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The New York herald., 1851-11-04
The Italian Opern.

Last evening the Italian Opera opened for the winter
season, at the Aor Place Opera House under the
1sgement Of Msretzek The house presented splendid
array Of beauty and fashion, the ladies being the
most part msgniecently dressed. Not only was every
seat filed hut every standing place In the passages
occupied. We have the house more denssly
crowded upon any occasion The opera the deeply
tragic one OF Nofms,n which, when well performed
never fails to interest the spectator - SO exqui-
sit,ly beautiful Is the music, and 90 thrilling
the tale when sung the poet and the composer de-
signed should be- The role Of the daughter Of the Arch
Druid sung by the well-knevn favsrite stesnone
vbo Is one Of the very best living delnestors OF the cha
rseter On her fret appearance on the stage, In the
fourth Of the Grst act che was received with great
enthusa,m by the audience. che was in excellent
voice and succeeded admirably both In the reotstve
and the Caste Diva" Indignation and rage were power
fully sxprsfsed In her rendering Of her part the ds
legue preceding the prayer 10 the Gentle Goddess ana
in the sndsnte o that song her were marked BY
surrant, fervent tenderness peculiarly appropriate;
while IN the allegro the passionate voice of love burst
forth In rapture, ard touched tympathetic chord in
every heart She was .appsuded 10 the echo that ap-
IlsGds again, and YES warmly encored. In the duet
With Adslesa, beginning with the words. ooh rmem.
brsrEs" she was somewhat tame and disappointed us;
but che made ample stonemen in her address to Poop
sr be enters at the back Of the scene trembling and
oonfussd, when the saTs, On non tremare perhdon
Her execution Of this and the Eve following lines was
almost as fne piece Of acting saw while the
music vi" rendered with great beauty aud proprety
In this The msde a papable hit and the audience
promptly recognized her success. In the second act
third scene, che alec called forth paudts by the
excellence with which she rendered Isl sovres" &c
Altogether her performance most successful
though not equal throughout There some faults
which We noted, but they are iost sight OF amidst
profusion of bsuties steasnope has a rich sad
powerful voice full Of sweetness and pathos She is
also en- actress OF great power bat she 10 deficient
In expression Of countenapce which Il not In perfect
harmony With the toses Of her voice the music the
sentiment
cosn ss Adseiss though not very successful on the
whole made few good points among which was the
line. fe non colta amor In the duet With Norma
Bettpi acquitted bimsSf with great sclaf ~ Polons
There s freshness about bis voice that always peasss
e great In bis address 10 Norma near the eod Of
The first act beginning with the line. 'Norms de tuoi
rmfroveri; also n the lsst oftbe last at aAh
rorro Sc" Is this the vengeance Of one 20 aightei'
he vss very effective, and brought down marked ap-
piaute. Colett was very good Oriveeo
Ia fect The whole OF the opera well performed !
afforded very agreeable ent<snmeot 10 the lover
of music
catheriDe Hayes her mother, and sister present
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

IMPORTANT, II TRts.-Tt is reps rtea that Chsva-
isr Hulsemann has given notice tsthe Secretary Of
state, f his intention to ask Tor hos passports If
our government gives Koisuth an o&sial reception
in this country But II turns out asss according
10 reports Of reliable character from Washing
ton. II the Chevslier intend, 10 be puuoilous
abou. kossuth, better wait I'll he c,mes. IL will
then be time enough TO renew the correspozden,e
VIII Mr.. Webster on hungarian affairs. Pcrhaps,
slsc, We msy expe;s protest from the ing Of Bi-
varii h. reference 10 Lola Msn,eI. Mr.. Webster
must remAn where be is in vie. Of all these dif.
cpties.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
To f.. *. Collins, Esquire. Chairman Of


the Union Safety Committee. Dear sirsizee writing
letter Of last Saturday evening in reply to which
eeiyed that morning from the hon. John c. have
seen sentieman Of this city on whose vsraey car place
last three weeks he has had full with Henry
- Randall Esg.. and has also received letter from him,
from all which he Is satisfied beyond doubt thu, Nc Ran
eai At present decided friend Of tae conproIise mes
and to all agitation Of the qaeons volved
in them and also that be 10 in favor Of policy of
larsnr the oabatnd of carrying into effect the laws rassed
for that purpote. that had had ths
GEORGE WOOD.
Monday. November Sd 1Su.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Disordtriy HoekoJtr .qITesftd- Captain Hopkins of
the Third ward police yesterday made plant against
a man named William Turner, keeper Of house of
Ill fame situated at No. IL West Broadway, of
Keade street The Captain, assted by several Of bis
ofcers made descent the premises aud took into
custody some young women Turner. and snosher mau,
who were all conveyed before Justice Lothrop; and
the case being investigated the magistrate held Turner
70 bail in the sum OF $500 to the charge in de-
fault Of which he was committed 20 the roabs. The
girls On the promise Of vacang the premises, be
rated from cuetody.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

