New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

.,;tc of rooms for Mile PARoDi and her attend
onts and also for Mile NATHALIE FTTzJANKs and
Nor suite at the Union place Hotel. Thus we may
consider the fact of the coming of these dis
,;npuishcd artists settled for the present
We understand that PAsTi viii come with
parodi and that rooms have been taken for her
Mt the Inou.place Hotel.
r9yz For WATSON 6, HAYES, we received so
from L. T. and 5 from another source yesterday.
The 81 600 comes along slowly, but it really ought
not to linger Few men have so fairly earned the
means of making an honest, aborious livelihood
nv efficient and successful service to the cause Of
Humanity We trust the balance will come along
VIII not Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore do
something
WHO NoMINAT1oNs-Thc Wing Charter Con
yention of tue Nineteenth w ard last night made
the following nominations
For ALdeyman-WILLIAMA a. DOLBY.
Ifssistaat litdeyman-AosEs c: EDWARDS;
C0nstablcS-Micajah NJ. Stanlels, Joseph wagner.
In the Seventh Ward the following persons
were nominated:
Assistqnt Aldermaa-JoHN B WehE. u, r,,,ir
dssr,soys--A s ". Vanduser, james w; IuihiiI'
Comsf9Jcs-Jo5eph ". Jones, john w "aie'
THE FAIR.-The tar nj Cast!e Nat"cN oio'''
fbs evening The usual Closing Address VIII De
delivered at the Carmen at y Pm. by Cen JAMES
sTALLMADGE President OF the institute
Those partial to aquatic sports cannot iail IN
being gratifed while looking at the beautiful club
boat Thomas Jefferson Her splendid model,
and graceful proportions, seem the beau ideal Oh
race boat Her reputation stands high, as she
has always proved victorious, and has probably
won more prizes than any boat belonging to our
regatta feet. At Newburg!, Jersey City, Castle
Garden, La Grange Place Elysian Fields &c &c
in numerous wellcontested regattas, she has lead
competition. She is now the property OF one OF
.onr amateur boat club associations the amateur
Club She is 10 years old, and was built by Mr..
John Let's.
Those DESTROYS of viewing the operation of
.GriAins Fuel Saving Apparatus will remember
that this is the last day it win be found at the
right of the Machine room. Of its merits we
have already spoken in terms Of high commenda
ton.
PosrpokED.-We observe by the advertisement
on our first page that JungGn JENNY LIND's Con,
cert set down for tonight, is postponed until to-
morrow night In the present notice we observe
wonderful performances. The seats for this Con
cert are nearly all taken, and those for Friday are
going rapidly. Those who wait until the evening
of performance for tickets will most likely be dis
appointed.
~ Some persons talk as if Jenny Lind was
compelled to depend on New-York the United
States of America for patronage, when in fact all
10 ,,I to md rp-
ward her One Editor who talks about very
low price OF admission to her concerts, himself
several times paid SIS per ticket to hear her in
Europe, and thought himself lucky at that. II
these persons were listered to, the Nightingale
might be driven from our shores, and thus we
would lose the pleasure of her singing and the
products of her charities. 1t will be remembered
that Barnum has the right at any time to proceed
with her to Europe.
MOVEMENTS OF JENNY LIND.-We are glad to
see that the people are beginning to look upon
the great songstress with some consideration for
her personal comfort, and trust, for her sake
mainly, that the prosecutions OF crowds which
she has been subjected to almost daily will soon
be ended 1t is quite remarkable that she got to
her hotel so quietly on Monday afternoon, and
none the less noteworthy that she has had no an
noyance in the form of deputaton or serenade for
two days She may yet be able to enjoy share
of the rest youchsated to obscurer mortals.
Eg7 Among the passengers by the ship Mar
garet Evans arrived yesterday from London, we
observe the name of Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkland, from
whose pleasing pen more Sketches abroad, in
yolying pictures of domestic life, may be ex-
pected,
HARLEM RAnHoAD.-The new heavy rail is
now down, and in use, from Twenty eightrst. to
feminist. at the upper end and from the City Hall
TO Grandst and one track through Grand up the
Bowery to Broome-st The heavy rail is vast
improvement over the Fat rail, as much as plank
road is overa common road IN Spring. The Grand
st. track is used for the up trains, which thus
avoid the heavy grade and curve at Center Market
BENEFIT FOR A CHURCH.-L aides attached to
the Baptist Church and Congregation worsmppmG
in Anthony-st in the City Of New York, en-
couraged by their success in 1919, voluntarily pro
posed to hold another Fair, which is now in pro-
gress at the Temperance Saloon, 154 Churchst,
and will continue during the day and evening for
seven or eight days.
REAL EsrATE.-Thc following property was
sold yesterday:
COLI & CmLroN... Oct p
ots S,ist near AVA each $3.50 25 l0x976 .$ll750
9thsl lst-av 25Xa3ll ......,..,......2,lD
l0-st. near A, 25X92f. 1850
cor, ist-st und lsav. y $3.50
lstav near 9tls p lNl0O. ...............2,0
2d-aV near l0h-si 26.iXl % ...........,4,l25
l2-st, near A. 23Xl033 800
r. nlrear onAlSth 25x0S5. 1850
Stlrs 4, 25XlO33 ............,.. ,2l0
s7ti,st near stiiav $3.50 each, s5x9so $50
e adjoining <oN89 100
on 3sths near sh-ay 25x9G9. $40