Theatrical and Musical.
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PARx.-The tragedy Of Romeo and Juliet was pro-
sented last evening Mrs Mowstt Juliet; Mr. Dyott
Romeo, and Mr.. vandenhofas Mercuto. The produc-
ton Of this play, which conceive to be Of the
dicuk of Shakspsare's, with the of the princ
pal parts that have mentioned perilous under
taking and had fears for the result But 1t went of
better than expected. Mr. vandenhofs declining to
undertake the part Of Romeo instance Of modesy
that sure will not be without its appreciation. OF
Mrs. Mowatts Juliet cannot speak with any degree
Of certainty The garden scene We did not happen to
Of an actresses capacity for undertaking juliet Her
acting a. much az we saw Of IT, was graceful and
imp 90 not tha, shnn poc, for
world Of practice as Juliet such limited expert
ence. Mr.. Dyott's Romeo was series Of lights and
shadows. In the imprisoned scenes he was very Of.
fectve but in the connecting nks-those less material
passages which show practice and piancy more
scene was highly tragic and effective Mr. Vandenhoi .
Mercuto was natural piece Of acting His conception
carried out At the close Of the tragedy Mrs Mowst
in accordance with the repeated calls Of the audience
was led before the curtain BY Mr. Barry and bowed her
out and made neat speech. Tonight Loves Sacr
fee" will be repeated. Mrs. Mowatt, Margaret and
Mr.. vandenhoG a. Matthew Elmore.


BowERy THrArRE-The very attractive performances
Of last evening at the Bowery being for tho mutual be-
neit of Messrs Coney and blanchard, (whose engage
ment the west will very naturally preclude their
appearance for time to Gomez drew together very
full and fashionable audience. was Of the most
substantial benefits of the season. and affords the pos


ble evence Of the high appreciation in which they
held By the Y The IS
Cross" the favorte drama OF the Bandit the Blind
Man." and the Dumb Savoyard and his Monkey
There is fine bill presented tonight, comprising the
taclc of Ell Hyder" and the thrilling and effective
of the Robbers Wife," in all Of which Mr. J. R.
Scott Mrs George Jones' and the united strength Of the
company will appear This bill will necessarily fill the
house n repletion.


will open in Brooklyn this evening and continue every
evening during this week This il the largest establish
men Of tho kind in the United States and numbers in s
equestrian corps the celebrated Levi North Franklin and
Mcfarland and also the celebrated clown, John 0ossn
with host Of others Of equal merit In their several
cities We have doubt the citizens Of Brooklyn win
patronze It


TREMENDOUS FvNN ExPEcrEp.--Palmo's Opera House,
in Chambers street. will open on Monday next he lsh)
lie performances, for six nights. commencing with
"Ohelo" This splendid troupe Of "bhoys intend to
throw of from their thearca factory, two Forrests
and one.hsH Charlotte Cushman two and onehalf Muir.
fresh Hacketts Glorious!


Mrs Meder's concert, in Boston, on Tuesday evening
was highly successful


Miss Julia Dean the favoritc actress Of the west has
returned from her visit to Duchsss CO., and In
city. We undentand that the management Of of our
her.


Mr.. De Meyer In consequence Of the Armory being
required for M legitimate postponed his Il
New Orleans from the 4h inst unto the 6h when wa,
to come Oh at the 81 Charles theatre.
Mr.. Burke is to give concert In Rochester this
evening.


Mary Ann Leo is fulfilling short engagement at New
Bedford