BARSUM AND LOLA MoSrEz The Fire Annihila
tor has made an experiment. He published ycs,er-
day, in several Of the daily journals, curious afda
Wit concerning the Lola Montez negotiation, which
was pretty feroe and pretty savage. We shall cool
the Fire Annihilator in day or two. We think We
shsll be able to completely annihiate the FIRE ann
hilator, in this Instance.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

THB wEEKLY BsRALD,
Containing sll the Important recently recsive5
from The rsiisus part. q the world will be issued to-
noov morning In time to go 10 Liverpool By the steam.
ltin Niagara and to California BY the steamship chero
nee Single ccIss, IN vrsrrer. ready for rsIiOg six
Pence.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

to rally upon, and We know Emo othsr better name
10 associate with him than that Of Daniel s. Dickn-
son. What says our cotemporsry, the Journal Of
Commerce to such Union Safety Committee as
this VIII he 90 for ito bs carried forward for
positive action In the Prssidsn tial canvass, The
object is to put down nulhAcation in New York
to redeem her from the malign influence Of w. H.
Seward and the disturbers Of the peace, of whom
he is the chief Cannot this thing be done
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Childrep's Beaver Hats, Fall styles
Tie met elegant desirable and styth winter hate. for
ehdren little matters aud misses offered TO intel
lgent public The rush for the the eek
that unable them. BANrA lO5 Canal
street. has repn shed his stock and would his
numerous patrons " repair Immediately 10 his establish
men Il, and make their selections.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

We are glad TO be able To announce that
Sig Rsfaeo Gen distnrui historical por-
trst painter. has settled himself Palermo
native he the
bis WORKS dole in Bes,on and in tLis eit give fall rna
tion Of bis artistic pencil M of the
Sig Bettini masterpiece his studio .. No. ess Broad
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Movements OF Disting uishcd Indi ivid uais.
Captain Cullum, U. A Colonel J. Collier Ohio :;
Lieutenant J. Hswes, N; Captain Day, U. g. J.
Taylor, U. &. N. Dr. Lsndsn Reeves. Va De- Ku-
densten, U. NJ were amongst the arrivals yesterday
at the Irving House
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Cheap for Cash.-Now Is your time 20,
Iur.hase Carpens ehsap for etsh, a. WN EccRURFY's
l6 william sir,et. WHERE may be found every descrpsn Of
Carpe,ings Oil Cloths Se tie season is fat cosnS
sreat bargains can be had.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Dry Goods ut Great Bargsins.-IfItcIi-
coca LEADBGAIEE so BrcadeAy. eorrtr Of Leonard
rtttsr oserns sfsnd ,toet of SIS shtwis Gloats,
Dress Goods at low rates. They Also large
tortnent Of oolsn Blankets Quilts Tlannes Lace, and
Muslin Windey Draperies kc., ke.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

ash leave to call the AtsAtSn Of citizens st.are
their large &C ready nsds Co,hiss fur
bshibS Co.ds for sentlemen oJs and ohdseas Ci0hag
One Price for goods; no deviation; terms, esth.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

or grsy hair TO black or brown Instantly Goursuas Aed
Gated Soap cures t,n pin rles freeke ehar ae cracks
Sc Psudre Subtle upregts tsir rom iow fireheaas et
any part The body LIQUID Rouge; Lily Whites air Resto
rstivc, or 0iose Nslker street. Brcadrsy Cal.
lender. 81 South Third street. Phil,1eirLis-
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

on this bant Bsnk cf New Rochelle james Bssk Farmer
mers Bsbt Nina 49, are redeemed a. rsr ~ b. hvsNS -
OF all descriptions.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
al Broadway.-AIfr.d Munro. .

