New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

MALL ByTrtsf TRuFFI and MARiN were se'eia"y
welcomed with cordially which ieit no oou" oi
the genial mood of their auditors. Inc VocalS''
scanned to catch something of Tie same spir'' ana
sang with energy and evident Inspiration Inc ca
,,,,, in the first act, Is one OF tae most charming
,,;,es which TrufE sings. The finale OF the talr1
~, howeyer aroused such storm OF e1th1slasm'
,s We have rarely seen IN Castle Garden. The or
cbe.tra was forced to return the curtain TO roll up
and the singers to repeat the grand chorus In al
dition 10 this the four stars were called three Tunes
before the curtain and pe.ted with bouquets. The
conclusion OF the opera brought on similar eathu-
sasm, ard Ern0n, once more inauguraied with
fitting rejoicings.
Tonight La Sonnambula for the fourth time, with
Boso, Salvi and Marini. Beitini, we understand,
is studying the part Of Elas, III which be also will
soon appear.
LANDING OF EMIGRANTs. Ts.-DEAR Sir
know you disclaim the obligation and the ability
to correct every abuse existing in this city. But,
notwithstanding your disclaimer | ask your aiten-
ton TO the rtde and. may say, Iarbarous manner
IN which the emigrants on board one of the packet
ships were compelled to land yesterday. have
nothing 10 say Of the condition Of the vessel packed
with 500 human beings. Perhaps 1t was kept as
clean md healthfIl the nature OF the case would
permit-though doubt it, But that Of which com
pla,n certainly might and should have been pre-
vented The place OF egreSs, by which the passen-
gers were landed, think. was not four feet IN dam
eter Through tn was thrust 4 long narrow plank
perhaps four inches thick, resting upon the wharf
and balanced al the end towards the ship, about the
middle Of the opening, leaving not above two feet
for old women and young women anl children to
creep out OH their hands and knees among trunks
ard heavy chests, AMI boxes. showed along al the
same tine, at the greatest peril OF breaking the
limbs. or beatng of those fral beings into the
wafer below find 1t difficult 10 SPEAK In any mea
sured terms Of such a sight considered IN cOanec-
ton with civilization ! saw sege al ways IN which
the evil could have been remejled, with little effort.
| inquired in VAN for the captain. found the first
mate. / believe II was. and asked him If he could
not furnish some more convenient way for the pas
scngers TO land. He replied he had no power on
shore more than common sailor he could do
nothing | sought the captain still further, but my
ENGAGEMENTS would not permit me TO stay. len
with the determination that those interested IN the
Manhattan, not to speak OF humanity, or the sooi
name of winch every American citizen IS proud
should have their attention in some way called to
he above
BOARD or EDUCATION.-Th President.
T. G. Benedict, Esq, in the chair.-Application was
made for an Appropriation of 81 800 for the purchase
of books maps, &c. for new School house, No. 81
in AUen-st which school the officers hope 10 be
able to open on Ist of September Referred. Com
plant was made by one of the Trustees, and one OF
the Inspectors, charging favortsm in the majority
of Trustees, in appointing the brother of one of
them Janitor Of No 90, at high salary raising the
salaries of two of the teachers, and dischargng
teacher also, that the salaries TO teachers were
paid without being audited, which is not conform
able to law also, that one OF the trustees, Mr..
Mcdonald continues TO act and vote, although he
has removed out OF the ward.-Refeued. The re-
port of the committee on the new code of Laws
was taken up and acted upon-various amendments
being made. &c.
ORsTRUCTING RAILWAY TRAINS. 1.-Two or
three days since one of the fagmen the Hudson
River Railroad above Pouglkcepsie discovered a
pile of timbers (cross tes) on the track, evidently
placed there for the purpose off throwing of the
tram and killing the passengers When the train
came IN sight the flagman gave the signal OF danger
and the train was stopped, the tmbers removed and
then the Conductor proceeded at reduced speed fear
full of more such man-traps II Is presumed that the
timbers were placed the track by some dlSafected
laborcrs who took this desperate means to crafty
spirit for revenge
The escape in this instance illustrates the import
ance Of a thorough system OF flag or other signals
along all RAILWAYS. such a system would prevent a
great many collisions and runnngs oil, and save the
lives of persons who carelesSy wander on the WAY oi
the trans.
SERIOUS AND PERHAPS FATAL ACCIDENT.
About 81 O'Clock last evening man named Patrick
McGarvin, while piling brick IN Broadway between
Broome and Spring sts, which were being taken
from an old building, was struck on the head by a
blck which accidentally fell from the fourth story of
the house, fracuring his skull IN shocking manner
| The injured man was Immediately conveyed 10 the
City Hospital and placed under the care Of DR.. Le-
roy, who considers his recovery very doubtful
| MARROW ESCAPE WITH LIFE.-Last eve
ming shortly before O'Clock, little girl about five
years OF age named Eliza Allen who resides a, ll6
Mot,-si narrowly escaped with her life atthe corner
of Walker-st and Broadway, where she was knocked
down by omnibus, one wheel OF (which passed over
| her left hand crushing and mutilating in shocking
the two first fingers The nured girl was pick
Cd up and conveyed into Green's drug store where the
mutiatcd fingers amputaied by DR.. Clark, after
| which the child was sent home.
FIRE IN MAIDEN-LANE-Last night about
so'clock fire was discovered in the basement OF
the large building los Maiden-ane at the corner OF
Pcarl-st The engines were on hand with their usual
prompuiude and the fire very speedily subdued.
The basement is occupied by X. H. OLSEN, trunk
manufacturer, whose stock was much damaged BY
water only halfdozen or so of the trunks were
burned The upper portion OF the building was un-
injured
CHARGE OF ABDUC rIoN. A man named
John h Seymour was yesterday taken into custody,
by officer Edwards of the Lower Police Court. on
charge of having on the 2Sth of June last abducted
enyoigl6d and entced away Eliza Maher, girl about
ii wears oge who resided with her sister and mother
at % Jackson-st Catharine Bride sister of the miss
nS girl, made the complaint before Justice Lothrop
Nm Which >he sci firth ihat She heeyes The accusel