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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

We have seen letters from Maretzek's agent in
Europe, which contain the positive announce
ment that first class opera troupe, beaded by
the most brilliant cantatyice Of the day, Mile.
Sophie Cruvelli, has been engaged for this city.
Arrangements are now being made for its early
appearance either a. Niblo's or he Metropoli-
tan theatre.
Mile Cruvelli is the youngest and the fresh
est ofthe rimas dOnnas-she is now what Mali
bran was when she made her great sensation in
Europe-wlat Jenny Lind was when that
Nightingale" astonished the haJitues Of
Covent Garden-wbst Sontsg was before she
married the Count Rossi-and what Grisi was
in her best days, when European critics gave
her the title of Diva.
Mile Cruvelli is not, strictly speaking,
beautiful woman. She is youthful, and has a
fine figure, and striking face. She is one Of
those brilliant geniuses who have enough OF
eccentricity in their mental compost ion to give
additional spice to the furore which their pro-
fessional triumphs create. Cruvelli's recent
elopement, for instance, will introduce her Eame
to thousands of people who would otherwise
have never heard Of hei, and all these people
win desire to see her.
In the coming season there will be an at
tempt to establish the opera upon q popular
basis. So far. every italian opera 50, culation
in the United States has been failure. We
remember them all, from Malibran's days down
to the present writing. They have al failed,
utterly, because the managers were governed
INV n fho Unite
nearly as they can the aristocracy of Lon
don, Paris, Vienna and Saint Petersburg.
The clique monop0lises the best seats, and has
the impertinence to expect that the great pub
lie, the lower twenty" will be satisfied to pay
a high price.for the second class chances. The
managers cater for this clique, and all the
managers have burned their fingers by so doing
The opera in Europe, under the patronage OF
Queen Victoria, the Emperor of all the Russias,
or the Emperor Of Austria, is for the aristo-
cracy-tbey monopolise it and pay for it; but
such system will not do in this city, which is
governed by sort Of Captain Ryndsrs demo
cracy. Young Ameri q will not accept the
second choice Of any thing-not even the opera.
He must have fair and equal CHI ance in city
where every thing. including mud, is in CON-
mon.
For this reason, all the attempts to establish
the Italian opera here have failed The initia-
i've step was not properly taken. Therefore
we hail with hope the new regime, whose motto
is Cruvelli and equality" All the seats win
be thrown open to the public, without any re
serve, and The opera generally will be managed
on broad, open plan, in accordance with the
spirit Of our institutions. There is something
piquant, novel and refr eshing about the whole
programme. Prepare for Cruvelli, the youngest,
freshest and most brilliant cantatrice of the
day She comes to us in the full flush of
tEiumph-not passf, worn out, or broken down,
nut just at the hi hest point of q most brilliant
career.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

THE GERMAN OPERA.-There is good German opera
troupe at the Stadt theatre in the Bowery and Fotow
Martha" has lately been produced with Sig
D0rmy the exceen Mt contrato, late of the Maret
EEK troupe, is the Martha The opera is to be given
to night for the benefit of Signora D'Ormy.
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Marine Affairs.


Condit Co.. and which has been running between this
city and Newark, pierced by the ice Wednesday
afternoon the Plank Road ferry, and sunk. Ths
freight taken of, but the boat remains sunk.
IMPORTANT TO SHPMAsrERs OwNERs.-The Pilot
Commissioners in to frequent applications
gardng of shore pilotage, detention, &C., publish three
important sections Of the law Of the State of New York
bearing upon those matters which will be found in
advertising columns.
LAUScH-Mr. Abram C. Bell will launch from his yard
at the foot Of Stanton street. R. Wednesday tho
18th nst at two o'clock P. NJ schooner Of superior
model and fnish Of 400 tons burden owned by Messrs.
nah packets She is to be commanded by Captain W. H.
Lingo and Is named the John Boston, in honor Of the
present Collector of the port Of Savannah.
POLLOCK RIP LIGHT BoAr-This boat, which has been
undergoing repairs at this port for three four weeks
will her station In few days. She has been raised
forward and aft has been supplied with chain rigging,
which 10 new feature, as well as an important one |;
with swinging davits Of wood, whereby the boats in
heavy weather be easily taken In upon deck with
new lighting apparatus, and bell which weighs one
thousand pounds. All the light boats, by act of
Congress at its last session to be supplied with bells
Of the same weight, well "a two cannon. The old
Minot Ledge light boat, which placed the Sow
and Pigs station about week since, will hereafter
used az relief boat The next boat to be repaired il
the Shovcful and during the time, the Secunnessett
will supply her place.-New Bedford Mercury Dec. T.
SMAIIPox.--Ths disease has almost assumed the form
of an epidemic in of the cities. In Boston, las
week, the deaths by It numbered fourteen and in Gin
cinnati fifteen victims fell by 1t during the same time
This city thus far nearly exempt from this loathsome
disease only two deaths having occurred last week.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

