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The New York herald., 1873-11-09
A Model Italian Oper. Company.

The want of proper enYensblc in opera at
the Academy of Music has been TOR many
years past a source of regret and censnre. The
New York public liberal to o degree awards
the lyric drama, have been hardly treased by
operate managers. A prima donna or tenor
of renown has been the sole element Of merit
presented during an entire season. The other
members of the company have been gifted
with such worthless qualities as to burlesque'
ey,ry work entrusted to them. The HERALD
has ..for years past opposed this inartistic
course ifs>pperatic management Mr.. Strakoscli, !
adopting our suggestion, has brought to this
country an opera Company complete in every
detail and capable Of Investing each work
with the symmetry Of execution and effect it
demands. Apart from the transcendant quali-f
ties of the prima donna, Nine. Nilsson, this
company possesses artists Of the very highest
order of merit. The tenors Campanipi and
Capoul, and the barytones, Maurel and Del
Puente, would be a sufficient recommends
ton in themselves TO attract to the opera every
friend of art An excellent opportunity TO
hear this admirable company in the best light
will be afforded on Monday evening, when the
greatest Of all lyric works, The Huguenots,
will be presented for the first time. Such u
troupe deserves the hearty support Of tho
music loving public Of the great metropolis
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

the snowy day. In places where trade has
been steady ior years saving has been one OF
the great objects with the majority. Hence,
If the saving institutions preserve their
solvency the want will not be so widespread.
Despite the gloomy outlook for the
present let it be carefully borne in
mind that the country was never actually SO
prosperous. so powerful and SO energetic as
now. The brain, muscle and solid wsalth are
here as they were month ags, with only the
means Of exchange momentarily lacking. We
admit that this fact alone is severe COM
mentary on our financial system, but it Is too
trfling to cause any permanent injury. we
shall come out of the panic with the froth blown
off our finance and mono but the foam COM
panies missing. For whatever want or DIS
tress may be produced the nation is rich
enough to provide when it reaches the poor
man that tolls for his daily bread. 1t Is, how
ever, necessary to see to this at once.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

The CAR1IsT KALEIDOSCOPE. Csrlists
have gained q great victory, or so the wires
are made to say by the Carlist agents and
hangers-on who make their headquarters at
Bayonne The battle was fought in Navarro,
and General Moriones is reported wounded
and General Primo de Rivera killed on the
republican side, while Ollo is wounded among
the Carlists. From these names of killed and
wounded-as Moriones is, or was, recently the
republican Commander-in-Chie in those
parts-we would naturally suppose the affair
was severe one but you cannot always tell
when the news comes from Spain. Tomorrow
OF next day we will likely hear that the ''re-
Gently reported Carlist victory resulted in the
humiliation of the Carlist army, and that the
republicans have illuminated Madrid in honor
~ tneir overwhelming triumph on that occa-
a,on while day later we may be informed
.''"s the report that battle had been fought
=. Na'arre is premature. We don't know
VINO holds the kaleidoscope for the Spanish
news, Dut the little pieces Of. colored glass fall
into funny shapes.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Professor Goodwin Smith was entertained at =
complimenta dinner in Toronto on Friday eve
nlnr, prior 10 his departure for England.
Dr. Linderman, Director Of the Mint, left for San
Francisco yesterday on business connected with
the fitting up Of the new Mint in that city
Anna Dickinson Is lcct1ring at springfield, Mass
Her lecture, Joan OF Arc, has been recast, and,
in IT. new shape, is repoe with dramatic effects.
western paper tells the story OF country
woman who made her Grst attempt 10 get In the
Court House yard through the patent back-action
gate. 'she opened The gate, went through, as she
supposed and shut herself out on the same side
seven times; then, calculating "hcrciful sakesr'
clnpcd over the fence.
Mr. Alfred Austin, former defeated conscrva-
tive candidate for the representation OF tho
borough OF Taunton, England, makes pretty pic
turc OF the propriety OF English electors vhen in
letter about the recent contest IN that borough,
he says ~ make no charge against Mr.. James or
his agents. but " is fact that between haif-past
two O'Clock and four votes were being offered at
prices varying from pound TO half crown, and
neither Sir Alfred slade nor his agents closed vita
the oGcr" Mr. James. The liberal, was elected.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
The Pulpit and the Poor.

