New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
cry ITEMS.

- rhe Italian Opera o. 1nt' N''y -
,ab.a ~ new acquisition OF European tai
De The entsrpriGing manager mas secured quo
en- - unc NATALIE FITzJAhEs. OF ~hom
I,..,,nj DIS Dlbat, has the following notice
"ura;ia rARLorrs GnIsI directs hsF course 70
- Ro.,i.. suotser distinguished a0"seaSs "u0'
s,.r,,,,,y F,7zJAmEs ia about to embark ioF
aho i,oslled to New.York ny brilliant
q ,ybich tbe Manager of the Italian Tho
'"s ss"'S, ci,v. " Max Nnetzek has rendered
r The success OF Me- NN'nS'e AZ our op''a'
,,ion,,rly in the Gtselte "alae, il we'll remem-
800 Her grace Rod agility were remarkable In
~ Wv nerformances The same applause fol-
Lived her at the principal tbeatera of Italy and
ensIv at Naples where she has been retained for
eighteen months
"Mue. NATHALIE FlT2JAMEs is now about 70
find herself in the vicinity of Jenny Lind, Ger,
,ainy such proximity is q eevere trial. Perhaps
however, after showering triumphsl crowns 40 pro
dieslIy upon the eminent soDgstreas, there may
remain fe petsls Of dowsrs which the amateurs
o. New. York viii dispose Of In syor Of the young
and charming dsnseose
ONEIpusgs TO THE HUDSON RIYER hAItRoAD
Since the recent connect on between the Hadson
River and Erie Roads, it has become more man
ev., .,ssotisI to tho convenience ofshe public mat
,Ipes IF omris nses should be established running
from the eastern pcrtr Of the City and 8rosd*sy
TO the Hudson Rigsr ssatiosc at Fourteenth aud
Tbiity.ffey ate Too Erie connection is OF vast
imuorsance % The upper Wards of the city, BAT
sreo. .,.rt OF iss beneficial Influence will Do Loaf
unless proper faclisec ate furnished Tor reaching
tins line Of the Road. We recommend the subject
to the COILS deration Of stage owners for very
large cl.,s residing in the northern and eastern
War ere now pot &c great expense, delay aud
jncoove nience ia reachag tho tain, wnetner they
are qoing On the Hucson or Erie route.
GfKYAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS "A nav As
so iBtiot Of eSchers has been formed in thia city
consisting Of those who speak the German Ian
euses, 10 promote more eHacsu&lly the best sys.
TEN Of education, by meana of regular meetings
for discussion of all Improvements in the method OF
teaching lectures upon teaching as an art for and
nv members OF the Association, and public meet.
ines Of the friends OF education generally, and oil
sbose interested especially in the education Of the
German population. They propoae aao so far az
practicable, to aid in procuring employment for
elevation oftheir profession
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNGoN.-Ihe Annue,
Convocaticn of the Supreme Circle OF this Order
which opened in Philsdelphia on Monday last,
closed it's labors Oh Tuesday afternoon. report
from George Lippsrd, Is, WI was presented and
unanimously approved. An Address to the Ameri-
can Continant was prepared, which will soon be
h. Viola m
Union. Members from all parts of the Union were
present, there being now twenty one States having
Circles within their borders Tho following are
she officers Of the Supreme Ciroes whose terms
expire in April 1852;
Geo Lippard, Penn; g. w orrin crGndaii NYssK
r F Fora o. e" Pe6n John MilIa Peun n
Jos. Severance Penn; s. Wn he0ry D. BsrowN Y;s M
Bepi f. McAliser Md g. g. s Champion D O.; 8. w. D.
GENERAL CITY NEws-SATURDAY Lewis Ke
reau fell into the river at pier No. last night
at o'clock Rescued by officers Lusk and Daley.
w Isaac Mullen fell in at pier 10 Z. h at
pa. he was rescued by officer Williams.
C9T Augustus Havy, one Of The crew OF the ship
Palmetto fell in at pier No, N Il at midnight
and was drowned Hr body was found at o'clock
this morning.
nv an express W agon, and severely hurt. she was
taken to the Hospital at 3 A NJ
Eas> man was found drowned in James slip
yesterday afternoon.
from the roof of 35 Goerckst and broke some OF
his ribs. Taken homo by officers Dlckerson and
Aoker. n,..,
Ward for drunkennenp, fell down a flight OF steps
and cut bis head very seriously
YET L ass night one OF tha firm OF d. u. Il lter
oF nPoa doT6
with officer Carr, arreAted young man In the al
dience at Burton's who is charged with forgery
by the said groCsrs. His name is Augustus Del
hnch
W An unknown man WAS seized whS fit yes
terdsy at the corner Of William and Beokman sta.
He was taken care OF by the Police.
or Andrew HcCluaky was arrested In the
Eighth Ward at Il AM while enjoying the fun OF
smashiog street lamps.
The PRIMARY ELECTIONS On Tuesday the
entire city was thrown into confusion by the pro
liminry arrangements of the Democratic wire
workers to secure unto themselves mountainous
for good fat Offices, whereon they can luXura'e ~
the public expense for q term to come, o AZ
tended one of these atfaira aud we're posluvely
astoniahed TO find that the geographical limits OF
our Ward extended on the aide to the head
waters OF the Hudson, and on the other TO reama
beyond Sandy Hook; as in fAcs We had voters rom
every section OF the intervening territory Aosfly
were we aBtonlnhed at The order ana Qecofum
evinced during the evening thero bein1s NOT
more than half dozsn KNOCK downs, with
aboa; twice the number OF drSS-outs. Ghe
oivitty and obging disposition Of the inspect
ors knew no bounds one gentleman rendered
bundle Of tickets, with an oner Of Aogglng
The crowd thrown in; the crowd declined
tho protEered hospitality but the Inspector was too
complaissnt to decline the ballots And then there
wss another kind gentleman, said TO be foreigner
from Jersey, who evinced 80 much anxiety as to
the contents Of the boxes that he volunteered to
carry thcm off and count ihem at his own conven.
isnce-an offer the Inspector had great difficulty
in persuadrg him TO retraot, AS We went out We
were informed that this was not the regular poll,
out fictitious contrvsnce invented by outsiders
for the purpose of oversRrnng the regular mRnufao
turers Of public opinion, and q gentleman very
Airaly ntiersG % TO the sannins xntins