gag presentation to bs
Sige Rides. Quarantine Landing D. H. on "wednesday
neat being he sin Of MIS- O,to Schooner, aud other BROOK
lyn ladies'. The Invitation accepted.
The Committee Lands and Buildings reported In syos
OF entering Into contract with VIM II. Marion for buidins
Staoa IIous SID bell IN the Seventeenth Ward or
the sum Of Si,65), which wac adopted .
TIE Mny submitted the patton OF M Thomas MUIR
ply % Con lssioncr ia place OF Vim X. Losis.
whose term Of Office has expired ballot was taken AID
In. re,at election. thirds being required The
vote stood yeas 3, nays .. blank !.
Tie contacts gade and paving anpdep street. from
Paik huhurn place awarded Brian Mctuey
AT y - DER running foot for gadns and paving North Sew
cu tcCt from East River to Third street TO jeffrey Snh
van 90 cents per running foot fer grsdins and paving We
Ter street or GRIND Soh Third streets TO jeffrey Sui.
van, for 81 SO per running foot
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ApMY An NAVY

Cant. r. n. Eagle, 5th Cavalry, u. S. A., recruit
ing officer ia Hudson street for the mounted service,
viii shortly take command Of his company, which
has been ia active service for some months past and
which, under Lieut. TOmpkins, made the brilliant
charge az Fairfax COurt-ilOuse. Capt. Eagle hss
seen Il good deal Of service. He bad cOmmal d OF a
company of Texan Rangers previous to receiving a
Ertt Lieutenant commission IN The u. ). Army III
1855 and since then has been duty with his com
pany on the frontiers He Is native OF TINS city,
but was appointed from 1exas.
The Gaze Hatteras prisoners Oh Bedloes Island
are more heal by than those confined on G0voIDofs
Island. Several Of the latter are In hospital ana
eighty or ninety sick in the Cattle, while none Of The
former are in hospital.
Aarshsl Kane Of Baltimore remains In The garrison
on Governors Island.
The old f.gate Brandywine, tow.d by the steamer
Bienville has left for Hampton Rcnds, where che
will be stationed US hospital ana aoTesnip. Que
has been lyiog in the mud off the Nayy-fard for th
last years. her last service being on the Brazil
Squadron In 1851.
The storeship Supply has hauled alongside TIE
wharf IN place of the Relief, and will be biied VI
with sores as soon as her ballast 10 discharged. The
Relief lie under the caalkers aud carpenters hands
! The steamer Connecticut has taken tho Brandy
wines berth at the wharf and isreceiviDg stores and
prOvlsloDs, and The Santiago de Cuba has hauled into
the Benvllles place, also for stores. She will be
ready for sea in a few days.
The bark Midnight win be put into conmis zion to.
day. Tic propeller Andreas IL expected at tie ward
for her armament, stores, &c.
TIE committee Of three employees rent from the
Brooklyn eavy-Ysrd to submit certain grieyar ces 10
the Secretary of the Navy, have returned from
Washington. IL ia understood that everything j.
amieably settled, and tba; nobody j. TO blame. We
believe the fnct Of the mattor IL, that the Puscr and
clerks at the yard have not been able through press
ure Of business TO have the pay-rolis made out il
time.
The steamer George Peabody, now at the foot Of
Murray street, will fMl ON Wednesday for the Gull
and military posts. TIE niails FOR TIC Peabody will
closegs D. m. an that day. Dispatches will be for
warded by Col. ID. u. T0lDpkins, No. State street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
TWO NEW OPERAS.

