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IT. Thcatricals.


PAax THsAraE-Ths new comic opera, by Donizstti,
Of" Don Pasquas" will be performed this evening for
tha first time in America The ssguin troupe make their
debut in the principal characters The opera spoken
of the highest those who witnessed is repre-
sentasion the Italian Opera House, London and We
doubt not it viii have successful and brilliant run
here. Mr.. d. Marble makes his 6rst appearance this
enng in the drama OF" Sam Patch in France and
hope to see q fashionable and crowded house.


BowERY THEArRE.-The historical drama Of !" Ivan
heen will be produced for the first time this evening at
the Bowery. The manager has, at great expense
gagged the services Of equestrian troupe consisting Of
thirytwo male and female riders and magnificent stud
of fifty horses, which will add splendor to the enter
tainment The play Of thrilling interest and has
been got up with much Mr.. Scott personates
Isaac the Jew and Mrs. G. Jones the fair Rebecca The
Bowery will certainly be crowded to its utmost eapaci
ty this evening and have every reason to believe all
viii be highly delighted with the entertainment pre-
sented.


HowEl CIRcus CoMrASY.-This talented equestrian
troupe have taken their departure from this city and will
open the Front street Theatre, Baltimore Thursday
evening next Madame Marie Macarte, the accomplish
ed tqusstrnne Dan Rice and John Gossin, those popu
way thitherward. They will, doubtless, have q very
profitable season off in the Monumental" city


Mas. MowArr.-A New Orleans paper says:-The
appearance of this lady at the St Charles theatre has
been marked throughout her whole engagement by en-
tire success. We anticipate for Mrs. Mowatt much
greater triumphs than she has achieved Once per
iec,ly familiar with stage routne she will be able to
bring her whole mind to bear upon the personation Of
the character she may sssune sho viii exhibit new
permanently fixed in the theatrical world star of no
common briliancy We rejoice at her success for the
evidence OF rsviving interest in the DRAMA and shows
aosering care for our native talent that will finally
produce amongst US artists Of the highest ability.


TEMPLEToN.-A numerous and fashionable audience
assembled last evening at the Armory Hail. to hear this
celebrated vocalist. His powers were considerably
executed. Mr. Templetons style 10 exceedingly simple
disposed to give point to the sentiment Of the poet
than to render the latter sabservent to full display OF
tho powers the voicehe very udciousy avoided the
profuse of those embellshm ns. which, although in
good keeping when added to Italian Cavauas in simple
ballad music rather to cucumber than to adorn.
~ 0. Times, FEB. 20.


RAISING THE PaIcE THEArRE TIcxErs-On the
attempt made to raise the pice Of admission, On
account Of the engagement Of the Acrobat Family II
proved injurious to the interests Of the house The
Journal very prope ly remarks, There s Stubborn
among the theatreg that will forego
nings entertainment rather than submit to small ad-
in the prices Of admission, when it is known
that the expenses Of the theatre enlarged least
a. great q ratio"


Mr. and Mrs Ksan were make their Arst appearance
at the 81 Charles theatre New Orleans the I'd inst


Mr. Burke gives concert in Washington on the 10th
instant.


Mr. Dempser, the delightful vocalist gives concert
in Washington this evening.


The complimen ary benefit given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Aying, in Boston, yielded $i250.


city Intelligence.


SuNpAy.-Yesterdny was as beautiful a day overhead
as is often seen in these degenerate times. The
shons beautifully, and the air mild as May. The
and Broadway before and after church hours presented
very Ane scene. But the walking, owing to the con-
rubbers peculiarly appropriate The buds on the trees
brought out, and only hope that they will not
be nipped again by the cod.


FuNyRAL or PunsER RICE. The funeral Of Purser
Rice took place yesterday afternoon from hs late resi-
dence II was very numerously attended by the citi
and officers of the Navy in undress uniform. The
city, city. "A' 'AA'D y ''' = 40 'pp'' part 'A'


LECTURES uroN OnEeor.-Mr. Charles Sexton will
repeat his lecture the Oregon territory at the
lecture of the Society Library this evening He
will give detailed description of the country, it's
sources, climate soil, productions &C. and from his
treats he csnnot fell to interest those who entertain
friendly regard for it, occupation and possession. Mr..
Saxons previous lecture at Croton Hall well at
tended, and excited very general interest.


THE SEVENTH WARD-We have frequent complaints
of abuses in the above ward. The lamps portion Of
fore light rendering the rather unpleasant in
that ward more unpleasant still The hydrants also
my s aas' as
count for this.


SEDUCTION CLERovMAN.-The mysteries Of this
c1st wires, which may be pulled At convsnsnce-tss
crime which may be successfully smoheIed under the
out sms these thing. are but imperfect
understood by the dear people, who happy in their
gnosnce suppose that things 60 on as well 2. can be
to take peep behind the curtain, and catch glimpse
Of what has been goi on in one Of the
German girl about 2 % years OF age has been ssdu
ced by clergyman of what denomination we did not
miles or hereabouts Of the city. After the illicit inter
had been carried tme and the girls
peculiar situation could be no longer kept secret she
by an arrangement made by other parties she was
ago. she gave birth to child After remaining in that
Establishment for sufficient length Of timo to admit Of
to another establishment under the control Of the City
authorities generally known as the Tombs, where she
ss ws X ou snS disposed
permitted to take up her residence with friend Tin
Pitt streetJ until sufficiently recovered to return unsus
peced to situation provided for her by her seducer
Who as we have been given to understand, has paid
liberal bonus, amounting, believe to about $780,


this the ef city
and county, whether it was taken a. mere gratuty
arc not yet able to say Of course ths7 are ali honor.
able men" We can only say that the case
transferred trans from pac. to place in the she
was. well az the manner in which the AFFAIR was dis
posed Of This, then, Of the mysteries Of Gotham
10 which we alluded above.


Movements OF Travellers.


The following arrivals, yesterday, magnificent
evidence of the of early spring intercourse
with the Southern and Western sections Of the Union
with our city. At the


AMERrcAr.-E D. Hudson, Georgia; D. Russell, Bos.
ton; j. B. Fulton, Val J. Monroe, U. s. Al Messrs Weir


Easton, Philad; J. Cobet 8. c.; 8. B. Brown, do; J.
| II. Speed, Memphis.


AsToR-L. Janen, N. o.; w. Faison, Thomas Faison,
N. C; W. Watts, Va; John Mertens. g. Donald, Va;
| Darcey, N. j.; A. Robinson, Louisiana; J. H. Weed,
Boston; James Kent, Richmond; Messrs Frost, Cush.
man. Gleason Glsson, Cotterel and English, ,Msiue w.
| o. Thomas, Norwich; w Ellison, Boston; W. II Ives,
Boston; c. Richardson, Cincinnati; w. Ceggett, Wash
ingtop; T. H. Whitney, N. J; James Pennoyer r. T.
Gale, Cansds; A. Poor, Bangor; r c. Morton Port
| land; Z. Goldman. Boston.


Crry.-R- Holland Philad J. Fitzgerald. Michi-
gan; James Jsbell, Alabama, @ Baptist, X Eckles
Va; T.. r. Price, D. Black Elktop Ky L. B Parrish. j.