New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

.rr,r Otrp. GRAsO~-W c uafez Etsad thas BIC
o.,in.S Oo.re season is h commence at A'tor
C,.,5e o. iy.sf and WeseI's Der F5e'sca''tS
Gre If She sreat opesss worthy to ha sarnsd s.'zf
DON GFoDo.1i ia the piece selected or tae oP=a-
,pg night. 1t will be broughsoa win all the sglfi'
mate appliances and means to give in the fullest
manner i,s musical and scelic effects 9lgn2ra
Bertucoa Maretzek appears az Aga.ha, 6ls9or 10.
rini rs Caspar, whia Benedict NoveHl snd iS's'
and she remaining full strength Of The Company
will FIJI up the cask There will be no little curl
osity to he.r this renowned wors, since this VIII
be the Brst time in This country Of it's representa-
ion by en- Italian Company.
The arrival Of Sgnorins Ptrodi is lookea i9f
with mech anxiety. 1t is expected that she 9ii
appear early in the sesson In the meantime, the
trothtr OF the irpre.sris remains il Europe look
ipg for novelties worthy OF an Introduction TO the
metropolitan audience Of AatorPlaoe
Communicated .....,.,;..
r. The F cir conainues 20 ST recF the sanA'a'
tit ofsrery sgor, atheug ti' in reailty noEJet
competed. Contributions for exhibition are made
csilv. The Machine Room alone repays visit,
bot TIE immense expedition beside that we dare
4o-cmmence rscapituletion. It must be seem
to o}ssin ADEQUATE idens OF it, snd critically ez-
,ulined in s.der 20 atsan ratification which will
he lffs " 10 result in Abatement at tho wonderful
reductions Of 1t, skii, ingenuity and perfection
,fsra displayed. Allthese sra the production OF our
eouG!ry, our uetive lind, or the land Of our adoP-
jon.
w understand thar today, the second Regatta
vii tase pace ct Pm. and shat there #ilI be
Gisplay OF F reworhs Mt 10 Pm.
TYFoGRAPHICAL 5ocIETY.--As q regular meet
II On SATURDAY morning last, the reports Tor the
halt year ere submitted, from u hch learn that
tbe Society ia furnishing fine ind the new enter
llise Ct Library en1 Reading Room ia on the high
road 10 complete success. The l7tn Of January
sill DO duly c. Celebrated in styIe surprising any
former tnoft We tball refer 10 .hoso reports
ssea. The following oHcera were chosen:
A. 0UNHlNGHAA, President.
DANIEL GOODWIN, Vice Pfetideni.
GEORGE MATTER treasurer.
RuBT JOHNsTON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS OF TIE LIBRARY.
PefrC Rsker Char ee McDevtt,
Fredefick Somuels Robt i johnston
Ds1le GodN1n 3 Il 6hfo7
John ThonGs il Jewet Van Horn
MOVEMENTS OF jenny LISD-Ihe great gong
atress and her suit viii leave Boston on Saturday
morning next for New.York She will come by
tpecis train, which has been placci a. her dspo-
sa by all the roads, free Of charge Chs will dine
at "Irsnniftan,' tbs oriental seat ofMr Barnum at
Bridgeport and will probably arrive in this City in
The early part Of the evening. We understand thai
Madame Babop is to give three Concerts in Trip
Ter all after which she gives is up Tor all she time
o. Jenny stay in New York.
ABRIyALs-Among the passengers by the pack
etship Columbus from Liverpool, arr Cd last
night, we notice Joseph Almany, Catholic Biahop
Of California Ssdoc Volaraass, Priest; and Fran
ces Yinderoghel, Mary Giomace Rose Courlitler
and Catherine Code sissars of the ordsr OF ST.
Dominic, Ill for California.
An accident occurred yesterday morning in
ultor.st which appealed powerfully TO the s3mpa-
thies OF the bystandsra. a farmer from Flashing
wac driving line country wagon, drawn by t9o
splendid grey horses up the street. in tho vicinity Of
the Fulton Market. when market boy came
driving down the street, Jehuli like, after the
ner of thas craft and either from the most repre-
henGible careessnese or from some accidental
cause which we did not learn, ran directly against
ore OF the elegant animals drawing the farmers
wagon, and pungiog the hhaft OF his o @n carriage
into the breast Of the horse killing him ngtantly
Tie mate Of the dead animal gave li5u' of con
ciousnesa Of the catastrophe, whining in the mos
sympathetic sna dolefal manner.
Editors have good many ieIicties after
all, Notwithstanding the complaints, which they
ike other men, are apt to make Of the hardahpg
and sunoyances OF thsir position. Ne were plea.
sanity reminded OF ths fact this morning by the
arrival at TIE Editorial Sanctum Of The Tribune
a splendid baEket of Isabella Grapes from the vine
yard Of DR.. R. T. UnderbiIl at Croton Point. L
was magnificent fruit, and right thoroughly were
they enjoyed by the whole Editorial corps. The
culture OF the grape in this country much to
the enterprise and aki of Dr.. UnderhiIl. Thoss
who ara fond Of uscious fruit should call at bis gen
eral depot, 397 Broadway corner Of White 81.
EET What ia to be done with the Russ Pave
ment2 The falling Of horses in Broadway, oppo-
site the Park, have become occurrences SO frequent
~ to be serious Instructions 10 the Etrest 80 say
nothing of the injury to the anmals II this incon
yenience is 70 increase at the rate OF the past year
an inefficient remedy will become absolutely necas'
ssry. The running Of vehicles over the Russ is ell
very delightful but stopping is altogether another
matter, and one that requres no small degree Of
skill ard patience. We have heard suggestion
shat breaks might be applied to the wheels Of
stage, to be worked by the drivera foot, which
would obviate tho difficulty This Is highly probable,
and might perhaps be introduced il tbs break could
be made neat, compact and aeay Manageable
Otbers think that the couatant smoothing Of the
pavement muas be remedied, while Some predict
that the wholo concern Rill ultimately be taken
mn II yrould he -reet nikv n 1or1a n fuef