WAsHN0ToN Dec' o. IoJ4'
In the Supreme Court to-day Colin Ii. Ingersol, of
Connecticut was admitted attorney. The of
Israel W. Raymond rs. William Tyson; Troy Iron and
Nail Factory George and Francis Odiorne, Jr.,
argued to-day. Cases H. H. 13-Jos Battn, patentee,
and Samuel Battin assignee, John G. Hewes still
on Court adjourned to Monday. number of
bers' have improved the recess by visit home.
Everything is very quite here.
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THE ATES IT N E w g
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELFGRAPHs.
From Warrington.

From Washington.
MR. BRIGHT AND THE ADMINIsTRATION--A GRAVE
QUESTION AT IssuE-THE REPEAL OF THE COAL
DUTY-GEN. CAss AND THE PRESIDENCY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1854.
II is mistake to suppose that Mr. Bri ,ht is now OPP
posed to the administration Owing TO difficulty in the
distribution Of the spos he felt last session but
we informed you nearly month ago that Mr. Br ght
was here and reconciliation had taken place, by which
he to get what he required and in return was to be
the obedient servant Of the Cabinet.
is quite possible had this fact been generally known
in the Senate that he would have experienced more diff
fcuy in obtaining the Presidency Of that body than
was manifested. In the previous to the
election the Southern Senators took the ground that
Mr.. Atcbson having been elected to ill the vacancy
caused by Mr. Kings death, was de tdcto, Vice Presi
the latter elected Notwithstanding that Atchsons
Senator exprsd the Sd of March next. Some
Northern Senators also took this vew but it voted
down. and the caucus broke up in row. 1t was subse
quent arranged to elect Mr. Bright pro tenn and leave
the question to Mr. Achison being Vice President
this subject would assume a very grave Importance.
There is q report that the Sentinel will shortly be
discontinued.
From present appearances the total repeal Of the duty
coal will be carried by large majority.
Gen. Cass declares he has intention Of running for
the Presidency and that all reports to the contrary
unfounded.
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Mails for Europe.

New York, Saturday, December 9, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

The CONTEST IN VRGINA-THE WISE PARTY
Policy OF THE OrPosITIoN.--The election for
Governor of Virginia comes off, we believe, in
May next. This will give ample time for the
opposition to the Cabinet candidate to perfect
their general plan Of action. The fortunes of
the administration, wholly overthrow in the
North, depend in the South upon the election of
Vice. The future anticipated success of the
Know Nothings in the Southern States will very
largely depend upon his defeat. He has taken
the field as their sworn enemy, with all his
mind, all his heart, and all his might" He has
been nominated in behalf of the Virginia de-
mocracy and the administration upon this
ground.
wha is the policy Of the opposition--the op
ponents of Mr.. Wise, of the Cabinet democracy,
and the imbecile administration at Washington!
1t is fusion of wings, Know Nothings, hard
shells, State rights democrats, and all other men
opposed to the Cabinet spoilsmen, and the Rich
mond democratic junts, upon some common,
popular and able candidate for Governor-some
such man as William G. Rives, for example
Mr.. Wise, upon the score of talents and abii
ties as politician, is one Of the most popular
men in Virginia. II will require an able, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

NKw HAVEN, Dec. 8, 1854
James H. Conkin, formerly Of New York. convicted in
August 1853, of attempt to obtain money from the
government by fraudulent pension claims, and who
sentenced TO the state prison for the term OF two years
has been pardoned by President Pierce.
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FROM the Fairmont CTa. } Repnblieon.