Io t'efehtss-inose VINO are rbout 10
purchase Clothing Tor their children nvtei 90 txsnao
cur assortment. One price for goods. no deviation.
ALFRED kukkOE a. CO AL Broalway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Cnien Hat zO Broadway " alton
would most respectfully invite the aes whethsr vshinx
70 purchase not 10 call hn5 examine tie ri het and
spl,ndd stock Of Chrdrea Fancy Rats tsore offered
In this city.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

shnowiedsed BY all vho have uea IL 70 surpss
o. me nine s simplicity of application h saheitnt sose
70 rtoonmend ~ as IL h csuplete in
Vii rot soil, fade, wash cf frrtirai rot No as
BrtsdvN, corner Of Lsrsaara street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Hr Dye the best yet discovered for nlornr the h.r
vIsheis NE nenent thsrpied II. wonderful eafe sad
sertehy With which this fAyorits and OtesaFstsd far
plaII.rms s nttnlshinr II iH ftr sale cr arpliad
.aa thVh nH faetofY Not Val ssrscs. Corr toe
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Wings VIII supcrsedc legs one OF thes,
dsysi but until they d The immense deusnd m Rs,,- .ns
shoes VII sentinos u rrea, ever sthe Sotmaker
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

wigs nsd ToupCes.--Eatthcior's yew
sveot Nys are Wtn9utctt ne ,st Imitation %
Lttur VET nventst 1hUse van tnr sreie.
sherle call BACHELORS sslabrated E sctJry No.
al street, where ts feand tile lsses, 1Ld best
fertrtst n be city. Cepy tie address.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

considered requiie Tor every LADY in tie Of
bousehold duti They protect the hsni IN stiny dust
ine care Of eos tres Sc ane fredv ior sseu
wlen sheppsd or rough. Tor sale los - HITCHCOCK
LEADbEA1kk M BroadNsy, and - All tla tLhr stnraa
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

ing tailor formerly 10 vogue s o6soise ihs price OF
clothing nov 90 low reduced ~ 7. SMITH jf NO. l02
Iuitcn ttreet that l. no tsct in d-1t NTH
,urpying the teti made garmen,s 10 all socy.
Remember the cash establishnent.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

The peculiar msthod Of suing style SHIRT 70 the
style of figure. rUrtued ct Crees Nc. Astar House
giving universal tatisfactn Orders from pe
notest par Of the Union. 40 much fer nyaare ht
unvarJ ing runctuslty.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Ladies, Beaver Bonn,ts, FAN styIcs.-

Ladies will IND st BANTAs 106 Canal street. full sss9r,
nebt Of Drab and Black Beaver Pure white hnd Blue Felt
b. ppet Of the most fashonAis shapes kiiiiners ana
dealers supplied by the DOZEN. reasonable terms.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Carpetings at nedueed Prices

csrpetings ut Reduced Prices.-pctersot,
lJhpHkEi kp BIOadsay. corner o. Whlte s,reat are
ssns rich Brussels Carpets for 70 lcs per ytfii heavy
three ply, So per yard supertEe for o..
sood all wocl &C. rer ysrd Oil Cleths htayy 81 20 a. rsr
yard And all other sosd found earTst sscre At en-
low rrices. - -'~''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHlNGToN, August %.

Up to the time Of the departure of the
Pampero. the Government did not entertain
the belief that expeditions for Cuba would
be actually fitted out in our ports, and no
efforts were made 10 prevent them; but
since tina, event, it appears that the govern
ment has given orders that the neutrality
laws be strictly complied with, and has
taken measures 10 prevent vessels IRON
sailing without cearan:
The President is expected TO arrive here
next Friday OF Saturday, by which time
further and decisive intelligence Of the re-
suit Of the enterprise of Lopez will be re-
ceived; and oy which ,i;..e it may be better
known whether our government has the
power TO restrain these expeditions or not
The general expression, in the South. o!
desire to acquire Cuba, will no doubt in
fluence the course of the Government here
after on the subject. 1t will certainly be
subject of remark if not of action, in Con-
gress, and it may influence the resul. OF
the next Presidential election. | do moi
find that in Maryland and Virginia there is
any repugnance to the acquisition OF Cuba'
if it can be fairly, and not practically ac'
quired. The mercantile ard navigating ln'
,eresis of the whole country will be bene'
fitted by Cuban annexation. The Northern
States, are, however. chiefly interested III
the acquisition Of Cuba. Every thing
they have to export IS wanted in Cuba
and they want in return, every product o
Cuba. Their manufactures and navigation
will be vastly prof,ed by the possession o
the Cuban market, and to o1,ain their su'
gar. molasses, &c., without duty, would be
to them god send.
1t is no, improbable that a proposition
will be brough, forward in Congress, at the
next session. requesting the President tc
enter into negotiation with the Queen o!
Spain, for the purchase Of Cuba.
1t is 10 be noted that direct trade is
springing up between the principal South
ern ports and European and South Ameri-
can ports. A line OF steam vessels will
undoubtedly be established very soon be-
tween James River and Liverpool. The
aggregate amount Of the tonnage OF the
United States, has vastly increased of late;
and will soon suIa1se that Of C.oSi Britain.
Cor. Char. COur,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

