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fHiLApELPHIA sunday, Sept Ia, lS45


The weather fer the last days has been damp and
raw, but to-day the wind shifted the southeast and
then to the southwest, and we have frequent warm
showers accompanied by occasional patches of blue sky
and shine and there decided indications of
clearing up.


A young man arrested yesterday by police Off
Ger, board the New York boat, charged with CON-
hitting a robbery New York. An account with the
name the individual sent on yesterday afternoon
but it does not appear in to-days Herald.


The riotous disposition of our fremen has received
considerable check by the prompt measures taken BY
the police. Seven in limbo and the notorious


anse Byers of the Weccasoc House, was arrested yes
erday afternoon charged with being engaged in another
outbreak Friday night when the tender of the Hone
Engine rotously taken from two the members of
that company and destroyed Patrols of special police
hav. been out for these two nights arrests
have been made of every person showing symptoms of
disorder and the resnt is that quiet has been fully re-
row the Quarter Sessions commence the trial Of those
arrested Thursday and Friday, true bills having
already been found by the erani jury


Hackett concluded engagement last night the hes
nut street Theatre it being his benefit which occa-
sion he performed the immortal rip Van Winkleu and
"Monsieur Mallet" After the performances he was cal
led out and made speech. fackett is an excolle Mt
actor and never, till now, could conceive why he fail
ed to be received by American audiences with nbound
cd enthusiasm His speech last night hsweyer, told the
tale in full and It was comprehensive in its revelations
Such tissue Of balderdash disgusted me- He spoke Of
fecePuon W PooPAe me freest
ment earth, except own laid great stress upon
his reception by Queen Victoria and her royal consor
and was fast awakening sentiments of disgust in the
minds Of hearers when he happily changed the sub
iect and told pleasing anecdoe about rishman who
claimed to be Yankee and talked Of leaving Ireland to
again to his country side the water The
audience smiled at this and almost orgave the
with which he opened But still they felt offended and
their enthusiasm gone He will, hereafter be cold
y received The fact s this nonsense about the free
dom of the English government over others in Europe,
don't 90 down with the popular of this country,
they know better and look upon an attempt persusde
them OF IT, as an insult their understanding His al
usions to his recepto, by Albert and Victoria in
much worse taste exhibiting paltry Difference to royal
favors, and while making them, .he audience could
scarce restrain expressions of their contempt Had he
spoke of his reception by the Of England,
or OF any other country, he would have struck


sympathetic cord which would have vibrated to the
very echo in the appauses of the people. Americans
sympahse with the people Of all nations and they hate
to see and their good opinion sighted, and the
opinions Of titled and royal parpeu treated with the