AN INVALUABLE MrpIcINE.-It is but seldom we find
the many remedies ocIed TO tile public for the cure
OF disease. one consent TO commend whose Vir
tues able 10 discover, and have always seduousy
avoided giving ueIance TO anything that might lead any
suppose that plRC sd any faith III their pele
sOns. hut with reference 10 remedy manu- actuTcd III
this place. and which has become familiar 10 the rubc
household words speak ION knowledge Ot its III
tTnsc eXcellences, its adaptation 10 many OF tie Ills OF
sreak Of tho NonparciI Nerve and Hone ninen prcPar
IIr WaSnn Carr late oI MORN nd now OF Wheel
ing Of The most eminent Physicians Virgins This
Imminent is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, Wilt property COM
pounded, be equally eicacious in removing inte alice
tiOns principle that has becI successfully deVelOed-
1t is simply the offspring or Science being mild and SIM
pie i'll its action, end yet revealing in its effects power
Incredible, reaching the hidden sinewS OF man
and beaSt-and yet being inMoXOus 10 the weakest nLI-
II is also by the cheapest Lmet III tic market, being
put UP in otcS twice large the majority, az
Uut larger Than the largest besides being more than four
times as strong. We commend it 10 those in want OF
ndC crt1 in
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ARE vOu suPFERING

IRON rheumatism. Sore Throat, Group. Difficult
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Museuar weakness Paralysis, Piles: Ear Ache; Ulcer,
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only pain almost lnsIantaneously but
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Some will laugh al the idea Of any composition curing
number OF diseases but but reflect that these
causes, the proposition will eXravagant but
were II ten times nn're FACTS which stare US IN tie
lace would force the cahd 10 acknow ledge its erAi for
effects others, declaring tjust what Its nume
>>'O"' :. TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the strik niiarity between
many external aud internal diseases having entirely differ
ent HANGS? And has it ed 10 you that rem
edy might be prepared which should be equally Applicable
to both2 This remedy is now Offered you In The oNPA
NE LNINENT Which does not insult your understanding
by claiming TO have beet found in some burning hnoHntis
OTysrRN0 ScrScK! being mild aud simple in its action
-rcaelng The most hidden sincYs OF Ilnn or beast
and yet being inoTlons to the weakest infant II also
by far the eeGPesF niment in the naTket being put NJ IN
than the largest besides bnlg moe than four mes
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he uipTeecIeuted size in which tho Nourarel Eminent
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humid eds OF certificates gilt publish do we deem
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for itself.
We would however refer those afflicted ones who havO
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following names, being but the many per-
whose character for eador sn veracy needs no
panesyIie from and who having fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases Tor which it is recommended
pTepAed TO speak OF its merits as IL deserves.
Sold in Wheeling by James I;aker, KelIs g CALDWELL
Logan a %, WR Mckee, Patterson q Co, and by tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
| August II, '03 T-7.. ~
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nuEnnApE WnRM.