Few things are so rare
Gs 200 takers. Some persons drawl out
their words too slowly, and humble one to
sleep; others atte away TOO fast, and weary
one 10 death; some speak so low, that you
need an car-trumpct to catch their voices;
others speak as if they had passed their
lives in . sawmil, aud break the drum OF
Your car. En-, The most ,cGious Of al con-
vrrsaliona bores, is the teller OF long stor es,
who never comes 10 ,hn 9th md paint of Il
,ale or hits the target in the "hulI's cyc.'
but a,tes your time and patience with
petty, uncssen,ial t'ctails---Cvrr aud anon
losing the thread Of Lls di>coursc. and s'oP-
ping to calculate, "If'here was II" "Oh
as mas saying," sc 81, Ill yea arc f5s
out Of humor. and luolly cXocra,e him. TIE
very best anecdotes, a. scr.r one has wei
said, "are often spoiled by being too long
Stories, as we'll as boys, often owtgr0w Mei
strcngth."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

REINFuRCEMENTs FOR LorEz. A dsra'c
from New Orleans, in the Ncw.Y"rk CGRt-
mercial .9dpcriiSer, dated tho pit inst.
states that the excitement prcvaicn, ~ that
ciry is great, and that two more steamers
filled wih mon sn:'cd on that tar to lo'n
Lopez. The Interference, II says, o.' the
United States Marshal was of no avail, the
fitting out and cnibaraaiion aaving been ac>
courli-hcd in defiance of the authorities,
Every boat from above New Orleans Is also
said to be bringing down soldiers for the
Patriot cause IN Cuba.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

NArroxAL DoNAIN.-A vast access'o"
IN the Public Lands of the United STATES
has lust been realized under the l'ea',es
concluded by Commissioner Lea with inc
Sioux Indians. Under the first l'ea'y'
twenty one millions of acres nave 0e."
ceded by the Upper Sioux and u"ae' '"e
second Treaty. sixteen millions Of acres
have been ceded by the Lower s'ouS'-
The aggregate sum which the Government
binds itself to pay for the lands Is $2'ooo''
600. The lards lay along and west OF the
Mississippi, from the Iowa State line morn
10 the Falls Of St. Anthony, and above thai
place. "Here," remarks the Galena Ad'
xer,,ser, "is land enough 10 give com
Portable home to every pauPer in the civil
;zed world. The advantages that are now
offered for emigration to this country are
wonderful, and means should be taken 'o
advise the world of them"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

"nosTAGg SrAnPs woN'T STrcE. This
is pretty general complaint; but is un-
founded. They ,oiU "srick" If you onIy
know how 10 put them on. Don't wet the
back Of the s,lmp. ifyou do, il cuTIs and
turns up u, the corners. Tie right way is
TO mois,en, thoroughly. sufficiently large
spot on the envelope, or the letter, If yon
don't use an envelope. Then Put on The
s,amp--prcss it down fiat and close, uad
our word for il, it VIII 10; come on. So
says an exchange.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

Gy what inspiration was il. that William
Penn. the found'r Of Pcnnsylvani,. pcnned
the prophetic line below? The passage is
contained in letter of his 10 Robert Tur-
ner. dated the Slh of first month. 1851, the
day md date on which he obtained his grant
from the British crown.
"Thou msvest." he said. communicate
my grant I" friends. and expect shortly, my
proposals; It's Gear and Just thing; and
nv God that has gwen it lac. through many
difficulties, Will. beiIeve, bless aud make It
Hic seed Of Il notion"
|; was indeed IN his province. that the
blessing and SEED grew To maturity. July
ilh, ZIG.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

A JogsTER ENGINE. -Mrssrs. Rodgers,
Ke,chum s. Grosvcnor, of Paterson. have
bu;it n locomotive for the New York & Erie
Railroad. which went upon the line on
Monday week. calculated to draw forty
loaded cars. or weight equal to zoo tons
n large freigh; for a'sbir.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