More advice than assistance will be given
this winter but, unfortunately, people can
not dine on good counsel, and the human
stomach refuses to digest chunks of wisdom.
A family that has not had fire for week
had rather have half ton of coal than a
whole sermon of common sense. Perhaps it
is an approach to platitude thus to insist upon
what is so evident but it must be remem-
bered that the majority Of those who are COM
fortably off behave as though the reverse of
these propositions were true. To-day the pull
pits throughout the land will probably TEEN
with good advice, delivered in generalities.
Dives will be reminded that 'sThe poor We
informed, in very ingenious and roundabout
manner, that if he is virtuous he will be cor
respondingly happy. Perhaps the vagueness
Of these injunctions and condolements springs
from the difficulty that is felt when one faces the
task of alleviating, with limited resources.
the sufferings of a large number Of people.
But, like almost every other difficulty, il
grows smaller when wise and strong attempt
is made to remove it, The duty Of ministers
at present is not SO much to enjoin spiritual
distractions as to devise instant means for
giving practical relief to the poor of their
congregations and the duty Of the respec-
tive congregations is to form instantaneous
and hearty copartnerships with their pastors,
instead Of frittering their souls and their time
in sort Of spiritual voluptuousness which
contemplates the reward Of heaven as the
chief incitement toward intending to begin to
do good on earth. In practical work Of the
kind we propose all creeds can join with equal
zeal People who are starving are incapable
of caring much for the salvation Of their
souls. 1t is their bodies they would keep from
the hell Of hunger. Only those sinners can be
counted upon coming to the fold who
have enough to eat and keep them warm.
Famine and spiritual introspection do not
make their home in one and the same person.
The man who lives upon crust because he
cannot get more is not apt to trouble himself
about the sin against the Holy Ghost. We
have no desire to underrate the excellent in
tentioGs of the ministry, as class, or the
The New York herald., 1873-11-09


viduals, but of congregations but the ardor
of the one is too apt 10 have an exclusively
spiritual bias and that Of the other to evapo-
rate for want of good leaders and practical or
ganization.
At this hour there must be in New York
hundreds of families who, in a peculiar sense
may be said to deserve aid. They belong to
the class of people who have become reduced
through no fault Of their own, and whom
pride or sensitiveness prevents making their
want known in quarters where, perhaps, it
might be relieved. If this pride or sensitiveness
is foolish the foolishness has trait of moral
beauty in it which few of MS will refuse to ad-
mire. Such people are the ones to suffer the
most in times like the present. They drop
silently from the places which used to know
them, and vanish like the autumn leaf, borne
out Of sight by the stream on whose surface it
has fallen. Their silence is according to the
intensity with which they suffer. We will not
undertake to decide how large proportion
such people constitute but the number must
be large. These and all kindred cases pecu-
when they are reached it is difficult to offer
assistance so as not TO wound But these are
instances which the public charities have no
cognizance of, and which therefore have special
claims upon the Church. We repeat, then,
that the times demand, not rhetorical sermons
on the general duty Of charity, but congresa-
tional organization for practical relief. 1t is
next to useless to remind fashionably dressed
congregation that 'He that giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord" for no one In such q
congregation believes that he will ever get it
back. 1t is q waste of time to inform the rich
man that if "He cast his bread upon the wa
ters it will return to him after many days"
He is not willing to wait If congregations
are going to be charitable it is the ministers
who must stir them up, and the quickest way
to do this is by means Of practical PROPOSE
tions followed by immediate action.
Let there be. then, the true leaven Of char
ity in to-day's sermons, not the mere SEM
blance of the first of Christian virtues. Each
clergyman, when he ascends the pulpit, should
bear in mind the dire necessity of the present
COuuluOu OI uuuCreuS VI LIS
and he must be prepared, if he desire
to do his duty rs a true minister
of the Gospel to suggest practical methods by
which much suffering may be alleviated
Church committees can also do great deal of
good in instituting delicate inquiries into the
financial state Of certain families belonging to
the church, who may have to endure great
hardships during the winter, and who will,
through pride, show no sign until the grim
destroyer sets his seal upon them. 1t is idle
to speak in glittering generalities on the
subject of charity such course must un-
doubtedly fail to unloose the purse strings Of
the wealthy. The spirit which animated
sanitary commissions during the war and
relief funds after the Chicago disaster should
be now fully awakened, and practical sermons
in the pulpit to-day can do much towards
warding off terrible suffering in many families.
Never before in this country was there such
need Of such assistance.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
OUADRUPLE SH E E T
New York, Sunday, November ., 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents OF the
Herald.