This is the diicult 10 destroy OF all thai
imiest the human SYSTEM it gIUws TO an almost indefinite
LENGTH becoming COiIeI and fastened the inieStineS
aud stomach eectg the health dy as TO cause 81
VtuS Dance Fits, that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that it is rape WOrnl;lla is haslcminG tlem
TO early grave. In order destroy this WOim very
energetic trcatrIent must he pursued would tcI lie
proper 10 luke orS ormy Liver Pills, 80 as 10 lGmmVr
ali distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
npOn The Worm, which must he taken doses o. Two "a
bic spoonls three times uuy. These directions followed
been known TAIL in curing Tie most Oudu
rute case OF Tape Worm. l...
FOLLOWING:
And you cannot be indifferent this appeal. Human
ty calls upon you do your uty II IS gully one Out ol
many thousands WHO la SCENTS wonderful Effects
DR.. J. N. HObelSaCk,-S latitude ~ YOU, the ~
OF highly valuable nrdcinc, prompts tins lunbe
testimony in its favor, as being sat- gentle, yet power
fully eIectual remedy Tor Worms avIGg had much ca
ne iclce in knowing I'll, effects Of various rrca1nios
my WiIe, who well skilled i'll mnlsicihS TO chal en-
pronounced it tho best SHE had yer uscI and
would use other while yours could be had. a dauGh'
ter OF became serousIy diseased Her symptoms
alarm ne, her mother oil once sought Out Iclc
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had taken hafa bottle OF Sir the Joy gave an eiccnl
ale mother, the improvement IN her child she he
Ing about five six years old She passed al immense
quantity Worms, leI sCkIy cHutcaice now b sltcn.
Ell, her spirits returned ard in short time lovely
child, Threatened with decline an dcatll now gave prom
iAc OF health Thanks TO kind Providence " Io&S b!cs
slug attended your Syrup, restored the child ilhcoi
dece recommcndi II to all r0 cnts whose cllure al c
suffering with Worms.
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bv mail will he filed at the prices II bought ~
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dies, "a. Ucs more &c. ,aIm expensive and lea.
cd Cali ia and obtain Tsnphet Gifce1 Containing amrz
the most respectable sources Of the beneficial
results use; together with letters from highly expert
Physicians have used il In their aeIiee aud
'Sfs tss oT PssEam D.
IL D Fleming; D. C%nSIdaisu'x; NY.
~ FUUt :, n 3, s S9SaSsssrs I. y
Prof dunbar, N ID, Baltimore, Md.
JC0rrick, NJ D. BGLtimc T,e- Nd ID.
W Prescott. NJ D. Concord, NY.
JP Newland 81 D, Utica, Y.
Rev c Beard Glenn Springs, c.
%ERs!S fIafs 81 ri s%NRFmsTRoHG. Ags
Druggists Wasnnst9p Si MSSros ossHc ad bI
ofthe leading Druggists in the adjoining Counties
Letter oSs,e,ssd I, care ofllr Curtis Hutch Aget at
R4renHG, ITO Dr. MARCnIsr;-I have been ten
with ,n. nT nut With ii:
miserable have had The attendance OF some OF the
hest physicians, with little the most they
cou do was TO reeve-a cure out o[tle question
For five months before commencing with your medicine
few steps time and rely went out OF doors-in
short was completely ira both in body ard ard
reung aud misery. But, reading your advertisement;
wa. az yo s Is It had not used
week before 1t like amethsr woman: Hy The use o.
In the family with else could walk any where in the
ncishbOrhod without injury Nothing but sense Of nv
duty to and 10 the Afflicted has me 70 state my
tion 10 10 sRr those hoses suffering ike a1ysst
o.
Aur o-sm Central Depot. SO4 BroEdway. y. Y.
ERUPTIVE DISEASES.
TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
i hest Physicians ofour CITY, that In the cue OF Sci eiua
letter and many other diseases, BRENIINGERS FINN
EXTRAcT oY SARsAFARILLA DANDELGoH Is decidedly
above all other preparations Itspeas for itself whenever
used; and although have never taken tho pains OF hav
ing published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale OF yet almost weekly receiving or
Icrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
states by persons who by chance means have heard
oTits wonderful curative powers The following IS from
OF Vermont days SINCE who used II for
very serious diseased ~
DEAR DoCToR: -
80 The two bottles oGmedicipe got from you
vhenn Wheeling, nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of our
city, qUaek medicine. for have made them &C
with the cOmpOnant parts; and we now to all
such have not tho opportunity OF making It known
to- Is entirely free from all minerals and is not III
the least incompatible with the preparations oTIo.
due, EowIer's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton & Lakes, and F. YahTlinE, and sold
""O'''-'' BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 81. 'Se.