DEFEAT OF AN ABoLlTIoErsr.-lf tho
Wings in Indiana had no other cause for
rejoicing. the dcfca, Of Julian. the abolition
I.ocofnco coalition cardldlie for Congress.
would be sufficient, Samuel W. Parker,
Esd, who was tho Whig pominec. took
broad and decided ground in favor Of the
compromise measures. end"T.'ng in all
thing. Mr.. FilIm,re's a.m'nistralion.-
Memphis Eagle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

MURDERER CAUGHT Nelson, the man
who murdered Stone. 4, Tullahoma on the
l2'h inst. was captured { few iays since.
by Mr. Alexander Si'verooih. and some
other gentleman. nnd brought back and
lodged in jail. He wac traced to Athens.
Ala. and taken without resistance. We
learn that Mr.. Oldheld. the man wounded
by NeIson a, the time he killed Stone. has
since died of his wounds. .--Wimchesier In.
dependent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05
THE POST.
ATHENS. FRIDAY. SEPT. 8, 1861.

TENNEssEE.-The next Legislature OF
This State, which meets in October n"X''
will have two Senators to Congress TO elect
-one il the place Of Mr.. Tnrney. whose
term expired on the an of March last, and
the other in the place Of Mr.. John Bell,
whose term will expire on the 4'h of March
1853, before another session Of the blenninl
Legislature can be had.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

TIE SsNpwIcH IsLANDs.--Speal'ing nj
the annexation of these islands to the United
States, Mr.. J. J. Jarvis, who has been :or
a number of years a resident of Honolulu,
where he publishes newspaper in Eng.
lsh and Hawaiian, says that the offer is
now made TO the citizens of the Republic
as free gilt. Of the Sandwich group, on
impose. The islands ask IN return Simply
TO receive the rights and protection accord
ed TO American citizens. The area of the
group is G.500 square miles, capable OF
supporting tenfoid its present population
(SO,0OO.) One million dollars worth Of
American merchandise IS annually con.
sumed. It's American permanent popula.
ton is not far from 900, possessing valu'
able sugar and coffee plantations. in which,
and other permanent Improvements, large
enms hr"e hccn expended. The Ano .'can
Board Of Missions have expended some
where near s 100000 IN their operations,
and have settled on the group fifty or mvre
families possessing valuable homestcads.-
The floating American population tonoh.
ing at these islands annually is not far from
l5,0C0, seamen and voyagers, rom some
400 vessels.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

ALABAMA LEGrsIATURE.-The Florence
Gazette soys the Legislature of Alabama IS
composed. in the Senate. Of "a Union men,
3 secessionis,s; in the House 83 Union men,
36 Secessionists. Mojori'y Of Union men
on ioint balo: 42.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

lsn'I i, singular that mirerai waters are
only beneficial to the wea'ihy2 In all our
experience, We never knew physician to
advise poor man TO 90 To Cara'oca. OF
any other watering place. Why carbonate
Of lime should only operate on dUub'oons.
we can't conceive.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

MARKING Observation-Disclosures anu
other. will take hint from tho following
MARKING CARDs-PosT OFFICE DECISION
Some Postmas,ers having decided that
y, ner, containing n marked card passing
through the post Office were subject TO lc'te'
hostage, we addressed a letter TO the P1s'.
master &c neral on the subject, and ne mas
DECIDED that it is lawful to draw marx ove'
m advertisement for the purpose Of direct
inc attention thereto. In accordance WIN
,h7. decision, we shall hereafter draw
mark over instead of around the advertise
ments of merchants who may send away
ex,ra copies of she Price Current. >.
The Pos, aster General Is evidently dis'
posed TO put the most liberal constructor ~,
rpon the law consistent with his duty: The
law regarding newspapers was badly drawn
UT. but was not the fault OF the wor'hy meat
Of the Post Office Department.
The Postmaster General has also decided
we see it slated in an exchange, that pup
fishers may enclose in their publications. 'n'
bills for subscriptions thereto without any
additional charge for postage; and TIM
privilege extends also to the transmission o
q receip,ed bill after the same has been paid
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-05

Some one has boeE gathering statistics
IN New York city lately, and has found out
that the number of Churches in proportion
To the population Of that city is diminish
ing, and that the Sandwich Islands is ersn
now better supplied with Chutche than
!hc city ol the Empire State.