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PAax TnsArAs--Mr. Hsokstt again appeared at the
Park theatre last evening The nrst piece was the "rh
Attorney" Ia which. ME- Hacks,t sppssred as Pierce
Ohars and kept the audience of laughter by
his rich psrsonson Of Irish character The Ksn,uckian
was played in which MT ascEs,t appeared
character Mr. Hsckett has made his own and last eve
ming fully sustsned the reputation which he has gained
On Monday evening. will be presented King Henry
the Fourth, in which Mr. Hsckstt and Mr.. vsndenhon
viii appear


BowEsr TnEArRr.-f We may judge from the re-
psasd bursts Of applause which nightly greet the rep
rsssntation Of the drama Of Lshtts," may well be-
hsvs that the requsne Of this popular place Of amuse
msnt are highly delighted with its performance The
action Of the drama is well calculated to exhibit in
strong light the peculiar talents Of MIR j. II. Scott, and
!ns osssr principal performers The msnsgement must
ton OF pieces OF sterling merit and suited to the taste Of
the sndisnce. On Monday evening, the tragedy Of


Adel4ina" Will DO presented, with the drama Of The
Old Toll House."


GREENwIcH THEArRE-This elegant resort lpr the
playgosr of the upper part of the city up fully
to all that its entsprisng managers promised The per-
formances always correct, and frequently brilliant
the scenery neat and asefully painted the orchestra
toue ensmble is excellent There il place Of
ment in the city whore stranger citizen spend
an evening more agreeably great bill is to be pre-
brated Yankee Hill" is 10 appear in two Of his best
pieces.


BowEar rAMrHITHEATRE-Messrs. Sands, Lent 4 Co.,
the Of patronsed place
of amusement, closed the Bowery Amphitheatre last
evening" after having OF the most brilliant engage
ments ever witnessed in New York The house a.
usual crowded TO overhowing and during the per-
formances the feaS Of the celebrated dancing fight
ing ponys elected thunders Of applause from the audi
ence The evening apart for the benefit of Mr.
Psntland the popular clown Of the esablshment and
judging by the number Of persons that we're In the
house. should say that 1t very substantial


0ERMAN SocIErY CorcERr.--The Tabernacle was
crowded last night with fashionable auditory
bed 10 hear the annual concert Of the German Society
Of Now York. The most striking part of tho perform
ances the variations I" The Prayer" from the
Opera Of Moses in Egypt" and the "Valsas Burlss
cas-" composed and performed by Senior Noronhs
Spanish or Portuguese gentleman Of musical talent
who has lately arrived this county from Brazil He
was enthusiastically applauded at frequent intervals
Belnis dusto Of Deb Conte" was admirably sung by
Miss Northsl and Miss Korsinsky These ladies are
sweet vocalists and very generally admired.


Mr.. BsoUaHAM-This talented and patriotic represen.
tativs Of the Mesan race, had q capital house. last
evening, at Palmos No living probably since the
days Of the lamented Power, of whom Mr. Brougham ID
acknowledged to be worthy SUCCESSOR has the power
trariees which constitute the Irish character least
none has appeared in public. His conceptions are bril-
liant and poeticalhs delivery is expressive and his
style highly graceful. We understand that Mr. Brough
will give another entertainment 10 morrow evening


in Brooklyn At the conclusion of last evenings enter
tainmen he called out by the audience and made


brie and pthy ackDowledg ment Of the obligations
under to the public for the indulgence granted to
him in this city


Mr.. Burke, the celebrated viouis arrived in Phila.
delphia on the 18th inst.


Madame Pico arrived yesterday, in the Tarolinta,
from Ma,anzas.