ssTHE MURDER OF RYAN AND HIS ASSO-
CIATESl THE ATTITUDE OF OUR GOV
ERNMENT''-LEADING ARTICLE-EIGHrH
PAGE
THE EXECUTIONS AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA
OFFICIALLY REPORTED BY THE SPANISH
OFFICER CHARGED WITH THE DISGRACE
Full TASK GREAT NUMBERS OF SOL
DIERS SAILORS AND PEOPLE PRESENT.
BEFORE THE CAPTURE-FIFTH PAGE.
GOVERNMENT ACTION UPON TIE SPANISH AS
SASSINATlONS OF THE yIRGINIUS PRIS-
ONERSl A WAR VESSEL SENT TO SAN
TIAGOl WAR NOT PROBABLE-FIFTH PAGE.
SENIOR CASTELAR, AND THE AMERICAN MIN
IsTER TO SPAIN CONFERRING OVER THE
vIRGINIUS TRAGEDY IN MADRID-NINrH
PAGE.
A DESPERATE BATTLE BETWEEN THE SPANISH
GOVERNMENT FORCES AND TIE CAR
LISTS, IN NAvARREl LIEUTENANT GEN
ERAL PRIMO DE RIVERA KILLED AMI
GENERALS MORIONES AND OLA
wOUNDEDi THE GOVERNMENT ARMY
ROUTEDi VERY HEAVY LOSSES IN
KILLED, WOUNDED AND PRISONERS
NINTH PAGE.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY SECURED BY THE
FRENCH PARTY OF THE LEFT IN THE
COMMITTEE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL
TENUREi INTENSE EXCiTEMESTl A CAB
met COMPLICATION MAcMAHON AND
BAZAINE-NINTH PAGE.
THE MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF COUNT
CAyOUR, ERECTED BY FREE ITALY, UN.
YELLED YESTERDAY-NINTH PAGE
GREAT BRITAIN MOVING HER "BLACK TROOPS
FROM JAMAICA TO AFRICA FOR SERVICE
AGAINST THE ASHANTEES NEW COM
MERCIAL AND CABLE ENTERPRISES IN
THE BRITISH WEST INDIES-NISTH PAGE.
a FURTHER ADVANCE IN THE DISCOUNT RATE
OF THE BANK EXPECTED IN ENGLAND
BULLION STILL BEING WITHDRAWN
NINTH PAGE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS IN
AMERICA AND EUROPE! THE MARKETS,
THE BANKS, THE MASSES AND OUR sE-
CURITlES-ART TWORKS-ELEvENTH PAGE.
TRADE EMBARRASSMENTSi THE EFFORTS
OF MANUFACTURERS AND PEOPLE To
WEATHER" THE PRESENT STORM THE
NEEDS OF THE HOUR THE GENERAL
SITUATION-SIxTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS AND REFORMsl THE
FAILURE TO CHECK THE FLOW or
BRITISH GOLD TO AMERICA THE IM-
PORTS so FAR-TwELrTH PAGE.
THE LABOR STRIKES FULL WAGES GIVEN
BY SOME BUILDERSi DISTRESS LOOMING
UP EVERYWHERE THE sPRAGUEs AND
THEIR PROPERTY NECESSITY FOR AND
MEANS OF HELPING THE SUFFERING
POOR-"MR.n STOKES IN PRISON-SEv-
ENTH PAGE.
THE MAST INDEMNITY! THE SYMPATHIZING
PEOPLE DETERMINED THAT HIS EN-
PLOYERS' NEGLECT SHALL BE MORE
THAN "MADE UP''-NISTH PAGE.
SERVICES IN THE VARIOUS CHRISTIAN TEN.
PIES TODAY CATHOLICS AND THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOGICALLY CoNsID-
EREDi GENERAL RELIGIOUS ITEMS
TwEED'S MYSTERIOUS PROTEsT-TESrH
PAGE.
ALL OF TIE POLARIS PARTY NOW IN AMER
ICA-REGENERATED TAMMANY'S FIGHT
AGAINST POLITICAL CORRUPT1OS-THrH.
TENTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
The Depression in the Trades.

The effects of the panic on labor are every
where felt in this and the neighboring cities,
while in the centres Of special branches Of
manufacture production is either at stand
still or brought down to very low rate
With some Of the trades, as for instance
building, the winter season is always dull
and hence it may be expected that, in great
many cases, something has been boarded for
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HARLEM THEATRE. Sd av. between i2sth and isoth
THEATRE coMIQUE, No sA Broadway-vARrxrr
IATKRraIsksNr.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker sts-kIr VAN wsKLf.
oERMANIA THEATRE, llth street and Sd avenue
Elm ScHRIrr VoA WkGE.
BROADWAY THEATRE, rs and 7so Broadway. :
Tax NEW MAcDALEA
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth sv. and Twenty third
STA FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sts-THE BLACK CROOK
wALLACK's THEATRE, broadway and Thirteenth
street.-oUEA
ACADEMY OF MUSIC l4th street and Irving place..
ITALIAN UPERA-LEs HuGurSors.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square.
Broadway.-fHE GENEVA Cross.
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner Thieeth ST.
JACK HARKAwAr. Afternoon and evening
BOOTHS THEATRE Sixth ay and Twenty third ST.
RIcHRLIEU.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, SsS Broadway.-vARKrs
ENTERTAINMENT.
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-THK GIANTS cAusn-
WAv-DASIKL BOONE
MRS. F. B. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
N0rRE DANE
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, NO 2cl Bowery.-
vARIErY ENTERTAINMENT
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, Twenty.third ST. corner
Sixth av.-NKGRo MissrgEIsr, &c.
P.r. BARNuMs WORLDS FAIR. 27th street and 4th
avenue. Afternoon and evening.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, "a av., between SD
and 9th SITS Afternoon and evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY No. sls Broad.
way.-ScgacE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS Iu-EoSRuw EvESlks.

PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. opposite City Hail.
EyERYBoDYs tRnsp-Fohrr WIsKs.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

HARLEM THEATRE, Sd av. between 10th and lsoth
s.s-NEw MAGpALKN.