The New York herald., 1845-09-25

few day. just past some rare dsvslopmsns had been
in the highest capacity and honored by the conn
dencs of the people, hal been found out exposed and
and made wise by these disclosures. The who had
stolen the livery of the court of heaven to serve the
devil in was not to be envied; he who sat among the
saints and robbed the widow and the orphan Of their
pittance. Let these facts sink deep INTO the minds
Of the people they all 'Ss S msn or as that wouS
be libel they knew He stated facts, which they might
apply as they choso-to Mr. B. f. b. II they pleased
aughter In spite of all its enemies the cause OF Ne
form would crush hem he crushed that paper IN his
hand (cheersl He would offer this re- resolution ;.
feet Constitution and the freedom of the public lands"
Passed by acclamatIon.
Mr. Oakley, Mr.. Conner, and others, were then
was not present. when call substituted for song
but no song was given whereupon the Chairman read
count Of the progress Of reform in that region He added
remarks relative to meetings held at Williams
burg in this city last night at Planfsd in Jersey OF
all which, most encouraging account was given.
Several voices having called upon Mr.. Smith to ad
dress the meeting,
Mr. BovAY put them in mind that they had met to
make their nominations candidates for the Legislature
and they could not put it of He suggested the pre-
priety of adjournng the public meeting, and having
re-org ganization for the purpose named
The CHAIRMAN said, that he concurred in that view
but wished to be understood that all persons favorable
to their views welcome to stay; those who were
members we'll as those who proposed to become so
lie would, therefore declare the meeting adjourned
About half of the audience here took their departure
and the remainder the number Of fifty sixty pro-
ceeded to nominate members OF the Legislature.
Theatricals.
PARK THEArRI.-" Cinderella" was performed last
night, before very fashionable and crowded house.
Miss Delcy received with the most enthusiastic ap-
plause, and sustained throughout by the warmest
expressions of appreciation. Tonight Mr. Brough has
his benefit The popular opera Of Der Freischutz" is
to be performed.
BowERr THEArKE.-Last evening was produced for
the second time the national drama Of the Black
Rangers" Thislis finely written drama founded upon
events which occurred during the revolutionary
It replets with incidents which stir up all the patriotic
feelings of American and carry the bcholders back
to the times which tried mems souls" The scenery
is very magnificent, presenting some most beautiful
landscapes The cast in the piece is remarkably good
one Mr. Davenpors personation of the Yankee is very
rich; and Mr. Clark the captain of the Rangers won
deserved applause The fearful leap the torrent
and ascent up the rocks his Indian mare, most
exciting scene. Nothing Of the kind that ever was
produced at the Bowery (not excepting Putnam)
has had such as the Black Rangers will have.
The house crowded from pit to ceiling The even
ing closed with Gilderoy," with MIR. Scott as the
Bonnie Boy" Tonight the Black Rangers" is
peated, closing with :" Robin Hood
CASTLE GARDEN-Last evening the Ethiopian troupe
who have been successful in their performances of
burlesque operas appeared at Castle Garden in close
traveste Of Cnderellahe burlesque title being Shin
dee Heela." All the original music OF Rossini was
sung together with many of the popular airs of the day
Previous the opera vocal concert given by the
company. The house very well filled. We have
the bill for tonight. Those who love mrth will
OF course attend
n oct D;uht fIa
closed their performances in this city, at least for this
season. The entertainments were for the benefit OF
Madame Ceuriot and it was her final appearance pre-
vous to her retirement frsm the stage We glad
to that this lady was greeted with full house, COM
prisng the elite of New York The second act of the
favorte comic opera the Ambassadrice the third act
ofRober e Diable and the sprghty and unique little
vaudeville of Les Premres Armes de Richeleu which
pieces the whole strength of the company appeared
played and like all that this company has produced dur
ing their stay with us this summer they charac-
te1ised by the greatest elegance of style.
In bidding farewell to this delightful company,
cannot resist saying few words in commendation of
their IN this city during the last three months
year when generally theatricals depressed; still
night after night they attracted brilliant and crowded
houses They have demonstrated the fact that the pub
lie Of New York ready to patronise perform
that got up with the style which they have
displayed They did not stop at the artistioal
and perfectly arranged details of all the characters,
down the lowest supernumeraries in the matter of
who did not either understand the language the
Sic have been bewitched by their refined displays To
of the company this season will always be fraught
with melancholy recolecons, but let hope that in
retiring private life, she may obtain solace for
gagement a. the Park and Niblos Garden, during the
summer of S45 must always be fraught with sweet
collections and they may be assured that they
Tonight Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp commence short
engagement. They have just returned from success.
ful tour as far as Baltimore The celebrity MrsMowa
and Mr. Crisp have already obtained will we be
augmented during the time of their engagement She
has already taken her position first rate actress and
will maintain it.
ErHroprAr sERENADERs AT PALMo's-The announce.
ment that they will again sing this evening is enough to
is not strange the style of their performances
admirable that those who once have them
not only induced again. but to spread the
excitement among their friends They unique stiona.
bly, the best band now performing
SACRED Music socrETY.-The Oratorio of the Seven
seepers last night performed to a crowded house.
Twenty hundred tickets sold, and the greatest
enthusiasm was manifested during the whole evening.
be Tha Whole afar is compietelv triumph for the
Sacred Music Society.
new play, founded on Mr.. Tupper's romance " The
Crock of Gold" has been produced Boston with much
The orphean Family drawing crowded houses at
Rochester.
Movements OF Travellers.
The arrivals yesterday numerous than
could be possibly expected at this period OF the
They consisted principally ofmerchants although many
families in the city their protrac,ed return the
South. Amongst them we found at the
AMeRIcAN-C Barlow, Ga; Ira Wadleigh, Old Farm;
Taylor Ky; d Hasken. Ga; Bradsfeld, Ohio; George
Perkins, Balmore w G sedgard, Mobiles c NJ Buck.
et Petersburgh; Hon w Archer, VA Minis, Savan.
nah; 0 Metcalf Natchez; w Trapier, Cncinnah A II
Ncoes, Ala; A Greenough, Boston.
AsroR-Ed Wright, England; MIR Hackett and Mrs
Butts, Canada; Mills, st Louis w Morgan, Hart
ford; DR. Campbell, Messrs Douglass and Hutchinson
Boston; George Cummins, Phila Brownell Hartford;
ID A and A Mcdonald, Canada; A NJ McDougald, ii
Nye, Charleston Parsons, s G; Mills, Boston;
Ellis, Cincinnati; sprague o. Matthews, Boston;
Dunn, Va; T Entland Covington, o; Noyes and
Blame Phila.
CirY-RP P Bradford, Boston; Camp, ss adusky;
Ranges, Me; II Sandeck VT; P Snyder, Phila Wand
ness Va; Todd, Norfolk; Major Camp Fa; w
Sheppard, Troy; MIR Kean, Gin; w Eaton. Penn; Ma.
go, Richmond; NJ Smith, Mobile; Capt Bengami, Swe-