|
Two new operas and three American PRIME doTH'
formed the musical dish set before sbe soverelgn'
last night at the Academy. We arc reminded by
this how many-sided we are becoming, how Ameri'
caDs travel and lean strange tongues, and Other
things.
Tue first piece, Lex noces de jeanette, we are in-
formed by the playbills is now the rage in Paris.
The rabies for t1is one-act OPERA text French music
likewise, will not extend to this country for The au
dence found much of il BORE for several reasons.
Ia the lst place, il is fitted for email heater, and
not large opera-house, being made up of the memo
logue aud dialogue singing, of two characters, with
out aDy relief whatever and in the second
pace, the music, though being academicaIiy az
clean aud elegant they produce those things in tho
French capital yet lie below the mark ne regards
individuai1ed and prominent melody, without which
an opera even one in single act, cannot command
success in Gotham.
Miss Kellogg, however, was interesting in singing
when she in the upper register OF her voice, and
as for acting she did as well as people of pre-
tension, who have bad twenty fold her stage expert
ence. The most attractive lyrical portion OF the
Noes was toward the close, when bliss Kellogg
drew forth the equivalent Of an encore. 1t Is a
severe test for American 10 Try French OPERA as
greater gioety of accent is required, here at Least
than ia Italian.
After the 0rst opera there was a concert On the
stage. First, Mi,s Charlotte Patti Gang in the duet
from TIE Barter Ia moet arist-iike style, except
in varied jtes at the close. where the voice. in
very high notes, lost sweetness in being overiorced.
Another piece the Son Vergu,e from Puritan,
wa. most brilliantly rendered by her-about as neat
y us any one coud do it in Europe, as to execution
Miss Patti should be Oftener heard She looked re-
markgbly we'll and her toilette was excellent. The
violin solo Of Mr. Thomas was admirable and deserv-
edly appauded 1t is very safe thing for a vioIin
player TO give fine dramatic air, with good setiugs,
in preference to u concerto, which SO seldom has
salIent melodies or themes, though with plethora
Of pietentious rhetorlc--wnch, leading to next 10
nothing, the very second-rte themes oil Tue COM
poser, disappoints the audience.
The opena of Betty, by Donzetti will answer.
When Rossiui invented musical bTilhancy for the
stage, which is hardly saying too much. DonlIetl
followed in bis footsteps, and tossed oil ots OF nice
thngs. This Beiiy is relieved by the sayings aud
doiugs Of three characters, beside choruses. Mrs
Huxley, as a peasant-gir with miik-palls-though
monsuous few cows would get MIXED with the
maid in such double-exa superine attire, and butter
would g, up higher than The newly-opened trade
with Europe in that line has made it ascend-Miss
Ilnkley was very fresh and pice as the coqneite
who finally strikes her colors to Brignoh, another
prize peasant. Douizetti has bit the mark exactly
in some Of the music, aud none of 1t drgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
The Hungarian Charge at Springfield
DEEDS OF DARING AND BRAVERY.
THE ADVANCE ON SPRINGFIELD
Gen. Fremont Making Forced Marches
MOVEMENTS or GEN. PRICE AND HIS REBELS.

Carr RiousRDsoS Bolivar Polk. Co. Mo Oct. 20 lsel
The following is special dispatch ~ ne o.
Louis Democrat:
Gen. Fremont and staff arrived at Bolivar, POLK
County, l6 miles from camp, this morning, aud ELL
camped this evening on the outskirts Of the town.
Bolivar like nearly all the towns 10 the SOuth-We est,
s almost entirely deserted the stores being all closed
and many Of the houses abandoned.
1t is now ascertsired that The Joss of the Fremont
body-guard in the brilliant charge at Springfield was
six TO eight killed and some fifteen TO twenty wound
ed. A number Of most brilliant instances OF daring
were shown on our side. One Sergeant had three
horses shot from under him. and rebel placed Ps'
tol at Surgeons bead ard was in the very act oil
firing when the Major severed bis arm from the
shoulder. and laid him dead at tie bOrse's feet
Col. Cams 81 Illinois Cavalry and Major lio!-
mans sharpsbooters have left here for Springfield,
and one regiment Of Gen. Sgels division will march
there at midnight.
Gen. Fremont and STAFF and Gen siysi's division
depart by forced marches for Springfield at daylight
tomorrow morning, aud will probably arrive there
in the evening.
Gen. McKinstry wac two miles north OF Warsaw,
last night. Gen. Pope was this side Of the Usage,
and Gen. Hunter 10 advance of bim--all marching to
tes point.
understand that In the forthcoming battle Gems.
Lane and Surgis will have the left wing Gen. Hun
ter the right, Asboth the main column, aud Nc
Kinsrys division will form the reserve, Gen. sigel
taking the advance.
Nothing further has been heard from Price, and no
news Of Ben M,Culloch.
TIrroS. Nc, Monday. Oct. 20.
special dispatch to The 81. Louis Democrat
says;
Gen Kennedy who has Just returned to Sedalia
from Prices army says Prices men much dissat-
listed at the prospec; Of leaving the State and that
they will force him 10 make a stand within our
borders.
On the other hand IL j. ascertained that Gen
Johnston has left Kentucky TO take command Of
Pices and MoCullochs forces, and that before eav-
ing the State he rent courers to Price aud McCul-
och directing them 10 fail back into Arkansas. snd
not give Gen. Fremont battle before be could reach
them.
Gen. Kennedy gays Gen. Fremont viii find a
much larger force TO contend against than be i'm
agincs.
Comfortable numbers Of Gen. Prices Rebels are
arriving in this section daily and it is feared that
they will renew their pundenng habits as soon ~
our troops leave.