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ADJUSTMENTS IN New YORK. The Keans
are drawing crowded houses at the Park. They
have again produced Richard iii, with all its
gorgeous scenery and stage ppointments-
Miss Julia Dean is the prominent star at the
Bowery, and as Mrs. Haller in the play of the
stranger" and Jullana in that of the "Honey
Moon," is attracting good houses and grandilo-
quent newspaper pufs. At the Greenwich
Theatre, the "Firemen's Daughter" has been
played for several nights, Mrs. Geo. Jones, Mr..
Freer, Mr.. Drummond and Mr.. Stevens, taking
the prominent parts. s.-Mr. and Mrs. Crisp,
and Chippendale are playing at Niblo's Garden
"A troupe of Ethiopian Minstlels constitute
the prominent attraction at Castle Garden.--
The Acrobats commence an engagement at the
Bowery Amph-theatre next week.-The
"Appoloneons' is the name ofa band of infan-
tile aspiIants for musical fame, whose first con-
cert came off on Tuesday evening, very success
full. We were, says the Herald, both astonshed
and delighted at the very extraordinary per-
formances of those very extraordinary children,
1t sometimes happens that child will exhibit
wonderful precocity and will burst on the
world as an infant prodigy, but here is a qun-
tuple combination of precocty, as rare as it is
perfect. We never saw more enthusiastic
audience than that last evening. The different
pieces were interrup by loud plaudits, and
the amateurs and professional musicians, great
numbers of whom were present, testified their
delight by storm Of applause.


GROWTH OF OUR CITIES. Buffalo and Syra-
cuse have incr eased, and are increasing more
rapidly than any two places in the U. States


except Williamsburgh The travel through
these towns this year far exceeds any former