New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

dlShODOr the absent husband Iher amour u ul-co'-
cred by Pepe Jester attached TO the Court Of Rimini,
who under all his waggery conceas secret grudge
against the brtthers for injury they have done
him. BE seeks LaDcotto in his camp, and tells the
story Of Francoecas guilt. Lancotto, in his fury,
tlays Pope in order that the dishonor of his house
may not be known, The dying jester exhibits the
dagger of Paolo, which he has stoen, and declares
that the lot err had hired him to ssassnste his brother.
Lsnciott, Immediately returns to Rimini, finds the
levers together in the garden, and after having heard
their confession OF guilt, kills them.
This bat meager outline Of the plot, which pos
sesses some Of the best elements Of tragedy. The
melancholy interest thrown the story by the i'm
mortal episode of Dante and the equally immortal
group of AIRY Scheffer have made the world familiar
with its principal personages. The part Of LanciOo
will be taken tonight by Mr.. Davenport, and that Of
Frsncescs by Mad. Ponisi. The scenery and dresses
have been prepared expressly for the occasion, with
strc. regard historical and typographical accuracy
A NEW AMERICAN OPERA AT NIBLos.-Mr. Bris
tow's Opera, in the production OF which there have
been so many delays for causes useless to recite,
is we are informed officially, to be performed tomorrow
Thursday evening The subject is Americsn-being
q plot wresthed around Irvings jolly sketch Of Rip
Van Wrinkle. The words ore by Mr.. Wainrght-a
son of the late Bishop. Mr.. BrisOw is nov leader OF
the Opera at Niblos. He is an American-oorn, and
so is Mr. Wainwright. lie. them have a fair chance
in their own country which gives every opportunity
favorable to tie publicity and advantage Of foreign
works. Mr.. Julien, we may remark, found so much
merit in Mr.. Bfstow's symphonies, that he gave him
an order for work which was successfully executed,
in whole or in part, in London.
KEEP IN LIsE.-H peremptory order were issued
and enforced to keep in line all the carriages in the
lower part of Broadway, much OF the crowding and
delay would be avoided. Let an order be made for
all the stages to keep in two close lines up and down
in the middle Of the street and never vary from that
line except when they stop, and then to pull out just
the width of the stage to the right 80 as 70 let the line
move on. Outside of the stages, let the carts aud
wagons move up and down ia regular lines, never
crowdipg upon the space allotted to the stages or
moving in their line. Allow no stage TO stop under
any circumstances in the line, or in any other place
except after passing the cross street Allow no carts,
wagons or carriages TO stand empty by the sidewalk,
and only with the off wheel touching the curbstone
All vehicles coming the street from any Of the cross
streets should fall al once into the line of their respective
classes that all carts going down must keep as close
a. possible TO the west side and all going up close 10
The east slQe. Eecn class sNOUu knO" llc PIaOc oIu
keep it. and in that way Broadway would be relieved
OF much OF the difficulty and confusion that now pre-
vail At any rate, this would give greater expedition
to the stages.
TIE TENURE OF CoAxoS SCHOOL TEACHERS Or
YIcE.-The1e is some uncertainty attending this sub
ect with reference TO our City Ward Schools, which it
might be well for our Board of Education to remedy
r. rpia dafpiu, no official pO-tiOO
of teachers. In a late case in the Twenty-second
Ward Judge Clerke held and it would seem with legal
correctness that When teachers appointed, accord
ing to the general practice in this City, for an indef
mite period, the Trustees may at will dismiss the
teacher and the latter may at will resign his situation
This RI e Is on sore occasions harsh and inconve-
nent one although not without very material sdvant-
ages, both as regards the employers and employed.
A corps of teachers may be at variance, and the
school to which they belong may consequently be
most unprosperous. 1t may be impossible to asoer-
tain who is chiefly to be blamed for so disastrous
state of things. Il may then b. eIPedent, without
inculpating individuals TO dismiss the whole corps,
and 70 bring in new one So, TOO, j; may be neces.
ssry to dismiss teacher in the Of grave but more
or less vague suspicious which hardly proper for
investigation. And. on the other hand the right Of
summary Withdrawing from school enables
teacher to embrace any opportunity for sdvantsge-
ousy changing his position, in case which does not
admit Of delay. Stu il must be owned that sudden
dismissal Of teachers s on the whole TO be ordinarily
deprecated The Board of Education nigh, vel
adopt rule providing tina. the engagement Of teach
ers sha be determnable at the pleasure OF either the
teachers or The trustees who have employed them;
but that whenever teachers dismissed summary,
without cause they shall be entitled TO pay FOR the
whole Of the current month upon which they have
entered.
ARREST foR KIDNAPPING A SAILOR--On Saturday
lsst william Cruise sailor, having returned from
VOYAGE put up at the sailor boarding house No. az
West-st, whore be fell in with q runner named
James Ray, by whom be was decoyed to The rnm-shoP
Of Owen Gallagher, No. 20 West-.t., and there fur
uished With dIugged liquor which rendered him stupid
Soon after drinking the liquor he was Persuaded by
Raw 10 20 on board row-bos,, and ws then con-
viewed in state Of unconsciousness on board the ship
Bridgewser, Liverpool packet, the captain Of which
cave Raw s2s for his services in procuring seaman
for him. 1t Wa Sunday morning before Cruise knew
where be ws, and be then applied to the captain 70
be re,eased but in vain. Ray upon returning 70 the
City made boast Of his cleverness. which csus 70