New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

souDeed for this evening TO psy seven psrts 10 the
tu,.ct drama, "The Devil in Paris" An Irish farce
win conclude the en.estanment.
p,rnym,. American Museum Nothing in the ~sy
Of novelty is TO be produced here this week. The
g ouaria" " and the welsh Nightingale" have IL
all their own way -,
C5,;.,y and Woods Mnssrds.-The Ethiopian en-
,e,t.ipmepts continue 70 attract as large houses s.
ever Something pew in the way OF pegro thes'r'cas
will be given this week.
Rosa Boxnruss famous picture Of the Horse M"-
ket was exhibited in thi' city a, Messrs Wilhsms a.
S,eveps's, Saturday, FOR Tho hrst time. we can
more than echo the apr tsuse which the NOS. 'n'o
lgen,Europesn critics have bestoSed on this sdnrs'
bic work. OF courss it does not belong IN the hga-
est category cf art It's subject has nothing 70 90
with the IDEAL with the elevated emotions Of the
soul. II represents number OF heavy and powerful,
but spirited Norman hcrses, brought Up 10 the arket
OF the Champs de MaIs, Paii, Some move quietly
along, ridden by s,slwsrt fellows, others rear and
plunge violently. TIE picture is full of an immense
vitality, force and charac or; aud seek vainy in it
Tor traces OF IndI 'iui,oiy ano ieeclene&
which are naturally expec'ed in the production Of
woman. Compared with Mile. Bonheur, Lsndseer,
the Epglsh painter of animals is but seatle psror
sentimentalist, while Herring, the other noted Eng
lshman, is mannered aud wooden. In her the recent
French sci oo, Will has achieved such glory in his
torcal painting seize also the noblest laurel Of this
different department, of art.
Tue force and truth Of tie Horse Market are per-
=. tta x,asau
but it is tr tn withou. exaggerstion and without
coar eress. The colorng is very agreeable.
1t is an occasion for satisfaction that this great work
is TO remain in this country IL the property Of Mr.
W. p Wright of Hoboken, the same liberal patron Of
art who has commissioned the three large pictures Of
Messrs Huntington, Hicks and 10 sitter, of which we
some time since gave an account ltisexhbted here BY
the London print.selers, who have the right Of
craving It,
MOVEMENTS OF THE WATERs.-On Friday evening,
in pursuance of private Instructions select company
Of about seventy individuals mostly residents Of the
Eighth and Ninth Wards, assembled in the reception
room of the Lafarge Houe, for the avowed object Of
considering the best u ode Of efecting municipal
form. An experienced eye would have detected
among them the wireworkers Of party, aud, in spite
Of their claims TO the title Of citizens, aud Of their
asseveratons that they were met in the capacity Of
citizens the smallest amount Of intuition could have
penetrated their pTetensons. To give the gathering
an orderly look, eXAderman John Desmstsr wa,
called to the chair, and G. c. Butler and ex-Counc
nan Holder chosen Secretaries.
AS if by general consent, the idea of Municipal Re-
form seemed to center in electing good men to Office
Accordingly, without inquring for any other mode,
tire question of nominations for the approaching cleo.
tions was preached IIereupon debate, in which
the affirmative was sustained by DR.. Price opposed
were several who not in the league Of the
movers, aud who horest'y discussed the subject. As
each " subsded," DIR. Price, on behalf Of the clique,
made reply. In fact ne the giant Atlas on whose
brawny shoulders was supported the whole momentous
movement of this spontaneous outburst of the indg
rant populace At times, while the opposition were
giving homethruss at the manner Of calling the meet
ing, ard at the ridiculous assumptions il made
brother" of the Fl yhth Ninth Ward Council would
chime in statesman like expression of wisdom, a.
DRY up" "Set down." What you doing herei"
The most liberal" of these was from that especially
private citizen Mr.. W. F. T. Chapman, formerly Grand
Secretary of the Know Nothngs. He had become so
fearful of failure Of the proposition TO nominate can
ddates to get considerably excited and in great
verify Of spirit cried out TO Citizen Deamster the
Chairman, care there not outsiders here who amt
invtedl" As might be expected, this caused stare
ing. Brother looked upon brother TO who meant
Some pulled out their tickets ss il 10 see IL some mis-
take was not made. The Chairman whispered to the
Secretaries. DR.. Price Whispered to Mr.. Dean. Mr.
Chapman looked confused. DR. Ramsay Of the Sew
enteenth Ward, looked bold. He arose and explained
that he had written ticket but that friend who koew
him to be in favor Of municipal union had invited him
to be present. That he claimed to be citizen, and
had night in any meeting Of citizens but that he by
no means disclaimed partisan feelings. That he op-
posed nominations by self constituted body like the
one assembled bat If he considered an iatruder
he was ready to withdraw. No objection being now
made the Doctor remained. After some further dis.
cnssion the question on nominations was taken and
decided in the negative. No little confusion resulted
The plan was dsananged and the clique worsted.
But the meeting called together for something,
something must be done Doctor Price proposed that
the meeting recOmmend candidates and that a CON-
nittee of from each Ward be appointed to confer
with the political parties with view TO secure the
acceptance by them Of the recommendations"
This was carried, and resulted in recommending the
following:
For justices of Supreme CouIt...... "m mu,sel,
For Justices Of Superior cOurt.".... ~ cowl,.
For Justice Of Marine Court wm. II Brosns
,Sr ?S4ss common sSAsn s1sia
For District Atorney.... Daniel tllnan.
'Or Governor Aim. House ...........John Dsans.er
GRAND FiREnTss PARADE Protector Engine
upany No - HAVING visited IIarff,td 4, eon,onJ -