The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

and although we do notssee any exhibitions OF their
feelings in the organ Of the chefs dc CUISINE yet it
shows itself in the kitchen utensils in other places,
and al distance. AS il was in the days of the old
Kitchen Cabinet, il is in the days OF the new !;
the aspirations and regrets of the central clique are
first in the kitchen organs afar Off Forinstance
read the following amusing exhibitions from Slamm,
Bang IL Co.'s organ in this city, which is one OF the
small officials.
From the New York Globe1
Now, with regard to Mr. Dickens, Secretary Of the
Senate who has just been by the reachery OF
protesting democrats he has enjoyed the honor and
emoluments Of that once for q long time-he has for
fifteen years welded an immense patronage, much OF
which has been bestowed upon the members Of his
family to the exclusion of Others equally not more
deserving Independently Of his own salary, lS3000D
he has three sons holding office under him, besides two
or three daughters who are paid about one thousand
dollars each every year for cooring maps or for copy
ing public documents This fact is notorious at Wash
ington Mr. Dickens himself Ia an Epgishman, and his
family is respectable but does conform to the genius
and spirit Of republican institutions ito bestow 90
family for so long time We think not Mr. Dickens
has held the Office of Secretary Of the Senate much
longer than he ought to have held It,"
And again
hesitate not to pronounce the conduct Of Col Ben
ton upon this occasion as most fragrant outrage up,n
the party and dangerous precedent be set by
who pretends to so much regard for party usages"
This emanates from the new Kitchen Cabinet, and
is piece with the old Kitchen Cabinet, under the
management of Blair and Kendall When that old
regime wanted to carry point, the idea was first
promulgated in all the distant organs through the
country. They were then collected and placed on
the green table OF General Jackson, who after read
ing them, with spectacleso nose, would start up
stride three steps across the room, and swear-"By
the Eternal-the voice of the peope"-while they
were nothing but the echoes OF the invisible Kitchen
Cabinet at Washington. The new Kitchen Cabinet
are only endeavorngto establish the old party usages
In this respect, and, as matter OF course, pounce
upon MIR. Benton in the most outrageous manner, as
we have seen. But it would seem that there is less
decency in the new Kitchen Cabinet, than there was
IN the old. Not only do they score Senator of Mr..
Benton's character, who can fight back, but they
include ladies in their category, who, by even the
most barbarous and brutal nations, exempt from
public attack and the most savage ferocty The
feelings expressed towards Mr.. Dickens and his
most amiable family canaot be misunderstood.
Such mixture of lies, brutality, folly and impu-
dence, can only be characteristic of Slamm, Bang
and Co., and the sculions in the kitchen at Wash
lngton What is the truth! Mr.. Dickens is mot
an Englishman. He is native of Pennsylvania,
and was once Secretary to the American legation
at London. His family of sons and daughters are
the most respectable and anable in Washington,
and If his high.mnded girls make thousand
dollars year by coloring maps and copying public
documents, we trust that those Office beggars will
initiate such praiseworthy industry and honorable
efforts at sel.-dependance.
Thus we have sample of the meanness and un-
manly feelings of the new Kitchen Cabinet at Wash
ington. With great deal less talent it has more
hrufa old itcha ~,
was demolished by Mr.. Polk. Not only are men
assailed, but females are to be attacked and abused
and even young and interesting ladies' can't be al
lowed to rest in their fathers house, because their
parent may interfere with the ravenous appetites
of those atrocious Office beggars who prow around
the capitol, like hungry wolves IN mid-winter. On
the recurrence OF every new Presidency, droves Of
these prowing creatures, like the barbarous Goths,
pour forth from every part of the country to Wash
ington, there to brutalize and destroy the urbany
OF society.
We trust that Mr. Polk and the democratic party
in Congress will have the frmness to resist all at
tempts dctation and Illustrate all designs of estab
fishing Kitchen Cabinet under his dynasty
Theatricals.
PARK THEArRr.-Last evening, shakspeares beautiful
comedy Of " Twelfth Night" again presented, to
large and fashionable audience OF Mrs. Keans Viola
and Mr.. Keans Orsino, have already spoken. They
last evening Represented in chaste and beautiful
manner as on the first evening The other characters
were well sustained by the company. The evening
closed with the capital comedy of Three Weeks After
Marriage" in which Mr. George Barrett Sir Charles
exceedingly rich Tonight, the play of the Mer.
chant of Venice will be performed, with Mr. Kean
Shylock and Mrs. Kean Porta This will be great
treat As after piece, the Mler's Maid" in which
the iyoung lady who made so successful debut, in
Amanthis will perform the character of Phebe.
BowERr THEATRE. This house crowded last
night Mrs. Shaw that very popular and deserving
tress, appeared Bianca in Milmans tragic play Of
"Fazio.' After which, Messrs. Cony and Blanchard
presented themselves in the Forest of Bondy or the
Dog Of Montargis." And the evenings perform noes
Concluded with the Railroad Station" in which Hada
way Collins, &c. appeared. The popular and in
viting bill is to be presented tonight
GERMAN OpERA-We would remind the friends and
amateurs Of the genuine opera, that der Freschutz"
will be given again this evening, at Palmos Opera
House, by the German Opera Company. Such com.
pete company has seldom been in this city; the
people of New York have an opportunity OF en-.
joyng such least of song scenery and music as the
emperors and kings and electors of Europe the Met
terniches Hardenburgs and Esterhays have been &C.
customed to witness
The Philharmonic Society of Boston give a concer IT
there this evening Miss Bramson Mr. Philip Mayer and
Mr. J. A. Kyle will assist.
II is said the lessee Of the Federal street Theatre Bos
ton, has not given up his intention ofopening
atre next spring.
Movements OF Travellers.
The accession of travellers yesterday, may he in.
ferred from the following very limited o,
the principal hotels. comprising very nearly tho full
amount Of each.
AMEsIcAr.-R. II. Dana, Boston; M. Dixon, do; Bre
mer Ware, do; j. A. Rockwell, Norwich; Howell
Cobb, Athens; L. A. Clarke, Port Richmond.
AsToR.-G w. Cushing, Baltimore; J. II. DANA Bos.
ton; B. Smith, Philadelphia; c. w. Smith, do; John
Gouding Louisville. Ky; A. II. Gourssd, Boston; g.
II. Shaw, s. rockingham, do; r. NJ. Fsker, N o; II.
Arnes, Conn; w. Peese, Philad; W. McCauley, do;
Mich Carter, Manchester, England; Messrs Leland
Dixon, Herchet, Charleston; Longellow, and Allen
Sag Harbor; A. II. Hunting, do.
Crr.-H l.. Parsons N. H.; s. Warner, n. b. Miller
Philad; w H. Tslcok, Jersey City; j r. vedder Canaan
dagua; Jno. Laurence, 8. G.; Mr.. Ely, Rochester; A.
Amos Philad; J. Hagh', j. Stone, do; H. L. Walker
Carlisle; w. H. Lowe, Phiad; A. Mitchell, Boston; T.
u III. Wright, N. j.